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n1Nlnl.Nns SOON DIE.

Adams Express, rate a; date, Dec 1 hookg close, Nov 16
 Anal Cop 5oc; Nov 30, oct. 22 Amer cot Oil com, 3; Dec. 1 No vemhcr l2.
 Amor Got OIl pfda s; Dec 1, Nov 12 Amer Express, s3; Jan, ?; Nov 30. Amer sug pfd, 3-4, Jan 2, Dec ? Amer Sug com, 3-4, Jan. 2; Dec 2 Amer Tel & Gable, i IA; Dec. 1; Nov. 15
 Amer Tobacco, 10, Dec 1 Nov, 14 Atch'son, 1-2 Dec, 1 Nov 5. Atl Coast Line, 1-2; Jan, H. Dec IS,
 Rutterlck O., 1-2. Dec. 1 Nov. 1s Ches & Ohio, 1 Dec 22; Dee 1 Cleye & Pitts, 3-4; Dec i; Nov 10. Cobalt Sill Queen, 8; Dec 1; Nov. 15 Go So, ?; Dee. 15; Dec 10 Consol Gas, x. Yo 1; Dec IS; Nov 10. CreN Carpet, 2 Dec l5; Nov 2S Grip Crk Cent pfd,, 1 Dec i; No- vember 29,
 nel X Hudson, IA Dec 15; No vcmher a.
 Dolores Mines, 3 Nov 25; Nov 1s. Cen, Tlec, S2; Jan, Is; Dec g. Granny Con, Mine, 9 Dec, l5; No- vemher 2S
 Homcstako Mine, 75; Nov. 25; No vember 9O
 Kings co. Flee l.. & P, 2; Dec. f.; November 20.
 Lohigh Nav, f, Nov s7; Oct si. Mass Gas pfd,, ?; Dec. f. Nov. ii. Mass Gas pfd. com, 1; Dec 1; No vemher lt, F; Mich S. Tel, 1; Dec l. Nov is Nat Rls pfd., 9-4; Nov SO Nov 1s. Nat Lead pfd, s-4; Dec t5; Nov. 20. Nat Lead com, i-t Jan | Dec il. Norf X West, com, 9 Dec IS; No yemher 3O
 Nor Pac, sl1 % Dec 3; Nov ln Peuna R R, 3 Nov 30; Nov, s. Peo C l. & Coke. i-o; Nov 25 No vemher 3.
 Pitts Res X LIE pfd., 3; Dec f. No vemher 8.
 Prsd su Car ptd, s-4; Nov. 25; No vemher L
 Quaker oats ptd, 10; Nov 8o No vemher IS
 Quincy Mine, N; Dec. 21 Nov 30 sloss shelf stl & IT com, |; Dec 1; Nov 2o
 So pac com l2 Jan, ?, Standard oil, sl0; Dec l5 Nov. la T. g. steel pfd., 3-i; Nov 30; Nov E Y g Steel com, f-2; Dec S0; Dec. 10
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TAR HEELS TO FEED TAFT.

New York, Nov 2S William Fl. Taft, the presidcnt-to- be- has consent ,d to attend and speak a' a dinner 1f the North Carolina society on De- -emhor | The Southern society also invited him for its banquet on Decem- her o. but. owing to other engage ments he could not accept The Tar Heels are gloating over their success and their rivals discontinue.
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PROBING FOREST FIRE CAUSE.

Albany Nov 29 Messrs osborne and sasuc of tho public service com mission left last night for Snranac Lake, where, to-day and tomorrow, they will continue the commission g investigation nf the cause of the re- cent forest fires in the Adirondacks
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NEW YouK STocn MARKET.

Reported over prlvatc wires nC Prince & Whitely, members or the New York and Boston Stock t,vchanG 8, New York office 52 Broadway, and IS Center stre"' No" Haven
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N y couraI.ollla 11IA i1i4 Ii55 \, Y,, Q x W., d2@ l8A t2at 48 84 N, e W.,,.,,,. &3 S3& S& S3ls Mo- Pacific ,..1lOI 132 llOA l40at PacIuc Mail ,.. 80lg 3l 3oI aoh Penn, t, B,..,.12Ns I2g l2Sb l2S&8 Peoples Gas . gg"a l0o@ 9gas SSas Heading ,....1&5a, l&Iis 1&5a, l3Gt F Rep. 1, & S.,,, @5 2Tl 2I 25i,
 do. uld, .....,, SGia HGia NGlg N6ia Rock Ishnd,,,. 2lla 2l5s 2l"a 2ll4
 do, pld, ,,,,., 4iia ISl9 Ills IS So, Pacific ,.,,,1159 ll7 ll5h 1l5ls So, Railway *. g3E 2iH 23I 23fs
 do, ptd, ,.,.,. 5ilg iS 51 51 TeNas & Pacific, 3lA 3ll2 8lA 8l la ln. laoJ0e .,,17S@ lSoA l7Sla l79as
 do. pfd. .,,..,. 95ia 95ls % 95 ', $. Rdba prd.10G las 1O6 los J, $. SlcrI,,.,,. 5I4 i5A 54ts 5475
 do pld, ,,,...ll2& U27. 1l2a 112Aa Utah Copper ,. # 4I4 i7 47 Wahaeh ..,,,,., Si4 357s 34i5 85 w. U, TcL,,,., 6j G5ia G5 Ca
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London selling amounted to about S5,ooO hares. Nearly half of this was in Steel common Fully DO per cent. of the sales through arbitrage houses rep resented New York accounts. It Is quite true, however, that Europe is selling some securities and that pay. ment fC~ them may have to be made soon in gold,
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uosroN STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn.
 blower X Weeks, membrrs of tho New York and Boston Stock TH.
 changes, Frank IT. Wetmore mana.
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Tennessee Copper opened point above Saturdays low price and ad- vanced quickly to 46 It's break fur nishes more proof that pools do not all ways stick together and that there is generally some member who cannot re, sist selling out when his paper profits provide the temptation About 15,O00 shares of actual stock were sold on the break The failure of the fertilizer in- terests to become very enthusiastic over Tennesseee Coppers proposed chemical plan accounts to some extent for the weakness
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The usual shippers of gold said that the market was just as near the ex- porting point as on Friday, The ad- vance in the Paris check rate was more than offset by the rise in sterling here. Houses that at the end of last week were quite confident that we were on the eve of exports of s5.O00. GOO to slo,0o0,o0o, thought that the outward movement might he somewhat delayed. Sales of securities by Europe and the absence of cotton bills constitute tho main reason for the strength of ex- change
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The Carnegie article on the iron and steel tariff revision was responsible for the early selling of Steel common Naturally foreign holders of the stock would be more influenced by this than those here. Very large blocks of Steel arr held In Germany, in Holland and In England What makes for larger dividends on Steel common tends to reduce the trade profit of the foreign countries which hold the stock.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
SInn RENNARD SInO.

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disase that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known tO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutiOnal treatment. Halls CataTrh
cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The prOprietors have 50
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer one hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. send toT lls'
Of testimonials Address.
r. j. CHENEY x CO. Toledo, ..
sold by Druggists. tac.
Take Hairs Family pills for c"nsu'
patton.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
HER DUKE MUST
PAY ALL HIS
DEBTS
MIS-. Shonts Says He VIII Pay
But the Money Won't Come
From Theodore ShontS.

New York, April 2.-The army oil
creditors of the Due de Chaulnes'
which gathered in Paris last Friday
coincident with the arrival of the
duke on his honeymoon trip in the
exnectancy of having their claims
Maid with the American gold brought
hack bv him as his marriage dot,
can take heart. according to the
statement made by Mrs. Theodore
=. Shonts Mrs Shonts says that her
ducaI son-in-law will pay his just
debts like any other gentleman.
But not with Theodore =. Shonts
money The tailOrs, the bootmakers'
the shirtmakers. the florists who tur-
nished hin with flowers to abet MS
wooing of Miss Theodore Shonts. the
ieweIer who furnished the engage
nent ring, and even the melancholy
undertaken who buried former
sweetheart of De Chaulnes and is
still waiting for payment, must De
patient. He Is going to work ana
earn the money to pay all just claims
against him. SO says Mrs. Shonts'
Agreed D Separation of Property.
Monsieur le Marquis, guardian ana
man Of affairs of the De Chaulnes
family, who was oesieged for the
money, which. in their heated mag
nations. had been showered upon his
daughters husband by Shonts on the
occasion of the wedding, told them
that he had no money to pay. nc
explained that De Chaulnes had mar
ried Miss ShontS under an agreement
of separation Of property, which heIu
good both in the United states ano
France.
Mrs. Shonts today confirmed this
announcement
NO" replied Mrs. Shonts, in direc
answer to a direct question. "Mr
Shonts did not pay any of the duke
debts. nor does he anticipate paying
any OF course, ne was aware tina
the duke might have debts-mos
young men have. but it was under
stood. and it is the dukes desire, tina
he should look out for himself. NEE
his own obligations. you know, anC
not in any way he dependent
Paris AstoniIhed at the Agreement
This agreemnt being such a start
ling one in the marriages of daugh
tcrs of wealthy Americans to impoV
erished noLlemen, the creditors o
the duke in Paris would hardly be
lieve it. Mrs. Shonts sympathies ar
all with the duke in his troubles wit
his creditors.
I'VE are not at all surprised that
should have debts" she said. wv
know about that tailor, of course
the tailor that sued him"
And the undertaken who bur
Jed
Il know nothing about that" Mr.
Shonts hurriedly interrupted wit
gentle finality.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
J. P. MORELLI
Ladies' Tailor
622 West TijeraS Ave.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior, Land Of
flee at Santa Fe, n. NJ, Feb. 26,
1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Bias
Gomez of Grant, n. M. has filed no
tice of his intention to make final
five-year proof in support OF his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1907, made April 20, 1902, for the lots
2, 3, and 4, SW 4 NE. Il Section 6,
Township IL N, Range W., and that
said proof will be made before Geo.
H. Pradt, u. s. Court Commissioner
at Laguna, n. NJ. on April 13, 1908.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of. the land,
viz: Lucario Candelaria, of Grant
n. NJ; George r. Pradt, of Laguna,
n. NJ. Marcellno Abren, of San Ma
teo, n. NJ; Juan de Jesus Velasquez,
OF Grant, n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
HAIR DRESSER AND CHIROPO
DIST

Mrs. Bamoinl. at ner parlors o.
posite the AlvaTado and next door t.
Sturges' cafe, is prepared TO giVs
thorough scalp treatment. do hair
dressing, treat corns, bunions and In
growing nails. She gives massage
treatment and maniCurlng. hrs
Bambinis own preparation Of com
plexlon cream builds up the skin and
improves the complexion, and IL
guaranteed not to be Injurious Shs
also prepares a hair tonic that curoi
and prevents dandruff and hair fail.
Ing out; restores life to dead hair
removes moles. warts and supernIous
hair Massage treatment by vibrator
machines For any blemish of the
face call and consult Mrs. Bamhini
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
Death Mns On Ills HecIs.

Jesse =. MOTIFS, Of SkIppeTs, va
had a C lose call in the spring or
1906 He says: IAN attack Of pneu-
monia left me so weak and with such
fearful cough that my friends de-
clared consumption had me, and
death was on my heels. Then l was
persuaded TO try Dr. Kings New Dis
covery II helped me Immediately
and after taking two and a half bot
ties / was a well man again, l found
out that New Discovery is the best
remedy for coughs and lung disease
in all the world" Sold under guar
autee ar all dealers. soc and 81. Trial
bottle free
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
IMPERIAL LAUNDRY COMPANY
No Use to DIE

II have found out that there is no
use 10 die of lung trouble as long as
YOU can get DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry" says Mrs. ]. p. White, of Rush
boro, Pa. II would not be alive to-
day only for that wonderful medi-
cine. 1t loosens up cough quicker
than anything else, and cures lune
disease even after the case is pro-
nounced hopeless" This most reli-
able remedy for coughs and colds
la grippe. asthma, bronchitis ano
hoarseness, is sold under guarantee al
all dealers soc and $1.0O. Tria
bottle free
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
He Got What He Needed.

Nine years ago it looked as II my
time had come" says Mr.. c. Farthing
of Mill Creek. Ind. Ter. 81 was so run
down that life hung on very slender
thread. 1t was then my druggist rec
ommended Electric Bitters. l bought
a bottle and l got what l needed
strength. had one foot in the grave
but Electric Bitters put it back on
the turf again, and I've been well
ever since" Sold under guarantee at
all dealers at all dealers. soc.
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
| Owe PLAYED
HAVOC WITH
BANDITS
After EIuding Officers for
Years the WyCkliffeS Fell Out
and One Was Killed.

Muskogee, Ok. April 2.-Whethcr
Charles Wyckliffe was killed acci-
dentally or purposely by his brother,
The mas Wyckliffe, his death removes
from activity one of the most noted
outlaws that ever made history in
Oklahoma. Three thousand dollars
reward, dead or alive, is pretty big
sum of money to be placed upon the
heads of three men, and yet for two
years they have gone about among
their friends in the Cherokee nation
as they pleased and hundreds of per-
sons have seen and talked with them
but they have always eluded capture
and placed in ignominious defeat the
United States government in its eff
forts to capture them.
A story comes from the Spavinaw
hills that the real cause of the kill
ing was a Cherokee Indian girl who
was the sweetheart of Tom Wyckliffe
She had been more devoted than
ever to him since the long man hunt
began but it was impossible for her
to see him often or for them ever
to marry so long az he was contin-
ually on the scout.
Called Them Wcaklings.
This was one of the reasons that
Tom and John Wyckliffe were insist
| eut that they come in and throw
| themselves on the mercy of the state
courts on promise they would not be
| turned over to the federal officers
| and that they would be given q
square deal. Charles Wyckliffe, who
! is supposed TO be the one Of the
| three who killed Deputy Marshal Ike
| Gilstrap, would not hear to this and
upbraided his younger brothers foi
| being weaklings. which led to il
| feeling between these men, who
| with a price on their heads and in
| constant danger of betrayal, were in
need of the closest concert of action
The positive information on the
| killing Of Charles Wyckliffe is very
meager 1t came on postal caro-
| from the postmaster at Dragger tC
| Charles Burgess of Pryor Creek anC
merely announced that the killini
| had taken place. 1t occurred very
| close to the point where, in a deer
ravine, Deputy Gilstray with "A poss'
| and bloodhounds, was led into am
| bush and killed in March. 1860. The
place cannot be reached by telephone
! or telegraph, and stranger Nigh
as effectively interview the Sphinx a
to try to get any Information abou
! the Wyckliffes from their friends In
| the Cherokee nation.
How The Fcud Started.
The Wyckline boys have been or
tLe. scout" for five years. In 100;
| Captain ]. \. White, deputy mar
shal at Vinita. went 10 the Wycklin'
| L. IA
| Wyck'iffe, there demanded iuforma
| tion as to the Whereabouts Of tn,
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02
For Mhooplng Congh.

Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
II viii keep the cough loose, eXpecto-
ration easy and render the fits Of
coughing less frequent and less Sc
we're. It is safe and sure. For sale
by all druggists
Albuquerque citizen., 1908-04-02

Tennis shoes for gymnasium work
and outdoor exercises: all sizes for
men. women and children. Prices
range from soc to Use. G. Mays
Shoe store, 314 West Central avenue
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KID CLARKE
IS CAP TURED
Negro Who Fled From Free
port is Arrested in
This City.

When the steamer Captain Fritz en-
tered yesterday morning from Free
port and way landings, it had aboard
kid" Clarke, a negro, who had fed
from Freeport- after committing one
crime and attempting another, &C
cording to the charge made against
him.
The officers. who were after the
negro, learned that he had left on
the steamer for Pensacola and wired
Sheriff Van Pelt to apprehend him
This was done, the negro being
taken into custody upon the arrival
Of the steamer, and yesterday after
noon a deputy from Walton county
ARRIVED and took the negro to DeFun
lax, where he will be held until ex
element subsidies in Freeport.
According TO statements made by
the deputy, the negro struck a white
lady. knocking her down, and ther
attempted to criminally assault her.
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ON HIS DoCTOR'S ADVICE

MIR. Jonathan d. Boothnan.
of Providence, r. l., who Is
past 20 years of age was adj
vised by DR.. O'Connor, of
Lawrence, Mass, several
years ago to use DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY to
prevent sickness and keep
him vigorous and heaIthfuL
a great many years ago | was advised
by DR.. O'Connor of Lawrence, Mass. 10 usa
your Whiskey as 4 medicine to build uD NV
system, and have used it ever since. and had
1t not done the service required | would have
found II out long ago. OF course, | am no
youth, but enjoy my three score and ten. and
expect to continue to enjoy life with the
assistance of DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISkEY. / was married fiftv wears an
the End of December. 1906" Jonathan D.
Boothman, 226 Camp Street, Providence.
R L
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RECENT CHANGES
IN THE j. s.
NAVY
Orders Issued to Officers In
Service by Depart
ment.
Special to The Journal.

Washington, d. c., April THE
following are orders to officers of the
United States navy:
Captains-A. B. Willis deLGShed
Norfolk yard and ordered 20 duty
April % as inspector of machinery
at works of New York Shipbuilding
Company Camden, q. j.; Nv. c. Ed
ton to duty as inspector OF engineer
ing material for the Connecticut dis
trict
Commanders-G. S. Willis detached
duty as inspector of machinery at
works of New York SURROUNDING Com
pany, April 80, and ordered to duty
as inspector of boilers at works of
Mosher Boiler Company, Ossinl1g. y.
Y; ]. l.. Cow detached duty at Fore
River Shipbuilding Company. April
20, and ordered to- duty as head CT
steam engineering department, Nor
folk yard; ]. G. Doyle commission an
nounced; a Gleayes detached duty
as inspector Of ordnance naval tor
pedo station, Newport, r. l.. and or
dered to command the st. Louis; F.
c. Bowers detached duty as inspector
Of engineering material for the Con
necticut district and ordered to daty
as head Of steam engineering depart
ment, Cayite, P. l.: L. S. VauDuzaI
detached fifteenth lighthouse district
and ordered to the, Connecticut.
Lieutenant Commanders. Nee
Luby, commission announced. C. B.
Price. ordered to duty as inspector o.
ordnance at Newport News Shipbuild
ing Company: w. NJ. Crose ordered
to the franklin: W. D. Brothertor
detached the Franklin and ordered Il
the Cheste~ when placed in commits
sion; c. A. Brand detached bureau
o: ordnance AMI granted lhre,
months sick leave: ]. r. Brady lie
tached the Pennsylvania and ordered
to the bureau of ordnance; J. II
Rowen detached Cavite, P. l., station
and ordered home.
Lieutenants-H w. Osteraaus dc
tached the Louisiana and ordered L
Washington, d. c., yard; R. William
ordered to army and navy genera
hospital. Hot Springs, Arkansas, 70
treatment; c. 8. BoJkwalte detach
ed bureau of navigation, ordere
home and placed on waiting orders
d. II. Client detached the Milwaukee
and ordered to the Goldsboroug
when placed in commission; G. +
Brilliant detached the Maryland an
ordered to command The Rowan whe
placed in commission; u. 8. Mac
detached the St. Louis. ordered hom
and placed on waiting orders; G. S
Lincoln detached the California an
ordered to the Pennsylvania: F. T
Fenner detached the Milwaukee an
ordered to the Wisconsin: J. Rodger,
c. E Brilliant. c. Belknap. d. 7
Client F. II. Poteet, ]. d. Wilson. F
5. Holmes, and NJ. S. Davis cCmmi!
sions announced
Ensigns-C. A. Lohr detached tn
0sceola and ordered TO the Mar,
and; r. B. Coffey detached til
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(Continued From Fist Page)
Mr.. Gould accuses his wife of hav-
ing become intoxicated and cites
numerous occasions of which he de-
cIared her conduct WIS such as to
humihate her. During these periods
he declared that Mrs. Gould became
wildly excited and irrational. In the
course of his answer he undertakes
to set out the vari,us beverages
which she drank. He charges that
while Farnum was in this city. Mrs
Gould took him to Ter apartments
at the St. Regis and conveyed him
every evening TO the theatre in her
automobile. He charges that they
registered at Atlantic City unde' an
assumed name. Her conduct with
the actor. the answer asserts, was
such as to cause open comment and
scandal among the members OF The
Virginian."
Mr.. Gould charges that on seeral
occasions when be and his wife we're
dining with friends in New 4orkres-
taurants she became intoxicated, and
her conduct was such as TO alaTnh1m
and the remainder Of the party
He declares that while they Jere
visiting friends and playing card' she
became intoxicated md threw the
cards in has face. an then compiled
him to leave the a5use and fridge
through the snow 70 her hote al
though he was atrired in evaing
dress and slippers
He charges that during a perid Of
intoxication." While they We're vising
in West Eighty-seventh street, irs.
Gould fought and bit her hoste;-
: He charges that her relations 18th
. William F. Cody before their Jar
riage were improper. and that tese
relations continued after the ar
riage.
! He declares that she was extHa-
giant. and that within one mOnth'he
spent s65. 900 for jewelry.
4 Yachting trips TO Egypt and he
West Indies on Howard Cod S
Niagara: a private car trip to HIM
Beach. and several theatre paTtie in
New York are cited
Many of the sections OF the anger
refer to Mrs. Gould's trouble Ith
architects. chauffeurs. cOachmen nd
servants at Castle Could, on Ing
Island.
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Pennsylvania and ordered to the
Wisconsin,; r. 3. Strassburger de-
tached the Mayfiower and S-anted
two weeks leave.
Midshipmen-R. e Cassidy detach-
ed the St Louis and ordered to the
Rowan when placed in commission;
F. D/Pryor and J. 3. Earle detached
the Milwaukee ana ordered to the
wisconsin; F. r. King detached the
Milwaukee and ordered to the
2ennsylvania; W. T. Lafreuz detached
the Milwaukee and orlsered to the
Pennsylvania; r. B. HOrner detached
the Milwaukee, and ordered to the
CoIorsdo; r. A, Theobald, r w:
Lagerquist and G. H. Laird detached
the St. Louis and ordered to the WIS
consin.
Medical Director-G z. H. Harmon
detached command of naval hospital,
New York, and ordered home to wait
orders.
Medical Inspector-E. III. Green de-
tached New York yard and ordered to
command, naval hospital. New York.
Surgeons-G. A Lung detached
the Hancock and ordered to the New
York yard; P. Leach when discharged
from treatment, ordered home and
wait orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeons-L- W.
Bishop detached naval training sta
ton, Newport, R. l., AMI ordered 10
the Hancock; q. L. WickeS and r.
E. Stops commissions announced.
Assistant Surgeons-M. c. Baker
detached Midway Islands and ordered
to Mare Island yard; c. F. Sterne and
w. Chambers appointments an
nounced.
Paymaster-A1cG. Goldsborough or
dered to duty as general storekeeper
League Island yard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster-B- P.
Dubois detached Philadelphia Tex
tile School. ordered To Albany, " Y,
for temporary duty then to New
York
Guuners, T. C. Webster and B. P.
tDonneHy detached works of Cramp
& Sons and ordered to the Idaho
when commissioned
Warrant Machinists-'H. e. Kershaw
retired, when discharged from treat
ment, ordered home: B. Gebhardt de-
tached the West Virginia, ordered
home and placed on waiting orders /;
G. T. Brownridge detached the Mil
waukee and ordered TO the West
Virginia; T. A Sherwin ordered to
the st. Louis; L. T. Cooper ordered
to the Montana. A. W. NJ.
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accidentally became charged, the cleo
tricity shot through their bodies and
they were thrown to the ground.
Louis BaUch received the full force
Of the charge and died without being
able to utter sound.
The men were at work in the tun-
mel removing iron work used on the
old cable system.
A wheel upon which the cable for
merly rested was being removed when
the accident occurred. lust how the
wheel became charged is not known.