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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
LEMP DIVORCE CASE.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. by U.
P.-ArBnment between opposing
counsel over the production OF
books OF the Lemp Brewing com
pany began today IN the divorce
trial Of William J. Lemp. the mil
llonaire brewer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
BE:Z.E:ME:R
INSANE:

Mt. VERNON. Wash. Feb. ID
Attorneys fuF Leo neEemer. aceus.
ID ~ kidnapping v q English aad
demanding II him a ransom Of 81.
600. this morning Withdrew the plea
% not guilty and admitted that the
young man committed the act With
which he waa charged Instead 81
asking for mercy from this court. az
vas rumored would be done. the
lawyers entered a plea that heKs.
mer Il insane. and will Introduce
evidence 10 bear out this conten'
ton.
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aalvaoe CIalms Allowed,

judge HantOrd yesterday allow
ed the owners. captains and crews
of the steamers Mhatcom and Fair.
haven the sums of $500, $50 aud
$40 respectively for their services
rendered during the burning OF the
schooner Arthur Filter near Bal
lard. recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get coal or wood range free. S+"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

West Seattle the best hons district
We alEnys hsFg bargains on eaay terms
century Realty Co. iafs ALASKA nifg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

WASHINGTON. Feb. i3.-Presl.
dent Roosevelt and his party ar.
rived here AZ o'clock this after.
noon from Hodgenvillc. Ky. whore
the president laid the cornerstone
10 the Lincoln Memorial chapel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

CITY REAL ESTATE.
GENUINE a&AF
Modern faasHfafY seven sfVani house,
fifif haarfuenE bath both tenre Tee
p8rrHss 81 eaFnzf three iata it4etei
IN woodland AZ car Hns Price fe-RAs
q 4. wArNAN = aON4
aa7 white HldN
W. Rave rails EXCLUSIVE.
ft-t sill paF fails com mission 10 broker
Teo houses On iaf daHie4, sceth sast
rornsr % a4th and Dsa4bafhs bFia9s
rental % t24. VII seil TOR tt.faF. terms
fsearaa % make qGts4 tlfG gfef -
rg.,d Interest on Investment
APFLETON nv Isl MI NokFohA'
TON LTD.
f9r American Bank bldg III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

UpUOTtunO Manam, 7 count Ihee
much
And 7 would love thee more
If you would tap with louder
touch
In fact. break down the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Definite arrangements have been
made today for the funeral of John
G. Conaidlne, which was yesterday
said 10 have been postponed until
Tuesday II viii be held at IL
o'clock Monday morning from the
Church OF the immaculate Concep.
tidn. under the direction OF the
nonncy- Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
MFoRo Ls LYNcHEp.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 49, BY u.
Pack Wade, negro, was lynch.
cd today at Lakeland, 80 miles
from here. Wade was charged
with an attempted assault on Miss
Irma Newell. Of that place. Ne
was identified by the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

spoksne-A grand jury to investI-
gate alleged bribery cases growing
Out Of the Root-Gordon case was
asked for today by Judge J. D. Hin
kls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb. Russell
sturgis. the architect and writer on
architectural subjects. died in this
city, aged 72 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
WOULD REDUCE SALARY.

WASHINGTON. Feb 10 by n.
PA bin reducing the salary OF the
secretary Of state was recommend
% today by the house committee
on elections.
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NATIONAL BANK OF
COMMERCE
Statement Of Condition at Close of
Business, Feb. 5, 1909
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ...............S7O 689 y 43
Overdrafts Recommendations. ......... S,E058
State County and City Warrants ......... f62882Oo
Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures ......+.. lls23O0
Foreign Government Railroad and Other Bonds 00666407
4. S. Government Bonds ......S l155OO0OO
Cash IN Vault ........,....... l0ID50DA5
Cash IN Banks ............... 2f7456S05
Cash 10 Z. S. Treasury .,..... Dl525O
5,33S03060
$l3A9348477
LIABILITIES.
Capital ................. ............ 81 000000O0
Surplus and Profits Recommendations. 88065882
Reserved Tor Taxes Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Bond Account 100000
Circulation 583O0OO0
Acceptance under Letters Of Credit ...... 3022843
Individual Deposits ........ $82f0208O0
Bank deposits ....+....s....s l/IJpoS64
United States Deposits .......< S0l43050
- 1O867, 5o752
$l3403A8477
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

raF aaia-A small one-rgorn house and
u Ba0ts9 Inquire aTash seventh AZ
-tH.1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

The following purcnase prices wsrs
euoted on Western sv this morning
poULTN Old hens live weight
lac per pound dressed, SIC per
pound spring chicken, i've l0c per
pouud. dressed. iTo per pound broilera
live iGc per pound dressed zoe,
saunba 1885 per dos ducks. aprlng.
i've i6o per pound. dressed, tic per
round pigeons 81 per dosens turkey
live zoe. dressed. 2aci belgian hhres,
live, lie
nuTrER~-focal ranch. 500
Zoos Local ranch SIZE.
MEATS Livc-NeaL large, Use per
noWnd steers. SIC por pound. mutton
uctharH Gu per pound ewes, &c par
pound hogs 9hc per pound lamb, eve
per pound bulls and oxen. > Ac Per pound
MEATS Dressed ~Ncai large, A-llc
per pound medium 1l-tt sc,
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Arrives Safely.

Word has been received In Seattle
Of the safe arrival OF the bark
Kaiulani which sailed from this port
with lumber. at Adelaide, South
Australia.
The ship was as days overdue. and
great anxiety was felt for the safety
Of the ship and crew under Captain
a. y. Chipperficld,
Taeoma-Local business men and
newspaper men viii next week visit
the A.-Y-p. y. az seattle as guests
OF the officials.
Taeoma-Wiu ". Thompson, of
Seattle, was the principal orator at
the Lincoln day exercises held here
last night
North Nakima-Evaugellsts Nc
Intruff and McComb have dissolved
relations on account OF jealousy.
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DO you want 20 borrow money.
See who loans II. on page 6. go
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rodnv,a rroaaurn Renort.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i3-The
treasury statement today shows:
Receipts S3,167,S3I, disbursements
81, 500 ,000.
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OsteOpdthy

Electricity. vibration, Iigh, shsr'
apy, hot air sweat baths, and other
druQlesa methods. Optical room for
fitting glasses and treating eyes
Best equipped offices In Seattle
Consultation free. Treatments VI
each. A. Holt Osteopath and op.
tcian. t0T.f0s 500 Peoples Bank
Building. End and Pike Main 2t5i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

fHl iI AnNlfHt WV VI aN
NFgETA III .Es Carrots. Sic per
sack potatoes, f2A-2N per tons bcets,
eackt pnranips. 81 2h-t go per sack, cab
base. ghc pcr pound celery, 5Q-fsc
nor. daepn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

asate % lgaahingtgu. cgpntY q King
u saInsr. cashier ~ the a0oTs
uamef hanh do sofsnarlF swear that
the fgrsHofng statement u sfue - the
bsst ~ mV knowledge aud belief
~ Vi 8OLNEH
ftfnaaff4t aaai GaHhiaf
auhrerlaad and sworn 20 bafgrH ms
this iiih DAY ~ FsaruarY. 1909.
81 p PAUL..
farafl notary Fuuiie
Correct Attest
JAMES ID upNE
= o. STEWART
Directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Tacoma---lames NJ Tankey, tip~
Az man. stole street car aud took
"a wild ride from hero 90 fuNullup
before he was caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

HoW Is TFIlaf
k8Sa a year on a. saa nine.reom med
efn house irt 64kf0e. fr1NtaE~ zee feet
fraal Ballard a.. ami Market r. FlRSf
CLASS farrishsd room ta4etian. worth
tk4ao Bet bfafawrN now et.Na
Dwner tar Arcade MldN Main ssst
Yhrs~ large lots iaaide city iinrita
rsssd hfiAaN afAF Wafaf. ciuAa 90 car fiun
t74e. as cash. sTt9 per naouih Room
= Tlmea Bilk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Rooms 8, 9, 10 and II Hotel AliN,
Corner Third and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Nies lssei Ea-faof iat. only three
t1aeht YHosn car. near Ths iunetien, WeMf
manth
Several usW houses ea eass terms
naar Nfa8h and California
Two lata ~ ftnrafe fta4Eh each Bes
fxe. s1ta each. hak cash
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See page Q for rooms for rent. 80
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uott@ra AND COTTAGES HURT
hgu aotD or tNgrALtMENrA
v HOLTON.
siT MAnEOS BLDG MAIN 1855
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Century Realty Co.,


1915 Alaska Building ~
w A. aAnfavd Ninsh ARD CaMfornla.
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business chances. Look over
page .. *ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
HOW NATURE CURES.
Dr.. Woods Hutchinson Describes the Struggles
of the Body to Eject Poisons.

Some millions OF years ago. when il first hap
pened that groups Of three four cells chung to-
gether to form organisms the waste products OF
the cells in the interior OF each group became a
source Of danger 20 their copartners. and unless
some way devised for getting rid OF these
waste products the colony n failure. Hence
at very early period there rudiments az
systems Of body sewerage providing for the escape
81 waste poisons The result is that when the hu-
body is confronted by actual disease II has all
ready at hand a remarkably effective system Of
appliances for sewer flushing. street cleaning and
garbage burning. II IN an unguarded moment one
partakes ~ one Of those darngs OF the economical
housekeeper which skIlfuly disguise scraps con-
tanning the bacteria % putrefacton their poison
Gus products. nature may prevent serious injury by
causing the outraged stomach to eject its contents
The power OF playing Jonah Is a wonderful safety
valve" says Or. Woods Hutchinson In his article.
How Nature Cures in the September Define
stor' Don't try 10 stop vomiting TIL you're rea-
sonably sure what II means he advises. If
poison is sufficiently irritating 10 shorten It's
career In this way, il may into the intestines
before the body wakes up TO its presence and
darrhcna ensues. This is defensive action on the
part Of nature and is no more disease than vom-
iting Many Of the popular cole contain
opium. which. while q relieves the pain and stops
the discharge. simply locks up I'm the system the
very poisons IL was trying 20 get rid Of Physicians
now try to help nature instead Of thwarting her.
and la1atives. intestinal antseptcs and bowel irr-
opiates I'm the treatment OF these conditions
IL poison is 30 nsidous that II succeeds In get
ting Itself partially dgested and absorbed into the
blood nature has sti another line Of defence Every
drop OF blood containing food and. zt,s products
passes through the liver which. in addition its
other actions. serves filter for straining out OF
the blood poisonous Injurious materials absorbed
from the food. and converting them into harmless
substances. Sometimes the liver Is overwhelmed
by appalling odds and some OF the invaders slip
through its lines into the general circulation pro-
ducing headache. backache. fever and other ills
This means biliousness. and the remedy. according
10 DR.. Hutchinson. is not TO take something to
stimulate the overworked organ greater activity
but chiefly. 20 stop eating and thereby give 1t rest
through stopping the supply of food poisons to be
dealt with. II takes brains 10 decide just how far
nature knows what she is doing and how far she is
10 be helped and Just when she has fallen into a
panic or bad habit. and must be checked This
much we feel sure Of" says Dr. Hutchinson. "and
II Is one OF the keynotes OF the attitude OF modern
medicine. that large majority of the symptoms OF
disease are really natures attempts to cure IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
FIREMEN USE MUD ON BLAZE.
Paint Factory in Flames Defes Use of Water
as Extinguisher

A very stubborn fire broke out yesterday at No.
Hl Grand street. occupied by Flohr & Harris,
manufacturers OF varnsh and paints. Owing TO the
highly nfammable materials in the building the
hremen had a hard task in subduing the blaze.
water being OF no avail. and 1t not until mud
and wet blankets were brought into play that It
finally put out
The fire is believed TO have had it's origin in
spontaneous combustion. Its spread was remark
ably rapid The men in the building had only
time 10 run to the street before the entire place
was a mass OF fame When Battalion Chief Mar
tin arrived on the scene he soon that water
would only spread the flames and he ordered the
use of hand extnguisheTs. While the fire was be-
Ing held I'm temporary check in this manner Chief
Martin sent his men to excavation near by to
bring back the pals the workmen were using full
Of mud. This plan worked very well, but the
fremen. were compelled to rest often because Of
the choking fumes OF smoke.
The fire put out with a loss OF about 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
MR.. WINTHROP MAY SEE PRACTICE.
Departure of Torpedo Boat Targets for Fleet
DELAYED at Norfolk.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. r.-Wtth the wind blowing
fourteen miles from the northeast and a heavy
swell on the ocean. the battleship fleet still
engaged the southern drill grounds off this coast
to-day in manduvres and preliminary target work
preparatory to the record target shooting which is
soon to begin
Though 1t had been announced that the torpedo
boats Nicholson ard O'Brien. which are TO be used
real targets for the fifteen battleships. would be
carried to sea tomorrow il stated at the navy
yard to-day that 1t now somewhat indefinite
as to when they would go out.
There is an intimation that Assistant Secretary
Winthrop is coming from Washington to witness
the record shooting. and this. It is thought. may
have TO do with the delay In sending out the target
boats. which may not be needed until Thursday or
Friday of this week.
one of the naval tugs tending the fleet to-day
fouled one OF the target buoys the drill grounds
putting out of place the 1.6o0-yard range. This was
promptly reported by the Minnesota 10 the flagship
Connecticut, and the range soon re-estahlished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
BATTLESHIP BIDS TO-DAY.
Keen Interest in the Figure for Tzco
26,OOO-Ton Vessels.

Washington, Aug. I7-keen interest is manifested
by naval officers and by shipbuders IN the result
of the bidding for the contracts for constructing
two 2s.0oO-ton batteships the proposals for which
are 10 be opened tomorrow at the Navy Depart
ment.
There will be four bidders-the Cramps, of Phila-
delphia; the Fore River Company of Quincy Mass;
the New York Shipbuilding Company and the New
port News Shipbuildng Company
The service prediction OF the result is that the
contracts will to the Cramps and the Fore River
company. the ships TO be built in accordance with
department plans. The important question is the
types OF motive power. II has been decided TO have
turbines instead OF recprocsting engines, and the
present indications that one ship will have the
Parsons type. while the other will be equipped with
the Curtis type OF turbines
BY the time the department gets around 10 de-
terminng what should be done regarding turbines
1t is expected the experts will know something of
a definite and convincing character OF the opera
ton and economy of the Curtis turbine the naval
scout cruiser Salem That ship is 10 have another
endurance in competition with the Chester
equipped with Parsons turbines. and II is believed
the showing made and the advantages offered by
the improved Curtis turbine will justify the adop-
ton OF that type of the battleships soon 10
be contracted for.
There is much interest taken IN the bids TO be
opened Tomorrow. account OF the index II will
furnish TO the state OF the shipbuilding industry
this country. The proposals opened last year for
the construction Of the Utah showed that the gov
eminent could a battleship a less cost than
ever before The time of completion, also, was I'M
precedented. and there is the expectation of more
rivalry in both price and period Of completion in
order TO secure the contracts this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
WOES OF LANDLADIE>
Ne1c Rules Of BoSton's Health
Board Cause CONSERVATION.

Boston has made up its mind 10 have hygienic
lodging houses and nice clean dodgers 20 occupy
them. To that end the Board OF Health in that
city has got a Of rules and regulations for
lodging houses that would make German burgo-
master envious. Boston landladies gasping as
they read II. and wondering II the Board Of Health
has forgotten that even landlady is but human,
and not exactly argus-eyed. Boston dodgers are
swearing that they are not going 10 be compelled
20 sleep by rule. battle unless they feel like It.
But the Board OF Health that II is in earnest
and the landady who doesn't obey the rules will
lose her lodging house license.
Rule No. Il worrying the landladies most. NO
person.. IL declares, who is not clean shall be al
lowed 10 retire without a bath" But what is
clean? II all depends the point OF view.
What is healthful cleanliness 20 one person r. I'M
cleanliness TO another. Besides. you lead a
lodger to the bathroom. but you can't make him
battle These few OF the problems that are
distractlng the Boston landlady.
Another rule says a lodger mustn't go 10 bed in
the clothes he wears in the daytime Trousers
and boots are not 10 masquerade pajamas IN
Boston lodging houses any more.
All sharing Of towels IS TO be prohibited. Each
lodger is to nave his own and the Board of Health
prescribes the exact size. Is by SO inches for the
general bath. and IS by IL inches for the face
and hands. Another thing he is TO have is air.
whether he wants IL Rule No. says that
means Of ventilation shall be beyond the control
OF dodgers" and Il any lodging house window is not
open-permanently too-at least twelve inches from
the top the lsndady will be prosecuted. II a
ledger smokes in his room she will be prosecuted;
n dodgers sleep in bed she will be prosecuted
~ there are less than horizontal feet between
beds. probably not dodgers feet but space though
the rule doesn't say. she will he prosecuted.
The worst OF the new law is that II doesn't state
aha, means the Board Of Health will take 10 find
out whether Il is being Obeyed Will inspectors
make regular visits 20 II lctgers clean
or will there he unexpected descents. gam
bling houses, keeping lanlades in constant terror
Of raid?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18

trimmed to suit the fancy. Again. the model makes
excellent one fos-cuttng from fancy material or
from material which has been tucked and trimmed
before cutting
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is Sas yards q or a. pa yards 30 or rs yards
A. inches wide.
The pattern. No 6.416. Is cutsi sizes for So g.
a. a. A and 46 inch bust measure. and will be
mailed TO any address on receipt of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. New-York
Tribune. If In hurry for pattern send an extra
two-cent stamp and we will mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
THE SOUTH oARoLINA's TRIAL.
One Vessel to GO Over Three Courses to
Compare Them.

Washington. Aug. l7.-Drections have been given
by Acting Secretary Winthrop Of the navy whereby
the Standardization trial Of the batteship South
Carolina may be conducted on the Lewes. Del.
course instead OF the Rockland course. The trial
4 sst for August "a II this should not be salts
factory those interested. the trial may take place
cf Rocklsnd
Tor the purpose ~ ascertaining whether there
any material differences affecting the ships
having her trials over the courses of Rockland
hoTnoetown Lewes. the Navy Department
sOon viii direct one 81 the vessels Of the navy 10
make special trips each Of these trial routes.
being asserted that the speed and other move
merits o. the vessels influenced more less
m the varying conditions OF the water and its
cep.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
,ror, Variety as to Location Asked
by Troops in Philippines.
From The Tribune Bureau
WashinCfnn Augus


-.prETY IN PHILIPPINE SERVICE
Wa. sa,.rs are complaining that the programme
Arnp s,ng regiments TO the Philippines has worked
Of So ssch regiment on its second ana third tour
ou -. IN the islands is destined 10 return TO its
o. Gu cations there. An effort VIII be made 10
e'e .bA arrangement 10 give a certain va
- "a the places OF duty
~" hanpens that regiments which hitherto have
- an the remote sections so back TO that part
islands while the commands which have
o. -. more agreeable location in the vicinity OF
hNu a.. .,nttrue 20 draw that favorable assignment.
70 a. ronted cut. on the other hand. that few Of
. .i,stea men continue with the regiment 10
~ 80 thew were attached when the command was
~. !, the Philippines. while the officers are so
Instantly changing or so many of them are on de-
s.,,a service away from their troops that the
..,,on Of station makes little difference so far as
90 ssect upon the individual is concerned.
=. she same time Il has been insisted by the crit
=. ,hst there are officers and men who remain with
- rsrirnent uninterruptedy. and that for their
s,,ne,l service they subjected 10 the hardship
= being sent locality in succeeding tours of
,r,y. II is not certain that anything may be done
!, IN. direction Of relief, but the General STAFF of
=. War Department has taken I'D the matter.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders were
ssued
Ys,r DAVID J. BAKER. Jr.. 18th Infantry to Amy
c,r,sin THOMAS NJ MOODY. eth Infantry. to recruit
ing service. Knoxville. vice Captain CLIFFORD G
Carson. coast artillery recruiting officer. TO coum-
yoiOTine OfhSers from stations designated to San
ARTHUR W MORSE medical corrs. Pre.,sio ' of
Monterey First Lieutenant ALEXANDER u,
Fort Niagara: Frst L.utenant JAMES A WILSON,
T %ss Frs reassSsht GEORGE SGPs FSrt
i4ER, medical TeSeIEe Sorps. Vancouver Barracks
6o Of MONTEREY during the absence o; Captain AR
-,,r LIEUTENANT ROBERT p. GOODWIN 9Th Infantry
10 temporary recruiting serVice. Jefferson Barracks
psnding the arrival OF HIS regiment station in
r,-t III iasutensnt PERCY G. DRAKE medical re.erv.
cops !: FST' E6WHSS fos 4SeB2e dgt
srfllery. from s5th Company 20 unassigned list 20
g,. nf' JOHN Sht SsE s dT5S
70 Preside Of San Francisco. sensral hospitsI
coast artillery. month.
NAVY.
ussr.nsnt a. RICHTER. detached from the Panther;
,,.u,snsns J. o FISHER. detached from tn. South
nxkota; home. await orders
Lieutenant su,h 6sSo,a sepfe1aher 0"4 'e
r,sTn e r. ROBINSON. detached from the Msedon-
,, .SsS Surgeon f H. NOBLE. detached from IN.
naval hospital Las Animss. 20 third saus dron. Pa
,, enc Surgeon = A B. SINCLAIR detached from
The naval proving ground. Indian Head: leave two
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs following
Movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
lxn-Th. Ahsrsnds al Norfolk
Az i5-The Salem and the Msrceilus. a. Boston.
AZ -Ths olympia. the Chicago. the Hartford ana the
rcnopah. a Bar Harhor.
SAILED
aug is-Tns Perry. from Bremerton for Seattle.