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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
ONE Gets FRAME.
OTHER THEP|CTURE
JUDGE OFT GIVES DECISION
WHICH PLEAsEs BOTH OF
WARNING FACTIONS.

II don't want her ugly picture IN my
house, but | want that frame, u cost
me SIS
Augusta Bach and Anna petloif.
sisters, amused large crowd IL Judge
outs court, Wednesday morning.
when they were fighting for the pos
session of a picture and frame which
for several years adorned the home OF
Mrs Detloff, at No 73l Chene-st. The
picture Is that of Mrs. Bach. which
she presented to Mrs. Dctloff several
years ago. The latter bad il framed
at cost of So
Mrs. Bach came 20 Detroit from
Germany recently and had been here
but a few days when Il quarrel arose.
Mrs Bach seized The picture 7rrid r.
fused to return il, and" Mrs netlotf
brought suit TO recover
1T isn't the ugly picture | want,
it's the frame" Mrs. Detloff shouted
And it isn't the cheap frame |
want" came back the other woman
equally as loud. Il don't want my
picture in that wOman's house.
Judge OFT gave the frame 20 Mrs
Detlofr and the picture 10 Mrs Bach,
and both went away happy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
CARSTENS MAKES
FORMAL ENTRY
THREE AsPiRANTs FOR MAYOR.
Atty NOW IN FiELD-oEM-
ocRATs HAVE INNING

Democrats are at last having their
inning in the ertires for the city pri-
maries. They were almost equal 10
the Republicans In the Jay ending al
noon Wednesday. DR. j. Henry Car
stems is the third mayoral candidate
10 PUT up his S25 for place on the
ticket William r. Dust, Republican,
and Charles IL. Culver. Democrat, are
the others who have come out for
ofhce
There will not be the rush for
places as estimatoratlarge This year
that there commonly has been ac-
cording to the entries SO far. The
former incumbants have not entered
as yet The latest list:
Or. j. Henry Cartons, (R) mayor.
Aldermen-H. Schehr, (RD Seventh
ward, Fred j. Hanselman. CD Eighth
ward: Matthias Doetsch tRl Third
ward: Frank Rzeppa, TDT MIMI ward,
VIM. Fiedeman. Cd Twelfth ward;
Sam I. Well CD Ninth ward; Frank
H. Bessinger. Cd Seventh ward:
John A, Chrlsta. Cd Fifth ward. God
frey Freiwald tR) Fourteenth ward;
JOS. A. Neubauer, CD Ninth ward
Estimators Vim Dupont Cat
large) Fred w. Winzel, (R) Eigh-
.leenlh-Yrard;; Frank -McGnngh
Id FIRM wHTt: .tUfTn irish. It'll
Twelfth ward JOS. Michaels. CD
Seventeenth ward: Henry c. Wohrock
tn Eighteenth ward; ffenry Il. Vogt,
tR) Fifteenth ward; Chas Flack, Jr.,
(R) Fifteenth ward; VIM. \. Schnei-
der, CD Seventeenth ward; Aug.
Mainz. tRi Tenth ward; John tIoltz,
(R) Fifth ward: John Chusa, (R)
Fifth wGrd, Eugene s. Clarkson. CD
at large, JOS. McCusker Cd az large
! j. A. Feldman. (R) Thirteenth ward.
Constables -Chas j. Blumkey,
lR) Sixteenth ward; Chas Z. Schuch,
(R) Third ward
Petitions for place on the pri-
mary ballots were filed with the
county clerk Wednesday by Ignatius
Salloitte, Republican, AS representa-
tive for the Fourth district; Frank T.
Wkipple, Democrat as representative
for the Second district; Bernard r.
Golden. Republican. as representative
for the First district. and Philip Il.
Van Zile Republican, for prosecut-
Ing attorney. The petition of Mr..
Van Zile was signed by over 200
names, and he was not required TO
pay the entrance fee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
GIRLS CHORUS
At STATE FAIR
SIXTY VOICES SINGING PATRIOT
SONGS WILL BE FEATURE
OF BIG SHOW.

One of the most pleasing features
OF the Michigan state fair, next week,
Will surely be the childrens chorus
under the direction of Miss Gertrude
Sackett, of Detroit. This energetic
young woman has trained sixty little
girls, ranging from 10 years upwards,
so that they are able to sing without
music or words. They will appear all
in white, I'm the big bandstand IN the
grove west OF the main buildings,
every day at the uUUn tUuT, beginning
Saturday Sept. 5.
The children's program is composed
of patriotic songs, both new and old.
and some novelties will be inter
spersed. The program of course. in
cludes Michigan, My Michigan. "Old
Liberty Bell and others OF the pat
riotic songs which loyal Americans
have loved TO sing for generations. A
novelty will be a clever paraphrase,
arranged by Miss Sackctt. OF the song.
In Detroit. Life Is Worth Living. "
Fifty OF the young girls come from
the Detroit public schools, aud the
remaining ten from the schools of
Royal Oak where Miss Sackett is di.
rector OF music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
TRADE SCHOOL FOR
C|CARMAKE:Rs To
Be ESTABLISHED
WILL BE COOPERATIVE CONCERN
AND FURNISH SKILLED WORK.
E7s FOR MANUFACTURERS
HARD PRESSED FOR HELP.

\ number OF the leading cigar man
ufactGrers OF Detroi, have made au
agreement by which they will cslab
lish trade school for ciga makers.
This school will De- run IS a factory
Tor cheap grades OF "smokes each
OF the companies interested taking
share in the business and helping TO
dispose of the goods
While there has been slackncss in
practically every other line OF wofA.
the cigarmakers have had nclhing 10
complain OF In Detrou aud, shere Is
a big demand now ior men and girls
VINO know me inc pOIHTs o. TOTTTUg
tobacco
There is sign on on every lac
tory advertising the fact that help n
wanted, Dut we cannot get enough
skilled people 20 declares one cigor
manufacturer
1t costs TOO much 10 train help i1
our own factories ani there - the
zsz=sss 80 ~
bacco Many oi the factories 40 no
make any yciy heap goods and they
cannot afford 90 tram ciearr1akers
ON any. other KIND o; IeaH T6an the
poorer grades
The cooperative IA. tory Will b.
managed by foremen picked ny the
factory-owners and Will turn or; two
for-hve and three.for6y6 brands OF
cigars. AS fast as the pupils become
skilled. they will be drafted 80 the
factories that need help and new ap
prentices will take their places
John T. Hemmeter IS al the head Of
the new concern
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
STAR rs SUIT HERE; GETS
: DIVORCE IN SAGINAW

Jesse Foster. who several month )
ago fled bill for divorce from his
wife. Bella. has been granted decree
in Saginaw county Shortly after
starting his case In Saginaw. Foster
removed To Detroit. AMI started a sec.
ond suit here. He found IL nece ssary
10 return to Saginaw. SO he continued
the case there, and discontinued the
one begun In Wayne Foster testified
that his wife had two husbands liv-
ing at the time he married her. ami
mad never been divorced from either.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
FOR
NOISY 5TREEH7CcARS
COUNCIL lNSTRUcTs COMMITTEE
TO DRAFT ORDINANCE
STONE BILLS TO BE PAID.

G. NJ. Burton was appointed city
the roftfhett- eetttt-
Gil Tuesday evening.
The city fathers instructed the pub
lie utilities committee TO draft an
ordinance prescribing penalties for
the running OF needlessly noisy street
cars
The controller was given a fund OF
81 900 TO investigate the various city
departments
The council refused to reconsider its
vote approving OF the bills for crush.
ed stone furnished the park depart
ment. Aid Mcclellan had gained his
aim Of holding the bills up week and
did not protest loudly.
II was decided to put the question
of bonding the city TO building a con.
vention hall mp TO the vote OF the
people at the primaries in September.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Daily Death Lis!

Martin G.. Coleman, so years, ESQ Flf-
-teeHtA r. Il ilatatian- heart
Kathleen G. Lloyd, 40 years, $50 La =
faNette: uraemIa.
William simmons, % years. lao JEFF
fcrson. ,nteric fever.
Helen f, Leroy. 50 years, 265 Han
cock; senility
Walter Horwatich 10 months 1865
Rivard; entero colitis.
George Schmidt, GIL years, st. Mary
Christian Wcnger. Ga years, 4s6 Elm .
wood. tuberculosis.
Phillip Schultheis. GO years, 292
Chestnut, apoplexy.
Annie Cooper, SO years. 9Ss Rlvard;
dropsy.
Bernicc Rosseter. months Chit
dren's Free hospital; blood disease.
John Hines. II years. SO Kercheval
asthenia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
BIRTHS

BOYS
Henry Stepanlak. $40 Alexandrine.
Thomas Ritchlng. go Wills
Julius Bro ekenlt. l7g Fourteenth
anthony Rcitzter l433 jos. Campau
James Daley. 1897 JOS Campau
Rosdio Gempiano. 1870 Russell
Antonio Sanzonc. 124 Hastings
Francesca Millocca, l12 Fort
Joseph Karafer. so Crossley
Francis Roemer. 37s Crane
Leonard Reit. 1oI Canton.
STANLEY Karolkowski. 400 Tlllman.
Iacharias Zawicki. 299 Csnneld
John Kuhfeldt, 1913 Warren
Alfred Porter. 95 Cameron
Adelbert Knapp. 397 Butternut.
CHARLES Schueneman. 80 Linzie
Michael RoeZolkie. $50 Medbury
GIRLS
Johan kleba. sol Mitchell
Carel Matchmaker 35 Rogers.
Richard Croxon. 800 Division.
Charles Lehmbeck. 372 Cleveland.
Frank Szezlpanski, 1887 Dubois.
William Schmidt, 6i Fireman.
John Tuck. .9S Brainard
Louis Goetz. 1872 Seyburn.
Charles Kinspel. a72 Hancock.
George Knapp esf Brainard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
BELLE ISLE ZOOS
BIG ELK is DEAD

Major, the big buck elk of the Belle
Isle zoo, who has been q notable fig
ure at the island fol upwards of Is
years, is no more For many years
he has stood off the attacks OF the
younger deer and has waXed TO giant
size for his race. old age finally fin.
ished him. however
The death of Major was received
with genuine regret by the employees
OF the park department who had been
accustomed TO feed and pet him for
NnaTl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
vON STERNBERG
FUNERAL FRIDAY
BARON Won HElNTZE WEISSEN-
RODE TO REPRESENT THE
EMPERoR's HOUSEHOLD

HEIDELBERG, Aug 26-The fu.
nerat train with the bUrfy of tffr-- latte
Baron Speck Won Sternburg the am
bassador TO the United States, depart
ed this morning for Leipsic. where
the funeral will be held on Friday \
distinguished member OF the emper-
or's household will represent the EN-
peror at the funeral, Chief Master OF
the Hunt Baron Won Heintze Weissen-
rode The foreign Office Will be rep
resented by Baron Won Der Bussche
Haddenhausen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Marriage Licenses

g Frederick 5. DeGalon. 25;,. Margare;
5. Hosmer. 20.
George :. Graff. SO. Port Arthur. ont
Louise {. Bremen. 81. Detroit
deorge + Mas. 81, Helen A. Lenz.
Sicgmund c. Brasch. iS Charlotte
Klein, 81.
BENJAMIN G. Lee. %, Toledo. o.; Nell
lie r.. Wolf, 80, same
Albert NJ Smith. u. Mtruc Dickln-
SOL Jacob. ~.
=. Hens strand, ~, Cleveland Louise X.
toverer. 10. same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
LINER ETRURIA SINKS
SCOW IN THE MERSEY

LIVERPOOL. Aug 26.-Cunard
steamship Etruria, came into collision
with a mud scow In the Mersey, to-
day. The collision was a heavy one.
the scow being sunk and the Etruria
=H.t,eisias -seIae-a1nage-- much
has not yet been learned. The Etru-
ria was to sail from Liverpool for New
York today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
REUNITED WITH HUSBAND.

MUSKEGON. Mich. Aug % tSpe.
cial. - Mrs. John Sterna who 'rav.
eled 5000 miles 20 marr1 thc over
whom she accepted al thc teuier az
OF fl years, will not have 40 - back
10 her native land. Tor today She ant
her husband were reunited. Both an
peared at Salvation army heldQuar-
tiers last night and today they patched
nm their differences
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Youno Rayner ouits,sanitarlum

PHILADELPHIA, Aus. yG.-Wm. b
Rayner. son OF United States Sena-
tor Isaac Rayner Of Maryland. was
TO-DAY ordered released from the san
itarium In which he was placed by
his father more than q month ago.
The Young mans commitment TO the
asylum followed an elopement trip
which he took all over the country
with Mrs VIM H. Fisher. the wife
of "A Baltimorc banker
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
THE DETROIT TIMES
/, 1878 John R-St.
Both Phones:
BELL. MAIN 1898.
HOME. CITY 1855.

The Times Mss established branch
agencies whore classified advertise
ments Will be received until IL q. m.
each day. The rates charged at the
ranch agencies are the same as at
'he Times office. Cash ads. only VIII
re taken at branch ageniecs. Follow
ing 10 the list OF agencies:
HAST SIDE.
noHKht0n-Ercnch Coal CO., 80. East
Canheid-ave.
M: ELLIOTT Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Grattot- aveO
'arncys Furniture Co., 1877 0ratiot
ave.
=. brown. 1850 jefferson ave.
% McPhersOn. 2400 Gratiot-sve.. oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
e. q. Esnsor. sos 0rand River.
Iurner Stanton, 1876 Myrtle-st.
=. u. OrtscOll. AIT Michigan-ave
w. Mfffurd. TN F0rr-st west
Ax---fH--UUsJs-5e4= Mfcfff rnrr-nv e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
DIE

STERWALD-Aug. %. at her home
500 Forest-ave. west. Eva, beloved
-uflzkttotrtt t.tffstefmala- asaa-.2
years Funeral Thursday, at p. TT
from residence.
EINEs--At his residence. 80 Kercheval
ave. Aug. -. John Hines. beloved
husband OF Mary Hines. father Of
Dennis r.. Hines. Funeral Thursday
morning from house. a. m, and II
Our Lady OF Help church $3.50.
KNIGHT--Aug. a. 1905, at her home,
sO7 Larned-st. east. Emma. beloved
wife Of the late William Knight.
Funeral Wednesday. at $50 y. m,
from Geist Bros. parlors. 81 MacomD-
LeRoY--Aug "a. 1908. at the residence
OF Mrs. d. w. Blair 265 Hancock ave
west. ffstru F,fTza LEROY, IN her sIth
year. Funeral services from house
Thursday at p. IN.
LoCls-Aug rs. at residence Of Mira.
John H. Kelly. 3022 West Grand
blvd. Mrs. Josephine Louis. beloved
wife OF the . late Georse, No. Lous oh o,
r. Kelly. Mrs. +. II. Van Nostrand
and Frank y. Louis. Funeral service
and burial at Kalamazoo. Thursday
MrRPHY--At her residence 90 La
brosse-st.. Aug. 20, 1908, Elizabeth.
wife OF Thomas Murphy Funcrei
Friday morning Time given later
NIEMANN--Aug. IS. at residence. 33o2
Jefferson-ave. west. River Rouge Wiz
lsgc. Rachel, aged SO years beloved
wife OF Charles Niemann. Funeral
Friday at l 80 y. IN. from house.
o'clock at Christ Lutheran church.
Cora-ave. standard time.
SWARTW OUT--John w. Swartwout
at Grennel. la. Aus> %. In the Esd
year Of his age, father OF the late
Mrs: Archibald @. ELAN, OF Detroit.
Mich
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. beloved wife of
John w. mother of Mrs. George
sherman. Mrs. Myra Tyler. Robert.
Janet and the late John H.. aged SO.
Funeral from residence. 100 Chene-
, ct. Thursday. at 2:30 sharp.
WHITFIETD--At his residence at
sylvan Lake. at ESQ ~ m. Monday,
William f. Whitfield Eu-
neral Truryuzy. ~ u m
MoTHE-lydia, beloved wife OF john
~ Moths sister OF Mrs. George
sherman. Mrs. Myra Tyler. Robert
and Janet. and the late John H., aged
"a Funeral from residence. 1s1
chepe-st.. Thursday. at $3.50 sharp.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
PERSON ~.
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.

McKINSTRY-Near Dix, S-rooG mod
eru house a a great bargain; must De
sold; can be had on easy terms. come
and make us an offer.
I.AMBRECHT, KELLY * co,
Both phones SIS. 80 Griswold ST
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
Senator .eradIsy is Ftnee sao.

IA-ASDA--AAA-A III = W. -
W. o. Bradley was hhVtI S1V ~ J''''s''V
Carnes. in the Breathitt circtih coue,
at the calling OF The case OF Beech
Hargis for the murder OF his father.
Judge Hareis because The senator
was one oil those who bad hled an
AFFIDAVIT for the Defendant asking tha
Judge 90 vacate The ecneh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
4 Rates 70. Lins:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee ee-
euracy or assume responsibility Tor
errors Of any kind occurring In tsis'
phons advertisements
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
No. nluorcs SUI.

But one case for divorce was start
ed Wednesday. that o; orrin vs. Min.
ME Lambert
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27
HELP WANTED"
AND ALL OTHER ADS.

One cent Q word ,acn insertion. siI
words or fraction thereof to thu line.
cash in advance. No advertisements
of less than two lines taken: six inser-
lions maze for the price OF five wh"n
cash 10 paid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

A girl always pretends that she
Vfursui- want to b. Kissed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

BICYCLE BARGAINS--Nation road
ster guaranteed, SO. Cleveland race.
so. Pierce cushion frame, $3.50 a
bargain; Other good slightly used
wheels from s. up 4 call will con
vince you that these are genuine
bargains. Tires SIPS each. Agent
for Reading standard Motor Cycles
John r. Trossel. 663 Michigan ave.
cor. Fourteenth. Tel West 305-J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-27

wANTED--Men to learn barber trade.
Will equip shop for you or furnish
positions few weeks completes: con-
slant practice. careful Instructions.
tools given. Saturday wages. diplo-
mas granted. Catalogue mailed free.
Moler Barber College. Chicago. III.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-27
MARINERS COMPLAIN OF
ARMY SEARCHLIGHTS
Navigators Are Blinded at Night
by the Bright Electric
Lights

Loud, long and frequent, but without
avail, have been the complaints of mar
iners against the searchlights operated
from the army posts at the entrance to
the harbor. The light on Point Lobos,
where Fort Miley is situated, is the
nights every ship that enters the harbcr
after dark is given a bath in electric
light. The effect is very beautiful
from Fort Miley-but the man on the
bridge of the incoming vessel finds the
sudden blindness with which he is
stricken a decided handicap
Nobody blames the army for wanting
to know. what ships come into the har-
Dor, as In the past the military arm of
the government at this port has been
severely criticised for its failure to
warships. The excuse offered for the
last omission. when a period of "a hours
was allowed to elapse before the salute
of Chilean cruiser was returned, was
that the officer of the saluting battery
did not know of the vessels arrival
until his attention was called to the
cruisers picture in a newspaper. The
army is evidently taking no chances,
but its alertness during the hours of
darkness is something closely akin TO
menace to navigation.
On more than one occasion incoming
steamers have narrowly escaped run
ming down fishing boats because the
officer on the bridge and the quarter
master at the wheel. as well as the
lookout forward. have been blinded
searchlights. Mariners like to see the
searchlights and take comfort. with all
good citizens, In the knowledge that the
the chorus: Please. Mister Soldier,
don't shoot your light into the face of
the man on the bridge
at Fort Miley they say that the
searchlights are used only to illuminate
targets and that there is no desire TO
interfere with navigation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-27
MINERAL PRODUCTION IN
GOLDFIELD is $I32,575
Yield of Daisy Not Reported
by the Management to
the Public

The mineral production in the Cold
field district last week was s132,575, as
reported What Daisy produced is not
reported by the management. The ores
treated amounted to 2,o36 tons that
were treated by the Combination
chlorination and Kinkead mills and the
Western ore purchasing and Nevada
Goldfeld reduction companies The
mines are credited as follows by the
Goldfield News:
Nevada -Goldfield reduction company
Combination Fraction. 12S tons; Baby
Florence, 80 tons; Consolidated Red
Top. 107 tons; Daisy, 80 tons; Velvet, z
tons; Consolidated Florence, tons
Florence Annex, Il tons; Little Flor
ence. so tons; Engineers lease, SO tons;
Begole, 134 tons; total, 637 tons: aver
age value. $50; total value, $31,S5O.
Combination mill-Eighty-f tons
daily; total. 595 tons; average $35; total
value, s20,S25
age value, $500; total value, $4,000.
.Chlorinatfon mill-Two hundred tons.
average value. $50: total value, Sc 900.
Western ore purchasing comnany-
Florence Wheeler. 112 tons; Engineers
lease, 81 tons: Florence Consolidated.
230 tons; Daisy, $50 tons; total, $50
tons; average value, 800: total value,
$55 800
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-27

Look here" exclaimed freight
trainc manager TO an attorney in the
law department. how on earth do
1ou expect US 10 keep out of trouble
with the interstate commerce commits
sion when you write two opinions
olametrically opposite each other on
the same case? WIN you tell me kindly
which opinion I am 10 fOllow2" asked
the freightman
Don't get excited" replied the law
yer, the statute has been amended
since I wrote the first opinion"
1t has, eh2" sneered the freight
man Well. then, viii you please tell
which opinion is right7"
You are still suffering from ex-
element" continued the lawyer placid
~ but as the Scotch proverb says"
But by that time the freightman
had fed. he had been nourished too
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-27
MANY OFFICERS TO
SAIL ON SHERIDAN
Transport Has Unusually Large
List of Army People Going
to Philippines
General H. II. BandhoItz and
Major Stephenson Among
Prominent Passengers

The transport Sheridan, which is
scheduled to sail for Manila on No
vember 5, will carry an unusually
large number of army officers and their
families.
Prominent among the list are Cen
eral II. II. Bandholtz and wife and
Major William Stephenson and wife,
who are we'll known in this city. Fol-
lowing is a list of the cabin passengers:
Brigadier General H. II. Bandholtz and wife;
Lieutenant Colonel James B. Jackson Twenty
sixth infantry; Major William Stephenson. med-
OF engineers. wife and two children; Major ".
n. MeKelvy, wife and three children; Major A.
B. Foster and wife; Captain d. B. c. Cabell.
infantry, wife and daughter; Captain c. d.
Rhodes Sixth cavalry, wife and sister Miss
csDta1 West Wife d. snS nawton eSd anS pas
Moor N. Falls; Captain G. r. Greene, Fifth field
artillery; Captain G. a. Scott, medical corps;
and two children; Lieutenant S. o. Fuqua. Twens
ty-thfrd infantry, and wife, Lieutenant Ralph
ant r. Beebe o. infanI ife snd
baby; Lieutenant Edwin B. Cole, U. s. marine
corps; Lieutenant A. NJ Pardee. Twentieth in
fantry; Lieutenant Robert S. Dougherty, corps
Of engineers; Lieutenant D. J. Gimer and wife;
Chaplain Stephen 4. Wood. Twenty ninth in
fantry; Lieutenant Albert Hardman, Fourth In
fsntry Lieutenant Harry L. Hodges, First cav
airy. wife and child; Lieutenant George O.
Charlton; Lieutenant Robert Morrison Thlrtieth
infantry; Lieutenant Charles l.. Hall, corps Of
engineers; Mrs. Tasker III. Bliss and daughter
Mrs. Charles A. Booth and daughter, Mrs. W. G.
Fay, Oliver E. Scheid. r. r. Bovey. W. r.
Hsrr, Mrs. S. NJ. Chambers and two children,
Mrs. Wesley G. Clark, Miss F. A. Perkins. C. C..
Mitchell. Miss Phoebe Ellison, Mrs. Thomas
Jones, Mrs. James Ross, Allen j. Seaman W
Howes, II. W. Grote. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Lloyd
Mrs. J. NJ. T. Partelio. Mrs. Samuel Reber and
two children, Mrs. Mamie d.. Jefers and baby
Mrs. Ella 81. GoldiDg, Mrs. Frank H. Rose, Mrs
l.. B. Booker, Mrs. II. p. Young Mrs. Mary
Franklin, Miss Ruth Franklin, Mrs. W. B. Burtt
Mrs. G.. W. Moody, Mrs. III. III. Rutherford Miss
Mary Lindsay, Mrs. Clay Plat, Mrs. Isabel
Rowell-N 1t will also carry 15S enlisted men or
Company "A, corps Of engineers 100 enlisted men
Of the marine corps. for Manila; l56 recruits for
the Twenty ninth infantry, 145 recruits for the
Thirtieth infantry, Al recruits for the Twenty
fifth infantry, % recruits for the Twenty third
Infantry and recruits for the Tenth cavalry.