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The Lamar register., 1908-04-15

SUMMONS
County OF Of In the County Court
James X. Doughty. Plaintiff.
SUMMONS
Alice Z. Rodenhouse,
Defendant.
Tho People of the State OF Colorado.
To Alice Z. Rodenhouse. tho defendant
above named. Greeting:
- sstion Sreusht against you 81 Is
~ Of Proa. P eounty. n. .t.s e: Of s Sois-
nd. snd answer the complaint there
II xn 81. s q: ;;ry: g.
h G t th s0u asy: or ~ ~
yss: e or dx% nsas ~ d q ~
49, against you according ts the
4 q. Som ai 1,"R IN the Above oe ,a.isisd
49, be not served with this sumneo4
& ~ n: ss.S.s. hereof be . %ss: OF e e
.s.es .nd sn:%ss s "Rs 5: . Sc
e a sserssaid. u
The said action is brought to quiet title to
the following described real estate. situate,
lying and being in the County OF Prowers and
menter's Addition to the Town OF Lamar, as
tho office OF the County Clerk and Recorder Of
Prowers County. Colorado. as will more fully
appear from the complaint in said action to
which reference Is here made: copy Of which
Il hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear. and to answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will cause
Judgment by default to be entered against you
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court, at Lamar in said County, this 21st day of
March, A. D., 1905.
GEORGE H. THORNE.
(Oountv) Judge and Acting Clerk.
I Court ! BY JOHN s, SCOTT,
I Bsal Deputy Clerk.
J.K. Doughty. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Lamar. Colo,
Jan. Is. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that n. Belle Metx.
OF Lamar, Colorado, has hled notice of his in
tention to make final Communication proof in
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1854 made December sth. 1905, for the
Range % W, and that said proof will be made
before Register 4 Receiver, atLamar, Colo,
on April 9Th, 1905.
He names the folio wing witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, the land. viz:
Harry Haokstt, Seth E Redmond. Richard B.
Ball. and Isaao 0rimalsy. all Of Lamar. Colo,
JoRH 4. WnxkAMa,
RAgigt6e.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-15
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
COUNT Count o. Of PrSwsIs In the County Court
L. Writ Markham. Plaintiff.
Fl. A. Evans. Defendant.
The People Of the State OF Colorado.
To H. A. Evans. the defendant above
Hss Are hereby REQUIRED e apRee. Y
1Ssvs named pisintiM in the tsuSU
0oprs Of Prowsrs county. state Of Cole
z IVY s a ssis sesn ssty
s sS n s .s az. or .ss.l5 g:
ssfviss: or Judgment ~ dsfauit vsix 3
ssss.r q x: eeS% nP so'1 And IL ~ ~
= the .eemplatnt In the above eatitls0
u: 's 5. mad: o.s q
u dine h.r:ine.fors :p.eiasS "a .s e
~ Dc t.kinI Of ,Sdsns.t 81 e
The said action is brought to quiet title to
the I'll the res. sst situate
I've, o., Thr:s 81, -Four ~! Five 70. and 81.
the pss Of T. SAID addition recorded in the oSs
County. Colorado. and will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action 70 which re-
ference is here made: a copy of which complaint
il hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear. and to answer the said complaint as
the said VII IKE
relief prayed in said complaint. by default :.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of tn:
Lamar, in said county, this .ist day OF March
F.. GEORGE H. THORNE.
(Copntvl Judge and Acting Clerk.
G ss.i Dspaty Clerk Il if
J. K. Doughty. Atty. for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS
COUNTY Of In the County Court
James X. Doughty. Plaintiff.
B. =. Colthar. Defendant.
Tho People of the State of Colorado,
To b. F. Colthar. the defendant above
named. Greeting:
yes are hereby r:auirsd ts spRssr e
sSsvo na4ed piaintl6 in the County
SsS "a q ss:..r n. e .Ssss
yfA sws1t dHSi sf tsis s seSs sss!sse
ltsat!on. within thirty days aftsr 10
seevtee hereof, exclusive OF the aax g
pssSsr & Tie es%plsins And Il 3 ss1S
e .os .ssv.a 1ish 1 ssis
e. q the service hereof be made out e
to state, then ten days additional -
the time hersinbsfors specified for ~.
p09sanoo and answer will be alleW01
keEpFs the taking Of judgment ~ -.
61AA - aforesaid.
The said action il brought to quiet title 70
tho following described real estate, situate.
lying and being in the County of Prowers and
State Of Colorado. towit: Lots Five Isl and Six
ri. in Block Sev:nty;;two t5Sl Aiso Lots -Four
Lots Eight 81 and Nine o.. in Block sixty
seven (67), all in Holmes and Parmenter.s Ad-
dition to the Town of Lamar, as shown by the
plat of said Addition recorded in the office Of
the County Clerk and Recorder OF growers
County, Colorado. as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which re-
| ference is here madeira COPY Of which complaint
| Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear. and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you and each Of you for the
| relief prayed In said complaint By default.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
County Court of Prowers County. Colorado, at
Lamar. In said county, this 2lst day of March
A. d. 1905.
GEORGE Fl. THORNE,
(County) Judge and Acting Clerk.
! Court ByJOHN s. SCOTT,
Seal Deputy Clerk.
J. X. Doughty, Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-15

Blu MMONS
rAD,y OF 81 In the County Court
L. Writ Markham. Plaintiff,
W. F. Mcintyre, Defendant. }
The People OF the State of Colorado.
To W. r. Mcintyre. the defendant above
named, Greeting:
res ars hsrsby reeuirel y aSRee. y
.. st Pr:a.2. . .oaa., r. ..s e: q exa s
il within twenty d.y: after the service
ssst.a cut y q .sis County s s q 81 ~ s.
::rs: ~ e 4;
prayer q the oomplsint. And II seSs
ss q: 5: n5s u 1 Il; e III.
or II the service hereof be made out Of
this .ltats, then ten days additional 70
Peersnes and .nswer viii be silsvsd
S EFF. q: ,d taking OF judgment ~ g.
The said action is brought to quiet title to
lying and being in the County of Prowers and
State of Colorado. TO wit: Lot Three %. In
Lamar. as shown by the plat thereof recorded
in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder
OF prows.s County: COLORADO as Will more ,; fully
which reference here made: copy Of which
complaint is hereto attached.
And you arc hereby notified thatif you fail to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
judgment by default to be entered against you
Tor the relief demanded In said compliant.
Given under my. hand and the seal Of said
Court, at Lamar. in said County. this 2lth day
Of March, A. d. 1905.
GEORGE II. THORNE,
(Countv) Judge and Acting Clerk.
I Court By JOHN s. SCOTT,
I Seal } Deputy Clerk.
J. X. Doughty. Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Lamar register., 1908-04-15

Count, % 2, S.S.. In tho County Court
James X. Doughty, Plaintiff.\
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-29

Two cases of iioioproof Box Just
received at the Portland Store. Mons.
wOn,cn'n and Childrcn's 2S.2t
A light Hnow foil at Arnnt's station
a, Crater lake Thursday night. The
weather han boon very cool In the
north end III the county for several
days.
To mako room for now goods that
are now on tho way va are diaposing
of oil secondhand articles wo have
loft st prices less than cost. virgii
& Bon.
Tell your sewing machine troubles
u v, ", Muller. Phone ?6t.
Judge aud Mrs. George r. Baldwin
arc celebrating their ,hirticth we'd
iins anniversary today
Nice fresh ripe wai.rmclOnH Just
aitivci nj the Monarch,
Bring your clothes to the Panta.
toriuutn aud lot w make them look
iiko new. 7.i5
John Ellis and two boys returned
last night from n weeks outing nt
,rys,ai creek, They succeeded In
bagging onr nno deer
You should got some of those nice
,cara nj III. Monarch.
Sowing machines for rent by day.
week. or month. A, Muiieru. Phone
!6t.
Everything In the fruit line u, tn.
Monarch.
Hcitk"mpcr and Hrcnnan launched
their nov gasoline boat this morning
On the trial trip they took Dr. Mar. !
In along for ballast,
". w. Muller carries tho iargcs,
stock of Edison phonoxraphs and
cold moulded records In klamath
county. 1.siu
FREE-A lot Of nico presents with .
school supplies at IN" Star Drug
store. ..s
You viii save money by buying I
sewing machincs and oil Of your Sow !
Ing maehine supplies st MulIsrs. cor
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-29
BRIEF MENTION

Il FRANK ara ". Howard cnmo IN
from prows valley last evening.
Daily shipments Of frcsh fruits and
vegetables nj the Monarch.
F, Warren u, Kingdom. of Fort Khan.
ath. IN IN tho city today,
sosiai dance tonight after tho show
by the Godfrey family.
\, e, Graves. of the BONANZA Buiie-
tin. ID IN town ON business. lie rc.
ports things lively around bonanza.
Try our hot buttcrcd popcorn cv.
ory hight at the American Co,fcc.
/ tioncry, 80
Mrs Smart. of Fort Klamath. II a
visitor IN III" city to-day,
Chicken dinner at the Hotel iious.
ton. SUNDAY from Z 80 io Sp ~.
W q Tollman aud y, T. stephen.
aon NJ" Morrili viaiiorn In the city
today.
Hot peanuts and popcorn nj the
Amoriran Confectionery 30
a. J. nni u, u. Anderson. of Mcr.
riil. AZ" In III" city today an business
They cam. ~ las, evening
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-29
sEi,vif'Es At TmE CHURCHES.

Services VIII be held In the several
churches of klamath Fails sunday as
follows:
Methods, Services 4 Sunday school
10 u. IN. Preaching ~ n. M. Sub.
jcct: "Zaechacus' Conversion. Up.
worth League 7:30. Preaching \
D. M. Subject: Chris, the Liberia
tor"
REV. y. CoNKLIN. Pastor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-29

Church Of Sacred Heart Mass
daily At 1880; Sundays At 1880 n. M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-08-29

Presbyterian Church Regular sor-
Vices Will be- resumed In the church
on August 30th. Biblc school nj 10
u. M. Morning worship nj II n. IN.
rhc theme for the morning sermon
is The Secret of the Accomplish
mont of = Great Task" G. y. Prayer
meeting ut 7 y. m. Evening worship
at 4 y. ~.
AL are cordially invited To become
members of our niblc School aud
congregation and enjoy with US tho
privileges Of tho Lords House.
GEO, T. PRATT. Pastor.
Baptist Services Sabbath School
At 10 an: morning worship. u am.
B.Y.P.u. st 1870 pm: evening wor-
ship. 8 pm.
REV. J. u. GRIFFITH. Pastor.
The sun., 1908-08-13
AINsWORTH 4. sPOFFORD DEAD.
For 06 Years librarian Of Congress and
Was 6tiI1 In Service at 90.

For 06 Years librarian Of ConHfess and
Was stin In Service at %.
PLYMOUTH, N. H., Aug. r12.-Ainsworth
Rand spoYord, Librarian Of Congress from
1884 to 1897. and since 1897 Chief Assistant
Librarian, died yesterday at Shepard Hill,
Holderness. He was as years old.
When President Lincoln appointed Mr..
Spofford Librarian Of Congress in 1894
the library consisted Of about rs 900 vol
| umes. With Mr.. Spofford at Its head the
library grew with mighty strides, and
his efforts were responsible In large meas
ure for the construction Of the building
which the library now occupies. He was
forced into a subordinate post. however,
about the time tho new library building
was ready for occupancy because Of his
carelessness In keeping aooounts
Warrington knew Mr.. Spofford as an
encyclopedias Of encyolopBdias' and the
busiest man In Washington" He knew
every thing about books except the books
that a business man keeps He had charge
Of the pay roll and the accounts Of the
fee, Sees s received .1 for copyrights, The Treas
counting. When it did so in 1895 the
auditors found discrepancy which was
figured out finally as $22 600.
Mr.. Spodord was surprised when he heard
OF II, but he made good the s22 900 without
shortage was due to anything but care
lessness, The matter was explained whom
the work Of removing the books from the
Capitol TO the new building was begun.
were found Another drawer was filled
with money orders, some OF them for as
much as $500. Bundles Of postal orders
were In other desks In his Office. Some
Of these bore dates as far back as 1870.
The total OF these finds made up the short
age. and as Mr.. Spoford had already made
was learned then that Mr. Spotford's habit
wa vas to take the checks or money orders
into drawer and then 60 on about the
business he was interested in-running a
library.
Congress- decided that the added respon:
more alertness 80 Mr.. spofford was made
ohief assistant, a change that pleased him.
for IL gave him all his time for books.
Promoters Of bookselling schemes. no.
tably the men who exploited Messages
and Papers OF the Presidents used Mr..
Sponord's name to help them. but 1t was
shown that he had allowed the use OF his
name without realizing the purpose OF 1t.
Mr.. Sponord was born at Gilmanton.
n. H.. on September ~. 1925, the son Of
by private tutors. He was bookseller
and publisher In Cincinnati and associate
editor Of the Cincinnati Daily Commercial
before going TO the Library OF Congress
in 1851 as First Assistant to Librarian John
c., Stephenson. He married Sarah p.
Partridge Of Franklin, Mass, in 1852. She
is dead. He edited the catalogues OF the
Congressional Library and the Annual
American Almanac and was the author
OF the @Practicael Manual OF Parliamentary
Rules Amherst made him a Lid. in
1882
The sun., 1908-08-13
A NEW TORPEDO TESTED.
Invention Of Lieut. Commander Davis Does
the Work Claimed for II.

Invention Of Lieut. Commander Davis Does
the Work Claimed for II.
BosroN Aug. l2.-In Hull Bay this
morning, letween Peddocks and Bumpkin
islands. an experiment was made which
may be OF worldwide importance. 1t was
a test Of the Davis gun torpedo, invente
by Lieutenant Commander Cleland Davis
a torpedo differing from the ordinary type
In that it's inventor claims for it the
power to carry it's high explosive through
the double hull Of warship before explod-
ing.
One torpedo was fired this morning at
a target OF sheep Island ssI 1s and 1t accom-, n.
through the target without detonating
the real charge the thickness and resist
ance Of the target representing the outer
and inner bottoms aud three bulkheads OF
The Davis torpedo is a combination gun
and projectile in itself and Is effective al
S 900 feet, having its own motive power,
similar to that of the ordinary Whitehead
torpedo. The projectile Is In two parts
II Is forty-five oentimeters in diameter
and Ave meters long. The outer tube is
torpedo, % and behind the torpedo proper
Is forty pounds OF high explosive. When
the nose OF the projectile comes in contact
with any obstacle which stops its progress
the ooncussion, no matter how slight, sets
on that forty pounds Of explosive.
Officials Of the army and navy, besides
others Interested in the experiment, were
present, including Assistant Secretary New.
berry. The Naval Board officially ordered
to the trial was made up Of Lieutenant
Commander NJ. l.. Bristol Of the torpedo
station at Newport, r. l.. Lieutenant.
Commander ]. r. Brady Of the Bureau Of
Ordinances, Navy Department. Washington
d. c., and Lieut., W. 8. Miller, Government
inspector.
The sun., 1908-08-13
OBITUARY..

Rear Admiral James Kelsey CoRswell. 70
tired. who served on the battleship Ore gon a
executive ofncer on her run around the horn
to take part In the battle OF Santiago, died
yesterday at Jacksonville. Fla. Admira
Cogswell was born September 27. Is47. In
Milwaukee. and was graduated at Annapolis
In 1863 His first service was az midshipman n
on the old Powhatan on the South Pacific sta
ton. While serving as ensign On the steam
ship Sa ginaw he had the expert ence Of being
wrecked on Ocean Island in the South Pacific
Other ships he served On in various grades
duty at Newpo,It. Washing ston and Ports;
commander and was put In command Of the
g,inboat Mariett, and the ex-Spaniard lsl,
oSs on .hs
the cruiser C,evelan d in 1909. and in 1904 was
made Captlin. lie was retired later in the
Miller hat,h in 1854. She survives him,
There a." also asna q Two dauShters who
where the burial will be. ''
Edward Fowler Leeds, president, Of the
Leeds 4 Catln 60. OF this city. who died
Eoah hs ons
born In New York city fqrty-two years ago,
death In Brooklyn occurred in May last.
He was married fouIt een, yests ago TO Joseph;
M RcdSsy T6ssby a'SfAsr " srookn 5 an
F.. Rodpsy' Donald and Leland lie is also
Mr., Leeds, was one Of the pioneers in the
phonograph business. having taken a leading
made many" many vsaSIe G s nrentions fero Me orsan
lied the Leeds 4 Catlin Co. and was ito presi-
den, since the formation Of the company.
table soeIaties. He was a yestryman in
Christ Church, Brooklyn; and took great
Al lax of a,
city, died suddeuly yesterday at Stonington.
Conn, Mr. Adee was q ycars old and the
Ss. q G s%nss Sas Haes In M
married la ISL to Miss adelaide Palmer
Adee and George Townsend Adee Mr..
Aafe really efsy snsaSssd aSs ssd sd
ministrators' duties. He devoted consider
able time to Yale affairs and Vas the pTssl-
Delta Kappa Epsilsn and The Graduates
ciety. the Yale Club. the University. Club.
the Westchester Country Club, the Down
Ds bs the YssSt NsT GSs s Yacht Club
sigmund Rosenwald Of New York died
Yesterday morning at his sum mer home
at Long B[anSh j. e hear, trouble he
and coming 70 this country when boy with
his brother he f9upded S the tebSsco business mes,
OF L. Rosenwaid BRO. lt5 water street.
New York The deceased was a bachelor.
lie was vice-presidcnt and director of the
Hebrew 0rphannge. a director OF the United
Hebrew Charities and a member OF the Cri-
tcrion and Harmonic clubs OF New York.
James Hedges Crowell. formerly connected
with the freight department Of the New York
Central Railroad. died yesterday morning
at the home OF his son. William n. Crowell al
Far Rockaway., Mr.. Crowell had had heart
] seriously vi nj only during I'll the e. last % month.
lie was II years old and was born in Sag
Harbor. j.. |. Mr.. CTowelle wife, who was
He was member Of the Sons OF the American
Revolution.
Capt. Nicholas E.. Sooy OF the Newark
ils Belleyile avenue. that, city, Yesterday
Of heart disease He was taken ~ lastThurs-
ment April 3, 1874 and In 1898 he was made
a captain. He was born at Egg Hsrbor.
", j., and was the son OF Richard Sooy. cap.
tain OF an oceengoine boat, He Is survived
by his wife and five daughters.
The sun., 1908-08-13
May Be The ASIEL ROBBER
Police SAY THEY HiIECLE4RED
Up OLD BURGLARY.

Charles Neis on Held a. One OF Two Men
Who Broke in MIR. Aslel's Home Year
and q Half Ago. Heat Him Unul He
was JnscOnscious and Robbed House.
A burg larry that has puzzled the police
for more than year and half was cleared
up yesterday. Inspector McCafferty be-
lieves. by the arrest Of Charles Nelson.
who is accused Of having broken into the
residence Of Elias Asiel at is East Sixty
third street on the morning Of December s.
1905. Mr.. Asiel was beaten until he was
unconscious and the burglars escaped with
$1,000 worth Of jewelry and silverware
Mr. Asiel. who ia a banker at so Broadway.
was sleeping in his room in the front OF the
house. His daughter slept In rear bed
room and there were two servants In the
basement.
Mr.. Asiel was awakened and saw two
masked men standing near him. They
told him that they knew he kept his
silverware in safe In the dining room
and he had better get 1t for them. II he
opened his mouth he would be knocked in
Asiel sat up and yelled. The two men
men worked quickly. When Mr.. Asieis
daughter reached her fathers room the
men were gone, with his watch; chain,
cuff links and half a dozen scarf pins. and
also with a quantity Of silverware from
the dining room.
In spite Of the strenuous efforts OF Com
missioner Bingham and Inspector McIaugh-
lin. the head Of the Detective Bureau, the
men could not be found. Through the
Drummond detective agency Mr.. Asel
offered $500 reward for the recovery OF
the stolsn property and the arrest and
conviction OF the two burglars.
The private detectives soon got the prop
erty back. They also discovered that one
Robbie a former butler for Mr. hsiel, who
The sun., 1908-08-13
THREATS AGAINST DIR. JACOBS.
Tar and Feather Club" warns Him to Stay
Away From Pine Plains, n. Y.

Away From Pine Plains, n. Y.
PoUoHKEEPsIE. Aug. IA more serious
turn was given to-day to the Whitecap
incident at Pine Plains by the receipt Of a
threatening anonymous letter by the Rev.
Marvin jacobs. The letter told OF a special
meeting In the village Of Pine Plains Of -The
Tar and Feather Club" and Of so-celled
resolutions which threatened violence to
DR.. Jacobs II he visits the village again.
It was signed Mr. Tar
The Whitecap visit was to the h ono Of
Mrs. Frank Hustled. wh ere the Rev. MIR.
Jacobs was q guest. Mrs. Hustled has re-
tanned Lawyer Charles Mqrschauser OF this
place to prosecute all who figured In the
incident. Mr.. Morschauser has names Of
six men and also will try, to find out who
were the women said to have been ther Q
too. All the names will be presented to the
Mis-. Husted came to Ppughkeepsie to-
day and took dinner with the family OF the
Rev. Mr., Jacobs. She u an attractive CITY
This Is an awful thing said Mrs. Hustled.
.Theee men shall pay dearly for what they
The Sheriff will see that full protection
Husted. The authorities In Duchess county
do not propose to have tar and feather
clubs or %hiteoap bands run things.
Lawyer Morschauser said. Il have the
names Of tho Whitecap band. Every man
will be prosecuted criminally. Mrs. Husted
and Mr.. Jacobs arc hurt In the eyes OF this
community. Mrs Husted lisa good woman '
II Is the intention Of the Rev. Mr.. jacobs
to sue his traduoers. His wife and Mrs.
Husted had an affecting interview to-day
at the Jacobs home. The two were photo
graphed together on the lawn. Mrs. Jacobs
Drataad Mira HustRd highly,
II is expected that arrests Of some Of the
tar and feather gang will be made In few
dayR
The sun., 1908-08-13
DECLARE FOR LOCAL OPTION.
Texas Republicans Oppose Statewide Pro.
hibition-The Ticket.

DALLAS, Tex. Aug. I2.-After waiting
In vain for the State Democratic oonven-
tior's action on prohibition the Repub-
lican State convention adopted platform.
put out full State ticket, selected Presi-
Dental electors and adjourned tonight.
The platform favors local option and
licensed saloons, but Is opposed TO State
wide prohibition, and condemns the Robin
SON insurance tax and other State tax laws
as we'll as the existing textbook laws. The
ticket follows Governor, Col. John N.
simpson, Dallas; Observation-Disclosures,
Charles ". Ogden, San Antonio; Attorney
trolier OF Public Accounts. B. G. Cage,
Erath county; Commissioner Of General
Land ofhoe, Joseph stautsel. Lavsoo;
Railroad Commissioner, Warren v. Gal.
braith, Fort Worth; Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Samuel p. Swinford,
Harris county; Commissioner OF .Agri-
culture, William Harborth. Guadalupe
county; Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, G. ". Staaling, Dallas. Cecil A.
Lyon was reelected State chairman.
The sun., 1908-08-13
FIELD OFFICERS PASS.
Test Ends With Thirty Mile Ride-Gen.
Grant Meets Fathers Friend,

BURLINGTON. VT, Aug. i2.-The endurance
test for field officers Of the Department
Of the East ended at Fort Ethan Allen
this afternoon with a thirty mile jaunt
from Shelbu rne Bay. 1t Is understood
that every officer passed.
Col. Edgar s. Dudley. Judge Advocate
General OF the department stationed at
Governors Island. came out Of the three
days test In the best shape Of any Of the
men despite his being in his sixty-fourth
year and the oldest member Of the party.
Majo Gen. Grant. who left for Gov
ernors Island tonight. said:
.We made q fraction over sthirty miles
each day and covered the required ninet ty
miles In 10 hours and ~ min utee. The
officers stood the test well, but are Of
course more or less tired
A pleasant feature was Gen. Grants
meeting Dr. S. w. Service, who was q
friend OF his father. DR.. Service, with the
Tenth Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen, is the
senior veterinarian Of the army. Az each
mess on the march he was seated at Gen.
Grants right hand.