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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
MOTORMAN
USES REVOLVER
ONE MAN DEAD AND
OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED
San Francisco Street Car Conductor
Uses Weapon With Deadly Effect
Riot on Car Started by Impatient
Man Who Wanted Transfer-Car
stopped When Trouble Began
Conductor and MOtoTman Are
Charged With Murder Men
Trample on Children.

San Francisco, Oct. 21.-one man
was shot and killed, another so Sc
riously wounded that he may die and
two others lesse seriously injured in
a fight over a transfer slip on
Polk street car of the United Rail-
roads system here Saturday.
The slain man was Charles Moss,
aged "a years, hod carrier by occu-
patton. Otto Enerwein was shot
through the neck and left eye and
will probably die. John Monger, a
hod carrier, was Shot through the left
hand. Bernard Goldstein was shot
through the right leg. Joseph stef-
fens will probably lose the sight Of
his left eye, which was filled with
shattered glass.
The conductor of the car, E. B.
Brown, and the motorman, E. A.
Purcell, are at the city prison and
will be charged with murder.
The crowded condition Of the car
made both passengers and conductor
irritable, and trouble became appar-
ent
John Monger, according to his own
statement, is the man who started
the trouble. He had asked for a
transfer and became impatient before
the conductor got to him. Monger
repeatedly asked for the transfer and
becoming angry struck the conductor.
1t was at this juncture that the
shooting commenced. At the same
time some one threw off the trolley
pole and the car came to a stand
still. The stoppage of the car, cou-
pied with the noise in the rear, led
the motorman to believe that his mate
was in danger, and, revolver in hand,
he pushed his way through the
crowded passengers.
Revolvers Against Fists.
This disturbance happened on the
rear platform, where Monger had
been talking to Goldstein and Moss.
These men say that when Monger
was knocked down they saw Brown
draw a revolver, and grappled with
him to prevent him from using It.
Women and children were thrown
into n panic and a mad rush was
made to escape. Women trampled
upon children and windows were
broken by the affrighted passengers,
whose hysteria and fears increased
when the shooting began.
Moss was the first one to receive
a bullet. He was shot in the abdo-
men and so closely was the revolver
held to his body that his clothes
were powder-burned.
The shooting of the other men was
done in the confusion Of the scuf-
fling and fighting. One shot had been
fired before Purcell reached the rear
platform and then shot after shot
followed in quick succession. When
Purcell was searched at the police
station a revolver was found on his
person. Three chambers were empty
and the barrel was powder-stained
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21

There is more Catarrh In this section Of
the country than all other disease put to-
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be lncurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced It a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Sci
tlonal disease and therefore requires con-
stltutional treatment. Halls catarrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney q Co., To
ledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cnre
on the market. Il Is taken Internally In
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful 1t
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any case II fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Toe. iy
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
To Improve Upper River.

Moline, ILL.,, oct. 21.-Everything
is in readiness for the annual meet
ing of the Upper Mississippi River
Improvement association. which will
convene in this city tomorrow for a
two days session. The meeting will
be attended by delegates represent
ing nearly all the cities and towns
on the Mississippi river between ST..
Louis and Minneapolis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21

The number Of active ginneries and
bales Of cotton ginned in the United
States for this season of 1907 to Sep
tember 1. as compared with that Of
the same period in 1906, shows a de-
cided decrease, the figures for 1907
being 191,416 bales from 1857 gin
neries, as against 4O7,551 bales from
e62s glnnerles in 1906. m
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
SENATOR M. A. MILLER COMING.
State Lecturer of the Modern Wood
men of America VIII Deliver an
Address Next Tuesday Evening.

Address Next TueSuay Evening.
State Senator NJ. A. Miller of Linn
county, who is state lecturer for the
Modern Woodmen Of America for the
jurisdiction of oregon, will deliver
an address on the good Of the order at
Odd Fellows hall in this city next
Tuesday evening, October 22.
1t will be an open meeting and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
Senator Miller is one Of the leading
members OF the legislature and an
able speaker and his address will be
entertaining. Tutuilla camp No.
6S99 of this city, is making prepara-
tions to appropriately entertain the
state lecturer during his stay in the
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-21
MURDERER To
PLEAD GUILTY.
Charles H. Rogers on Trial
for AtroCiouS Murder Of
Three Persons.
CAPTURED AFTER LONG
CHASE BY PINKERTONS

Two Victims Old and Respected Far
mers-Another Their Housekeep-
er's Daughter-Mrs. Ingerich At
tacked-Barking OF Pet Dog Re-
vealed Bodies Of Murdered Broth
ers-Rogers Unsuspected Escapes
Captured in California After Long
Chase-Said TO Have Confessed the
Crime 10 Sheriff.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Peach Growers Asking Damages.

hat the poor service given tse peach shippers by the raj roads during Gle movement q. the crop will resultIn many suits being fled there k no doubt. a. the delay in loading and 5or- Wardtng after tie fruit 3aS de- .lsered tt the sheds caused much ,. | to arrive 5i5 bad order t.ts >t.nat.or. lie first ol these
 wa, led Wednesday when
 Oak aad Fruit Co. brought
 asa.ast ahe commission
 os AiurphH x Go..ef 6=:eago. Q restore ! i9~s eE 20 ats a crate 4H 1Q5o crates sor- : feled U them from oak aad .asm. The commission hoa,e bought .o.r ears 1T 9 per rate ba. would #ol7 accept t@o a. them.-Aan Bnren Press.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
|. of 4. Man Steals Trousers

St. Louis. JalY e-Martin |. Henry ot Jacksonville, Ark. q asatf1enatie> student ot the=Eni- sefe'ty ot Arkansas at Fayette- siite. Was >enteneed to 6Q da4s iii t5le= workhea~e=and then paf75ed Hs Jadge IaeIoT of the Court ot Criminal Correction toda. "a a @55az-gee e. taxing : pair . tHe!5S- ezs from aa=ezPre paska s=s=.a ..z.=fs@ .r.,...6 6..=sag to Memphis.
 Henry am- tgSt Louis tr5H Newport. .ars.. @lleFe ae W5rHea .ar m express 70. par '. e5 =earf. higher wages .4eFe. >o lze eea.a pa His @af through ee.lese. and got p9@i- t.an with tic PaI.1t Express GHHpany. He admitted taking t.-- trousers. bat said h. e8a.df1 understand way he did
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Frisco Brakeman Killed.

Harold D. GlGinnef, 2o 4ear> 5f age. rear brakeman. va fi.- ed about midnight Wednesday .. tast Wec6 near Winsto~ He
 d been Lack to lag titee | s1asa following and is supposed
 have gese te s.eep oa tbe tef be remains were si1ip- 5saI - 5Hs h0a.e at AIonett, No.
 iuttrlre
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
VIGOROUS STEPS
 SHOULD BE TAKEN.

IL k stated that d two rall- road statfoH> in Arkansas 3.eee crates of peaches are rotting be- cause the read ;s urs11e for the moment furnish the retrie- erator zars needed. The ruit could l5==sotd n St. E5u7S at l5st- les prsteS than usual ard would b. | welcome and heaztatui ad- dition . she .9od supply. Bat the Industrious aHa deserving men ~fo grew | are worse of than | they wery natthe owners ot orchards They fase the use q their ard, the labor ot plant ing. saztsxat3ng. picking. erat.ng ard hauling to. tic station help lr>S witness tie wreck e. ( worthy business enterprise. What Has- demand and supply 10 ae with such eonditon~z The supply < ready ard he de- mand lively. but q ink between is fatally broken.
 Last Ia tlle country produced a gre. apple crop. Much ot that a.s9 T5tted on the ground because the prices offered was too .owt t9 De wort. accepting. Consumers woa.d aase pald We. 4or ztFa arge=zHgi,as lat the intermediate 5e4e7s work ed system that deprfsed or silardzsts. lslrs ean-pe1f- sat.aa =. e.se pts H5t..re afan1larze Ieta eY rtiss later app, aere ag.ee st -l2 q barrel Era.t growers 3ugh. to organize :o7 protection From such treatment Itts ra or rail roads ta ascertain as He trait advances toward rspen.ng now nlanE carS Wi.l be reeded - tafe il to market. Measures >hou,d be taken 70 deteat the great bear or> 5aaght on the prices a~ .org q, q big crop .s ir the hands at producers. Probably there is no help for fruit growers until they take vigorous steps 10 help them selves. St. Louis Globe Demo- crat
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Joplin, Mo- July 2s. Three hours alter pastors in i've of tile downtown churches prayed for rain today the water feil in tor rents tor three hours.
 The de1age broke q protracted drouth
 The action was taken at the suggestion ot an aged Christian woman. who made the request, recalling experiences in her own life when extended droaths had been broken III direct answer to DraEtr
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
r IRE BUGS SUCCEED
AFTER SECOND ATTEMPT.

! nla1 named Lewis wa@ 5n tIae e~ser1.aF ard toid t distressing tata of conditions ia hi> ne.ghbarhood with >peeia. reference to himself He lives q me east ot Garter> Store. 0r last Saturday he was absent from home and his wife went to visit nearby neighbors. While there she had occasion 10 send tfe ueighb0F children 70 her home for something, and t3ey found the house on fire Thes ran back and gave the alarm ard the women qutekly responded and tonnd the straw bed lying on the floor in the kitchen with theeoal ait caa close bs. II had been >et on fire and the fire was burning when they arrived, but theg had little difficulty in putting tae fre cut. Most ot the furniture lad been piled in the yard and attached To Ii Nas note saying. = on ought to De thankful that f9a have this fnaSh left. hat ..5gHt Nr. Lewis and =fWo=9r three neIg.lIar> armed them selves and guarded the house but ID 4tte appeared. Next aaz. sunday, he went to church and izad been absent .e>s than ar l4opf when Was discovered that his home @as burning U a.4s de><roFee together With - HE9 household effects. AIr. Lew < knows oH 70 enemy and no#ane with #wlroH9 9fssisnet on trfeHff.9 terms, ard ttiis unaceountable action .> FeTF distressing and alsgoaraging te aim. ea>e that needs heroic treatment.
 Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
ANNUAL MEETING
 OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

The second annual meeting of the Washington County School biree tor : Association will con- yenc =at tbc Court House in Fay- etteeil'e. August 24th at 10 o'eloeka. n.
 twill be remembered what an enthusiastic meeting was held here last year when more than 900 school directors from all parts of the county were in attendance. We expect somewhere from BOO to 100 Ii the second annual meeting. The topics selected for discussion by the Committee on program are three
 tjr>t.= Compulsory attendance ct al children within certain ages upon the Public Schools. Second County supervision as provided for in the at of the last Legislature.
 Do we want it2
 Third Consolidation of Ru- ral Districts
 These are live school questions and are pressing for solution. Let every director give to their solution bis best thought, and when he gets to the convention on August 24th he viii have message his fellows.
 NJ, r. eroxdale
 ". x. Yates
 J. r. Stafford
 Committee on Program.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Weak Kidneys

Weak KHdnees. surely point 10 weak kidney Nerves lae Kidneys, like the Heart. and the Stomach aHd tHe4r weakness. moi II the organ itself. bat iu the nerves that control and guide and stref gtlen them Dr Shoap Restorative $ a med esHe specifically prepared to reach these controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone, l. futile. | ls waste ot time, and q money as well.
 If your back aches CT is weak. fl the urine scalds CT is dark ard strong i you have sym ptoms of BrigAfs CT otHer distressing CT dangerous kla- ney disease frg Dr shoop's ReztoratiEe t mouth Tablets or LIqaid-aud what t can and will dc for you. Bfass .st recommend aHd sell
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
PROGRAM OF REUNION
AT PRAIRIE GROVE.

Following the program of tn.ted Con. =darate veterans re- union and eneampment to be he3d on tle Prairie Grove battle fed August - and =.
 ArGrsr 21.7 P. n. Music by the band and prayer fbE Ri2ev. }, CraW lord. Welcome address rom the Camp by the Hon. C. N. Nor raW.
 AIas.e.
 Welcome from the Daughters ot the Cortedersey by Miss Myr- tle Mccormick. Welcome rom the town bg the Mayor, J. S. Music.
 Response bg Gonradc C ". H a3ker.
 s:so p. n.. address b} Hon S. Brundidge, S5as=ts,
 AUGUST 9.5o a II. music and prayer. Address ting Governor -. PindaH. Music.
 3ddre>s Hon. Joe LII, Gt4se4 54~-ie.. Music.
 o'clock a.=sIs.. music. Parade 8t t#a 4#d soldiers. 5am- mandeG 5g 6szH.H. Egrrg. Nasia.
 , o'clock. address a5 5edee Rogers.
 Ss29 ?. H. music and exercises by the Daughters ot Contederae4 Q Prairie Grove.
 At9H=-4s 9so a n. music and prayer. Memorial exercises by the Memorial Association of Fay tttexille.
 Music.
 Address h Junius Jordan. Subject, IIeroi>nl at the Southern Women.
 Ever body is especially invited to be with us ard camp, partiea- 4ar.s a Confederate soldiers.
 Hf.P Green,
 J. F. Marian.
 Pittman.
 canpbe3lI.
 p Patterson. Prairie G79-e Camp -No--ss4 Read The News.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Warming.

l you haze kidney and b.4d- der trouble and do rot Use Fa- ley,> k5dne9 Cure. soa vii have onlF yourself to blame for re- suits. dSit positively cures atf form u kidney and bladder dis ease. Sold by W. C. O~nbev
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
The Plain Fucker.

! ] tlrn or 6rsIse aT3iIctS Y0a rl6 T. n -s9 | n. 2 e before . scarcely ku5a | al tts trouble VI. be gone.
 4n aching mt or muscle da the same extracts = pains and p5isans p 4cE- IEe sings and .Iea.s tae
 42ue Hunts Tightening oil does 1t.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Godbey Goes to Hendrix.

Conway, July 27..Bf. J. l.. Godbe4 of Prescott, former edi- tor 8f the Arkansas Methodist, has accepted the chair of philos- opty in Hendrix College and will move to Conway in q few days.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Reunion at Cassville, Mo.

he aruua. old settlers reunion 7t Cassville. No. will be held Us year August i3. IL 1 and
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
fin tbe Gown and County.

wreck and was annu..ed.
 John (. anatta and | red .. Rose. of Brookston, Ind. the proprietors of the Prairie Grove Canning Fac;orz have been here this week making preparations to put the factory h operation in a short time. Alter inspecting the growing crops . tomatoes they were greatly pleased with the pros poets Tor gaod fur t..is season. The crop vi raaag for the factory in short time. Prairie Grove Herald.
 \. N. Byrres has taken t1.e contract to erect arg ware house for Teasdale a- e. 4: St. Louis Who will engage h tle produce business IT tl4i> -t,gaa < large scale. The building be located on West street. a tile .Arn7oar chicken ts5e will De three >torieS aaa have ! floor pace #3fe .a.s. e.ea9 feet. #ora aa tl.z
 lng las already eaa3laas-ee.. Fayetteville Dais4.
 Tie petition .oz 1a4a n p- ueut district has ea f514 @..a the county clerk After are- U. checking | aS been .aa.ld that three-tour.aS owners a property have signed this p=ti- ton create the district Tza proposed road extend raas Fayettees1le 10 or.e msae beyond the White River bridge Tie :nprovemen; Wa> made possible by tae Arnold ~ ot tfe legislature and this .az first aet ;. the klna .n tha State
 fayetteville Sen1.ae
 rnoad Her>ila zes- >en ,. Albert Itens15a~ 5t aeas Double Sprin->. W42 araWa=a ve~tef6at .te-rse#f# sifa fara.ss. Jeaa Jack spr5ug ana @as barzez.= Comfort Ii a.e=#z6 s...~ a. te7sza5s H aa#.a
 il l.zzz.zazz 2sr# s=9ssg >f.s ~.zea@ aaes flr field. when a@c . aa4a ara .e. .at5 - Ho.e8z water @ wa~ drg#aed said .ae water Has rQt over H5S Heat aHE GreHnis.9 t4..>t haze been t..= eraia. Democrat.
 ..1s= boz sone. ftz7- son or persons a.t n th- DOT + .. Dr. Wood ,he as.er night | -u>,F aang>,er aad is the center Q. ...ose t...# p.lils,l.e 'ei9.s- boraood. He eniov> the di>tias- ton ,. receiving more callers than anf other citizen on Wass- .nstea 4tenue. Hei4 strong and hea.tay ard i> a ire specimen el gems homo. H. gives his ne~ 1II.1li terE Ett.e troa E and @ee-.. modes, fs...l. want, Ei-aE-. IT. 48af. @ t-5 sa Haa r5 aoa.e i'm ass7e ile Eaa gr ..pea4 #a mar. Fayettes .1alF
 15s good peops ta vis.a- ity U Betael church. three m , northwest of >prsngda.e. ors making arrarg rgesaeatS b have Sunday Sehoo, ard Farmer> Union picnic to-morrow Satur- day II tie cid neze Bud Shit spring -An interesting prograaH Will he rendered n tBe forenoon by the members (. the Sunda4 School and in tae afternoon there wt.i addresses 5v ReF II. :. Mobfef. Pro. Ianaan aff# others. Music @it ae arnl>Iia by the Stony Po.at Bane Every bolig is .ted t3 attera and take dinner @ spend pleasant dar
 
 Get 5ree >ar1f 1f,.e Of Dr Shops ,.Health Coffee at aat store. Tea, coffee d.stsrb> you stomach. heart or kidneys. thef try this clever imitation Dr. Sh0oD has closely matGhe#
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Piles get quick and certain re- lief from Dr. Shops Magic Ointment It's actor < posi- tive aid certain. Itching. pain ful. protrading or 9.lna p.e> dis appear ke mag F = 1~e. Large GE6ze-sa ap9=a 9a>, a> :5u seatS. @4.e eA - L. 6i%n- be-.
 'ae nited StataS bzFs a5gat ! G0 per ertzos tte total diamond output 5I South Africa. bat there are >ti good ffdug girls who haven't been supplied.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Editor NJ L. Hilderbrand ot t1e Prairie Grove Herald is back at his post of duty after a several weeks visit athis old home in Virginia.
 Miss Jane Price. ot Evening Shade, Ark. wfo had been here visiting with relatives, left Satur- day for Nowata, l. T., to visit a sister at that place.
 Gas. Allbaugb, Of De Queen. arrived Saturday morning to spend few days visiting with h.> parents, Mr. and Mrs. !. D, Aabaugh, leaving for home Mon day.
 K. W. Nekinnon, living out beyond Elm Springs, took the train at springdale Sunday morning for Morris, l. T. where he has q brother residing ard where ne @..z De Tor some time.
 Fev. and Nrs. (. D. Bates. 5t Cushing. Oklahoma. were II town first oi ttle wee6 visiting friends. Mrs. Bates WAS former ' Miss Kate Patterson ard spent Fer g.rlhood days ln Springda.e.
 Roscoe Carroll of ayette- 4ze and Miss Lizzie Bales of z ms, were married at the clerk othee yesterday Squire
 m. W Bishop performing the ceremony. Fayetteville DaliF.
 The droath was broken Sunday ternoon bf=a5ight raiff.and 0.e not heavy enough to he .. much benefit to growing crop, t cooled tae temperature ard re- fre>aened everything wonder 
 Spr.ngda5e won =a-z.... game, defeating Fayetteville on tf.e home grounds Saturday V ] sz5fa Rader ,sf1slE IIar- .z ~as i..e battery Spring dzs. ar and ezsa- ,e....zs.=
 The meeting Naa> earre>poreerts ~saesa.ed er hr.za, tezaaaa tailed. = il.s-.s-- ae .-o1H .a attendance. \. some .atere date We nope to have < meatsng os tHe cor9e>Pon- dents whee eaa attend.
 >.e-tas ~4S the hottest day .. tEe year. tae gov erf.aseT,t tll=rffsaa1c5er registering 97. One ca n Mareh ti.r same Thermometer registered .tf, which va the second hottest e.aF II tle Ysar. Fayetteville Da..y
 lie marriage ot Dr. f.oyd Eight and Miss Carrie Cornwe.-, daughter ot AIr. and Mrs. N, X.  Cz14r V. |. 4riG9=tt >4lemnized at tl1e Gornwe.1 home on Dickson street at '. IT. Thursday. -Aa- ea>t ta. Fayetteville New~.
 Tar eaopar~ strike which Lad bsea oa @eea or more wa@ seee.ed 5a~s v eeaaazq- rafsr. aea were sEfen ! ra.~e .. 5azre over the e.d pr.ee af 5e. sis strike 5neo.g- ea about .ertf b4rre n1aher~ il tbe eoaatg fayetteville Re- view
 Another sate ot trGlt from q ~ra. apple orchard was made tai> week, at | price that sounds fabulous. II shows. however. tae value os an orchard i'll North west Arkansas. In this case tie orchard was on.y acres, but u price received Va. 5215ata 4or tae truiton tie trees Pra.rle Grove Herald
 D. II. Torbett and .am1ly leave today 5or Bright@ater. in Benton county. ro make their home at that pace. AIr. Tor bett has business interests there which require his attention. He X manager of the BrightWater "hite Lime O.. ncw establish nent which is row about open ing up the works. Prairie Grove
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Shops ..Health Coffee at aa- store. Tea. coffee d.sttsrb> you- stomach. heart or kidneys. then try this clever coffee imitation Dr. Shoop has closely matches Old Java and doeha Coffee if flavor ard taste. set | Las not real grain oI coffee n t. Bf Shops Health Coffee Imitation k made from pe-e roasted gram or cereals. with Mat, Nuts, ct Made n ! mirute. NJ tedl04. wait. Ton Wsll surely like |. Sold by Bennett ard Bros.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

FfHr
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The Springdale news., 1907-08-02
Prayers for Rain Answered.

Committee on Program.
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

Lee sanders Cash John Rose. 9ssvshc
The Springdale news., 1907-08-02

.. II. Torbett and family leave today zor Bright%ateH in Benton county. 1o make their home at that pa1e. Mr Tor bett has busine,> interests there which require his attention. He k manager of the Brigi1twater
 White Lime Co, rcw establish elent which < TOW about open ing up the works. Prairie Grove Herald.
 IT rear end collision of two freight trains near Fayetteville Juncton Wednesday morning of last week, tic caboo>e and three cars were smashed I'D ard tic engine derailed. The engineer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
VETS OF SPANISH WAR
GEN. A. S. BURT CAMP REGISTERS
A PROTEST.

The reported dismissal of old soldiers and
old soldiers widows from the mail bag re-
pair shops of the Post Office Department
was the subject of discussion by members of
the various camps of Spanish War Veterans
at smoker and camp fire given last night
by Gen. A. g. Burt Camp. No. 0, at Co.'S
tello's Hall, 9Th and G streets northwest.
resolution placing Gen. A. 8. Burt
Camp, Ne. 8, g. w. w., on record as pro-
testing against such action was introduced
by Comrade w. A. Hickey and unanimously
adopted.
A copy will be sent to Department Com
mander J. Walter Mitchell, to be acted
upon by all the camps of the city OF Wash
ington during the coming week.
Edward keegan reported he had inter-
views with several New York members of
Congress. and they promised at the next
session to take up the matter Of campaign
badges which are now given to men who
saw service In Cuba, Porto Rico, the Phil
ippines and China.
A recess was taken, during which time
refreshments were served. Among those
who spoke during the meeting were Ed
ward Neyaiser of Col. John g. Stotsenbers
Camp. Army Of the Philippines: ]. R. Bur-
CESS Of the United States army. Edward
Keegan, w. e. Reidy, A. Ripple Of Mel
son A. Miles Camp, No. 1: g. E. Duty,
James J. Hearne, William A. Hickey and
James Goodwin.
Burt Camp Is only 1--WE months old. but 1t
already has q membership of over Fifty.