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Old and Young Vets. Fraternize.

A recent event of unusual interest in
soldier circles at Chicago was the joint
meeting of Columbia Post, 706, G.. A.
r., and Columbia Camp, 2, United
Spanish War Veterans. The principal
purpose of the meeting was to cement
the fraternal feeling between the vet
Grams of the Spansh-American War
and the members of the Grand Army.
The meeting also was the formal
christening of Columbia Camp, which
is a recent consolidation of Liscum,
Logan and Chadwick Camps of United
Spanish-American War Veterans. The
christening ceremonies were In charge
of the G.. A. X. members.
Comrade j. c. Ward, of Chicago,
adds that Commander Holman, of CO.
lumbia Post, in his address, has ce-
mented the ties between the G.. A. r.
and our Spanish American War boys
Columbia Post is making great prepa-
rations for the National Encampment
at Minneapolis, and will turn out q
solid column of 100 men as the escort
to Commander-in-Ch Tanner"
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The 2Sl Ohio Cay.

The report of the Reunion of the I'd
Ohio Cav and 25th Ohio Battery at
Cleveland. o., Oct. 12, 1905, has been
issued in neat little pamphlet with an
important addition in a sketch of the
service at the Ninth Army Corps Head
quarters at the time of the explosion of
the mine in front of Petersburg, July
80. 1854. This is by. CAnrade J. T.
Haskiil. Co. II, I'd Ohio Cav, who was
Orderly at Corps Headquarters, and
being bright, intelligent youth with
ears as long as the proverbial boys.
saw and heard a great many things of
Importance that have now passed into
histarH
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National Tribune Patterns.
4 Novel Yoke.

No. 2114-This is the age of the
exquisite in apparel, and every depart
ment of woman's dress is carried to the
highest degree of excellence. An ex-
ample of this is shown in the night
dress pictured. The yoke consists of
open-work embroidery shaped in points
which, while most dainty if hand-em-
broidered, is yet exceedingly attractive
If made Of the machine embroidery. A
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woolen and silk materials are cut litter
this fashion, but those of the sheerest
null and chiffon. Here is shown one
Of the most satisfactory of the new
circular models. An inverted box pleat
marking the center OF front and back
provides extra fullness and lends more
flare to the lower edge. The skirt fits
smoothly about the hips. and falls
thence with increasing fulIness to the
floor. In making this skirt there Will
be no difficulty with its sagging if the
skirt is put together and sewed on the
belt and hung up for a few days before
finishing the bottom. The pattern Is
especially good for wooden, silk or linen
materials. ~ yards of 42-inch ma
tcrial are needed for the medium size.
No. 2IJS-sizes. 90 to 80 inches bust
measure.
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NERVE TONIC.

4.
The never fhiling treatment used by my husband
the late Dr. s. s. Parker. Veteran Of the CIVIL War
for years In his successful treatment of Debility
Weakness Relaxation. Irritabity. This great
remedy cures rheumatism. Lame Back. Diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder and Liver. II has no equal and
is sold on It's merits To any sufferer acting In good
faith will send SIX DAYS TRIAL TREAT
MENT FREE. (send &c. stamp for postage.) Read
what one of many cured patients writes:
&" For several years suffered from Weakness Lame
Back. Kidney and Bladder trouble. 1 am now sew
eral months afer taking the Parker Remedy CON-
peteiy cured am 6s years old and veteran of the
War OF the Rebellion. W. 4. BIDwELL,
2sst s. Wayne Ave, Fort Wayne, Ind"
MrA II. c. PARKER, eS A St., Toledo. o.
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A Happy Bald-Headed Mau,

II. Dayton. Il chemist, living at ] 3137
California Ave, st. Louis, Mo. accident
ally discovered mixture that made his
hair grow. He tried it on his bald head
ed friends with the same result. He is
SO proud of 1t that he has had the recipe
printed by the thousand, and is sending
it to all who write and inclose stamp.
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A Smart street Costume.

Nos. 2116-2117.-In planning frocks
new and which possess an individual
smartness. An excellent idea for a
street gown is given here, made in
Hunters green. with narrow black
soutache as adornment. The blouse is
composed of deep pleats and completed
with a pleated peplum which is very
smart. The yoke and deep cuffs may
The National tribune., 1906-05-03
Reunion OF the 18th Ill.

The 45th Anniversary and Reunion
of the 18th Ill. will be held at Dixon,
ILL.,. May "a. Please advise by mail C.
H. Noble, Dixon, ILL.,, or r. NJ. Hevenor,
Downers Grove. H., II intending to be
preSent.
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Reunion Of the 11etb lad.

Reunion at Lafayette, Ind, during
State Encampment of G. A. R.. May
23, 1906. All the comrades of that
regiment are urged to be present. Thos.
E. Browning, President. SIT 8. 14th
St. Lafayette. Ind; z. 4. Landers, Sec
retary. 617 s. 14th st.. LAfayette. Ind.
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neunion of the I'd Ohio Ii. A.

The Annual Reunion of the I'd Ohio
H. A. Will be held in G. A. r. Hall,
next door to City Hall. Wilmington, O.,
Wednesday, July 4. beginning at 1890
a. IN. Thos. NJ. Sechier, Secretary, Mo-
line H.
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A FeBcy-WOrk Apron.

No. 2l05.-A very pretty and prac-
tioal new model for an apron to serve
for sewing, darning or other nice wear
is sketched here. The rounding cor
ners are graceful in shape, while the
whole is edged with a narrow Valen-
ciennes lace. All but the center of the
The National tribune., 1906-05-03
Some Small Underwear.

No. 209S.-Here is given sugges-
tion for an underwaist and drawers in
one piece which will not only save
minutes in the making, but hours in
the dressing and undressing of little
Miss Mohet. A pretty-shaped yoke
band serves as support over the shoul-
derS and neat finish about the neck
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Grace and Comfort.

No. 2151.-The American woman is
SO practical that she realizes the ne
cessity of comfort garments and yet
does not fail to appreciate the princi-
PIE Of attractiyeness A negiigee like
that shown is not only becoming, but
restful, and a great time-saver in the
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED Position in hotel rs clerk other line
w ofbusiness in the South, Florida preferred Un-
derstands farming and care of horses An offer North
will be considered. Henry L. Howell, GO Washington
ST., Poughkeepsie n. Y.
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pocket IS formed to hold ones work
and sewing utensils. This is finished
about the inner edge in the same man
ner as the outer edge of the apron. A
fine feather-stitching renders il more
dainty and may be in white or a color
Any of the white apron materials or a
delicate tint may serve. The pattern
calls for l Y yards of 36-inch material
No 2105-one size
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One of the New Circular skirts.

No. 215S.-It is the day of circular
skirts, and so rife are they that scarce
ly skirt is made which is not circular
in cut. There is good reason, for no
skirt could hang with more grace than
this same mode. Not only skirts of
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be portions of guimpe which may be
of the material of the gown or a lin
gerie stuff. The skirt is very graceful,
being circular and heightened by three
circular fiounces. Neat stitching and
good DRESSINGS are very effective in a
skirt of this kind. The gown is not
difficult to make and possible for any
home sewer. A Henrietta, raw silk
challis or pongee may be used for its
development. In the medium size IL
yards of S6-inch goods are needed for
the dress.
Two patterns: No. 2116-sizes, 80 to
AZ inches bust measure; No. 2117-
sizes, 20 to 80 inches waist measure
The price of these patterns is 20
cents for both, or either will be sent
on receipt of 10 cents.
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O. 75 PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS
'Dcs Keep all money coined before 1875 and send
10 cents at once for a set of coin Rld stamp value
books. 1t may mean fortune to you. Address
e. I. Clarke. Agent, Room 9. LeROy. \. y.
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SiONS.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
II considered. The highest possible allowance
cured by applying to H. W. SHOPPELL,
Pension Attorney, Washington, D. c.
A NY COMRADE RECEIVING LESS THAN tls
"a should inform OF the number of his pensioa
certificate the rate per month he Is getting also the
day esi year OF his birth. Then will write him how
to get increase. Il. W. SHOPPELI4, Pension
Attorney, Washington, %. G.
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FORTUNE IN EGGS.

I get many letters from my old home about
preserving eggs that will answer them hrough your
paper started in 1883 with sS6 bought eggs Sc to
iOc in Summer. preserved them and sold in Winter
at from &c. to soc. dozen. preserved eggs IL
years and made $4,000 My niece started in 1884 with
$40 which she reinyested each year with the profits.
and now she has sl645 all made from s0 reinyested
for eight years You can buy eggs from Sc. to i0c.
and sell them from &c. TO soc. Figure the profits
yourself To preserve them costs a cent a dozen.
ANY person can get desired information by address,
lug George f. Towns & Company, Penfeld, Pa
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simple beading run with ribbon finishes
the square neck along the inner edge.
The gown hangs quite full from the
yoke. while the sleeves are of elbow
length and completed with ruffies of
embroidery. There is no opening, as
the garment is slipped on over the
lead. and this means less labor in the
making. Nainsook, lawn or long cloth
may serve as material. So yards af
36-inch goods are needed to develop
the pattern in the medium sizes.
No. 2114-sizes, 30 to AZ inches bust
rlraS sure
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; sLO0
"A hour Introducing best selling articles on
market. Charles C. S. Homer Co., 1880 Penn Ave,
Pittsburgh Pa.
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PATENTS.

DATENT FOR SALE-Toet Case:
L James T. Stubbiefeld. Buchanan, Tex.
Crate: OdelOn j. La Bauve, Edna Tex.
Bs5- Protect your ideas Es- Advice free
MILO b. STEVENS Il co, Estab 1861
$50 lith St. Washington, ID. c.
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Classified Advertisements.
CAN MING.
STAN PS AND COINS.

CTART A CANNING Observation-Disclosures
y for stamp. c. ". Warford. Newburgh. n. Y.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

UTANTED-Informatio of George
w Harper. who enlisted in 1861; first in
the Navy and next in the Irish Brigade
that made the charge at Fredericksburg
under Gen. Burnside, in which engage
ment he was wounded. Enlisted in the
cavalry, and was in the Secret Service.
He lived in Conneaut, Ashtabula County,
o., when he enlisted. He has been grant
ed pension, and 1 have heard nothing
about him for % years. 1 would like to
know il he is still living. l. Lewis Har-
per. COnneaut, o., his brother. served
four years in the 29th Ohio Regiment,
and / would like to inquire through The
National Tribune if he is still alive and
if anyone can give me any information
in regard to his whereabouts. He was
nay only brother.
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oSnn WILL BE PAID FOR
sDOOO any case that my Liquor
Tobacco and Cigarette Remedies, in liq- l.
uid form. fail TO cure, either with or D
without patients knowIedge-50 cents
and 81. Tablet form also. Mailed
on receipt of price. a
c10On WILL BE PAID for any ~
SD DlOOO Opium. Morphine and MF.
Cocaine disease I cannot cure. Treat s>
ment at nome, without pain or loss OF time
Instaiiments. DIR. II. C. KEITH Special
Nervous Diseases, siI NJ ST., TOLEDO, OHIO
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OUR NEW MEMORIAL BADGE.

Made of the fine black satin ribbon g. inches wide
inches long, the G. A. r. badge aud the name mum
Der and location of Post stamped in silver the hsz
ribbon of badge in cn!ors imitation fringe stamped In
silver at bottom of badge fine sver-plated bar pin
opij each III lots of or ver IL cents each
In lots of less than -.
Goods G. o. D.. or cash to accompany order.
Send for catalogue of other flags and supplies
COMRADE J. A JOEL. Il CO..
50 Nassau Street New York.
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w of Co. F. Sd Ky; by James Y.
Hendrickson, 525 25th St, Kansas City,
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fSCEllAN EOUS.

ATRs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup reduces Iniamina-
4Nl ton while Children are Teethlng. &c. bottle.
MARRIAGE PAPER FREE; most reliable pub
WI lishsd. Eastern Agency, 80, Bridgeport. Conn.
MARRIAGE DIRECTORY FREETO ALI-PAY
WI when married: new plan; send no money For par
ticulars address Sslec,club Dept; ls Tekoushs Mich.
NOR TEN CENTS I WILL SEND postpaid q
Il pint package finest "Orlentai Hair Tonic," and
also reliable formula purely vesetable) to "Darksa
w d. JOHNSTON QnIncy Ill
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WANTED - Information regarding
w Jesse Roache, Co. X, 1th Md Jesse
Roache WAS discharged at the close of
the civil war. but did not return home
His wife wishes to learn whether he is
living or dead, and if dead, date and
place of death. that she may prove pen
sion claim. Address William T. Cooper
Parkton, Md.
The National tribune., 1906-05-03

T OSING YOUR GRIP
IL When physical activities seem to be weaken
and the mind losing its the restorative powers
of Juyen Pills assert themsees by feeding the
reaching every function of the human organism. CIV
ing refreshing sleep. appetite. strength aud health.
trial quickly proves their far-reaching efficacy. 0i
Sent only by &. /. HooD Co.,--Hood's Sarsapa-
rillaIoweIl. Mass receipt of this advt. and 81.
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"ANTEn-The address of any mem
w ber of the 5th Kan. Cav that sup
ported the lst Ind. Battery in front of
the Court House at Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct
70. 1868. IL. NJ. Reeves, in command of
Gun. Poseyville. Ind.
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From the above prices we Will sitew -
speetat si>cDuat OF Rs per cent This makes
our prices the loves; In the 4. Best L. = Bunting
Parade Flag. sxs or5ys with ioned pole eagle, belt
and tsSss.s complete. sa5l Best Banner SIX Parads
Flag. fast cOoTs. Ks ?. white silk embroidered sisrs
silk fringe silk tssScs. onted pole. eagle. belt cover
complete s5oOO or size SNs'. trimmed as above. COM
pe:e, $500
GRAVE FLAGS
Made OF muslin. printed In bright eolors with name.
number and location OF Post printed la black ink
stripes and mounted on s.Toag sticks.
sNlt inches, per gross, SEQ per half gross, 500
isNls inches, per gross 500. per half gross s.Ts
lix:i inches, per gross. 100: per half gross. 80
Flags Without Priuting.
Ska inches PER gros, $50: isSis, saso ityeI ssoe
COTTON BUNTING FLAGS,
Best In the market for the purpoSe absolutely fast
cDors. guaranteed not to fade in six months mounted
stained STATS. with gilt spear heads.
lsNis inches plain. per gross, so, i6J.t inches
per gross si5O0. fsyis inches. with printing. per
gross siS0O per half gross s. D. isxei inches, with
printing. per gross, $50; per half gross, $3.50.
White mnslins streamers, with name. etc. OF Post
printed on, instead Of flags, price printed
The National tribune., 1906-05-03

"ANTED-The address of Tom Stece.
w who was supposed to have served
IN 4 wisconsin regiment in 1864 and
1865. Address Jones McLemore, r. F.
ID. l, Lavinia, Tenn.
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WIDOWS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO WIDOWS
- claims for pension. Write me at once after death
OF husband sending me his pension certificate. will
collect what is due him for you and get tine high
est pension allowance for yourself Il. W. SHOP
PELL, Pension Attorney, Washington, D. G.
VoUR PENSION BUSINESS PROMPTLY At
Il tended to by old soldier Is years Pension
Attorney. Address Ira W. Boofon. Galpolls. Ohio
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r INFORMATION WANTED-Informatio
l. regarding the date and place of death
of David A. Waters, Co. B, 207th Pa; en-
listed in Burlington. Pa. Sept. l. 1864:
have died at Warren. o.. about 1900 Ad-
dress James d. Detro. Gorham, N J.
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AS the first active move toward the
National Encampment of the United
Spanish War Veterans, to be held at
Washington, D. c., next Fall, the fol-
lowing address has been sent out to the
hundreds of Camps in I'LL parts of the
United States:
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NTANTED-The addresses of members
w OF Co. Fl. 18th Iowa; by Geo. W.
Barden, Claraville, Okla.
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"ANTED-The address of c. w.
w Ladyman, Co. L. Sth Mo. Cav. Last
heard of in Scott Co. Benton, +. o., Mo.
Address Lieut.. ThOs. Conner Prosperity,
Mo.
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PATENTS.
BOOKS AND PICTURES.

MEMORIAL SONGS FOR DECORATION DAY.
vi Brainard's old stock. Words and music. Size
o to 20 inches. II songs cents. postpaid.
a. 'Bralnard's War Songs'-G.A.R War Song Book
50 cents. postpaid. Address DANIEL HOTTINGER,
$40 w. 18th Street, Chicago, Ill.
L,ARTHQUAKE.-sEND % CENTS, COIN OR
II stamps, for three general Photographic views of
the terrible disaster In san Francisco
LORIN CURIO CO. Box 227. Elmhurst. California.
nANIEL HOTTINGER, THE VETERAN
- Book Seller, $40 West 18th Street. Chicago can
supply you with nearly book in print Caalog of
Civil War books free.
c, ET OF SEVEN SOUVENIR POST CARDS OF
= Custer Battlefield. Views tax year after
&c, silver postage Carl +. knese Sheridan. Wyo.
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WANTED-H. Fl. Dixson, of East Liv-
w erpool, o.. Station a. wants some
comrade to give him the address of Geo.
w. Resell, of Co. A, ll5th Ohio V. l.
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'" "ANTED-The address of T. Meath
w cry. Mexican War pensioner; by
w b. Neathery. Coquille. Ore.
" "ANTED-The address of Frank C.
w Lee, Co. c, 18th ILL.,; by r. NJ Hev-
enor. Secretary. 18th Ill. Association,
Downer's Grove. Ill.
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The drawers are Joined to the waist
IN front. and are left to be closed with
buttons in back. Thew may be made
as plain or elaborate as desired. Long
cloth or muslin may serve as material
In the medium size the pattern calls
for z yards of 36-inch material.
No. 2O9S-siZes, 9 TO 10 years.
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"ANTED-The address of a comrade
w of the late Thomas Walters, Co. l.
104th n. Y. Vol. Navy. Elizabeth Wal
ters, 1SI Dewey Ave, New Castle, Pa.
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soldiers

"ANTED-A soldiers wife died in
w some barracks over near the levee
back of the st. Charles Hotel, In Cairo
Ill, in the Summer of 1866 (date uncer-
tain, possibly 1869. leaving an infant
about seven months old. In the conSu-
sion then prevailing the parents names
were not recorded The child was placed
in the Soldiers Orphans Home, Sept l.
the same year. Information Is desired
by the child concerning the identity of
the parents. II the father is still living
he undoubtedly believes the child dead
Please address E. L. Silver. Ault. Colo.
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morning. when Sir Henry is waiting
for breakfast or a hasty summons TO
the door necessitates a quickly-donned
waist. The sack is simple and easily
made. beside being suited to any sea
sonable fabric. The fullness at the
shoulder in front may be tucked or
gathered while choice of three neck
iinishiRgs is provided for. The sleeve
may be in long bishop or short puff
style and be as little or much trimmed
az desired. For the medium size ~
yards of 36-inch goods are needed.
No. 2151-sizes, 81 TO AZ inches bust
measure.
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M E DICAI.

MO. 1-0x-O-Pep cures Nerve End Stomach Trou-
IN bes No. 2-Vitaline. cures Diseases of Men.
No. Sienna Cura cures Diseases of Women.
ALL GUARANTEED. send for free booklet and
sample of the remedy you need
Guarantee Remedy Co., Box ~. n. Columbus. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1906-05-03

George C. Randall Post, So Woodstock
Nt.-Commander. William G. Vaughan:
S. V. c., Stephen Hewitt: J. Y. C.. Friend
p. Fletcher; Adj't. Oliver H. Mckenzie;
.. NJ. Nathan Gushing: Chaplain. Harvey
Vaughan: o. D.. L. B. Thomas: o. c.
George w Perry: s. NJ. Charles w. Say
ward: Q. NJ. s., John Gilman.
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CORRESPONDENCE WANTED - To
~ correspond with some comrade hav-
ing ginseng farm. wish to enter the
business. Address John Terrell Co. NJ
Soldiers Home. DanyiIle, Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
NEW COMPANY TO WEAR
COLONIAL UNIFORM
Plans Being Made for Formation
OF Unique Military Organiza-
ton in Richmond.

\ project looking To- the orsanizat.on
ot unique military company Tor this
city is We'll under way. 10 is To- be- an
aH-Neteran organization, only those VINO
served n the Spanish-Amorican War
bong eligible To membership therein.
There arc moro than "a hundred veteran.
OF that struggle iu this city. and aIr..f,-
sHIicirnt OF these have signiaed their
interest in the plan To- insure tine orelri-
cation
"e proposed company tho .nlme af
which has not Yet bcca selected. ull I.
uniformed ai their own ,Npcus. In a. disc
tincuvc and striking costl.n,. rt..r
plan contemplates the revival OF tae o.I
colonial uniform OF bun and blue aui.
ny Revolutionary soldiers. The meme
hrfs and officers will furnish sverytln-.
save the rifles. which Will Doe coutrl-
outed by the Federal government or
course, this command Will he subject to
'ne orders Of the state and national gov-
crnment. but In an other tlan onie!al
functions 10 viii wear lJs historic and
distinctive uniforms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
MORAN AND PERKINS
SUEO BY FAIRBANKS
An Action for Alleged SANDER
Brought Against Democratic
Candidate for Governor.

BOSTON. November John B. Moran.
Democratic, Prohibition and Independence
League cand date for Governor. and
James NJ. Perkins. who was secretary
or the Massachusetts Board Of Com
missioners to the Lewis and Clark Expo-
uon at Portland Oregon are named az
defendants in suit alleging slandcr.
which was filed to-day in the Superior
Court by Wilson IL. Fairbanks. chairman
OF OF the board Of exposition commissioners.
me action is based upon the charges
made by Messrs. Moran and Perkins in
connection with the expenditure Of the
money appropriated by the State for the
oregon exposition.
Inc accusation against Fairbanks was
made by Mr.. Moran in political ad-
dress made a week ago by reading an
aihdavit by Secretary Perkins. alleging
misconduct on the part of Tafrbanlse ae
commissioner In subsequent speeches
Mr.. Moran charged Commission t,oir.
banks with forS~sT. aaf criticized CO..
ernor Guild fe< heghecting to renew
Fairbanks wiS9 - now a comnniss,orer
to the Jam0SNOun Exposition tn
charges against lSirbanks are now ,,rdor
consideration rs 0e ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and the Assistant Gistrict Attorney OF
Suffolk county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-03
AmiCabl6 Ar dngement
Reached With Work
mems Committee
TO KEEP ON OLD
AND NEW MEN
Old Wages to Apply and Differ
ences to Be Submitted to
Observation-Disclosures
Took Place at Con-
ference in New
York.

NASH NGtoN. November THE
slrlke oi mac AiniSts on tie Southern
RAILWAY which was inaugurated recently
ior an increase in wages Was settled to-
day
An annie cable adjustment has been raach-
90 WITH iie committee OF machinists. un-
oeI WAieA '-s strike VIII be declared OFT
ana TIE men -'W on strike VIII retun
70 tnelr old POSITIONS ON Monday morn
Ing. November atl. without prejudice ON