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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
7-|T"- -" 7 I|"-| T -|-"V'II| D--|
BOAT EMPLOYE SEWERS ARTERY

Alonzo Kinder, whose home is at
$50 BIo6mhtid Street, r,;ctiydd' 4 'titcii
cash in his right forearm yesterday
morning that necessitatcd his going
to the hospital for surgical treatment,
O. Mr.. Kinder is employed on one of
the dreding boats south Of THE Cape,
and was using his Knife to cut of
4 splinter that wis left after a hole
had Teen bored through a timber,
In attempting to cut the splinter
his knife glazed off and struck him
in the arm, seycring an artery.
He was placed in a buggy and hur-
ried into town, going directly to the
office of DR.. Hope. From there he
was taken to the hospital where liz
injury wa. cared for He was per-
mittcd 10 go 10 his home and it il
thought that his recovery will be rapid
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
ifso. -ss'ttts Up An,,aNight and
When He Fails TO Return, ho
% Xnin She. Getsr AidoI ~ .ys,

no Won TT50T = = u -s8l "'iiE

.1nin1p.n cabin
no non FJ50E = f5-'F al "'iiR
{frtepf2s' 1tj aspt + fyaila;
a 4 S;qIt,l fY9o mllfGssh yfsu sSeqly,s,
banging Q2n tEbt MS k lH u as fthc,
Frank Olive, farm, ,,w+s, kiiIsd, b& u
tres falling upon, linn, during, thsstorm
Thursday aft{SrH9on. ,d,ia ,.,' mai
! .GqFonfr RTlq Fiji, SghQen n, Cor
dQpYille, ,Mfnti tq,,Aefly :, d, L4p4ingI
Yesterday yafierno9F and held az III
dUest.r Tbs, vqr,list, lqf. cPrrss, away,
arfidsppttal odeath,l. br. .s,.ei.1a
/ Nh, MSLTd+DwRpa Yafo one, >of, thH
b,s5 .knpYn tarmers, IN ,Canc. GirardGaq
county, was at work in the woods
WAfp,Nbc acci4ent nhanpepcd,. He hsd
been EpttnS IEo9d all daX and re-.
turNfG hqpf rat nqon 10 yiiilup b.
. Nhcni he lfft his fesiacpfc, "a bis
rtturh,ito work, thf, i4ky W. oyer
shaaAwedp With qqndS,lo,b 10 Hid r.,
Hq YRake u rthqd threptcnipg ~
pcarancc Gf 7tLey cloudsi, but, Thought
hel could, find shelter in, the event
that ahe vast caught ZIP A.. shqYsr'
4Sst sham in h9urs aftery hG laft
HOME D. wind, storm swept oYer. the
farm! Trees were. .uppoted and fences
blown down. And after the. storm
subsidized, Dir. 'McLard did not re-
turpi home4a 81 ..,l4 =. e. h-'r,
When evening came and it, was,
time 40 DO the chores, Mrs. McLard
became uneasy, but she supposed
hellihadi beenb delayed and. that be
would return htor.i nj lr, eS,
Finally she, concluded that he had,
probably gone to the home Of % neigh
bog and had found it impossible to
reach homo as, early as he bad planned
tp9 do, Then she. took care Of the
stock, cooked the evening meal and
sat down to await the arrival Of her
husband. ~ ana CHa1DA IN
H@HQ otter nous passed. yet she
Received no word from him. She
COMMUNICATED with Eeahivesi aBd's7o
friendsiin an efiort 10 ascertain Yhcth-
Or he had been. seen, after he left his
home shortly after noon. But her
efforts Sertdlor naugbt. Ilr.nui 81,
lShe ,sttIIrup all might and. wten
dawn CHINE She Was alm0st prOstratcd,
Neighbors' and relatives reached the
Mci.ard farmhouse early and planned
to- search the farm for trace -tf him.
Mrs. McLari directed the Sehrchers
TO the woods, where her husband bad
worked the day before: They found
his ynX dnd Ia pile IF wood just IN
he had left il. \ short distance
front the SCENE The mtn notieod'sa
large tree had bcChn bloNn down.
MinnG they Investigated they found
the body Of 'MeLard mutalated almost
beyond, recognition, all Gha .s.''nl
'Thc huge tree arparGnay mad been
hi$.fthiGt from The atuftdr nd u hile
urf4tf5 II th@ wind laH FtNiltc,l its
trunk in t@oianddthe ties fill drJn
he farnyGr, i' hui9ind niIntodt IA
thc cArth9ifi dis. caH ''. ''' "'a
."ffc .t4&c, (Which bprcatcd. to IL
sqIid from without, Mas HdIow from
thc ,tunih To ia hrandh,s THi.
uair H. WCaE anil tfE STONY. vita
bowlGd it @3dr. '-' ~ .'."'' .
Tbr body,of .AlrrNlfLar4 YQs- tld \,
tp hls ohquc and thence to Nicely
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

the fabby substance will dry out
and be carried away by the winds.
This contention is based upon thc
theory that this jclly-likc substance
contains no soil and is but drcom-
posed mass of vegetable matter that
has been collecting for ages.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

Steamer Jim Wood passed up at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon hay
ing in tow several barge. Of logS.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

NIr. and Mrs. John Reed came un
from Morley yesterday afternoon
and will make their home in the Cape
in the future, .... .' ~ .ti
:. c, Toor Of Yandusor spent
Sunday in the Cape visiting friends.
.t ' t..
Joe Woltcrs of Jackson spent Sun
day afternoon in the Cape visiting
with the family of Martin Lorbcrg,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
u...,.0sl.n. E.iIl0SIaass,I, III:
HGEQT JJI on HiIYJH
! illlApl1 kellF, y nGHWIHEHt ,lArmCr

DSENt Jsj1 NEi ~ = S
.Nllapt7 k9tfl, 9RrHgPf9t farmer
oi Gordonvillc was in the city yes
tcrday. He reports that the corn
cror iaHhriiqg go! lHRllS thht unless
rain comes 'wiTFiin ythte ndXt fe~ days
it will be total failure in his To-
calitv.4qr, g. u ,".r3idD
Scott .Rdcdn.of Oak Ridge came.
down in his auto yesterday niternoons
bringing with him tho following WISH
tors: Ben Sadfcr, Willie Brock
miller Mrs. Walker Hinklc, August
Sanders fand Miss Meredith Mhlrr.
.dul ID - = h-4--T---I---'a aa1s,o5 ~
W. oRm Bats; of Oran, "a retired
business man and politician GAME up.
to the Cape Yesterday aftnrn0On2 in
an automobile with 4 : Mr. William
NnsonlG Mr., Bats has. the dist inc
ton of bang tho only man I'M Scott
County who held office continually
for many years and retired undefeated.
........ 't g. -----rr-r-.- i,iHp .ahafi
Mr.. NJ. L. .Leming who has been
stationed in San Antonio, Tex, for
a number Of years, Interested in the
construction of the San Antonio,
Uvalde d Gulf Railroad which is
owned by the Bankers. Trust Go,
Of st. Louis, and which has been the
6nIse of the fiuctuation Of the value of
that compsny's stock has returned to
the city on account of the serious
illness of his son who il confined with
typhoid fever. ..ur '.. r. ....t +
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
gp spcasstt Iphsss eGFns in tn

! Nh speatatt spbtss SSxas in the
Cap, ,yesterdgy , visiting his, mother.
2. 'efs erdmiinsE ietts j es,srday for
a-ssh4rt business ,tripEtof Sas Louis.
). H.. yaaacr,' Of Benton was a
Cape business Z visitor Yesterday.
s..- e., ,s;<l.ss---G o..
Mrs Roy Williams returned from
Commerce yesterday,
John Tlapek of St Marys transact
ed business in the Cape yesterday.
G. n. Lasswpll came up from
Kennett yesterday on business trip.
John .Kmfer,. Of Oran was in the
Cape Saturday, and returned to his
home Sunday, IS
A., &C. Howell of Advance, arrived
in the Cape. Saturday night. and
spent Sunday with his wife who is
III at st. Francis hospital -
Herman volkerding, a prominent
.faTmer irem Gordonville, spent Satur-
day in the Cape.
4 F-r ~-,.
{ M.<afd'. Mrs. J. +. Smith .of Char
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

Mr.. Edward Poe returned to Allen-
vile this morning after spending q
few days in the Cape visiting has
family and receiving medical treat
mcnt. His health has bccon" sui
ficicntly improved as to permit him
returning to his duties as govern
ment warehouse keeper at AlIcnvIllc,
:, -
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

Officer Charles Stone removed a
young man from the eDgiDc tender on
No. sol sunday where he was riding
He explained that he was out Of en-
ploymcnt and was on his way to
Mcclure, Ill, where he had bcPu told
that hc could obtain work, and after
promising that he would not Try to
steal any more rides, he was permitted
TO 90.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
BIG DITCH,TO ..'.
MAKE FARM OF
HUNT'ERSHAVEN
"Old Field Paradise of Wild
Fowl to Become Grain Field
.'''."- BY Drainage ',r.,." r
NOW RENDEZVOUS OF Lp.i
.,. REPTILES AND GAME

"di n, JS's gIiiaa s7nlri ,'tair Il
linen "Ia,,i ii ,augri bed Snjl'ui
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
o;ss sns;$H4 at'ss5 8s' pSpso'sts c to

the Office of Z. S. District Attorney
is in the city on legal business.
aY6In Stftn1t3;nog Of id9
James Warmer returned from st.
Louis ytstt+days&kt4e mo had 3been
attending "A meeting of district mana;i
gers OF the Waters-Piercc Oil Co.
.r9s ernAq3i9t s. "a 9y0y
o. c. SPARKS of Kenpett, who has
been in5d6 ,eai IeE 4SSs Aeveftd day.,
was joined yesterday by ;,his wife
and little daughter, and ali lat this
morning q,BE i;4ptq bfYF gailRP8Sn III
stay at Schumer Springs.
aHagIqAiI44-iG tfAQ 9ni :
Mrs. NJ. II. TowsoP, left foy Ken
nett yesttraaS il 'fespohsc az ~ tdlet
gram advising her thet Q heEf yfihYfeTe
Mrs. James Tatum, is very i'll and
not expected to live.
n....osI.n. a.,aotiqa!sI. Il:
tlemen who have the plastcring con-
traction. the large new dwelling OF
Ollie Lorbcrg near Gordonyillc,, went
out this morning to apply, ;thc finish
ing coat .-
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

John Johnson the well known stock
% an. r[,S htpS 6s t{ ,ao2 .ns M
7'' WV. W. 90 No. ~ .'.',' '.' W. WI,
%I lIr ,ond Mrs. ' Lo.,i. iicr,chwal I rc..
t,Tnod Yesterday from iJyahe,cc 5 Nhccrric; '
tEcy boyr been iy;i.iting for 20 ! ~ lcw L
aay. with Mrs, Bicr.cLWafs = nrre 'Di,;
~, .'' ~, ~ r--5,3.' -, -. '...,
Nj. nov o'Cnrncll- e.yornr Ia,j,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

, Arsp Hines, RHaqll 81 Nt'Yf'dand
ing is visiting With her mother,
lMrsy H,iGa Nf:GrlngIlEhi y
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

Mrs Roy Williams returned from
Commerce yesterday,
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

John Tlapek of st. Mary's transact
ed business in the Cape yesterday.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

D. g. ~ Lasswell came up from
Kennett yesterday on business trip.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24
BiG'fREEI BLOWN
D y mi ". N|D,.
KIIIS'AsFARMER
Body Of Clarence McLard is
Found Almost, Buried in
the Woods 1881 ''a,il,
soUGnT SHELTER FROM
WIND AND IS1SLAINi

'nenr2 r1.m ,dl ri rnr'0 IN dli
~ ~ L.tlna1l .nailulil.ni oil !
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

h9aH 9rodq9t5t Iii yiQQus
c. H. Ovcrstolz has recently pur-
chased ID sp4emdid iCqdaA9 automobile.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

CKia1sgFDlR&hS a1i KeeIys
.4!teqa4irslis Hahp 4fR9 ,RBhp bust
ness frip.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-24

John .Kmfer,' Of Oran was in the
Cape Saturday, and returned to his
home Sunday, 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-10
MINERS AND OPERATORS
HOLD A CONFERENCE
BY the United Press.

Philadelphia, Feb. 1o.-A new
wage agreement to prevent any sus-
pension of work on April l. upon
which date the present contract be-
tween operators and miners IN Ohio,
expires, was the important matter
discussed here today at a conference
of miners and operators The
operators reiterated statements
previously that il other states
follow the example OF Ohio in the
passing of laws similar to the Ohio
anti-screen law 1t will put them out
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-10
DET ROIT VOTING TODAY
ON RADICAL CHANGES
ottfS VIII Ea;ify or Reject Pro-
noend N"W City (fia4ter----6 uts
soauril rom RI Ia -
Members.
BY the United Press.

Dotrni, Nnoh I'm tFta~
o,o ar ,I,, ,s.a., ..,,i,..,oa ..,,,,,,aio.,.
in ia. bi.tor,. of Ier,r n,Ifti,, q,+rrs
~ natra,f ,,o,, :, .t,o ,a,,, ,oa.,.
IA r,+i,,- or ra5.,,- .h,. ,.,.l,.naad No.. /
a.ty r.a43ar -s.rftte, taa4 fatl D.. ,
l.,.,,t ms, r i..f,o,,.,. ~
H. taaicsffa,s .,..re. .,ar yat;n.o -,,,,u,
h.. baa,., rho n,,,,asaa ob,rtc,. +.
ered ,,,o-o ar ! es. Of i, ,,,,oro
-.,,i.. ,,,t,,.,,,o ,he ,,o,,o,,d. ~ a,,..,.
5yb, ..anteA 49, fou. ,banaos .. ms.
eil,lo ia tI,o al1 aa,,,t,,,.,,t i,,,t r.
leans 10 the radical rather than tia
conservative side.
+, Dra7fda. For = senaratiou nj city
from sfato. med national a,s4t;ana.
tho el4ctfo, nf civ officials every
-oor y.ars o., o nnn-narfissn ballot
with % nr4fprential feature ncrasft-
ri,.a. ci-iza,,~- 70 vnta f5. zaJa,tl and
fl,ir1 oaoicee. concentration Of
z.oaar in tue hands of tba MAYER
who. like other CITY officials. Is made
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probably win be passed in the com
mons by the government normal
majority, bat the uHiouin7 intend
fighting every inch of the WAY in
the hope OF turning nut their OH
ponents on Il snap decision. such
as they engineered on ihe financial
clauses OF the home ruie bin when
ii first came up for passage.
With Mrs. Pankhurst. Miss Annie
Kenny and other leading suffra-
sette mice back from their reed
peration Oh the continent. extraor-
binary police precautions were tax
en- to prevent any Interference with
today s ceremony bS the militaHtq,
who had announced their Intention
OF personally presenting petition to
King George. Chief of Police Sir
Edward Henry was in command
and platn-clothee men swar1ned
around and among spectators lining
the route from buckingham palace
TO the houss of parliament.
superintendent Quinn Of Scotland
Yard, known among the women as
the Chief Cat quiet little grey
haired man ia Prince Albert coat
and silk hat. was d conspicuous fig
ure Walkings alongside of the big
f5jlfigI aQarl, boa rfutr tho 1y;,,,r a,l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-10

Visits and sermons arr seldom TOO
brief
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-10
State Bank Election.

The stockholders of the First
Guaranty STATE Bank and Trust Com
pauy With which the Peoples Ma
tional Bank was recently consolidate
Ell. held their annual meeting Sat
urday night and raised the directo-
rate to fifteen. of which T. T. Clark
J. Oran Garter, J. G. Castelar, and
Jno. NJ. Weekley were followers and
the following additional directors
We're elected: ]. Blakey, v l.. Bla-
key. J. L. Clarke, r. f. Blakey- Dr..
A. ] Cox, Dr. "A. l.. Thomas, ] L.
MeMurray, H. T. Stringer, T. j, kel-
seq. DR.. l.. +. Clark and NJ. D.
Glaspy
The directors elected the follow
ing officers: J Blakey, chairman OF
the board of directors; T. T, Clark,
president; j. Oran Carter, active
vice president; J. l.. Clarke, cash
Ter: VI L. Blakey, assistant cashier;
Rupert r. Blakey, assistant cashier.
The new furniture and fixtures are
in place and the work on the build
ing will soon be completed when the
new bank will have a most desirable
location and one of the most ele-
gantly furnished banking houses to
be found in all this section.--Ennis
News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-10
iIE}ITH1 H.aiit-ND MORE
D.t&Dki ff'.
Pari9ian Sage Makes Dry, taat tract
i've Hair Soft. Fluffy. abundant
and Radiant With Life.

us entirely needless to have uu-
sigh II. matted, seraSgy or faded
hair. 4 little care is all that is
needed to make it soft pretty. per
feetl.. healthy, aud free from dan
drum, he Hair DESTROYER,
Use aari ian saae-it sappiiee
1alr needs ana is absolutel. harm
less. Il cIeansea the scalp of al.
dandruff, quickly stops itching head
ana Ealijns haia. ana is one OF The
be5t 5onics O stimulate tie HaiE an
mahe il ae-a eng ana beautiful
Get a botllo of Partisan Sage to-
day from Curtin Two Drug Stores
or i. any drug co1rter. il costs but
SO cents, RUB i into the scalp
all dandruf disappears-yoar Head
feels hne-t he hair Is pretty and per
fcetiy healthy. ADJ ln-17-w-1G
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me army and high Officers of
state, Great crowds lined the route
ana gave The monarch and his COT
sort the usual hearty greeting.
On their arrival at the ROYAL en-
trance to the house oi lords an i'm
posing procession headed b. trum-
letters and herald, was formed ana
Hade its way 10 the legislative
chamber where Jhe peers and peer-
f@aes iii robe4 and coronets wefe
assembled. Ambassador walter
Hines Page, with Mr.. Page were
spectators in the diplomatic gal
l"rF, The former in sober black even
ing clothes.
The king and queen having taken
'helf seats on the throne, Gentle
man Usher Of the Black Rod, Sir
A"mE Stephenson was dispatched 10
tie members of tho house of COM
mons, #ho shortly afterwards az
peared headed by speaker L0wthar.
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,.ro-.n.,=, I.''''s N'''''s'-' "'i'
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ed s,,o.ah ,an,'.-,,,., On = 'l''''
a;.. '''''''' '''''''''S gre z''
-,ha ..>,., e..
f.,..a., - ~ ''''
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'-',''' IL
.a..,- INV, - 90
-. ,., a.., -
roeals would he lafd ho,o,a ,,o.,,t+
rant bztba e-f,,,.,.,,,,,o.,,4 f,, ~, -.
form Ct tba house of lorfn a,1
TO, 1ooisto+io, roaor4; ia -.
shin
r,. ...-...-, ,..,z 49,,
-, -
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rangement whereby a Woman's bill
win be assured OF Il good place in
the list
There will be considerable discus
sion on the navy estimates. and a
strong section OF the liberal econ
omists will mako a determined al
tack Oh First Lord OF he Admiral
~ Winston Charchilfs ''bigae5t
ever appropriation. This is Il
source of real danger to the gov
ernmnnt, for although the Union
lists would ordinarily support
Churchill aeaiast the eeonomta 8.
HON they cal! the 'gucide club, 50
Ronar Law may deem il good pol
itics to draw eff his party 1T 4
critical momeu; and allow the gov
ernmen5= u taeet defeat at the
hands of is followers Such a de
Feat would of course, nceessitate inn
mediate resignation.
Evening star., 1914-01-15
Senator Owen Predicts Action
on Nomination Before Ad-
journment Today.
FIGHT BY REPUBLICANS
AGAINST CONFIRMATION
One G.. O. P. Member of Committee
Admits, However, That Virginian
Will Be Next Controller.

Every effort is being made TODAY by
the democrats of the Senate banking and
currency committee to rush the nominal
tion of John Shelton Williams as con-
troller of the currency to the Senate with
q favorable report. Although Chairman
Owen of the banking and currency COM
mittee predicted this afternoon that IA
vorable action would be taken on the
nomination and Il report made before
the Senate adjourned today. some of
the other members of the committee We're
not so sangune.
That Mr.. Williams will ultimately be
confirmed was the statement of repub-
Gcan members of the committee.
It's been on the boards for months
that Mr.. Williams was to have the con-
trollership as soon as the currency law
could be passed and it was felt safe to
appoint him." declared one of the repub-
licans. Although some of the republicans
at least would like to make fight against
the confirmation in the Senate, they are
this afternoon asking themselves If it is
really worth the trouble when the ad-
minstration, has lined up all its forces
to put the nomination through. The
fight may come, however. and if it does
Ii may continue for some time.
Democratic members of the committee.
including Senator owen insisted that Mr.
before the committee today. had made a
most excellent showing, and they We're
:irEnly convinced he had acted rightly in
Evening star., 1914-01-15
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col. John T. Thompson. ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to the Springfield
armory, Springfield, Mass. on official
business pertaining to the operations of
the ordnance department.
Col. Richard NJ Blatchford is relieved
from the 11th Infantry and assigned to
the 18th Infantry.
By direction Of the President. First
Sergt John Brown. Sd Recruit Company,
will be placed upon the retired list.
The leave of absence heretofore granted
First Lieut. Lewis E. Goodier. jr.. Coast
Artillery Corps. Is extended one month.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut. Bruce 3. Butler 30th Infantry, in
special orders. No. 234, October I. 1913.
War Department, is extended one month.
First Lieut. Shepard L. Pike. infantry.
is relieved from duty at the Pacific
branch. United States military prison,
and will proceed to Texas City, Tex, for
duty.
BY direction of the President, First
Sergt. Albert Rottler. Company *, 9th
Infantry, will be placed upon the retired
list.
The following transfers of officers Of
the cavalry arm are ordered:
Capt. Samuel B. Arnold, from the Sth
Cavairy to the 9th Cavalry.
Capt. Julius T. Conrad. from the sd
Cavalry to the Sth Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Victor NJ. Whitside, from
the 1th Cavalry to the 11th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Horace Fl. Fuller. from
the 11th Cavalry to the 1th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. John J. Waterman. from
the 7th Cavalry to the 18th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. James S. Mooney. from
the I'd Cavalry to the 7th Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Harry D. Chamberlin,
from the 7th Cavalry to the 9th Cavalry.