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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-18


bill" omnibus public building
bill", ktore sume wyznaczona
zwieksza do przeszlo biliona. w
senacie W ciagu sesyi wniesiono
7,127 blow, w Izbie 21,945. w
senacie wniesiono 80 ,,iacznych"
rezolucyj, z ktorych 80 przyjeto,
weszlo do ustaw. Obradowano
mad 1874 zwyklemi rezolucyami.
Wykonawczych spraw zalatwio-
no w senacie prawie try razy ty-
! lie, CO w jakiejkolwiek dawniejszej
dlugiej sesyi. Ratyfikowano
"a ukladow zagranica. Pozosta-
je jeszcze tylko 6 ukladow do "a
lozenia.
San Francisco, Cal, 1S maja.-
| Atlantycka flota okretow wojen-
nych wyrusza dzisiaj rano do Pu-
get Sound, a do Seattle przybe-
die 20 maja. Poiowa okretow
stanie Ii przystani w Bremerton,
a reszta tu powr6ci do naprawyi
pomalowania pod linia wodna. Ma
nowo zbierze sic W San Francisco
Gala flota ME pozniej niz 3 lipca.
Dnia lipca flota uda sic do Ho-
nolulu, gdzie zabawi tydzieh, a
potem poplynie wprost do Auck-
land w Novel Zelandyi. Z uroczy-
stoSci tn urzadzanych ma Geese
floty ostotnim byl bankiet wyda-
ny wczoraj wieczorem W hotelu
Fairmont przez oddzial 615 orga-
nizacyi Knights of Columbus. Ma
czelnym dowodzca floty jest juz,
jak wiadomo, kontradmiral Sper-
ry.
Charleston, S. c., IS maja. -
Sekretarz wojny Taft przybyl tu
wczoraj, W drodze powrotnej z
Panamy, a zabawiwszy kilka 60
DIN, wyjechal dalej do Waszyng-
tonu. Wyraza sic wielkim en-
tuzyazmem 0 postepach W budo-
vie kanaiu oswiadcza, re trzy
lata powinnyby wystarczyc do
wykonczenia dzieia.
Cleveland, O., IS maja. - Cd
soboty rano eanuje tu strajk tram
wajowy, W ktorym bierze udziai
okoIo 2 tysiace ludzi, onegdaJ
wczoraj wydarzaiy sic rozmaite
zaburzenia, napasci, uszkodzenia
wiasnosci tramwajowej itp. Szcze-
golniej onegdaj czeste byly roz-
rugby. Wczoraj tramwaje kurso-
waiy pod strata policyi, a okien-
ka motorowych zaopatrzone byly
w geste siatki druciane dla chro-
nienia siuzby Cd obrzucania ka-
mieniami. - Nadto take pu-
blicznosc ME jest zadowolona re
lsluzby tramwajowej cd czasu,
kiedy kieruje MIA zarzad miejski
kiedy zaprowadzono 3 centowa
cene jazdy. Okazalo sic, re bile
ty do przesiadania sic wydaja sic
teraz skapiej niz dawniej Il "a
podroze, "a ktore dawniej place
no po piec centow, obecnie nieraz
trzeba PLACID po 6, nawet po 8
centow. Ma dwoch liniach zupel-
ME skasowano tramwaje.
Pittsburg, Pa, 1S maja. - Will
liam Montgomery, byiy kasyer
banku Allegheny National, ktory
juz przedtem by} oskarzony o
sprzeniewierzenie $469,0o0, ale
znajdowal sic ma wolnej stopie
pod kaucya, : zostai aresztowa-
ny ma nowo, gdyz zaszio podejrze-
ME, re jego tez why znikiy
bondy wartosci $125,Ooo. Byla ma
dzieja, re bank sic utrzyma juz
ukladano plany reorganizacyi, a.
lie EASILY takie okolicznosci, re
musiano zarzadzic likwidacye, a
dzisiaj bank bedzie zamkniety.
Jest jednakowoz nadzieja, re W
swiecie finansowym to bankruc-
two niewiele wplywu szkodliwe-
60 mice bedzie; depozyta W BAN
ku wynosza zaledwie 100000.
Seattle. Wash, Is maia .-Guy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-18

handlowych amerykanskicn WJapo
nil Korei, przysz{y nareszcie
do skutku = jak sic zdaje, W
sposob zadowalniajacy obie stro-
ny. Odnosne dokumenty wyslano,
do Waszyngtonu, ably je tam ro-
wniez podpisano.
Seul, IS maja. = Stosunki W
Korei poprawiaja sic ciagle. Ksia-
ze Ito postanowil raz nareszcie
polozyc koniec niepokojom, azeby
ludnosc rolnicza mogla spokojnie
swa role uprawiac. Ogolna sytua-
eva ME jest taxa, zeby ia lekcewa-
zyc MONA, czego dowodem jest
5000 wojska przyslanego jeszcze
z Japonii porozmieszczanego po
calym kraju. Oprocz tego sformo-
wano 1000 policyantow korean
skich pod dowodztwem oficerow
japonskich. w tych okregach,
gdzie panuje nastroj rewolucyjny
urzadzono kilkaset STACEY telegra--
ficznych telefonicznych, azeby
policya i wojsko mogly sic pre-
dzej komunikowac. Widoki ma mi
wa sa W caiym kraju bardzo po-
myslne.
Toxic, 1s maja. = Wynik wy
byorow, odbytych w ubiegly pia-
tex W calej Japonii ME jest jesz-
cze dokiadnie. znany we wszyst-
kich szczegolach. Me nalezy je-
dnak watpic, re konstytucyonisci
uzyskali znaczna wiekszosc i W
parlamencie beda liczniej repre-
zentowani anizeli dotychczas.
Rad spodziewa sic W przyszlej
sesyi rozporzadzac TAXA iloscia
giosow, IL kazdej chwili bedzie
gotow wystapic przeciw mozli-
wynn kombinacyom. Wskutek
tego Jest nawet zabezpieczona e.
gzystencya obecnego gabinetu,
chociaz premier Saionji wyrazii
niedawno chec ustapienia ze swe-
90 stanowiska. Zdanie wyrazone
przez ks. Ito, lie Rad bedzie w
kiopocie, jezeli lud zaindorsuje
swa polityke przy wyborach i
wreszcie ten wzglad, IL premier
ghiewal sic ma ,,starszych MEOW
stanu" "a zbyt surowe osadzanic
jego polityki finansowej, wpiyne-
ly ma Saionji'ego tax, ze chce j ma
dal pozostac przy swym urzedzie.
Paryz, 1S maja. = Urzedowe
depesze generaia Vigy, giowno-
dowodzacego wojskiem francus-
kiem W Algieryi, ktQry we czwar-
tex ubieglego tygodnia stoczyl
Arabami zacieta walke, donosza,
re dzierzy on obecnie w SVEN
reku Boudeni, ufortyfikowana
twierdze Mulej Hassana. Rozbil
on zupeinie nieprzyjaciela W licz-
bic 5000 ludzi z}upil wielkie "a
pasy broni, amunicyi innego
materyalu wojennego. Depesze O.
znajmiaja dalej, re to zwyciestwo
Francuzow wywarlo zwawienny'
wplyw ma krajowcow, re wzgledu
ma ich uspokojenie sic i ze sic juz
poddalo dobrowolnie kilka ich Cd
dziaIow wojowniczych.
Budapest, Is maja. = MEDIA
wne ostrzezenie rzadu pred wy
chodztwem do StanoW ZJednoczo-
nych, poniewaz ME poprawily sic
ieszcze tam stosunki ekonomicz-
ne ME znajduje nalelytego poslu-
chu, gdyz emigracya zaczyna sic
wzmagac.
Minister spraw wewnetrznych
obwiescil ostatnio, re te osoby,
ktore po dniu l stycznia br. wye
migrowaly, traca prawo do dobro-
wolnego przejazdu ma wypadek
powrotu do ojczyzny.
Petersburg, lS maja. - w dniu
dzisiejszym maja przyjsc pod O.
brady interpelacye pazdziernikow-
cow odnoszace sic do stosunku
T..f.J A.: 1on efxuay,1 rOcuicly lam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-05-18
Filadelfia, 18 maja. =


byiych pastorow episkopalnych
zglosiio sic checia przejscia ma
iono Koscioia katolickiego i obe-
cnie robia sic przygotowania do
zarzadzenia tel ceremonii. So to:
Rev. DIR. William McGarvey, kto-
ry niedawno zrezygnowai z pa
storatu zboru sw. Elzbiety w tenn
miescie, jego asystenci MaurictL.
Cowl, William L. Hayward i
William H. Nc Clellan, oprocz
Mich Edgar N. Cowan, nalezacy
dawniej do episkopalnej dyecezyi
w Milwaukee, jakotez Charles E.
Bowles Otto w. GromoH Chi
cago. Wszyscy oni znajduja sic
obecnie W Rehobet, Del, wycze-
kujac rozporzadzenia ks. Arcybi-
skupa Ryana, ktory oznaczy czas
i miejsce przyjecia ich ma iono ko-
sciola katolickiego. O lie siychac,
aamierzaja oni zostae katolickimi
ksiezmi wstapic do zakonu Je-
zuitow lub Augustynianow.
Flora, Ind, IS maja. - O mile
ma polnoc stad wydarzy}o sic ma
przecieciu kolejowem nieszcze-
scie, ktore staio sic powodem
smierci trzech osob pokalecze-
MIA smiertelnego czwartej osoby.
Nieszczescie wydarzyio sic, kiedy
powoz rodziny Jamesa L. Cripesa,
komisarza miasteczka, przejezdzai
przez szyny W chwili kiedy mad
! jechal nagle pociag osobowy
Pennsylvania. Cripes jego iona,
jakotez dwoletnia ich coreczka,
zostali zabici ma miejscu, inne
dziecko smiertelnie zostaio ranio-
ne.
Annapolis, Nd, 1S maja. - Ar
thur Liford Luca Cleveland, o.,
kadet najwyzszej klasy akade-
mil floty, utonal wczoraj, a kole-
ga jego, Carl D. Hibbard North
field, Mimi, usiiujac go ratowac,
malo sam zycia takze ME stracil.
Obaj w lodzi zwanej canvass ca
noe" wybrali sic ma przejazdzke,
zaledwie odbili Cd brzegu, iodka
sic przewrociia, wzruszona balwa-
nami wzniesionymi przez skinner
przejezdzajacy. Lucas natych-
miast utonal; Hibbard kilkakrot-
ME zanurAal sic W wode, ale ciala
znalezc ME mogl. Dopiero W go
dzine pozniej wylowiono zwioki.
Lucas nalezal do najzdolniej-
szych kadetow, a dn. 5 czerwca
bylby otrzyma4 promocye.
Washington. 1S maja. = w
ciagu calej sesyi konferencyi gu
bernatorow grenada detektywow
strzegla osoby Williama ]. Brya-
ma, chociaz on sam o tenn ME VIE
dziai. Stalo sic to dlatego, re Kill
ka dni pred konferencya jakis
bardzo przyzwoicie odziany mez-
czyzna wyrazii sic wobec PAM
Willisowej ]. Abbottowej, zony
jednego osobistych reprezentan-
tow pana Bryana: IVY lepiej
zamknijcie wasza glowna kwate-
re. Bryan ME powinien dostac no
minacyi demokratycznej. ia sam
to sic postaram. Skoro przybe-
die do Waszyngtonu, to go "a
strzele."
Toledo, 1S maja. - Wedle o.
swiadczenia Clarence'a Darrow z
Chicago, ktory wczoraj tn wyra-
zal swe zapatrywania ma prawdo-
podobny wynik konwencyi krajo-
wei demokratycznej, burmistrz
miasta Toledo, Brand Whitlock,
bedzie mial najwiecej szans o.
trzymania nominacyi ma wicepre-
zydenta Stanow Zjednoczonych,
jezeliby Bryan otrzymal nomina-
eye ma prezydenta. Pan Darrow
jest przekonany, re ami burmistrz
miasta Cleveland, Tom Johnson,
ami gubernator Minnesotty John
son, nominacyi tel otrzymac ME
moga.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Important TO all Women
Readers Of this Papers

Women are as subject to kidney trou.
Bile as men. which fact is often over
looked.
Many woman's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trouble,
or the result of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
II the kidneys are not in healthy
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You may suffer great deal with pain
In the back. bearing-down feelings,
headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. irri-
table and maybe Respondent; it makes
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But thousands of irritable nervous.
tired and broken-down women have re-
stored their health and strength by the
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SwampRoot brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys. the cause OF such
troubles.
Many send for sample bottle to see
what Swamp-Root, the great Kidney.
Liver and Bladder Remedy. will do for
them. Every reader of this paper who
has not already tried 1t may address Dr.
kilmer & Co, Binghamton. n. Y, and
receive sample bottle free by mail.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Death of Col. Gilbert p. ROBINSON.

Col. Gilbert p Robinson died at hi:
residence. Jersey City, on the 23d inst
Col. Robinson was born in ireland
April II. 1881; came to the United
States in 1852; in 1854 he enlisted in
the I'd U. S. Art, and rose to the rank
of Sergeant; in 1861 he joined the Sd
Md, and was commissioned Captain OF
Co. C. He served turnout the war with
great distinction, was promoted Major
Aug. 10, 1862, Lieutenant Colonel in
October, 1862, and Brevet Colonel Aug
Is, 1864, for gallant and meritorious
services during the campaign before
Richmond, and particularly during the
operations on the Weldon Railroad He
was wounded at Charlottesville. Col
Robinson took a great interest in the
Grand Army, was member of Zabris-
kie Post. 80. Department of New Jer-
sey, Delegate to the National En-
campment at Denver, and a member
of the military order of the Loyal Le-
gion. He was appointed Chief of Po-
lice in old Hudson City, and when that
municipality was annexed to Jersey
City he was appointed Captain of the
Third Precinct. Col. Robinson's long
service in the Regular Army and in
the civil war made him most enjoy
able entertainer at campfires and in
social converse. He was a member OF
the Union Veterans Association OF
Maryland.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

The 1920 Ill. will hold its 22d An
nual Reunion Aug. &c and 81, 1908,
at New Windsor. Ill. The Mercer Coun-
ty Soldiers and Sailors Association will
meet at the same time and place for
their 31st Annual Session. Special
trains from Galesburg via Galva both
days. making round trips.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the S0th
Ill. will be held at Du Quoin. ILL.,. Aug.
20. 1908. ]. r. Cunningham, President;
]. R. Alexander, Adjutant, Sparta, Ill.
The 43d Annual Reunion of the 55th
Ohio will be held in Toledo. o.. Sept. l.,
1908. Maj. H. Osborn. President; Capt.
r. w. Pool, Secretary.
The SSth Pa. will hold it's AID Annual
Reunion Aug. Is. 1908. at Chestnut Hill
Park, Philadelphia.
The 35th Annual Reunion of the 18th
Ohio will be held Sept II, 1908, at 10
"a m, at ]. NJ. Wills Post Hall, Memo
rial Building, Columbus. o. A full at
tendance is desired, as we intend to
| make this one of the best Reunions the
association has ever had. Dinner fur
nished by the Ladies of the Relief Corps
in the same building. w. H. Halliday,
President, Columbus, O.; T. A. Jones,
Secretary, Granville, o.
| The 4Sth Ohio will hold it's 1908 Re-
union Aug. %, at Manchester. o. Mai.
Zed South. Newtonville, o., is President;
]: A. Boring, Secretary, Lynchburg, o.
| Comrade d. B. Willett, whose post
Office is not stated. wishes us to an
| nounce Reunion of Cos A and G, 30th
| ILL.,, Sept. q 1908. but does not state
| where the meeting will be. He also
says: There will be held the Soldiers
and Sailors of Mercer County the last
week in August Perhaps even this in
complete notice will help some COM
rade concerned Comrades should read
| their notices before posting them.
The Engineer Brigade, Army of the
Potomac, will hold its 3Sth Annual Re-
union Aug. 81. 1908, at Canandaigua,
N. Y. Sam b. Williams, Secretary,
Rochester. N. Y.
The 33d Ind. will hold its 37th An
nuai Reunion Sept. 2. 1908, at Garfield
Park, Indianapolis, Ind. A. ]. Buchan-
an, Secretary, 2937 n. Senate Ave, In
dianapolis, Ind.
The 141st Pa. will hold its 25th An
nual Reunion Aug. &c. 1908, at Wya-
| lusing, Pa. G. w. Kilmer, President
Towanda, Pa: David Craft. Secretary,
| Angelica, N. Y.
| The SD Ohio will hold its 21st An
nual Reunion Aug. 26. 1908, at Kings
ton. o. Samuel Llewllyn. Secretary,
Coalition, o.
There will be Reunion of the 18th
| Ind. Aug. 10. 1908, but Comrade w. W.
! Decker. Brazil, Ind, who sends the no.
| tice omits to state where it will be held.
There will be Deans and Campfire.
The Attn Ill. will hold its Reunion
Sept. 80, 1908, at Peoria, Ill.-thc 18th
anniversary Of the departure of the reg
| iment from Camp Lyon. J. M. Brown,
Secretary, Touion. Ill.
The 74th Ohio will hold its Reunion
| Aug. 81. 1908, at Vandalia.
The I'd Mich Cav will hold its 1908
Reunion Aug. &c at Marshall, Mich.
The Old Soldiers of Northwest Arkap-
sas will have their 18th Annual Reunion
in camp Aug. 25-2S, 1908, at Sloan
Springs. Ark.
The 41st Annual Reunion of the SID
iii. will be held Sept. 2, 1908. at Elsin.
f. B. Perkins. Secretary, Elgin, Ill.
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soldIers Monument.

On Memorial Day a beautiful monu-
ment was dedicated at Poughlleepsie
N. Y. to the 12Sth N. Y. The monu-
ment stands on Reservoir Square, fac
ing two streets. 1t is a massive pedes-
tai surmounted by color-bearer, all
of which is cut out of Westerly granite
The monument is 80 feet high. and in
scribed with the name of the regiment
and the battle in which it was engaged
The parade was one of the largest seen
in Poushkecpsie for many years, and
was participated in by the police, ca
diets. National Guard and citizens. The
monument was presented to the city
by Comrade Brown, and an address
was made by Rev. Archie Decatur Ball.
A torrential rain married the enjoyment
of the proceedings.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
He Got q Place.

(From Good Government)
Secretary Cortelyou is reported to be
responsible for the following story:
Hilary Hardness was a politician of
the lowest type, and unsuccessful at
that. His whole life was devoted to
office seeking: he spent 81 years vainly
seeking a $4,000 office-hours 10 till
while his wife and daughter sup
ported him by keeping candy shop.
Well, Hilary died at last. A modest
shaft was put above his remains, and
the executor asked the editor TO sug-
gest an epitaph to go upon the shaft.
The editor thought a moment. Then
he smiled, and, slipping a sheet of pa
per in his typewriter, he clicked off: =
Here Lies
Hilary Hardness "a
in the only place
for which he never applied.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
REUNIONS.
Reunlon Mt Ti.lsIIws, I'll.

The Bureau County Soldiers and Sail
ors' Association will hold its 18th An
nual Reunion at Tiskilwa. ILL.,, Sept. Is
and Is. 1908. All visiting comrades will
be welcomed. Several Illinois regiments
will hold their Annual Reunions at this
meeting. Samuel Fallows. Bishop and
Chaplain-in-Chief of the G. A. r.. Hon
Joseph V. Graft and other prominent
speakers are expected to be present
For further information address the
local Executive Committee at Tiskilwa
ILL.,. Capt. Grin Wilkinson. President,
Princeton, ILL.,, or F. NJ. Herrick, Secre-
tary, Princeton, Ill.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Brigade Reunion.

Editor National Tribune: Kindly give
notice of the following Reunion to be
held at the G.. A. r. Encampment at
Toledo. Sept. 1, at Central High School
Building, Room 5. at o'clock p. m, of
the First Brigade, Third Cavalry Divi-
sion, Army of the Potomac, which in
cludes the I'd Ohio Cav, I'd n. Y. Cav,
5th N. Y. Cav, LIST Conn. Cav, 18th Pa.
Cav, Sd n. J. Cav. Walter r. Austin.
Secretary, I'd Ohio Cav. Association,
217S L. 49th ST., Cleveland, o.
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Reunion of the 10th Ohio.

The 33d Annual Reunion of the 18th
Ohio will be held at Wooster. o., Sept.
8 and 10, 1908. This will give all the
comrades west of Toledo who attend
the National Encampment opportunity
to visit Wooster and attend the Re-
union of the 10th Ohio. Eoys, come;
we want to see all of you. You will
probably never have another oppor-
tunity as good. Come; visit together.
Make your arrangements to come to
Wooster in September. Enos Pierson,
Secretary. Wooster, o.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Reunion of the goth Ohio.

Capt. E. E. Mutt, President, and LIE
Roy G. Hunt, Secretary. call Reunion
of the Goth Ohio at the Y. M. C. A. Hall,
Toledo. at a. M, Sept. 1. A Reunion
of the old brigade will be held at the
same place. This brigade was the Sec
ond of the Third Division. Seventeenth
Corps. 1t was composed of the 32d,
goth, 6Sth and 18th and the 9Th Mich.
Battery.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Attention. 18th Mo. Cav.

Comrade G.. w. Andrus. Co. I, 18th
Mo. Cav, Box 127, Dublin, Tex, urges
all regimental comrades to correspond
with him and with each Other for the
purpose of arranging for Reunion of
the regimental survivors at some place
and time to be agreed upon. He sug-
gests that Capt. John Callar or other
officers take charge of the matter ac-
fin,nl,.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Rally, 18th Ill. Cav.

Members of the 18th Ill. Cav. attend
ing National Encampment are requested
to meet at Illinois headquarters, Toledo,
o., Sept. /, from a. m. till noon. At
this meeting arrange for others and
leave record posted. 1t is suggested
that we meet there at certain hours each
morning, and arrange for the day.
Please meet on Thursday morning,
Sept. 3, for election o. officers. Henry
Stone. President, Smith Center, Kan.
H. Calkins, Secretary, Pacific, Mo.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Served ON Gunboat Springfield.

Editor National Tribune: served on
the gunboat Springfield, and was dis |
charged from the Great Western. II
write this hoping that / can find thru
The National Tribune one of the old
boys who served on the Springfield.-T.
w. Holmes, 126 Elberon Ave. Cleye-
land, o,
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Oklahoma Reunion.

The Old Soldiers of Oklahoma will
have their 18th Annual Reunion Sept
9-12, 1908, at Pawnee. H. Veatch, Paw.
nee, Okla.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
ReunIon Co. l.. lat Ohio III. A.

Co. L will Reune in Room Q, Central
High School, on Madison avenue, corner
of 10th street, Toledo, o., Tuesday, Sept.
/. 1908, at O'Clock a. m. All comrades
of 1st Ohio III. a. cordially invited to
meet with US. w. d. Porter, Secretary,
Go. L, LIST Ohio H. A, McComb o.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Addresses Wanted.

H. Buckmaster, r. 2, Monroe, Ind,
seeks information concerning Perry
Odell, who is supposed to have served
in the 18th Ind, and probably also in
the 4th Mich. Battery. He was not
heard of by his friends after the war.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

The 10th Ind. will hold its Annual
Reunion at Lafayette, Ind, Sept. l.
1908. Headquarters at 61S Main St
Jesse Neff, Secretary, Lebanon, Ind.
The 18th Ill will hold its Reunion for
1908 at Watseka, Ill, on Oct. and g.
The Secretary is S. C. Munhall, Wat
seka, Ill.
The goth Ohio's 33d Annual Reunion
will be at Y. NJ. C. A. Hall, Toledo
Sept. 1, 1908. LIE Roy G. Hunt, Secre-
tary, Mount Vernon. o.
The 18th Ind. will hold it's 26th An
nual Reunion Sept. 9, 1908, at Marion
County, Ind, Court House. Admission
to State Fair free for soldiers on Sept
8. Headquarters of the regiment at
Toledo, o.. from Sept. 1 to 5, will be
in Room IS, High School Building
Geo. E. Lowry, Secretary, 425 Z. Pratt
St. Indianapolis. Ind.
The 18th Biennial Reunion of the
35th Iowa will be held Sept. 9 and 10
1908, at Muscatine, Iowa. The Secre-
tary has not the addresses of all sur
vivors, and is not able to personally
notify some of them. 1t is desirable
that they notify each other as far as
possible. and send known addresses to
the Secretary, r. d. Bodman, 10 E
Second St, Muscatine, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06
Reunion of the 47th N. Y.

The Annual Reunion of the 47th N.
Y. State Veteran Volunteers will be
held Sept. 10, 1908, at Heiser's Assem-
bly, Rooms, 156 Broadway, Brooklyn,
n. Y. Assembly at p. m, with "Col.
Joe presiding. All communications
should be addressed to the Secretary,
Charles w. Wage, 1906 Myrtle Ave-,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

The 11th Mich. will hold its A3d Ar.
nual Reunion Aug. 25 and 26, 1908. al
Hillsdale, Mich. Campfire evening of
Aug. 25. VIM. S. Whitney, President;
J. A. Todd, Secretary, Burr Oak. Mich
The 49th Ohio will have a Reunion
at Toledo, o., during the National En-
campment. Headquarters will be al
Room 16, Central High School. Com
rades will assemble at a. ma. Sept I,
A banquet will be served by the ladies
of the Central Christian Church at 4 2
M, one square distant from Reunion
Hall. Capt. A. w. Adams, President;
Capt. F. r. Stewart, Secretary, Eos
toria, o.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

Work is to be commenced at once on
the Memorial to Columbus. which was
authorized by the last Congress. The
general scheme of the memorial will
consist of the figure of Columbus and
of the carayel prov. which Will grace
the front of the central portion of the
memorials, the figures. lions, or what
ever may be decided on, which will
stand on the smaller granite pillars on
each side of the central shaft, and de-
signs for the ornamental lamp posts,
which will all be selected from various
designs submitted in competition. 1t is
to be erected on the Union Station
Plaza
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

nee Sherman has taken to the woods.
He has gone to a delightful little ISL
and in the st. Lawrence River. where
he will camp out for a while, hoping to
regain his health.
The National tribune., 1908-08-06

Representative Llewellyn Powers, of
the Fourth Maine Congressional Dis
trict. died at his Summer home at
Houlton. Me-, last week. He was forced
to leave Washington for his Winter
home, in Brookiine, Mass, early in the
Spring by an attack of grip. which was
later followed by Bright's disease.
Congressman Powers served as Gov
ernor of Maine for two terms; was a
member of the State Legislature for six
terms, one of which he served as
Speaker of the House, and at the time
of his death was serving his sixth term
In the United States House of Repre-
sentatives. He was born at Pittsfield,
Me in 1839