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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
Corn:

! y
quite tee, sharp 5. dsa at f II i7s s
Ga for spot tis9 lis FOR futures local. Inc Nh
fet was e9sS y, m CoPPER-@opper lower
,he English market also win spo, ql4' S Market was
unchanged lake being quoted at - 80 s Ia8
Was uncRanged at los the London market and at
dom win spot quoted 25 5s In he loral ma>e
speer was gnehong5a al [jr, Quoted al 5ss 81
ana Cleveland warrants at 54s Locally no enaHEs vas
se5 ~ and No foundry southern S25aS26 Tho mar
Hs nactiSe at nchange quotations standard foundry
grades are quoted as Ioi.s 5s2 ad co NJ 900 -
GS21 40 June 5oaS2I July So 20 asked and oe'o
MoLAss AID 3 u 1srs s Esr mSTg 6 ,e Of
Quotations follow MoLASSIs- orleans centr.figal
mon i3alir; l5al7c good. lsd2oo prime 2eg23e
orls-t5t'onseea Oil lower dag under reselllns
$40 900 March 47a.c. ZOO Nav 'e% 046ee: 800 July
47c 800 June, 4saQ47c Lin'eed oil was qnchanstl
1riaes re 1iot.: PF7-R01.EiM standard white
775o bulk ! 5oc Ph!adelphia 1oe bulk 45c Fghns-
white New Yorl, bbls 40. bulk $500. philader61
PhiladsIrh.a IL 200. CcrToNsEED oItcPrue crude.
4s1.a March a. i.a37l.c MAY 4Ge a4e1.c Juy. 17a
80. ser,srher t'aie @e'oesT 4'a'I ~ , s-l
oII-American seed city raw 4l@42e out q town raw
,s o. r was an afi uE Weak srs
eloped decline IN 1--we hogs and liberal receipts
day on good buying by packers ana reported
,6a left the market RI her easy ana at almo.,
hIafes 2i '4 srse 80 c gss ty go Omaha
10000 ana the Wet. 5000 PORK firm: quoted. Mess
REEF s,eadg O. oted Mes. taaso So family si5gSa %.
Hans afm quoted at s2sg,so bFEssEb HOGS ar9
t' ,gg 1T NJ. ,7s Pc&Ie. bellies arm
l@m 4 ~ l2iaIS Feei eS"s nm" c 2g9Ira
- @67sc LARD steady. quoted. Middle Western prime
lard quiet quoted south America lie. Continent 10 2O,
ETazn kegs: 70 compound steady quoted al s~as SC
Hee22nty revised wholesale prices Tor beet at
10 2 pc No. 3. Sc; No Ioins. ISisc: No ;. loc
10 ] rounds sac. 10 = 7c. No g. 6isc
RICE -Trading was generally quite active. YIN ~
buyers Quotations follow Domestic screenings. 8t@
Heads 5,assS extra fancv heads. 6assc Japan DO
mestic. 3-g4'tc Patna. 5%d6c. Java 4'sg5'=c, Ran
SUGAR Reansi sugar steady, Win prices UNCHANGED
the sugar trade Friday saturday next. The follow
ing aa list price, sa6le. 10 rebate Of 10 points ana
inoes $500 Eagle tablets, 500 cut Loaf and crushed
SeTed 81 powdercd cdarse poyierc9 and frnit pou-
dered and Eagle coarsr ana extra fine sra GrSnasted Sc
Eagle 2ib cartons OF hnc &59n1laird 4"'e IN bags
bags do 1850. y and 80 III bags DO 475c Enge fine
a. So: No J. BOZ Nos and , = Doe No = 46s
10 o. s. S'e No q o. SOC, No = 40 % 30 : 4-9s
00c Nos a 10 and 16 $50 Al London The sugar beet
March quoted at IS iil.d In sugar locally there
was s'eaay uHaeIt@ne to me maTke} WITH on"r,ngi
basis Centrifugal 90 test aha3 7-l6c; muscovado 50
10 Receipts for the week at american ports were
eo59. tons compaTed with SOFT the precious week am
ega n. same number @ ions geek ana ~ 9'g year
fore ana 1sT147 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
Financial.
Jefferson { GlaarfieId GnaI Z linn en-

~ NItge. . Fer Tent Gold Bonds
SINKING FUND NOTICE
,ota.e1 proposals viii be received ?.
- March 10Th. 1897 by the Guaranty Company
L sew York. 50 Cedar 81. New York. the sale
~ a trustee. At price not 100
-, or shcient per cent bonds OF this company
20 invest the OF Forty thousand ffrv-elzhe
collars twe1ty-uIne 29t Proposals shorId
ne IN sealed envelopes addressed Guaranty Trust
company 81 New York endorsed Jefferson & Clear
Held Coal and Iron Co. Sinking Fund
GEO. r. CLINE TrsaEurer
Rochester. y. Y. February 10Th 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
Bowling Green Trust Co.,

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, SI,C0O,OOO. Surplus, S3,OOO.OOO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. G Treas.
WILLIAM II. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, John A. Hilton,
Frank Brainard, Myron T. Herrlck,
Harry Bronner, Edward I. Jehery,
Franklin O. Brown, WinslOw S. Pierce,
Robert C. Clowry, Morton S. Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick S, Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Sehenck,
Granville NJ. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
A. Goepel, William H. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
Frank J. Gould, John P Truesdel,
George J. Gould, E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
Shares

Reported 10y J. Thomas Reinhardt No. Is Wall street
SeH York. and No 10 Exchange Place. Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
Financial.
Financial.
= = ; : :
TRINITY'S ENEMIES BAGGED

morning say something
Here
Trinity full shorts wrched them
sauiua ali red
would 80 with IN
by regular buying,
tines no other stock tea11y
reading
yv2ldo with have decided
Trinity cts'1 day.
1ntec
to l. the short
racko a
is cxhIa
dn1ed OF should said
oh shorts" al
tho tail vii
from Sro $50
beth rccv will
levche
oand
be laughing
thoseoc
when had them o III
And
hist rvrepts itself s
,vita sturtnA
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
INTERNATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
We the undersigned. hereby give our intention
vletl!Ee trust company, under aad pursuant
S OF tHe state OF New York and i'm conformity
the statute made and provided We hersbr
specify ate follows to Wit
FIFtST--The OF proposed corporators
NIi-ISLAM Cow. WILLIAM = HURLEY.
ia ttL-ES r DARLING DAVID b HUTTON
-otON. NELSON B BURR
JOHN : JENKINS. ARCHIRATD aE5rN-
HENRY r HUTCHINSON STONE
~ IltIW I'D MANWEI-l4 ROBERT = CUDDTHY
I'LL Fix VI DENTON STANLEY E GCSNISOS.
NJ. p. SPRATT.
Sf-S JIhe name OF the proposed Trust Company In
N t.ttNAIIONAI4 TRUST COMPANY
IHIttD-The location OF proposed Trust Company
IS 70 be IN the vicinity Broadway and Fulton Street
boTough OF Manhattan. CITY O. York
N WITNESS WHEREOF. have hsreunto afrxsd our
signatures this 26tl day of January. 1907
WILLIAM Cow.
CHARLES r DARLINGTON,
JOHN {. JENKINS.
HENRY z HUTCHINEOH,
HOWARD MAXWELL
OLIVER NJ DENTON. II
WILLIAM s Hurley.
DAVID z. HUTTON.
NELSON P BURR.
ARCHIBALD SHENSrONH
ROBERT J. CT-DDITY.
STANLEY z. GCNNISON
NJ b SPRATT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-21
THOMAS W. LAWSON.

SO %. do common. S1aS2: CRANBERRIES cape cod
Per 96! Sass do Pc crate s. 60g$2 DO Jersey per
ida quart 15ca$i; do open crates per quart. l5a
25c; ORANGES Indian River. per box. S2a$4 go do
other Florida. 81 2jHS2 90 do Porto Rico S1QS2 do
GaIifoTnia S2gsS - do Kings Florida box. $laS2
IANGEtINES Florida. S2GS4 90 MAN
DARINs, Florida, per strap 81 53aS2 90. GRAPEFRIr
Florida. box. 81 5uGS5. PINEAPPI.F.S Florida
crate. $lQS2 80. DO Cuban. SldS2 %
HoPS-Very little trading the market. In this
state few sales stiU making 1STlgr oders
OF remaining lots showing increasing disposition
ke their hops on tine Pacific further spccl-
ative sales have been made 1091Oec Oregon and
Sonoma COUNTY California but Of sales have
been at Zoe Poorer coast hops greatly neglected
quote: state 1906 choice n. 21T22c. medium %
prime iHG2Gr- do 1903 0HlOc, Pacific
144l5c do prime. l&ql3c. do medium, lOQllc. do 1868
Hay AND STRAW HAY-The light receipts arrear
q have Nttl" special selling Consumers are ev
IDENTIFY working upon basis with rricee in
their present region Receipts Of hay DAYS
tons All prices hold their late basis STRAW STEADY
FOR good 20 best long AT GoGT0c per 10.
MILK AND CREAM.-The exchange p~os remains HI,
- cents quart net t the shipper the 26-en zone
Ire receipts n milk and cream IN 4p-quart cans for
the week ending February 10 were as follows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10

into the capitalization of such cor
Doration as a part of it's investment
as a basis for the establishment of
rates.
THAT in many cites water, gas,
electric light and street railway rates
are excessive and should oe reduced
S-That a law be passed terminal
ing every public service franchise in
Wisconsin on Jan. /, 1890 aud that
thereafter 20 years shall be the maxi
mum duration of any such franchise.
THAT there be created a state
commission TO control and regulate
local public service corporations.
l0-That local communities should
have the power especially to establish
water and light plants; but the gov.
ernOr dec ares there Is no disposition
on the part Of the people OF this state
TO neodlessly interfere with the own
ership or operation of such pants.
1l-That life insurance policies be
better safeguarded
The governor urges the purchase OF
more land in connection with various
state institutions; asks for $50 g..
600 for cell house at the state prison
and for $40 900 TOR charging the home
for the feeble-minded lrregularly in
school attendance is condemned and
the Legislature is asked to concern it.
self with improving the efficiency Of the
rural schools The message Is rather
/ fuller than usual OF the consideration
of educational themes. The work Cf
the university is lauded also Of the
nancial embarrassment az the uni.
yersity. the governor declares Il 10 ne
a result on its wonderful growth. MT
| TO extravaganza and that any SIS
pcions regarding It's management are
IunfOunded. He asks that provision
be made for a woman's building, new
pumping station and new machine
shops.
The great work 81 the dairy and food
| department is eulogized, a strengthen
ing Of the labor bureau is urged
and attention Is called To it's efficient
services; the department OF banking u
praised, semtannual examinations are
recommended and the classification o.
deposits rather than Of banks Is sug
gested. Recommendation is msd'
that law be passed which will per
nit railway employees 10 recover dam
ages for injuries, II Il is found tha
their negligence was less than that D
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
LABOR TROUBLE
COMING To END

LODI, Jan. S.-There are indications
of the labor trouble here coming to an
end, but there are no signs OF a halt
in tcrrorisms and crime Since Jan
uary 1G wortmen have been killed
tcrrorists have issued u proclamation
warning the people not to leave their
houses after q o'clock because the
determination OF our political foes
must continue"
The labor leaders have issued pro-
clamation advising the workmen to
resume work Immediately, recon-
mending the formation OF "A commit
tee of workmen and employers To find
a definite solution Of labor difficulties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
HARTMAN NOT
SERIOUSLY ILL

New York. Jan. Sc. Ii. hartman
gave personal assurance yesterday
that he is not seriously ill He
said:
Il underwent an unromantic little
operation, but it is not OF any conse-
uuence. | hear there are and nave
been wild reports of my sickness. /
expect to go out at once
Hartman refused to discuss the in
terstate commerce investigation OF
his railroads.
New York, Jan. Sit was learned
yesterday that Jacob ii. Schifr, James
Stillma1 and d. o. Mills mad been
subpoenaed to testify before the in
terstate commerce commission In the
Investigation of the Hartman rail-
roads. e. H. Hartman and William
Rockefeller have been previously sum
moned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10

the railroad or that OF a Coemploye
\ reorganization OF the forces IN the
,alious state offices is urged tho gov
hrnor declaring that now there is no
lust relationship between salaries
paid and work performed, The MP
poIntment of n legislative commttee
10 look into this matter Is suggested,
Other recommendation are:
THAT the investigation OF water
powers be continued.
THAT more care I've exercised in
granting charters for dams,
S-That more economical system
of laud title transfers be established
THAT the capitol plans be modi
fed to provide II somewhat better
! building one In harmony with the
dignity of this commonwealth.
The primary election law ~ com
mendCd and no changes are advised
Favorable allusion Is made To the
state militia, TO the soldiers NOM
mouts erected or In contemplation &C
| the livestock sanitary board and the
| fish commission and the adjustment,
Of differences between the federal
| and state governments relative Il
! swamp lands be made,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
RECOMMENDED BY GOVERNOR
DAVIDSON IN MESSAGE.
FRANCHISE LIMITATION
None Should Be Granted for More
Than Twenty Years-Primary
Law Class.d as Working Well
New Commission for Local Pub.
lie Utilities and Income Tax Urged

Madison, Wis, Jan. 10.-In his
message to the Legislature today Gov
ernor Davidson treated exhaustively
many important subjects. In brief
his recommendations were:
For the repeal of the mortgage
tax exemption law. He shows that the
act is evaded, that it is a practical
failure in reaching mortgage holders
and that it has had the effect of in.
creasing interest rates.
2-For a constitutional amendment
permitting an income tax-"unsur.
passed as a leyeller of the public bur
den" he says.
3-TnaG the administration OF the
inheritance tax law be transferred
from the secretary Of state to the tax
commission and that an attorney for
the state be present at the admins.
tration Of all estates subject TO the
law
4-That street railways Of all kinds
be made subject to regulation by the
state railroad commission.
5-That overcapitalization be met
by requiring that the issue Of stocks
and bonds shall be secured by lier
or mortgage upon the property Of
franchise Of the transportation cor
| poTation.
6-That franchise granted with
out compensation to a local public
service corp, -atiOn shall not ente,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
ON WHISKY INSPECTION.
Seek Information to Provide Regula
tons Under New Act.

Washington, Jan. Secretary
Wilson, DR.. H. w. Wiley and Solicit
or George f. McCabe of the depart
ment of agriculture returned from
Pittsburg, Terre Haute and Peoria
where they investigated the manu-
facture of whisky, in order that they
might be able to provide regulations
under the pure food and drugs act.
Secretary Wilson said 1t may be a
month before he will be prepared to
announce the ruling OF the depart
ment respecting the labelling OF
whiskies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
OVER 1000 JAPS
ON WAY TO THE
UNITED STATES

Washington, Jan. S.--Reliablo infor.
nation reached here of the prospec.
tive influx OF over 1000 Japanese to
the United States from Mexico who
were given free transportation from
Japan and were TO be employed in
Mexico Those who arrived became
dissatisfied with thes surroundings.
one hundred and elgbty-two are en-
route TO ri paso and the remainder
are expected to make their way TO the
boundary. claiming the United States
as their destination Others en- route
from Japan are expected 20 follow. n
they are found mentally and physical.
ly up TO the requirements of the int
migration laws. there Is nothing 10
prevent them from entering the Unit
ed States.
The Japanese immigration 70 The
Hawaiian Islands during the past is
months aggregated 16.s49 and large
portion subsequently came 20 the
United States
Honolulu, Jan. S.-Although all Of
the 760 Japanese arriving here on the
Chiusa Maru are classef as laborerf
in search Of employment none have
gone to the plantations. Many o.
them ere exsoldiers and brought their
uniforms
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10

their departments receiving throngs
of callers. In the governors Office
Lieutenant Governor Conner received
with the governor. There was Meas
ant informally throughout. The sur
roundings were made the more en-
joyable by liberal decorations of flags
and bunting, and also cut flowers,
blooming plants and palms and smi-
lax Similar decorations We're pro
vided in all the departments. No
business was transacted to amount to
anything.
In the evening Mrs. Davidson and
the governor received the public at
the executive residence, assisted by
the state officers, their ladies and
others.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
QUITS AS CHAlRMAN
CorteIyou Retires as Head of Nation
al Committee.

Washington, Jan. S.-George b.
Cortelyou yesterday retired as chair
man of the republican national com
mittee. Harry S. New will be acting
chairman until the regular meeting
of the committee next December.
Heretofore the committee has al
ways met in Washington in Deem
Der previous to national conventions,
but New may designate indianapolis
as the meeting place.
The time and place of the next ma
tional convention is yet to be decid
ed. Senator Scott said the commit
tee should have been given an oppor
tunity to select its own chairman. Al
added movement to that end will
probably be inaugurated. 1t is said
also that he is not a candidate foi
the craftsmanship.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
Trust Trial Rssumad.

Now York, Jan 8.-Karl JuDgbluth,
president Of Macandrews A Forbes
Co. one Of the defendants In the SO
called tobacco trust trial, who was
taken i'll on the witness stand last
week, appeared in court when the
trial was continued yesterday. jung
bluth was called but soon gave way to
Henry -. Breck, auditor OF the com
pany, who was questioned concerning
the accounts Adjournment was taxi
en- until today.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
Taken Out Alive
MORE ROOM NEEDED At
HOME FOR FEEBLE MINDED

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Jan. Sap
preparation for the erection OF three
more buildings at the home for the
feeble minded is TO be urged In the
legislature by the legislative com
mittee which inspected the institu-
ton yesterday afternoon, II would
mean accommodation for 300. There
are 800 now waiting TO be admitted
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
Reception.

During the afternoon hours the
newly inaugurated officers were In
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
SAVED FROM BENEATH WRECKED
BUILDING.
SEARCHING FOR Il BODIES
Reseuers Hear Rapplns of Supposed
Dead Men and Finally Take One
Man Out Alive One Instantly
Killed and Another Probably Dead
IN the Ruins.

New York, Jan, S.--The search for
the iiremen who went down with the
ruins when Hilrs paper warehouse
burned Sunday night was suddeuly
halted last night as a sound of rap.
ping on a timber from within the do
hrs was heard, For nearly "a hours
hremcn had sought the bodies of their
comrades and at first doubted their
senses Then voice recognized as
John Seufort's family said;
Il am alive, So is Campbell We
can't see anything There's debris
all about Us, Get us out as quick as
you can
Then later, 1T ia cold here, have
TO keep kicking my legs to keep
warm"
II was thought that the aecond mes
sage was from Daniel J, Campbell
With new energy the tiremon re.
doubled their efforts, while Soufot's
wife encouraged them.
Tho men were caught among the
tambers about midway between the
second and third floors when tho
three upper floors of tho fye-stn,y
stWoture went down, The third man,
Thomas Lennon was instantly killed.
His body was located In tanRic OF
debris, He could not be released
luntil tons of timber and steel had
been cleared away,
The work of the rescuers was ex.
Itremely perilous, The rear walls
were sagging and seemed liable to
topple down Several times Il was
necessary TO stop digging until sup
ports were put in
After SouTerts voice was heard, a
physician was called and rubber
tube lowered so that soufert could
Iapply Il TO his mouth. Through tnis
he was given n stimulant and two
cups of strong coffee.
Given Absoiution.
Father Rafferty, Of ST James church,
and Father Smith the fire depart
ment chaplain, were also called,
Through the tube Father Smith heard
the lreman make an act of contrition
and gave him absolution, Seufert
said he thought Campbell was lying s
or 10 feet away but had heard moth
ing from him since the floors fell,
The rescuers went on with the work
but Il was n dangerous task, Seufort
was lying under part OF the flooring
of the third floor, which had fallen
through TO about where the frat iiool
had been Broken tImbers, brick and
bales of waste paper were heaped up
with the cellar door for base. This
mass threatened to slide and become
more firmly consolidated, In which
case Seufert's slender chance of life
would have gone In u moment and
part, If not all Of the rescuers, like
wise, have persisted or been injured.
Taken Out Alive.
Scufert was taken out OF the ruins
at As o'clock. He was very weak
His right log Is badly injured. lie
Will survive
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
Had a soclaIistlc Father.

yinton Iowa, Jan. 8.--Roiia Steele,
who threw the bomb into the Phiia-
delphia bank, was born about 40 years
ago His father, John Steele, had
socialistic beliefs The family left
Vinton 20 years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
aomb Throwing Closed IneIdens.

Philadelphia, Jan. $50 far as the
police are concerned said Captain
Donaghy yesterday afternoon, tho
bomb throwing outrage practically In
closed incident The body Of the
bomb thrower is merely fragments N
flesh and bone, The remains are In
bag at the city morgne awaiting q
claimant
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-01-10
ENGINE BLOWS UP;
KILLS TWO MEN

Corsicana, Texas, Jan. s.-Southern
Pacific engine, No 443, blew up at
Curry yesterday, killing Fireman Gar
lindhouse and Engineer Weller Hab-
ertin. both OF Ennis, Texas.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-05
Naval Orders

Capt. T. F. ID. W VEEDER detached Naval Acld-
emy, home wait orders
Commander A. Z. NIBLACK, additional duty CON
maudiug Hartford.
Commander A. W GRANT. detached Naval War
College. 90 Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Commander q. W. LAWS, detached Navy
Department to Naval Academy
Lieut.. Commander L T. HOLMES. detached Naval
Academy. Co navy yard. Washington
Lieut.. L. F. SPAFFORD, detached Naval Acad-
emy. % Hgunessec.
Lieut.. A. W JOHNSON. detached Naval War Col
loge. % Naval Academy.
Lieut.. J. !. RABY q South Dakota.
Assistant Surgeon A. D. HAYWARD and Acting
Assistant Surgeon G.. r. MORGAN. TO Naval
Medical School. Washington.
Assistant Naval Constructor ". McENTEE. de-
tachei navy yard Mare Island 10 Bureau Of
Yards and D0cks
Assistant Naval Constructor H. T. WRIGHT. 10
navy yard. Mare Island
BoatsVain W. IURASCUkA. Gunners A. ANDER-
SON ard j. W. NELSON. and Carpenter L
L. KENiPTON. 10 South Dakota.
Carpenter c. GREENWELL to naval station, Key
West
Warrant Machirists A. SCHULTZ. g. AUBERLIN.
and C. II. PAUL. 90 South Dakota.
Paymaster's Clerk c. r. SIZES, appointed for duty
al naval station. Cavitc
Paymastcrs Clerk ". y. DUNLAP appointed for
duty on Lancaster.
Cable from Rear Admiral J. n HemphiI. com
manding Third squadron. Pacific feet Manila.
October 3:
Lieut.. D. ". TODD, detached Denver. to command
Monterey
Ensign d. B. CRAIG. detached Cleveland, to Mon
terey.
Chief Gunner W. J. FOLEY and Carpenter c. J..
KERR. detached naval station. Cayite to Mon
terey.
Carpenter R. MORGAN. detached naval station.
Cavite home
Boatsvain \. r. NICKERSON, detached Calves
ton. homo.