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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14

bordeaux, Oct. 1S.-Ihe BeiSisE gov
ernm.nt was installed in Havre to-day
The French government prepared tenn
porary Offices for that part Of the gov
eminent and the members OF the diDlo'
ma,ic corps accredited 70 the Belgian
court who left Ostend this morning Tor
Havre.
King Albert remains in Belgium ct
the head OF his army. The Minister OF
War and the other members OF the
Relgian Cabinet slso continue to trans
act their business in Belgium. Inc
TRANSPORTATION and care Of all wounded
conVslescents have been intrusted to
the municipality of Ostend.
Concerning the move OF the Belgian
government TO French territory, the
following Official notice was gwen out
in bordeaux to-day:
"The Belgian government, not fno-
ing on its own territory the freedom
necessary for the exercise OF It's au.
thority, hos asked the hospitality OF
The French government and permission
TO establish its government at haVre.
The French government replied prompt
", setting forth that it would be SIN
cerely glad to receive King Albert and
the Belgian government at Hsvre and
guarantee them the full exercise Of
their authority.
The French Minister OF Marine, NJ.
Augagneur, has gone TO Havre to re-
ceive the Belgian government, which
should reach there to-day.
"Tbe French government has taken
steps to see that the Belgian Ministers
are established under the most COM
Portable conditions. Questions of in
ternstionsl law have been settled in a
manner to give complete satisfaction
to our Allies.
"The Belgian government will enjoy
extraordinarily, and will have its
letters franked and will be accorded
preference IN the matter of kilograms.
II will enjoy the same rights IS are
given to the Holy See by Italy under
the law of guarantees
Paris, Oct. ia dispatch to the
Havas News Agency from Havre says
that posters were put up around the
city, bearing the signature of the
Mayor, announcing the arrival of the
members of the Belgian government
and calling on the citizens to receive
them appropriately.
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FOE FROM COAST

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ley Cable TO Tho Trinune.l

Rosendssl. Oct, lS.-When 1t became
,onr,o that Tho Germans were about 70
occupy Client, the whole population neo
to Sasvan Client, in Dutch territory'
where there were some remarkaoie
scenes, Wealthy people arrived ~
their carriages and motors with al
the valuables they could save Inc
poor came afoot or on cycles, many
pushing barrows or perambulators, ane
ali staggering under the weight OF
bundles o! household goods.
II is q serious situation for Sasv"n
Chert, already oVercrowded. and 1000
must be rushed there from distant
par,s Of Holland, rs the towns nearest
are In the Same plight, being overrun
With armies Of refugees. Two hundred
RelSian chasseurs crossed the putch
frontier at Bouchaate and were dis
armed at PHILIPPINE.
Washington, Oct. 1S.-Tte British
Consul at Ostend has placed his inter
e,,s in The hands of the American Con-
suia,e and will leave ostend to-mor-
row. The occupation Of the city by She
Germans being expected. Consular
DISPATCHES to the State Department
said telegraph and telephone communi,,
cation with Client from Ostend bad
been cut and that Bruges already was
In The hands Of the Germans. but later
s6yices from the American Consul AZ
Ostond said communication by tele-
phone with Bruges had been estsb,
iished and that the town still was held
by the Allies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14
Crowd at Engineless Train.

"As for myself, left Client By the
Bruges Canal road rs the Germans
were entering at the other end of the
city. Their advance guard was already
in Client as ! gained the station of the
Eccloo-Nicinal Railway. The trains
had stopped running, and q clamoring
beseeching crowd, carrying bundles and
personal belongings, was waiting be-
fore the engineless train. hoping that
some means would be discovered OF
Evening star., 1914-08-15
NAVY YARD.

Although no general holiday was de-
clared Monday and Tuesday. the days
Of the funeral services for Mrs. Wilson.
a number of employees stopped work at
noon out of respect to her memory.
w. H. Henderson Of the forge shop
Is spending ten-day vacation in Mary
land and Delaware.
Arthur H. Chase craftsman, IL on .
two weeks vacation.
Mrs Samuel Cross, widow of Samuel
Cross. formerly AZ officer In the United
States Navy stationed at the yard. has
departed for a tour of both northern
and southern states. She Is expected
to return In September.
P. Malone of the cartridge oass
foundry Is enjoying a two weeks vacA~
tion at Chesapeake Beach.
H. e. Kaufman of the breech meohan-
ism shop left last Wednesday for .
weeks visit to his home in Wayness
boro. Pa.
John Hardester Of the drafting room
returned Monday from a trip to Love
Point, Md.
Frank Koontz and J. Harding of the
planning department are prominent In
the championship checker matches that
are held each noon hour in that divi-
sion. They are both contenders for the
championship Of the yard, now held
by Libofsh of the ordnance department.
Representative H F. Rainey of Ini-
nois was obtained by the navy yard
committee as the principal speaker at
Camp Good Will last Saturday. The
band from the yard gave concert
on the same occasion. The committee
! Ior today Is composed OF Cogam, CHAIR
man: Ryan. Schulz Disney and Rri,,h,
Edward J. Gould of the forge shop
Is spending a month in the mountains
Of New York state
Frank RAIDER has returned to his
desk In the drafting room after a va
cation OF ten days at Round Hill, Va.
q. e. Moore of the tool shop depart.
ed Thursday to spend a week In visits
TO new york and Atlantic City.
Edward Goss of the cartridge case
foundry Is on a ten-day vacation.
Fletcher of the coppersmith shop.
VINO met with the loss of a finger three
weeks ago. has visited the yard, but
mas not yet returned to work
F. H. Kramer of the drafting room
returned Monday after a weeks visit
to Wtlkerson. Va.
Charles NJ. Otterback of the tool shop
has been busy lately showing ths
sights OF the National Capital to friends
from New York state.
R. G. Moore of the cartridge cas-.
shop is enjoying,a a two-week vacation
at Atlantic City,
J. c. Darnell Of the drafting room 4.
at present spending a week in CIeve-
land. Ohio.
Evening star., 1914-08-15
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING.

The following extra plate printers have
recently been appointed in the bureau Of
engraving and printing
Charles La Hayne Henry Sappey, John
Ireland. John Rocket, James Campbell.
Irving johnson. William f. Riley, Thorn.
as Fallon. Carl Deurling. Charles Kream-
er. John Fahy. Daniel Lavender, Ray
mond Kyle, Walter Harrington, Joseph
Molloy, William Wall, Bernard Cropley,
William Brown. Cornelius 5. Ryan. Thom-
as p. Byron. Harry Ashton. George F.
Hersey. William Feltman, France Glenn
ents and Paul Byrnes.
John Fahy, better known to the plate
printers as Uncle Fahy," Is again back
at his press and he is receiving the con.
gratulations of his old friends.
Elmer Jordan, plate printer. will return
to Washington after his honeymoon and
will be at his press Monday.
Thomas ]. McCade met with an acci.
dent while at work in the bureau and is
under the care of physicians.
Evening star., 1914-08-15
&2z IN M1 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS fffila

Capt Falvey's command. has gone to
Philadelphia for q week. He has nu-
merous relatives in the Quaker city.
Private T. L. Edwards of No. 8 has
gone to Ocean View. Va. to spend two
weeks. Edwards relatives reside near
the popular resort, a short distance from
Norfolk, and he is visiting them.
Frank Holmes, night desk sergeant at
No. station. has gone to Bluemont va,
to spend his vacation in the mountains
He expects to be gone for about ten days.
T. T. Dalhouse of Capt Doyle's squad
has taken his family to warrenton, Va,
where he expects to remain until the lat-
ter part of the month.
Private L. ]. Quill Of the eighth pre-
cinct has been away from duty the pas.
week. He took leave on account OF the
death Of his sister.
Desk sergt. Robert C. Dyer Of No. is
on the sick list. He Is having trouble
with his eyes, 1t is stated. and may nave
to remain of duty for some time
Capt W. F. Falvey Of No. Q. his daugh-
ter and grandchild are going to Atanuc
City next week for a vacation OF ten
days. Mrs: Falvey is visiting her her oausn-
ter, Mrs. Wood, at Colonial Beacn.
Mounted Policeman Rufus Wander
schaaf of the ninth precinct has taken s
leave Of ten days and gone TO Chicaeo
He Is visiting his mother.
Private Albert Hardin Of Capt. Faivey
command is spending his vacation a.
Atlantic City. Private Hardin Is an en-. en-
thusIastic automobilist. and occasionany !.
takes a long run. but he lett ms car 3'
home this time.
W. W. Andrews. member Of No; a . COIN e9aa
anneared." He took ten days leave, the
records show. and his friends say ,a, ne -
enjoying fishing and bathing at Coiona1
Beach.
Detective M. L Howes Of a7;af.aa the f1rss pWTs. "
We whera he attended the funeral OF
Maj. Fenelon Howes. his grandfather, .ss
who was nearly ninety years OLD at. at tne
lieutenant colonel Of volunteers during
the war.
Evening star., 1914-08-15
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Commissioner Caminetti OF the bu-
reau Of immigration left Tuesday night
for New York city on urgent business.
He returned to Washington the next
night.
Leo B. Russell. assistant chief of the
mail and files division of the bureau
of immigration, was at Atlantic City
last week. from Thursday to Sunday.
inclusive.
Howard Blandy of the disbursing Of
fee and Joseph kunna, clerk in the
correspondence division of the bureau
of immigration, who last month took
insane aliens back to Europe, are re-
ported now in Halifax. having returned
to this continent aboard the steamship
Mauretania, which put into Halifax un-
der convoy of the British cruiser Essex.
after an exciting trip across the ocean.
Brice c. Edwards, section "a inspector.
is away on official business.
Lester L. Schnare, clerk in the law
section. Is out of the city this week.
Gail Judd. clerk In the mail and files
division. returned to the office We'd
nesday from his trip to Virginia Beach
with the National Guards.
Mrs. H. K Henry of the contract
labor division returned to the depart
ment Tuesday after being away two
weeks on account Of illness.
George C. Page, clerk in the mail and
files division of the bureau of immi-
grafton, returned to the city Monday
after a months vacation spent in Low
ell. 1asa
Evening star., 1914-08-15
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Capt Douglas Macarthur Of the gen.
eral staff, who has been on duty with
troops at Vera Cruz, Mexico. has been
Department.
Lieut.. Col Harry Taylor of the Office
of chief of engineers has gone to San
Francisco to make an inspection Of river
and harbor works along the Pacific coast.
Walter S. Pedigo, private secretary to
Secretary Garrison. has been confined to
his apartments by Illness for several
days past but is expected to be able to
resume his duties in short time.
Gen. William Crozier, chief of ordnance
Of the army, who has been seriously III,
has gone on a yachting cruise along the
New England coast and up the St Law
renee river among the Thousand Islands.
Lieut. Col Edgar Jadwin, one Of the
assistants Of the chief of engineers, has
returned to this city from short vaca-
tioi at his old home in Honesdale. Pa
Recent changes in the office of the su-
perintendent Of the State. War and Navy
building include the following appoint
ments: Charles E. Phillips Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, carpenter. at $l,OOo;
Earle E. Mann of Massachusetts, dyna-
mo tender, at $500; Joseph BISHOP ana
Elias Biesinger Of the District of Column
bia, Ross G. Miller of Indiana and Ray
mond E. Dent of Ohio, to be watchmen
at $720 each: Mary +. Pumphrey of the
District of Columbia, to be charwoman at
$40; James 1. McComb Of Maryland, to
be dynamo tender at $500. The following
transfers are reported: Charles E. Simops
of Virginia, to be assistant messenger, at
$T20 in the adjutant generals office; +.
A. Dollar Of New Jersey. to be assistant
messenger, at SI20. in the bureau Of SUP
plies and accounts, Navy Department.
I Fitvpera1d nf PaDuHyivant2
to be assistant observer in the weather
bureau at 500; John Shaw of Michigan,
a watchman at $I2O, has resigned
Mai. Irwin l. Hunt, assistant to the
chief of the bureau of insuiar affairs,
returned to duty Thursday after an eX-
tended trip on official business to Santo
Domingo and Porto Rico.
Joe R. Mickey of the correspondence
and administrative division. who is a
lieutenant in the District National
Guard. has returned to duty from the
encampment at Virginia Beach. jose
phus brought back a fine coat of tan
bring back some ten pounds Of avoir-
dupois that went with him to the en-
campment Nevertheless. he reports
having had a bully time.
A. T. Ruan. chief of the purchasing.
disbursing and accounts division, Is
spending his annual vacation at Old
Sweet Springs, Va.
Z. J. skidmore and r. ]. F. Quigley
of the chief clerks office. B. I. A. are
on leave of absence for the remainder
Of the month.
Miss Sara l. Beckwith has gone to
Dorset. Hubbard county. Mimi. where
she will spend her annual leave.
Thomas P. Aloysius Murray, the law
o6icer's clerk. has returned to his old
haunts in Boston for q time.
Aaron B. Zahn. past grand MASTER
Of cable codes. Is taking his vacation
in the mountain air of Kearneysville,
w. Va.
Sam ]. wardell of the record division
has left for a months stay at RUSSELL
Vile, Tenn.
w. A. Wells, jr.. Of the miscellaneous
division is spending his annual leave
at Toronto. Canada.
Paul Randolph Is at Hot Springs,
N. C., Tor his vacation.
Evening star., 1914-08-15

bing trip. stopped whom he had caught
twelve dozen. returned homo and had
a crab feast
Engineer George Nussbaum Of No.
20 engine company Is to spend his va.
cation in New York city. He took all
the time he could get. twenty days.
J. J. Liston. assistant driver Of No.
truck company. is spending part OF OF
will remain there ono week.
Capt John W. covington has taken
twenty days leave and left No. 26
engine company in charge of his lieu
tenant The captain has gone to CO.
lonial Beach with his family.
James creamer. engineer of No. 81
week. He was not dangerously i'll.
The pine woods and salt water In the
vicinity Of Piney Point and st. Georges
Island proved attractive to r. g.
Berry, private IN No. Is engine COM
pany. and he obtained twenty days
wife and two children with him.
Lieut. Edward II Nohe. No. IL en-
gine company, sustained an injury to
ing fire. He had his injury dressed
and returned to duty.
c. W. Gill. Chief wasners chauffeur,
engine company. are away from duty
for ten days.
An express package delivered at No. 8
engine company's quarters ono day this
week was the occasion Of q number Of
complimentary remarks.
Il know what II is" said ono fireman.
suggesting that Capt. W. r. Lanahan
had boasted OF tho Grabbing and dshing
he was going to do at Colonial Beach
and thinking he had sent something for
a feast.
And that's what they all thought !"
volunteered another member Of the force.
The package contained supplies for the
company and the disappointed fremen
are still expecting to hear from the
captain.
Private Thomas Hooff Of No. engine
company Is constructing q summer homo
in Fairfax county. Va. He IL spending
ten days experimenting the work.
Lieut. Thomas B. Stanton Of No. 8
engine company was OF duty two days
this week. He took the holiday to enjoy
an automobile tour in Maryland.
Albert Hancock. private In No. engine
company, Is visiting his sister at Bene-
dict. Charles county, Md. He made the
trip to the popular resort on his motor
cycle, and will remain twelve days nsh-
ing and grabbing.
Private q. N. Haller Of No. "A engine
company has gone to Thrift, Nd. With
his family. His vacation will cover, Q
period of fourteen days. -~
L. M. Carroll of No. u engine COM
pany and Mrs. Carroll are visiting Mrs.
Carrolrs father in Allentown, Pa. Pri-
vate Carroll obtained twelve days leave.
Assistant Engineer d. J. Bradley Of
No. 10 engine company and wife have
gone to Reading, Pa, to visit friends.
They will spend ten days in tho coal
country. -. a.asc
John Rick, private Of No. 8 engine
company. and Mrs. Rick are enjoying the
Boardwalk and ocean at Atlantic City.
Assistant Engineer Patrick O'Connor.
No. II engine company. had four days
off this week. He took the dme or in
order that he might do some work at
home.
Private e. A. Cox. No. II engine COM
pany, and Mrs Cox have returned from
an outing at Colonial Beach.
Evening star., 1914-08-15
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson.
o. 8. N. retired. who has spent some
time in northern New England. has re-
turned to his residence in this city.
H. B. May. one Of Secretary Daniels
expert stenographers. has been granted
leave of absence for a month. but on
account of illness in his family he has
not been able to leave the city.
H. A Lentz. Of the appointment dfvi.
sion Is going to Allentown, Pa, to spend
his vacation.
Joseph H. Corcoran Of the Secretary's
office has been granted leave of abb
sence and will make q trip to Boston.
Howard A. Banks. private secretary TO
Secretary Daniels, and his family are on
q visit to their home at Hickory. N. c.
Evening star., 1914-08-15
; TREASURY 4 .llsal i.1l DEPARTMENT.

George e. Downey, controller OF the
Treasury, hears the call Of the wild as
exemplified In tarpon fishing on the Florf-
da coast. Extraordinary demands upon
his energies-he is practically law ad-
wiser to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
the federal reserve board and all other
activities Of the Treasury Department. In
addition to being the last word In govern
mental expenditures-have turned his at
tention to thoughts Of rest. And rest, to
a man who has ever caught tarpon on
thread Of line and played with that
king Of fish for an hour or SO. means a
chance to go tarpon fishing.
Controller Downey does not know when
he can get away. nor that he Will be
able to DO 80. but he feels that hede-
serves a rest and a chance to go a-f1sh-
ing.
w. N Thompson. confidential clerk to
the assistants ecretary Of the Treasury
in charge of fiduciary matters. Is Ill. The
strain Of hard work, incident to the ex-
traordinary amount OF detail oevolVlnS
upon his office as result OF the new cur
rency law and the war conditions abroad.
has put him In bed for q week. He is not
seriously indisposed. but rest is needed.
Mrs Charles s. Hamlin. wife Of the
governor
came to Washington from their summer
home at Buzzards Bay just to see her
husband take oath of office. The pen used
by Mr.. Hamlin in signing his oath OF
offlce, she provided for the occasion and
took away with her as treasured pos
yards Bay Mr.. Hamlin anticipates no
opportunity to enjoy vacation during
the balance of this summer. Inc work
of the federal reserve board Will require
r.
nit Of no holidays for months to come.
Much Of the responsibility Will fail upon
the governor.
O. e. Foulk, who was stenographer to
Mr.. Hamlin in the Office Of assistant sec
retary of the Treasury, is detailed to the
position of private secretary to Mr.. HAM
lin as governor Of the federal reserve
board. Mr. Foulk will probably retain
the post permanently. There is no salary
there is no such Office as he holds. AS
the office force OF the federal reserxe
board is not yet organized. there is no
official standing for any one connected
with It outside OF the members them |
selves, who have been formally sworn In. /
Walter l. Eddy is assigned to similar |
duty as private secretary to William q.
H. Hardy, another member OF the board.
He Is in the same situation as Mr.. Foulk. |
Mr.. Eddy is ono of the confidential clerks !!
Of the secretary to the federal reserve |
bank organization committee.
George F. McInturr. for twenty five
years connected with the Treasury De-
partment, Is visiting his old home at Err
win. Tenn.
There are many disappointed employees
of the Treasury Department Stress OF
business due to war conditions not only L
has worked - bar to the granting Of
Evening star., 1914-08-15

Miss Bailey viii visit the Adirondacks
| Miss Lydia Addison. also Of the asses
sor's office. Is now spending her vacation
at Cape May.
Assessor William p. Richards and e.
W. Oyster, member Of the board Of as
sistant assessors. will visit Atlantic City
during the latter part OF August. Other
as to where they will spend their vaca-
lions.
DR.. William C. Woodward. health
Pocono. Lake Preserve. in Pennsylvania.
He Is expected back Monday.
DR.. John L. Norris. assistant health
q close Thursday. Accompanied by his
family, he motored to Harper's Ferry,
traversed the national highway through
the Shenandoah valley and returned to
trip occupied q week. The remainder
Of his vacation was spent at Virginia
Beach.
the board Of charities. has returned from
visit to relatives in Vermont.
Miss Florence MacMullen and Mrs.
spectors, are summerins in the Adiron-
dack and Catskill mountains. respect
ively.
H. c. Eddy. engineer Of the public
utilities commission. left today for a
weekend outing at Virginia Beach.
John A. Jarboe. Craftsman in the sur
devotees Of golf some new stunts when
he returns this fall. He is spending
most Of his vacation on the links at his
country home In Halpine. Md.
Walter A. Williams, inspector in the
surveyors office, spent last Saturday with
friends in an automobile trip to Penne-
fields. on the Potomac. The bass fishing
was good. the catches averaging three
pounds In weight
H. 8. Le Duo. craftsman in the sewer
department, enjoyed a three-day motor
yacht trip from Annapolis to Washing
ton this week. The trip was made In the
yacht Arragon, owned by DR.. A. B. Ben
nett of this city. Stops were made at
Oxford, st. Georges Island. Colonial
Beach and Alexandria
J. e. Under is the latest addition to the
sewer department rolls. He has been as
signed to work with Assistant Engineer
J. B. Gordon.
Jack Armstrong Of the surveyors Office
IS Week-enQlnS at SllIIOH IdIA- odAG-
more. J. v. Birch, assistant engineer IN
the office of the surveyor. expects to leave
August 20 on a fishing cruise down the
Potomac. A. B. Farnham, craftsman in
the same office. has been granted vaca-
ton leave. which he will spend in the
Adirondacks.
g. L. Peoples, rodman in the sewer de-
partment, has resigned to accept a posi-
ton as craftsman in the bureau of mines.
r. L. Bradshaw. secretary of the high
way division, engineer department, has
received word from W. G. Finch. who re-
Gently resigned from the department. that
he Is located at WILMINGTON, N. c., where
he is an engineer in the federal engineer
department. Mr.. Finch sent an invita-
ton to the members of the Saturday Aft
ernoon Club to visit him during the
hunting season.
Ross Chamberlain OF the trees and
parking division is spending deferred
honeymoon by motoring through Penn
sylvania and New York. He will be abb
sent about a month.
w. r. Johnston, engineer in the sur
face division, has returned to the office
after a successful fishing trip at Goose
Creek, Va.
w. J. Forsythe Of the surface division
is spending the week end at Betterton,
Md. with a party Of friends from WASH
ington.