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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

Rev. y. ". Evans returned bor,. .s
tef spending the month of Aucuet In
bloomington. III Members ~ the
CHRISTIAN church were glad TO see MIN
Lee wilkins. or the North End is
sioWing Improving after cutting one or
noon. "F 'it'i
George sutton. Of sixteenth street
Washington. Pa o."
w. Mccullough. Jr. OF Rfcblspd
District, spent yesterday visiting friends
heEulfr weekly practice meeting 90
the locel band will he held this eveotne
N the North Warwood hose house Gov.
nue. '' i''-H ave
Mr. snd Mrs 4. r. shemsrirk n,
hellN htll road spent yesterday ,isit.
ing friends IN WelisburE
M shd Mrs. g. y. boty and daughter
Wl tlchinnd avenue. South Warwood
nave returned home after Spending SON.
wood. war
Nj and Mrs Charles Psterso, ~
Sogsn Warwood. are expected home an.
middle part Of this week after soerd,eg
some. lime visiting friends In ne eesI
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FRENCH UNIFORMS
A MILITARY JOKE
coLoRs ARE dAuDY AND MAKE
SOLDIERS LOOK LIKE FLOCK
or PEACoCKs.
Other Armies Are Clad win view 20
Attracting as Little Attention
Possible.


PARIS. Aug R6.--EVery one admits
that French soldiers are good soldiers.
They. are full Of zip and ginger. they
courageous in adversely. My complaint
Is that they do not look like good sol
dters. Every time 1 see one OF them
expect him TO wave a tin cup and begin
TO sing.
-Hursh. hurrah, The duke has GOMEZ.
yesterday 1 walked upon the Bots de
front Of me began having symptoms and
80 ] turned TO see what was stirring up
al this love Of country Mhereupon L
scurs were riding bicycles abreast As
they caught up to the patriots the pc
dcstrisns chccrcd wildly. The chas-
scurS replied TO this effect:
Yah, yah. yah.
Now. a chssseur and a bicycle are
meant by nature TO Keep widely apart.
These three good soldiers wore heavy
brass helmets. built upon precisely the
same last - the old-fashioned helmets
nrcmen used TO wear during the tour
namcnt Each helmet wss surmounted
- high berss comb. Down the back
81 each man streamcd tail Of horse
hair Presumably each puts his false
hair up In curl papers over night. And
the worst H. set 10 come The chas-
seurs wore high patent leather boots
ana spurs-upou bicycles. sind swords
French Uniforms Surprising
France would not see anything out o.
the way IN that. Nowadays the pest
thinkers in other armies give their time
nearly invisible a. possible our own
SOLDIERS wear y khaki that can hardly be
seen az distance. They can sIip
thr"ugh q landscape like a cat through
nm orchard. The same may be said ~
iiusia England's trim Tomnnies weIIar
brown khaki suits that fit--that M.
mind you. 4 British soldier pays more
attention 60 the way his coat hugs the
neck than 20 his probable destination in
case the fortunes OF wer are uukind
ihElifh obHcrNers say it Is a dirty gray
fut tf Hans viii stay put you'll
never see him" said one TO me
whereas. France decks her brave H.
~" ~@ldiers OUT in colOrs that form an
.ndictment ~ the national sanity. All
trousers are violently red All coats
~" military blue cars are either red
or blue red being preferred Earfg.. /.
cavalry corps a. indicated. wear brasT
I"lmctN. aud iu the field carry brown
iu case of rain. Tile sailors eifber
crow their round blue caps win a
Ffn turf Or wool or else sew blue
.athIr't ON q white cap The whole
,n'or} ~ French uniforminE Is o.
maze me soldier az Eaudy a. POLL
parrot There may be- reasons FOR thfs
based upon French rsvrhoI0rv trf
the practical effect Ia o. make y regt
nisnt N French soldiers in march iooi,
Tisre ere also zaua,er rp..s
Frencn ZuIarea wear large. norpv hara
there ie but one atoct model in gou0vs
foot and q hair ~ sfoaEiTr wrirtit,g
down uron congress rsiter and =
fngrt zouare has f0 stop every now
Hnd Then o. turn tlr icave- ana ~r.vs II
gpt - ne slack 81 hls diag1iae they
which keep che shoulder blades warm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

Of two German Officers and some ma.
i've troops 81 confirmed Anthci
German officer has surrendered.
Details Of last Sundays action also
are not yet to hand but the wounded
have been brought 10 Nairobi They
report that the British were subjected
TO the norcest machine sun ERE. In
Eallant but unsuccessful effort % rush
the machine guns by bayonot charge.
the Twenty puniab regiment
suffered somewhat heavily
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chamherlalns Ilnlm.n,

u you are ever troubled with aches.
pains or soreness Of the muscles. you
VII appreciate the good qualities OF
Eminent MANY suffer.
er' from rheumatism and sciatica have
used ~ with the best results ~ r.
especially valuable for lumbavo and
lame back. For sale by All al deal.
ers
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llenry Hammond "a ]. ii. Lowry 80.
Smithueld township. 81. Henry
wv. W. w. a sflllwrlf Co ri fIfrrr
lot, gronto. $500. Margaret penderssi
Z. kMherine ienderHaaf. lut. city 1900
" RI 'gle % IT. ". Vance. Dot CITY fff.
george McCook Co Emma ArhrFr "a
,lLN. Nftlht J. D.. EHrkhursf o. I'd bal
llrcsaell ~ f1-f00-a. smithvIeif f.,,1.
nlp. $1,000. Nrrtha Eorhm g. H. Al ~
Morrlu. Joe city. ELISA Dunn a. &C.,.
lieI. Dot. Ncw Alexander. $50. Ia
i.lHon 90 James Priest ef A. cornnfasIa,
&C J I-la-a.. KNOW township. $3.50. Urr,.
'nica Andretta 90 NiEilio Duncan fno-a
rmi lhfield enahip 1856. A q lone.
10 iaa Zee, lots. Upland PARK. $3.50. ID
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WEST vraorEIS PArEHrs

AZ rerortrd by H r. nuniap. natenf
lawyer 20 WhccInr. W.. Va the rafnrf
ONCE records show THE recent issue ~
lnf enfura lanes NJ " CarnffrharI
Nele burr electric ret ertcrminafor.
.nufe p Ilcs. aaairuor fo Hess nuaf
less Mining Machine company. Ansfef.
cifte rhead Nlrnw D. Winter. Clarka-
burg. goods handling device
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The commissioners o. Ohio county
have just completed the work on e
stretch ~ about three miles long north
81 cherry 1911 rOod. going 90 short
Creek The road ia az maradnn and ia
similar IN construction 60 the river road
which connects WnrwOod with short
creek The formers state that the road
o. better and 90 iH thought that afl the
roads in ohio county viii b. made the
same
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First Meeting 70 Re H.ia

flrst winter meeting OF the senior
circle OF kings Daughters. OF warwood
VII DS held Thursday evening Septem-
Der IL. at the home OF Mrs Fredrick
Peridon. OF Nineteenth street. This be
ing the first meeting. much business
VIII come up for consideration.
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FIRST meeting Of the Mems Club Of
N%Nood VIII be held this evening At
Siock az the Presbyterian church on
rrwenueth street near warwood avenue
ne meeting will be important as much
, Dusi.ltss WI come up and evcryb body rs
invited TO attend and ioin the club which
was organized late last fall
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KARANGU
British Town N East Africa Taken
- Tire Germans But Force On
Tsaio River ls Refreshing.

LONDON. sept 10. s;17 p ma
despatch 10 Reuters Telegram Com.
pany from Nairobi. British East Africa.
SAYS strong force of Germans from
German East Africa crossed the border
81 Mohoru and occupied Karangu and
are now ADVANCING on KisH
British forces" the correspondent
adds. have been despatched from
kisampu and from Port Florence on
the northeastern shore 81 Lake Vic.
toria Nyanza. to check them
Are Retreatina.
The German force on the Taaia
river is rctreating and On On conhlct
Win troops sent from fgra and Ntoto
Andoi Full details Of the hGhtnc
are not yet obtainabic. but the capture
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WARW00D


Regular monthly meeting 81 the Love
land Volunteer Fire and Protection A.
ISOLATION. 81 South Warwoud will b.
held this evening at 30 o'clock at the
hose house. corner OF fifth street and
Warwood avenue. The meeting will be-
important and all members are urged o.
be present
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An Important meeting OF the Christian
h,hdeaNor society OF the Presbyterian
AZ the church. \ large number OF the
nemDers were present and the subject
isr the evening was very important
meeting - " '"N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

members Of the Ladies Aid Society Of
w iresby tertan church have about
ompIeted the plans for the giving OF a
InArhet and bazaar. November u and "a
AZ the church on Twentfefb sfroeS
HNerything will be completed al the
lsadles AID meeting Thursday afterpoon
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
1zPEnsS oAE scHEDuLn

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBuRG
Daily Except sunday.
wheeling wellsburE
Leave
22nd Street Leave
Wheeling Wellsburg
1890 a. IN. 900 n. m
$50 .. m. 1900 noon
MOI NDsVfft.E LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILE
Daily Except Sunday.
i0th Street Leave
wheeling Moundsvilte
10 90 q m 40 n In
3.30 y M
on lines having regular express ser
vice shipments weighing In excess OF
hftv pounds 0r large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LiNES-paiiv Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
nenfs ~ medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between zoo and 6.15
y. m
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Geo.W. Baron So .n s SIS ses nm. ... Bldg

and do not touch any other par, Ana
fezes. Red fezes lust the sor, Nne 70
c enInE a front sight would cuddie down
S'~iiy AT say. 500 yards distance
French Soldiers Are riesr..h
These things-and I speak very So
riously-are apet TO prove a rre,, Sc
tlonal misfortune. The French soldiSr
ho,s,, tiger IN attack. He is already
net Whenever one runs s ~ ~ ..
school Of recruits one hnds them az
soisIsr IN ths oayonet drill. The French
according to military observers Ruf
shat very quality often leads him 70
hard to restrain him. The Other emo d,y ~
m n fn,Isace single company OF French
~ were hidden behind the wallis
their number OF unsuspeetinF Garmaes
march by. suddenly ans
,,,yiye Ia France"
yelled the eNcitable little Gauis anil
they poured through the door, IN snd
Mlndows ike bees from o a hive mi
95umpled the extended German Inn
rsn,,rr5 sshsSs onicer in command was
gave no order" he protested ~
Bat1is. ' isd,b my b 96oSes to ne quiet
clad na ,s ne, men % that temperament.
80, IN req ana blue clothes that stand
inn sign beside dusty rond liz nSe an AZ,
" quiet under calling FIRE, And the
cuIsn,. IN, nave sh9Sn unsuspectcd ac-
.
Inuch interesting detail from the front
The official communicates are lareeiy
c49nh,ned 70 a vague rehearsal OF the
EloTies OF France. But Il Is now known
that the Germans are not shooting hirb
and Wild. as at FIRST reported NIX"
acia1 ~, sh n,s IRON the hin" said an Of
wounded have been touched In the les
or BODY. showing that the Germans are
Army IL Well shod.
The long blue coats are OF the .or,
tnat became fashionsbie during the re-
we're permitted 10 Zap unfstt si '1 hsIS
H. 'a'Es would be tripping half the
tl inss ..hheretore. they are buttoned
tons 10 match the buttons that decorste
TIE breasts OF these Eaiiant little men
sI",-Ss H9 o., lmasine how the CLINT would
MY. heart bled FOR the poor Ger
mans a, said an American who recently
them on the march You could besr
lheir new yellow shoes squeak Scores
81 the men had tied their shoes 20 their
~. .sar. ,., ana were marching In their
The French made no such mistake
iuTre n2thinE about n shoe that an
dramastic and observes IN tho French
Inan -there were no old memories OF
Gus but iniudicioua color&anS' - Nv.
french soldier 10 shod eNceIfentiv
Those Who wished might but their own
hursed them. provided thev we're ~ n
rlFen quality and style The shoes fur-
nlshed BY the Eovernment we're made
duriuE thc period ~ mobiiitsfi6,, inl
spec Tors always sent uu Tor uurfgt
mont men who had not oiled their shoes
uItl the we're as soft and Herihie as
Eloyes They are Iron shod 20 that The
cut, -euri il,iS noise - 2 marching company
lh,,s,i,1.i.p reininds ono Of convlc.-
prison. but they are ~on1f0rfabte
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the Luthern church The affair will be
given saturday afternoon at George n.
suiSis dry goods store. In wheeling
this market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

Io-.lh Robinson VIII probated and
!, ~. ~. u.Llh agpgintcd with ~ bond guar-
.i.n sppginted Tor John Hall en- inshr.
sle bond 81 500. VIII ~ Marv Dsvif.
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STEOBENVTLLE

81. SIEl EENNfLLE. o.. Sept IA a.
.lnMn adnr. Of prank Hcruaskf has
bcEun suit against the Wolf Eur Wi,tr-
i"r 1000 damages Tor Heruasqf.s
1 1879. ngghgence boinE alleged W q.
Hf.wh. attorney Tor plaintiff
~. Jones. tn jail ON a chicken steal.
pua " """'f- corr
eac'ano u. Cailiraro w. Andobs cam.
lafn ~ e. PARTITION ordered ain a.
NNll Geo Whitaker and 81 y Henry
ME ed Of plaintiffs coats
Lnith LLOYD ta Thoa o. Tonsa 81 ID
faf1it hccd mgney paid into r1urf and
Inc Miles stanton property failed Co
SOU 81 adminiatrafor-a sale
tphn W. Mcintosh w. VIM Il Rae.
~. a,'' suli end motion to adIudze defend
snL in contempt 81 cuutr order r. H.
if.Mlr attorney Tor uiafntIff
ore Henry Na. fcnI D.. Henry suit
l.. Nnfcf. numOuN and ruafr.Iv I'll
,h,,'r %. 30 we're married 81 bridge.
pnFi %. ln March. 1900 and ehr olie-..
tf"rt neglect ~ duty aud faftrtrr T..
provide He has threatened t6 efrits
L'r Hnd called her rite names mrff.,.,
~ M''lsnr. attorneys for rialnffff
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Opening TUESDAY and Wednesday
Phillips Millinery, sehmulbseh Build.
ina
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FINANCIAL.

, Sinclair 90 linton clay Mfr Co.
Votes. NnoN township. o.. q. vs.. Irnrce
chip. fq3s. ". g. brown 90 Salvatore
Ciaufgglinne. Meteq. stcubcnvIIie town
ship. g.
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- contractor who has fhe er,tfb .
LOO Day inE. waa ualnr Traction sg.
cut ur thr pike the rourniaai0r,.-- 49,.
bed lta uec Ht'p
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DESCRIBES RUSSIAN.
VICTORY In POLAND.
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS GIVES
OUT DETAILED STORY or
THE Fr0HTING.
And OF Operations Leading Up 20 Sue
cess OF Troops eliminating
In Victory at Krasnik.

PETROGRAD. via London. Sept. H.
1890 p. m.-The following statement is
sued by the Russian headquarters staff
describes the Russian operations sulmi-
mating In the victories OF KrasnIk and
Iomaszow. Russian Poland.
The total Austrian and German
forces exceed 100000 men with 1850
guns-that is. over 90 divisions OF in
tantry II divisions OF cavalry reinforced
by several German divisions.
The main body OF the enemy. num-
bering 100000 men. moved towards "a
vichNart and Tomaszow. advancing ON
l.ublin and Chelm (Rusian Poland)E Its
right wing was covered by the Lemberg
capital OF Galicia) army numberfnf.
zoo battaltons. Its left wing was cover
ed by several Austro-German divisions
around Radon (Russian Poland).
"on August rs the Austrian armies
began determined advance TO counter
act the blow which was threatening
eastern Prussia The deployment OF
Russian troops over a front OF several
hundred Nersts Ca verst is approximate
~ 2-J OF mile) had not vet been COM
pleted. We could. therefore. only face
the Austrians in the north with a great
~ inferior force. The first attacks of
the enemy were directed against Kras-
nix. but the center Of the Austrian ef-
forts very soon was removed to Tomas
zoW, district into which their re-
Inducements began to pour
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Most uf the plans for the giving OF n
market have been completed hy the
members ~ the Ladies Aid Society ri
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D. w.sSsS 3 SO yss,. q f'sss s9s y.
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Reached eliminating Point.

ON September 3. when the fall Of
Lemberg was imminent. the Austrian adj
vance reached u eliminating point. on
It's frontal line the enemy extended
from Opole CON the east bank OF the
Nistula about midway between Radon
ana Lubltn. In Russian Poland) to BY
chaNe approaching within gunshot or
the station at Travniki and enveloping
krasnostav ga miles south OF I.udiinD
Zarosz, GrabesOf near Josefow ION the
east bank OF the Nistuia a short distance
south OF Opole)
Two bridges were thrown across the
Nistula. over whoch troops from Radon
crossed on their way to the battlefield
Mhlle. awaiting the result Of General
kusskys operations. our plan was based
on the rapid reinforcement Of our rIrbt
wing. The Russian railway carried ot1t
TINS task very successfully our troops
IN me Chelm district. which were insuf-
tcient and too widely spread out and
against which the principal attack OF
lhe Austrians was directed did not re-
ceiNe retnforceme the advance
OF the Austrians even 20 CheIm ifseif
could eventually only increase the con
sequence Of their defeat In the event az
the ultimate success OF our wings
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WE HAVE ORDERS TO BUY
LA BELLE COMMON
LA BELLE PREFERRED
WHITAKER-GLESSNE PREFERRED
WARD BAKING COMMON
WARD BAKING PREFERRED
and
WARD BAKING BONDS
WH1TAKER-GLESS BONDS
HAZEL-ATLAS GLASS BONDS
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A Counter Attach.

In spite Of their numerical made
quacy, our troops In the center did not
conhne themselves TO defence Tbev
dehvered counter attack obtaining
considerable success near I.achev POI
I'VE or six days they ala n0thi1fg b,tt
repel continual attacks Of tho enemy
only on September we're they novel
p nttle 70 the rear IN accordance With
,,a al a, more enveloping disposition
,The successes o. General Russi,y
ana General Brussiion enabled Ms 10
make general offensive movement
ana the enemy's center was beaten NJ
Sukhodoyle A. result OF n rapfI
movement among the Austrian tr06n- .
~ krasnik. these were attacked nv
teneral kussky from the southwest ~
september and were forced 10 a~-
cept battle on three fronts We 70
PEELED counter attacks OF the Krasnfh
troops. and we carried by funpefuotts
assault the encmy's position on the
front ~ Opole Tourobine and exten.-
lng over a distance Of sixty versts ~,
septemher ?. They ned abandoning
The AustrlanH continued vigorously,
% attack our left wing On order 10 uvi7
SUCCESS In The direction Of fsemborr
hoWever. about September ~ We aise
resumed the Offensive on this eide. ana
now the battle ~ Gaiicin. which has
lasted seventeen days. is drawing 20
an enc The pursuit. ~ the enemy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-21

Fresh chocolates Just received direct
from the makers, 40c. quality in one
pound plain boxes. only 29c., Apollo
Chocolate Peppermints and ice cream
drops only 29c. pound, fancy box d
good assorted chocolates, one pound
in each box only Csc, also one for 2@e-
We are agents for Page & Shaw s.
Huyler's. Apollo and Jane Todd's home
made sweets in beautiful sealed pack
ages. Three cakes PalmoliVe soap
and a soc. bottle shampoo ONLY 3se,
Pure Leaf Sage, Pure Cream Tartar
Pure Bicarbonate of Soda for cooking
purposes. Our 25c. bottles extract
vanilla are made from the pure va
nilla beans. Popular books. good as
sortment only CSC. each while they
lest at Beane's prescription corner
drug store. Four registered drug
gists. open every evening, Electric
car tickets for sale here, II for soc.
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CHURCH NOTICES

Winter Street Free Baptist Church,
Rev. F. C.. Wright, D. D.. pastor; lo:So
A. NJ, morning worship with sermon by
the pastor, subject: THANKSGIVING
special music by the choir: 11.45 A. NJ,
Sunday school hour-Will YOU Join the
pastors class? 3 p NJ. meeting of the
Juniors; Miss Pratt will lead p. NJ.
the evening service in the auditorium
will be in charge of the pastor. topic
"A Thanksgiving Concert pleasing
program will be rendered.
At Winter Street Advent Chapel:
Preaching at 2.SO P. NJ by Wylie FL.
Smith.
Christ Church. Sunday next before
Advent Holy Communion 80 tmen) !:
morning prayer, sermon. 1870: sunday
school at u: evening prayer. address, :.
First Church OF Christ, Scientists Ser
vice at 1915, subject of lesson sermon.
Soul and Body; testimonial meeting at
7.90 p. NJ Wednesday
The First Baptist Church, Robert >.
Pinkham, pastor: Morning worship az
II. so o'clock. Thanksgiving sermon by
the pastor Evening worship at Q CLOCK;
Short sermon by the pastor. The oail
OF Christ" Sunday school at llfo
o'clock.
ninister: Sunday services 10 80. wcr-
ship and sermon: Has, Sunday sehool.
The public cordially invited.
Randolph Methodist Episcopal ehuich,
NJ A. Gordon pastor: Morning worship
Ia, 40 with Thanksgiving sermon by pas
tor and special music by choir; sun
day school $780, including Mems Bloie
class. Leo w. Gogging superintendent
nraise service. =: Wednesday evening
prayermeeting, 80.
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rane officiating.
Capt. Henry McDevitt has returned
to his company, after being confined
in the hospital for the past two
months.
John Halter
John Haller passed away in the
hospital here Wednesday night, the
cause being carcinoma of liver. He
was born in Ireland Nov. 10, 1874 and
had lived in New York since a boy.
He enlisted in Co. D. l, Conn. II. A, at
New Haven. Dec. /, 1864 and was dis
charged at Hartford. Sept. 20, 1865.
He came to this Home Aug. 81, 1908.
He was for several years a member
of the Home police force and was well
liked by all
A niece, Mrs. John II. Murphy. of
the Bronx New York City survives.
Mrs. G.. w. Foster of Cherryfield is
visiting her daughter Mrs. B. f. Var
mum.
Capt. Thomas S. Brigham of
Buckfield, the manager of this Branch,
arrived Thursday on an official visit.
Nelson B. Mann of Ridlonville. late
Co E., 8, Iowa Cav, q former mem
Der, has been readmitted.
Three members reported Thursday
from furloughs: Albion r. Illltchin-
son from Gardiner: James Fl. GLE
from Raskcon, n. II: Edwin b. Rey-
holds from Providence.