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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08
Council PROCEEDINGS.


Regular meeting Borough Council,
Emporium, April 5, 1909. Present ::
Messrs. Spencer, Pearsal, Green, Good
nough, Mumford, Rishell and Foster.
Absent: Messrs. Cummings and
Howard
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The President appointed the follow
ing standing committees for ensuing
year Electric Light-Green, Spen-
Ger and Howard; Rishell, Fos-
ter andl Mumford; Sewers, Foster,
Cummings ard Pearsall.
Moved by Mumford, seconded by
Green, that the original survey as made
by Shaffer on Fifth street extention be
allowed by Borough Council. Car
ried.
Moved by Mumford, seconded by
Spencer, that Shaffer be authorized to
locate Street line on East Fifth Street
Extention Carried.
Moved by Mr. Foster, seconded by
MIR. Pearsall, that ditch on Chestnut
Street opposite J w. Norris property
be attended to. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Spencer, seconded by
Mr. Pearsall, that the Borough Coun-
Gil grant permission to Board of Trade
to establish a Curbstone Market, so far
as the right of the Council may ex-
tend. Carried
The bills were read and Mr. Pear
sail moved, seconded by Mr.. Mumford,
that all bills as read be paid, with ex-
ception of bill of Robertson Electric
Co., for $57. 60 and bill of w. d. Rous-
sey for $3.50 Carried.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08
Paner Hanging.

We desire to announce that we are
now ready to do paper hanging and
painting. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Fine line of wall paper samples. A
postal card addressed to us will be all
that is necessary. Well find you.
WoRMUTH & DIXON,
2-tf. East Emporium, Pa.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08
/, Baptist Church Easter Sunday.

Special Easter music by Che choir at
the morning service. The morning
Theme will be ga Living Christ.''
Sunday School at 11:45. Young peo-
ple's meeting at $3.50 p. m. Evening
service at 7:30, subject of sermon,
"Ashes" The Ordinance of Baptism
will be administered on this date.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08

An immense line of new Hosiery at
Ludlams.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08

All the new Wash Braids at Lud-
lams.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-04-08


John Wech, ,.....Work on Streets. .S14.3G
James Murray,...... do do....... IS 70
James DAWN, ....... do do........ 10
st. Mary's Gas Co., Gas for March I9O9,. -. 30 Is
Novelty Incandescent Lamp Co., Invoice, rs
Emporium Independent, Pr'tng Ordnace 30 90
Cam. County Press, Printing Paper Book, 90
+. V. Heilman Co., Invoice, ......,...... 7 90
Robertson Electric Co.. Invoice, .......... 80
f. d. White, paid freight and Exp. biIls,.. 80
Struthers, Wells Co., Invoice, ............. 81
William Etsweiler, Invoice, e,................ 706
Stephens Hardware Co., Invoice, ,......... 315
Burgess and Treasurer's reports read
and ordered filed, amounts as follows
Receipts for March $58.22; expendi-
lures for March, $119.6S. Balance on
hand April 1st, $2,511 So.
Moved by Rishell, seconded by Pear
sail, that Secretary notify Emporium
Milling Co., not to obstruct Pine Street
by having cars out on street. Car
ried.
Moved by Mumford, seconded by
Spencer, that Secretary notify the S.
S. Hacket Estate to repair or remove
the porch on front of Independent
Printing office. Carried.
Message from Burgess was read, and
Mumford moved, seconded by Spencer,
that the same be received and placed
OIL file. Carried,
Moved by Mr.. Rishell, seconded by
Mr.. Pearsall, that the usual notice be
served on property owners to repair
or rebuild their walks, as per list on
file. Carried
On motion Council then adjourned
to meet Tuesday, April 9Th, 1909, at 5
o'clock, p. m.
R. G. MOORE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
HID PRECIOUS STONES IN CAP
Worried by Diamonds and Pearls Traveller
Rubbed His Hands Until Discovered.

= PAser. o wealthy traveller on the French
liner La savole came ashore yesterday with a re"
,oncsaIed pearls and diamonds He was precise
man and his baggage was arranged on the pier IN
orderly fashion. He opened his trunks promptly
and rubbed his hands the customs inspectors
we're examining The articles in them
~, poser happened 10 be in the path OF Tim"
Don,bue. the special inspector coming down the
nier on a ''frisking'' tour. and the precise pas
ssnser looked suspicious 10 Tim Donohue
4,6n,t Ike the nervous way ne rubbed his hands
ord his face was too unnatnray horid for the vet
eran inspector. A steamer rug close by the trunks
anneaIed 10 Donohue. and he unbuckled the strap
that held IT,
II is said that Donohue's eyes have not quite
the penetrating power of, the but he is cred
itad with being able 10 smell diamonds. Tim
unrolled the rug, and, behold travelling cap
,-as found simple twist OF the wrist turned
over the sweat band and there was black
nlush ribbon containing few small diamonds and
Dearls that had not been declared.
.sT'T take these" said Donohue sel1ih5 the sefH,
which were later appraised AT sluD
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
lfTSSTNG FROM STEAMSHIP
Boston Nan BeIeued to HdUe
Jam ped from HdrUGrd on Trip Here

Shortly after the arrival YESTERDAY Of the steam
ship Harvard, OF the Metropolitan Line. from Bos-
Ton, 6 negro steward discovered that passenger
known as George 3. Woods. OF No 5S4 Washington
street. Boston. had disappeared from his state
room. In II vas found a note. reading as follows:
Please notify Mrs. George 3. Woods. care Of
II G Swift, Rural Free Delt--ery No I, Thonna son
Ne
In the room were found = soft felt hat. a gold
watch and hand satchel containing some articles
of clothing and s. so The stateroona is on the out
side, on the second deck 4 window was open.
and II IS said thar the opening was large enough
70 permit mans body to squeeze through The
ships officers Captain Crovell in command, be
lieved that Woods committed suicide by climbing
through the stateroom window and jumping over
board
last Warren. Ne Sept u-NrS Woods. vho
vas visiting her brother, Walter Q Swift, here
uras overcome BY the news. as she had Just re
ceived q letter from her husband Ny Swift said
ne believed Woods had committed suicide. as he
had been melancholy ever since going into invo--
,lrtary bankruptcy the first Of the month. Woods
vas in the Wholesale provision business ~ ROY
bury Mass until that -iule.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
HAZE DELAYS TARGET PRACTICE.
Atlantic Fleet, However, Puts in the Day IN
Maneuvres and Evolutions

Norfolk Va Sept IA haze over the ocean IN
terfe-ed 10 some extent in the target and battle
practice work Of the Atlantic battleship and cruiser
feet on the Southern drill grounds to-day AL OF
the twenty-two ships spent the day on the drill
grounds in nlanosrvre and feet evolurons. however.
with light sea and : wind velocity OF ten miles
from the northeast
Examination OF thu target boat O'Brlen, doczed
AZ the Norfolk navy s~d, shows rents and holes
in the little vessel that can hardly be repaired N
time for the boats use again before the conclusion
Of the fleets battle target work next week shell
from one OF the battleship Louisiana's pinch
Guns striking near the stem Of the OBrten, pene-
trated and almost cut her in two.
Eight raft targets have been completed At the
navy ward for use by the vessels Of the heet that
have NOT vet concluded their day record target
work The night target practices have been re
sumed and tnev will be continued throughout next
week.
The entire feet is expected in Hampton Roaos
tomorrow for coal. The COMMITTEES which recehtly
conferred at Washington with Acting Secretary OF
the Navy Winthrop the subject OF shore leave tor
the men Of the feet here. met to-day and DECIDED
~ visit Rear Admiral Schroeder on the flagship
Connecticut tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
RECTOR AND vEsTRv AT ODDS,
The Rev DR.. =. :. Keech Announces That
There Will Be No Meeting of Church Board.

Business is a. standsrll az the Church Of the
Atonenlent FIFTH avenue and 18th street, Brook
1,r Last SUNDAY the Rev. Dr. F J. keech. the
rector made public announcement that there would
be no more meetings Of the vestry until further
notice Not even the vsstrymen know what the
trouble is and the rector saws ne viii not tell untll
he has laid his difficulties before the Bishop.
The Ars+ services OF the fall were held last Sun
dav A meeting of the vestry ordinarily would
have been announced for Monday, but the an
7ouncement OF no meeting was made instead Dr-
KAsch has been with the church for eighteen
months The congregation knew Of no friction be
tween the rector and the vestry-
George y. Nicholson. warden and vestryHan.
Who has been connected with the church FOR
tvyenty-hve years, said yesterday that the rector
nos nor inclined 10 take the advice Of the board
l,,,t wanted to have his own way IN the manage
mont Of the church The vestrymen. on the other
hand felt that they were better able than the
rector 20 tell what good for the organization
The ,estrvrnen may exercise their rights and call
meeting i'm spite Of Dr. Keech.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
DIDN'T GET GREENBERG AFFIDAVIT.
Lawyer VIII Try Again for Release Of Man
who Convict Says. Is Innocent.

srrer-~- 70 secure efH6avits Of the confession OF
Her. l~ee-rs~s thar ne. sna not Louis GOLDBERG
s Eu-. ~ ta lrr-s fo- which Goldberg is serving
i.te sentence lr S.ns sing were unsucees7lui
ves-s-1a- Ase-rluIyr1sn aaron = Levy 4a"s -
r. ~ C. Park Kov returned % the city iast isi-1
sro-a rzr~e-rora pr1son. where Greenberg Is now
se--s-e rvent-,-vear sentence tor burEiarf' anu
srst-. s- re nsd been unable 70 see tle $50
vs~-.- ard could nor obtain the anloaNitA uH''
ne2r week
rr.rre who fs convict No. SAL IN LanneIiloia
F-s1- ze-'a~ed ne had read the story OF ,Io'uDeIs
srF g--. ~--fope 10 establish his innocence S'
- .r- RISK ~ having more years aoaed 70 '''7
trr prison .l,o is
-.-.. l;.-..4-g alias samuel Goodman "Io -
r-..- twenty-five sears Old. got ne sem, .i
J-4-. -ratetleer in the Court OF Genera .4-,-.
,ss- l.----la-~ He may be the Vict'in oi ~ -.
tee-trg s- ,He part u q woman VINO UssI--i. . A.
De t-ls --. rsan who entered her sPai ''a,+o.
e. r- - second orerce the Court NaS %
Pc z. H-. TFe sentence GrefilD'is ,.,,-
y1df. ,falo..eer. and later 70 GoidpeIs -, Re
aal confessed 80 tte warden Of the ptlsoh t,a-
aez re z..a,- nan. Tn IFS letter 70 the u
he s~-a
Eef -s reaI o. he case, n feDl - = "a rien
e- once Trocureo 81 interview VIZ nan was
a. eTfFtrsa ~ MN how en- ihh1osil -,t1oe which
se-tereei 10 lie Imprisonment for tne 0,,l1oo4nt
Colf.Hl-f.r Tl4r your brother y IL IL t-ol,Ted
swear re freshly covered grave "i ny
none
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
YALE GUARDS TAXI. EXPERIENCE.
Body Of Machine. with Mr.. Andrews Inside.
Hits the Pavement Meter Runs SO Miles.

A sOuthbound rounding the turn from Seventh
42d street last night neatly lifted from
its chassis and deposited the street the body o.
a passing taxicaL, in which Hamilton B. Andrews
guard on the Yale football team Of 1897. max
ing his way 70 The Alpha Delta Phi Club The ac-
cident disturbed TIE forn1e football player not az
all He cooIIy opened the door. stepped out into
the centre or crowd Of asronshed newsbOys. gave
his name and address 70 a policeman. hailed an
other taxicab and Went on his way-
The wire guard OF the streetcar caused the queer
accident bv becor ng sntangled IN projection on
the side OF the taxi" The taxicabby was pitched
ont into the street but not hurt As for the taIt-
meter il seized with commissions immediately
after enforced separation from the wheels and
ran sightv-uine miles But MY Andrews had dis
anrears1
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
STOCKS JUMP AND SAG.
Tnsor Pacific Reaches 2lO 7-8 and
Goes Back rcith Rest of Market.

-rs STOCK market opened strong and active again
yesterday. buy here vas such sensational ed-
-z-cs % prices as marked Fridays trading. and
ste r1e 1rsr hour. during which Union Pacific
common advanced nearly points from tts opening
1-,s o. e prices declined -apidly and ~ the close
-vo---6s Of -e stocks dealt II, including all the
sss5--z issues with The exception OF Union Pacihc
eo-c-.o- showed ner losses running from = point
ID tc Sc points
S--r covering although still in evidence in the
se--v trading ceased 70 be factor IN the market
ss-z- -r= FIRST ho-- and a. no time during the DAY
we've I1e bears as ha-d pressed IS on Friday. The
s5vz-cs n The Union Pacific stocks IN the 1rst
bou- n ~ss-s-az-s session was attributed IN many
7.s---rs -c- So mach % covering by shorts as 70
h-z--r -z .r-e-=s.s 7lo wished make certain OF
-re.- cc---c Yesterday being the last day or which
.~-hzsss CT -e stock could be made in the regular
Fav -c- 5e,-~e-- before The closing OF tbs books
c- NorLzv tor the a-rue- meeting
--.o- Pa--6c common vas agatn TIE leader cf
-hs marker II zct-vt-- a-d strength Il opened at
s- ----z-zsL from F-t6ay'z close. but n 2 re"'
Minutes -1ze points u 70 an5 under brisk demand
,o----s5 c- up u~-ll = to-ched HoTs- Il ther re
zc-e5 couple C pc-rrs bur this decline brought
zoc-- --or-e- aggressive buying movement II t2s
s-o-z 7---- again carried Z " 20 near ne nlsn
--s-- --e 5z- = -ks last hou-. however. it
zsez- - conner T:-h --e remainder c- ne mar
.e. and --z=5 q 2o--z re- gain % , point.
--= .--.zz-o1 = The STOCK rlaTkeL II the last
-o- vas s---tours5 - pz-- q unsasiness ever tne
ops-zr--s r. C=5oz Eacl6c. regarding which many
--sE=-s c--5 Ec- ind z ssr-s-zctor- ea2-a1azllCl-
-~@- ----.-1 --s z1zr factor y the decline
--.- ----- s-<-e~~4s we've The ,rfavorabie report
- -. ------ ----=--~---' Association and the Sscr
~ -- -----.-- --ae ,si6 70 the deterioration in
--- ---.- - o--~ shown IN The government crop
-s---- .---z ~ -r-a5~es7sy when The Streets at
-e--s-- was -once---z-e5 wholly on 1ir- Hartman
T.. -.---r- -rs l-s- hour The drift Ct prices vas
s.r--z-1 Ar-aIesn1a-ed Copper showed The big
--e- ~-- =e~--re-es. ro.ats --r.red States Steel
common zErsr t--cnt-E .-s high record price OF So
made -- Fr.[z- reacted 70 e a. which y olose',
-sr 5ss for -he DAY II =. Union Pachc preferred
-oz. "a Ez- vo-k Central :. Southern Pacinc =
F-zsc-. FacsSc e. Reading ~, wabash preferfea
= F-e e and American Smelling and Refining
4s POINTS
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
TO TEST ANTI-PAss Law. &
Boston Maine Refused Free Transportation
to Stockholders Meeting.

Concord n. H. Sept. IA test case. TO deter
mine whether the issuance Of free passes stock
holders OF railroads in this state for the purpose Of
attending stockholders meetings IS forbidden by
the general New Hampshire anti-pass law. was
brought bv Henry A Emerson, of Henniker, 4
stockholdar IN the Concord E Montreal road.
against the Boston 4 Maine Rsilroad Company
to-day.
Nr Emerson seeks 20 have the company com
PEELED 20 issue 20 him q free pass 70 attend the
annual meeting OF tbs stockholders Of the first
named road IN this city on October Z Hs had pre-
vtous!y applied fer such transportation. and tbs
COMPANY refused on the ground that u would rsn-
der the road liable under The arti-tree pass law.
Under the terms OF the 1sase o. the Concord &
Montreal road 10 the Boston & Maine, it is pro
vided that stockholders 70 have free trsrspor-
tstion 10 and from annual meetings
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
ARMY AND NAVY UNION ELECTS.
Chooses oficers for Ensuing Year and Selects
Rochester as Next Place of Meeting.

Erie, Penn. Sept 1.-THE Army and Navy
Union in session here to-day. elected these Of
hcers;
National Commander. ! Edwin Browne. Balg-
more; senior vice-cournander, Captain j. L 5
Stuart. Newport News junior vice-commander,
George R Downs, Erie. Penn adlutant general,
Thomas NJ. Avery, New York. inspector general,
Charles ". Blush. Washington. quartermaster
general J. R Mccullough, Newburg. N Y; sur
geon general. Dr. J. E HendrlcksCn, Hampton.
Va; chaplain John Cox. Cincinnati.
The ladies' auxiliary elected Mrs Catherine NJ.
Hurburt Erie. Penn, national commander. Mrs.
Mary Y. Fields, Corona, Long Island adjutant
general: Mrs. Louisa Lee, Washington. paymaster
general and Miss Ethel Virgins, Washington.
deputy commander.
The next meeting will he held At Rochester
in September, 1910
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
Ex-JUsT1oE M T. MORRIS I'LL
Was Counsel for Mrs. Surratt at Trial Of Lin
coin s Assassins.
IRON me tribune bureau ]

Washington. Sept. u-Martin F. Morris. eX-jus-
,,cs of the District OF Columbia Court of Appeals.
the 1ast survivor among the principal hgures of tho
military court which tried the assassins OF Ao[1-
,,, 7 fpcoln Is seriously nl at mis- home here. He
,a seventv-fve years old. and retired from the
bench nve years ago He appeared before the mill
,ar, tribunal as counsel Tor Mrs. Mary Surratt'
rho vas convicted and hanged in company win
Herold the accomplics Of John wilkes oo''lii' @
-. ,rbo sttsunpted the assassination Of Secre-
-, seward. and George Atzerodt, another ot the
oonsplrsrors. When John Il. surrat VINO ned
.ro,a the United states after Lincoins death was
-sste5 in the Vatican. where he was serving 8s a
member OF the ,Papal Guard ana prousl' ne'e
hs'iiD. ,To,--,s defended him surratt was tried
tii, .r,n1irs branch Of the civil courts. before
- ,.,,,e George Purnen Fisher. and acquitted. MT.
us -s- res appointed the court by PrFsiaent
Cleveland
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
NEzINscoTr's MEN TO BE TRIED.

Washington, Sept. 1l.--Ceurt martial proceedings
against some of the enlisted men OF the navy will
e instituted as result of the report of the court
OF inquiry which investigated the capszing of the
naval tug Nezinscott on August II of Halihut
Point Mass. when four lost their lives. It
Is alleged that enlisted who were in the tug ;
Hfeboat failed TO stand by and render proper as
slstance 10 several persons from the vessel who
had taken refuge on a raft,
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
SIX BRAVE SAILORS COMMENDED.
Promoted for Gallantry in Fight with Moro
Pirates.

Washington. Sept 11.-Personal letters have been
written bv Beekn1an Winthrop. acting Secretary
NJ the Navy to SIX enlisted men attached TO the
Ar7vat. for gallant and courageous conduct under
4ra during the fght July l. 1909 on the island of
Pattar Philippine Islands resulting in the exter-
1niratou of the Jikiri hand Of Moro pirates"
The men are W r Hill. gunner's mate. first
class, g H Biggs. ordinary seaman; A R Howell,
ordinary seaman; ". Il. McCoIlun1 ordinary sea
man. J. l. Griffin fireman. second class. and w.
W Horges qllarterHnaster, third class They have
been advanced 10 the next higher rating in the
navy because of their conduct
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
No ssrrIs4 NAVAL TACTICS HERE.


london Sept 1.-THE Admiralty TO-DAY denied
the report from Norfolk Va rha- baJtesh1ps ard
cruisers OF ths British navy might engags in
rlancsuvres and tactical evolutons or the Virginia
coast with Hampton Roads a. a base Z said ~
nlanoauvres were Contemplated in American waters
and that there had been no change IN the original
rla7 OF sending Sour British warshfps 20 EEus-
son Fulton cslsb~arion
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
TEACHER KILLS PUPIL.
Latter Dre7c a Knife and the Former
n ReUOlUer.

C7ravette AK Sept u,-John Butram. pupil.
vas killed yesterday by his teacher, A. 7. Kelly.
at the edge Of Mcdonald County, Mo. Butram had
caused the teachers of Bear Hollow school consider
able trouble and had succeeded in thrash1ng two
Of them.
would be no school yesterday and Kelly insisted
that the session would go as usual During the
discussion Butrar1 drew knife. whereupon Kelly
shot him Kelly surrendered himself
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
NAVAL MEN BACK FROM INSPECTION.

Commander Harold P Norton. Lieutenant Ellery
Farmer and Lieutenant John Halligap. OF the
United states navy arrived here yesterday the
American liner New York from Southampton The
officers sent abroad as a commission TO in
vestigate the working Of the engines on the new
White Star liner Megantic, which consist OF tur-
bine and reciprocating types. The Megantic is in
the White Star Lines Montreal and Liverpool ser
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Grand Jury in Youngstown Finds True Bills
Against Seventeen Men.

Youngstown. Ohio. Sept 1i-City and county Off
cials and one or two contractors were indicted by
the special grand Jury to-day on bribery charges
Fort,one true bills LAYING charges against seven
teen men were reported by the jury The names
were Withheld.
Tho n-esentments aIlege bribery and the acceP-
tance Of bribes II also charged that the officials
,,-oterted vice.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Pacific Cruiser Squodron's Record
Breaking Trip.
From The Tribune Bureau
VK-.eh.-a-%c, GerVov-


sEBREE CONGRAFULATED-The Navy De-
partment TODAY received word that the cruiser
squadron on the Pacific had reached Honolulu. Tho
arrival IF tbs squadron there was expected for
at least days and II IS estimated that the eight
vessels made average Of more than eighteen
knots for the trip This is the best record ever
made by similar number Of ships in the United
States navy. and. SO far naval officers here are
informed. it is the fastest time ever made by
squadron Of arrrored vessels. The Tennessee led
the squadron into Honolulu HaTbor with the high
IS. daily average speed ever recorded by a war
vessel II averaged 1888 knots on one day OF the
trip The squadron consists Of the Tennessee, the
California, the South Dakota. the Washington, the
West Virginia, the Colorado. the Maryland and the
Pennsylvania The commander Of the squadron is
Rear Admiral UTrel Sebree, TO whom the corgratu-
lations of the Navy Department have been sent by
cable
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
DISTRICT ATTORNEY sLAKELEY DYING

Firtstssrg SEPT 1.-THE condition Of Distflcl -.
tDfney VrnI,a-, Riakeley. who Operated on
sEt u.sht sor acute Inflammation OF the
2 ea-sss ny rrasrosd disease, is critical to-day
7, fis s. unconscious ap6 tho end. II is 5eheVs0'
t1ssy.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders hsv
been issued
ARM 7

ARNIT.
Lsas.naRs eats colonai oi5i'S2 c9REEs p
Infantry Lieutenant Colonel DAVID J. RCM BIStI4
ist Field Artillery: Major WALTER X WESlI4tI:
sth Infantry Major Henry G H01GEs, Jr; ,i iit
iery corps; Major WALDO z; AVER, 9Th Inf]a9t[y: ]
JAMES H, FRIER 10Th Infantry: Captain ARTHl,R
LACEY, jr 1st InfantIy: Captain FRANCIS J.
k0ESTER eGnmssary Captain i P3W5! NV TR
BETIS. 10th Infantry. ana Captain GEoItdE L
Captain ALFRED HAsBRoUCK. artillery corps. to
First Lieutenant WILSON c. HEAToN. 18th cavair5 70
Major PAUL sHTLLocK. nnedicaI corps. relieved from
Cns eG E9r sheridan in25 1 70 nome oTsrancs depart
Mst62 en TO SANDY q2S proving grounds sns,osu visit
cants f1nF Iennia{ TSST to To- > orleans assume
c,nia LOUIS SABRAR8 T Pi,,,,,r. Islands. relieving
captain ALEXANpER N. MILLER. II: captain
Leaves Of a6sence sseond Iisutsnsn5 DAVID H
SCOTT 18th I2fanyTy ten days CaPsan gsd 15ea
tenant WILLIAM J. FITZMA URICE 1o5h Infantry E
Cavair2. hve DAYS; second Lieutenant JOIN 3 DE
RIcHMoND SMITH i'm Infantry, one month
AsJor JELrs oI PENN I5IR lntanty' ssn %ns 6avs
and Captain BRIANT H. WELLS. 29th Infantry. ons
FIRST Lieutenant JOHN H BAKER. 21st Infantry. r.
Ds e @s .5sss B.:: % %E. '.gss
Lieutenant F H sADIBR detached the strinsham' to
Lieutenant J. o RICHARDSON. detached the Stockton;
Lieutenant ] 9 TOWNSEND detached Fore River sAiT-
building Company; 70 trials submarines
Lieutenant n R STARK. detached the Porter; 70 con-
mand the StrinEharu
'qt4S9 ? e5s BasF5 6 R4 aR9
submarines
Ensign F V. MILLER. detached wordeu; 70 CON-
uand the Porter.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-T following
movements OF vessels have been reported 10 tbs
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Sept 1o-The MacDorough. Thortor TIE Tinsey and
the WILKES q Key West: The Tennessee the Sali-
forria- the South Dakota the Washington, the West
Virginia, Colorado the Maryland and the Penn
ELvans 81 Honolulu
SAILED
Sept lo-The Mayhower Beverly FOR Boston, The
Albany. from Santa Monica for San Francisco. the
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