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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Delegates Named.

Delegates and alternates were
named for the county convention at
Salem, August 90, at meeting Of
the Women,s Christian Temperance
Union yesterday afternoon at st.
sPaul's Methodist Episcopal church,
South.
Oficers will be. elected for the year
at call meeting to be held at st.
Paul's church at 1880 clock Tues
day night.
The delegates named for the con
vention are Mrs. a. o. Flowers. Mrs.
j. u. Robinson. Mrs Lulu Warner,
Mrs. Kyle, Mrs. Milan, Mrs: Clyde
Law, Mrs. Oscar Wilt Mrs. 3. u.
Robinson, and Mrs. ]. b. Smith.
The alternates are Mrs. George
iBo-.ng, Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. Mayo, Mrs,
"a. n. Harding, Mrs. James N. Allen.
and Mrs. H. M. Heavier. M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
PERSONALS

Mrs. John Sherman has arrived
home from a two weeks visit with
friends at Adrian, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ~. Gribble and
daughter, Miss Minerva. went Tues
day night to Ocean City,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
For Miss Click.

IN honor of Miss Dorothy Click, Of
Cleveland, o., very enjoyable bowl
ing party was given by a number Of
her friends in the city. Miss CLICK is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Harris, of Webster street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
4 n Society II Meet

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Central Christian church will hold
IS! McReynolds on Mulberry street
at 2 O'Clock THURSDAY afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Lawn Fete.

The Sunday school classes of Miss
Nan Goodwin and j. c. Gray in the
Methodist Protestant church viii give
a lawn fete from until 95o'clock
Thursday evening on the lawns OF
II. II. Taylor and "A. q. Fordyce al
463 Ice street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Miss Beatrice Fitzwater, Of.
Buckhannon, will give a recital
at the Industrial NJ. e. Church,
Thursday, Aug. 18TH =. At 7 I
p. m. Miss Fitzwater comes
highly recommended and is a
graduate Of the Greedy School
Of EIocution and Dramatic All
of Boston and Y.or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Baby Bath Tubs

WHY deprive the youngster OF
q rood, roo1ny bath when q nice
conf ortable bath tub can be he'd
as low as $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Are You Going to Take q Trip?

Let that trip long going need SONG
luggage you want luggage that stand the naro
tests 81 travel you to place order now for
trunk bag Suit Case Bags low $1OO Suit Cases as
low as S1.OO Trunks from 5000 to $500
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Other hand=power cleaners
which can be highly recommends
"a and does pull the dirt out Of
the carpet. Specially priced $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
,EOla1.iIzlytOll, X.

Is thekey-note to pert ctlon N
hand-power vacuum cleaners;
works like a carpet sweeper, has
the brush attachments. Price
s@7s00
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Preserve, Jars, I and 2-quaft, with
Milk panss, 2 and 4-quart size, loo
French Pots, 1Oc.
Bean Bakers, 2 and quart size, e
Salt Boxes, DC.
Hanging Flower Baskets, zoe.
4 lard inieres, 1Oc to Soc.
Churns, all sizes, rate Of oc gal
Combines, 1Oc.
Chambers, 1Oc.
wash Bowls and Pitchers, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
DEATH THREAT IN PERSIAN
Columbia Professor Traps ori-
entail Who Sought $500.

Charged with threatening tne NV.
DR.. Abraham Yohannan, prole
Oriental languages at Columbia .ooo
vorsity. with death unless he pa'o s|S Ok
Joel Jacobs. a young Persian. o. 80. ~
West Thirty-seyenth Street. was a.
rested in the professors apartment 0''
West 12dth Street, last night
DR.. Yohannan received is' .s., ~
April 30 in Persian, which said tnaH -
ho did not pay 5000 so that the - re
could return TO his native lana ne
would be killed. o,,.. and
Detectives Charles Hill and Jonh m n
Manus were placed on the case,
Monday DR.. Yohannan received a"o 80
letter demanding the money IN nv
peremptory terms Yesterday sone gmo
called him on the telephone ana III
ouired what he was going 70 uo ""
corning "a certain communication.
"If you will come 70 my nou .s III,
night" Dr. Yohannan told him. WI"
nav YOU 800 on account. 1.
McManus and Hill were nidaen ~
the professors apartment AZ "
Jacobs appeared. saying he was ne ~,
senger sent TO receive the money. ne
accepted 800 in marked oiiis from W.
Yohannan and was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
SHADOW SCARES
AMATEUR THIEVES
Leave Loot In Safe, Escape and
Then Come Back to
Confess.

Two would-be safecrackers. who last
Sunday night broke into the safe AZ
tho 155th Street station Of the putnam
Division. New York Central Railroad,
abandoned their loot and fed to PhiIa-
delphia Their nerve gone, they re-
turped yesterday to confess to the DIS
trict Attorney.
The two men, Spencer Roberts, an
assistant ticket agent, twenty-tnree
years old, of q McComb's Place, ana
Thomas Wright, conductor, thirty
voars old. of 90 Chestnut Street, Yonk-
ers. last week. according to their con-
fession. purchased brace and quarter
inch drills and with these slipped into
the Office Sunday evening. After an
hours drilling, with the money still
beyond reach, their nerve failed, they
saw. A watchman's shadow sweeping
the wall made them creep TO the door
and run.
Next morning Mrs. Roberts found a
note from her husband: Am in trou-
BILE. Goodby" A few minutes later
Melville G.. Wooley, the stationmaster,
entered the house with two detectives
and told her of the theft of Sl,lOO.
Chief Detective Humphreys, OF the New
York Central, was summoned, and at
once took up the case. -,
The would-be cracksmen meanwhile
scanned the papers in Philadelphia for
news of their pursuit. There, again,
according to their confession, the
strain proved too great, and they de-
termined to give themselves up. This
they did yesterday and were locked up
charged with burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

This was well known, and was one Of
the reasons that he was talked OF by
Republicans as the strongest cand date
who could be nominated.
1t is still believed here, however, that
Justice Hughes is the logical man for
the Republicans 20 nominate. Repub-
licans generally think he IL the one
man on whom Republicans and Fro.
gressives could unite. and Il is believed
that. should he he nominated, he would
be elected by n substantial majority.
i is pointed out that each day the
Barnes Roosevelt libel suit az Syracuse
goes on Justice Hughes grows stronger,
for, il is asserted, the testimony serves
10 make the people feel that he would
be Just as good a President as he was
Governor Of New York.
Justice Hughes may disapprove OF
the use Of his name as Presidentiai
candidate. 81 is said here, but thio Will
not prevent Republicans interested IN
the success Of the Republican party
from discussing It. Some comfort may
be given 70 the Democrats by the state
ment authorized by Justice Hughes, but
Il will not count for much If many well
known Republicans have their way pc
cause il Is expected that before very
long other prominent party men VIII
follow the example of Governor nat
field Of Virginia and tell what they
believe 10 be the real truth regarding
the Republican Presidential nomination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer, and A"lsnmsnt.-MX 5; Li.u,. 7.
Brennan. l4ith 10 1894; J. Edwards. lSith 10
1891: J. J. Donovan. l63d to lt7th; W II. Mas
terson. 1881 10 l54th: Ptmn. ". J. Howley. 2sth
to 18th; 1881 10 pets. indicated T. J. Schaefer.
ljlst. ". o. DrinIsa,er. 1880. II. J. sen1. 1920
T. j. NoSky. l6jth.
Temporary AssIsnmsnt,.-serr. r. V McCsuley.
2lst pct. to Commissioners onice. 20 days. Nay
s. Ptlmn J. r. Buckley. 18th pct. N bet. Bur-.
8 days May 2. " T. o,Connor and p. LORI. 18th
pct. 10 lth |. ID. Is days. May 3: G. Dovney.
6Sth PCT. TO Commissioners ofics. 30 days. May
5. A. W. Devoe. lijth pct. 10 Oct Bur. 10
days May 3: r. Henry. 18TH pct. 10 bet. Bur. /
day. MAY 3. J, F. McLsgshlni is5th pes: to Det.
pets. indicated. 80 days. May 6: J. A. Hofgren.
IT.. %; g. Greco. Ith; A. Cava. 18TH T. Har-
s6th: V O'Tools 18th J. j. Campbell, lTOth; c.
F. sullivan. 275th. Mounted p,lmn.. without horses
and equipments 10 training stable from commands
Indicated. days May 3. G. r. Monshan. seth
q. f. siller. seth. J. J. McGowsn. i72d @. A.
Boettger jr.. Traffic u.
Asst Snment 0lseonunUed.-Ptlm q. !. Brust
oTIh pct, m mounted duty. Nay S.
Leaves mo pay .-Ptlmn. 2 b. Tsllmsn. 18th
pct. days. May I. z. Z. Nuahey. s6th. l day.
May s
p. m. May 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

MICHAEL HEALY (Oct % 1919; net ,ls s7s
To New York society for the Relief Of the Ruptured
Faith lie rector Of II. Church q Mother OF Of
Perpetual Help and the rector q the Church OF ST.
nephew. s2.s22. seven nephews and nieces each
100: rest q estate TO other relatives Assets:
d'2 as ssR ss' L. and TIT TG gs5S ,Ss es 1910
$4,000 NJ, C.. C6,rlpt,s " Iess;i. mother a IL.
81 So1 the remainder after the lie estate Of Mrs
Charlotte N. leggstt. Assets; us East 29th st
le"eiv. $3.50; mortgages. s2i.552. and stocks and
CLRRMOST l. GARRISON april II. Islp :
net Sal FOG. To Mrs. Adelaide l. tisrkson. widow
Assets Estate Of eighty acres at Clemont. Colum-
6s County. $4,000; ten acres IN the town Of Cl.r-
Clermont. s?ij; An undivided one NTH interest in
each o. The following parcels 6ss Tenth W S. 800
q w. ssa TS,,o st. $40 2ss GTseHweh
interest IN equity. t2.2jo; ?li2lj West ST So osa
:ll:2lS Franklin st. $500: 3s5-5s7 West St.
deposits. 1881: notes and personally, 81 0sS
stocks. $500: share In good will o. arm OF ogden
4 clHsson. 5000; due from estate Of Sarah c
NORRIS, GREEN Dul, "a. 1919; net. ..s. $50
20 70 s Mfs Ina Green. widow. lie estate IN
o. 81 900 Charles Green. Leo Green and Fdward
" Greer sons each received s2.3sl. Alice H.
ufes anadaIsh,s. 5000 and the rest passed
10 Eds.Td " sis,al; 6fo,6sr." ,si.jsii: o. o.:
Ter. sister. $500: CutsJus siess brosbe,
1900: Jacob w. siesAl brother. life estate IN SO,
goo .d the rest passed 10 other relatives employees
and inends. Assets. One-sirth interest, So 3s3 ia
tho equity In $50 49, tst Columbus av spprsissd
AZ tl0s. 600 deposts. sj+.77l personally So ass;
siesal. s.. t9l -
,FhNNIE GALE WILLIS toct g. isID; net.
sisters share equally IN the estsi. Assets An ' un
divided one. third intsrts. In 80 East seth g.. sl2
~ deposit. 200. personality. 695. and stocks
ANDREW DEyINE NOV. S. 1910: net. s2s ss2
10 ab. sarah Beatrice Deune. widow. sl3.3ts
ami sister. each tisT3
JACOB MAYER June !. lslD; net. SIS, $50. To
bernhard Mayer Jerome Mayer and Daisy Heyman
sons and daughter. each te2 Gee. and tive sisters
e.. 700 Assets An equity $4,000, In lS5 Essl
goo; deposits. .ll.03s mortgages and penonsliy
boss; stocks. t3iys5: one-halt interest In the
..gener business jacob Mayer 4 Son ssT Third az,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
IN. ]. BANKS PUT
in N. Y. DISTRICT
Reserve Board Authorizes
Change and Adopts
Gag" Rule.
rT,om Tho Tribune Bureau J

Washington, May 4.-By IMAM,
mou, vote the Federal Reserve boaru
to-day decided to grant the reques' u
N. banker, OF Northern New Jersey
and ,rsnsfer twelve counties OF the
stat. from the Philadelphia Reserve
Bank district to the New York district
TYLER and Wetzel counties, West VIZ
oinia. were also transferred from the
Richmond Bank TO the Cleveland banS'
All Of Southern Oklahoma except hVe
counties in the extreme southeast was
,rsn.,erred from the Dallas Bank 70
the Kansas City Bank. .u
The board refused the petition OF Ino
Nebraska banks to be put IN tne Cni.
cago district instead or the hansu.
City district. The banks IN wyoming
we're also denied transfer
The counties in Northern New Jer-
GOV transferred to the New York BANK
are Sussex, Passaic, Bergen, warren
Worris Essex. Union, Somerset, MID
dlesex, Monmouth, Hunterdon ana mug,
son. The petition was signed by 12o
banks. whose combined capital and sur
plus amount to s3l ,226,42 and whose
deposits total sl56,465,000. Nine banks
which did not sign the petition, out
which will be transferred with the rest,
have capital and surplus OF sl,lII,oOO
and deposits Of s5,3lO,OOO.
By the change now approved the Ne"
York Reserve Banks capital, estimated
by the organization committee at W.
021 OOO-without state banks-will be
increased by about sl,920,000. The
Philadelphia Banks estimated capital
of s12.488,138 will be decreased by q
like amount. To the Cleveland Banks
capital of s12007,3S4 will be added
about s3l. 900, while the Richmond Bank,
with s6,903,80l, will lose that amount.
The Kansas City Bank, with s6,5sO,Ol5
capital, will get about s975,0O0 more,
and the Dallas Bank, with s5,54O,O2O,
will lose that much.
Incidentally this change makes the
New York Reserve Bank virtually as
large as any two other banks, despite
the avowed intention in parcelling out
the districts to keep the New York dis
trict as small as possible. One evil
dence Of this was shown when Jersey
City, which Is financially part OF
greater New York, was placed IN the
Philadelphia Bank, while towns as close
in Southwestern Connecticut. which did
all their banking business with New
York were placed in the Boston Bank
The New York Reserve Bank will
now have almost as much capital as the
Philadelphia and Chicago banks put to-
gether. These two are the largest out
side Of New York.
Action on all other petitions, includ-
ing that Of Baltimore against Rich
mond being the reserve bank city of
it's district, was deferred until further
experience"
A feature Of the boards meeting was
the passage Of a resolution binding ali
the members to secrecy as to the mo-
tive. sctuating them in voting to make
the changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Albany, May 4.-Incorporations fled
to-day with the Secretary of State:
Young 4 Wagner. Manhattan: general oon.sre.-
Y; lrrna u. Wagner and Steward Wagner. Brook
I'm. -
.rai Il" advertising business; $4,000; ir. 4 Worth
ington. 66S T.. 18th ST., Brooklyni william n.
CLARK. RldsewOod. y. J., Henry D. Reynolds. Phil
Arcadl. Novelty Co. Newark u; 7 r.ndIns ma
/ Henry Novelty Manufacturing Co. Manhattan;
5000; John ]; Tully,. 1885 linton Az: IadOr Henry
j. p, Miller Asency, Syracuse: general insurance;
$40. 900. Jacob p Miller. William j. Demong and
George Hisrspoli,,, Syracuse.
Remsen ST., Brooklyn Harold Stanley, South
Clematis Realty Co. Manhattan; SO. 900: Flor.
Weiss loS W lilst st.; William A. johnson and
Weisbart Holman Co. Manhattan; general live
stock. realty, etc. $50 Ooo Morris Wesosrt. l24t
Garden y. Hobokcn. \. j.; Jesse H. Rodmsn and
AiaI Farm Corp. Manhattan: $50 900; Finest J.
steimle. Belysle Road Mountain Lakes. y. J.:
Byron G. HoTiesi Brooklyn; Thomas b, Dans'
Esperanto Land Corp., Manhattan; $4,000; Ear
b. BeSih ITO W. sen st.. Earl Il Graham Brook
and md,e; $50 900: Edward :. Brinion., 'fie Wal
, a ~ l.
Industrial Equipment Co. Manhattan: $4,000;
Arthur II. Ferber. Murray st. stapIeton. y. y. !;
Samuel b. Won Der smith. James J. Donohue ~ Y.
Weber Hamilton. Manhattan: general contract
ing: s.. 900. Richard P Weber, David T. Hamilton.
Mary Hamilton. Long Island City.
Horace A. Demarest Grahsm Court; Frank Dema
rest Charles Il. Small. y. Y.
New York Stores Realty Co., Manhattan: $40, 900;
Joseph ]. Lynch, SOL I'd sv. Bradley Beach. y. j. !:
Arnold J. Meury. jersey City. " J.. Samuel Hell
linget. y. Y.
The Kny Scheer.r Corp. Manhattan; 70 tax. over
business Of the hny Scheerer Corp. OF Nev York
manufacturing surgical instruments. etc. 5000 900 /:
William r. Baird. IA Ralston sV.. South Orange
y j.: Stephen s. Newton. N L; Frank J. Kent.
John BonSit Skirt Co. Manhattan; $40. 900; John
Bonwit. 56l West SD at, y. Y. Edwin X. Tomin-
son. East Orange. y. J.; Rae Flock. y. Y.
and chidren's apparel; $1,000: r. Druck, 225 West
10th St. y. Y: William Anderson n. y: Clar-
ence Mint Psssaic y j
Low Hughes Golf shop. Manhattan; $4,000.
George Low, Bstusrol, y. j.; Henry J. Hughes.
Brooklyn; Thomas {. EnneUer. \. 7.
Evans Holding Co.. Bronx; realty. ese s., 900:
keedwell. Arthur Barnett. Bronx
Periu e. Lipman Co. Manhattan; deal In hats
and caps s.. 900. Adolph PERTH, 2o3 East ilith ST.
Mar Lyman. Jacob hoplowiz. y. y.
Feld-frsnken Co. Manhattan; deal IN ladies'.
misses and childrens suits; $40. 900; DAVID Field,
PSI South ID ST.. Brooklyn: Joseph Bass. n. Y:
Plaza Galleries. Inc. Manhattan: works Of ar !:
$50 900: Emanuel David s0I West 18th st.: Ber-
nsrd Derne. y. v; Frank Deardorf. Elmhurst.
Il. Operating Co. Manhattan; innkeepers:
5000 Hugo J. h,nf, % East ssth ST. Louise
Hanf. William Isenberch. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
NOT ACANDIDATE
INSISTS HUGHES;
BARS USE 0FNAME
But Washington Republi,
cans Still Discuss Him
for President.
JUSTICES ACTION
PLEASES DEMOCRATS
Wilson's Friends Have Feared
Nomination Of the JuriSt
Above All others.

Washington. May 4-Justice Charles
+. Hughes authorized to-day the state
ment that he disapproved OF the use
Of his name in connection with the
coming Presidential campaign, but de-
spite this there was no let-up in the
discussion among Republicans and Dem
ocrats as 20 the probability Of the jus
tice being the next Republican candi-
date for President. The statement was
as follows:
Justice Hughes wholly disapproves
the use Of his name IN connection with
the Presidential campaign. Not only
has he no desire to re-enter politics,
but as n member OF the Supreme Court
he is not available He is not can
didRte in any sense, and cannot per
nit his name 20 be used
Democrats in close touch with the
administration here found the state
ment very interesting and pleasing, be
cause il is we'll understood here that
II Justice Hughes is allowed 10 carry
out his own desire anc stay on the
bench a big black cloud will be lifted
from the hopes Of President Wilson's
friends, who want 20 see the President
reelected next gear.
As has -ileady been told IN The
Tribune, Justice Hughes is the one
Republican whose nomination for the
Presidency next year would cause the
Democrats many sleepless nights. They
frankly admit that Justice Hughes is
popular, and that he would make the
strongest candidate the Republican con-
vention could nominate.
Among Republicans who are still IN
Washington the statement authorized
by Justice Hughes caused no surprise.
1t was pointed out that the justice had
never been considered as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
President; that he preferred not to re-
enter public life, and that he wished to
stay upon the Supreme Court bench.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
FIRE DEPARTING lent.

Fined. G A Rinschler. Eng. 70: charge.
being under the influence OF liquor. drug or com
pound. seven leaves ordered withheld
Sentence Suspendsd.-Frmn. II. J. T Hirds
Eng. %. charge. reckless driving.
Reprl manded.-Frmn. c. A. HOusemsn. II. and l..
~ charge reckless handling OF tiller wheel.
Charges 0smssed-Frmn. G. A. Sllbereisen.
Eng. ~. charge. reckless driving; Frmn J. j.
Kahrs ". and l.. ~: charge. reckless driving
Prsotlee.-ro report to G. J. Muir. Eth Reg.
Armory, May 6. 10 a. M. c. W. Roe. IT.. Eng
10: J. T. Foote. Eng 49, ". J. Mertens Ens
"a: A. Hothersdl. Eng 81; r. Bornholz, Eng
%: Il. Reichert. Eng 81 J. J; D.Ane,edo. Eng.
+; 4; Dsmmsysr: Eng e; i l. Drceslsr Eng
c. Ems 2l3; " F: Hickey; Eng. ?li; 7, $.
" Mum. Eng ?u; G. A. wdmey; T.. Eng. ESQ
II. Brenner, Eng 2ss; y A. Wooey Eng 2S7
I'd Sec; +. BernSen. n. and L. II; ]. T. II.
Murray. II. and L. li9; " H. Breuer. II. and
J. 90: j. j. schoppmeyer n and L. %; T. &
Clements. II aud l.. IS; J. A. Unrath. II. and
J.. 40: A. j. Muir, II. and l.. IS: A. T Cole
II. and l.. lo7 j. Miller No. 3. II. and L. us;
y. ]. Bruno. II. and L. l2s. q. Olsen. H. and
l.. 1913; G. G. Brown. II. and L. 1877, J. j.
O'Keefe. u. and l. lii; J. A. Stack. II. ard L.
liS: G. Charous Eng gal.
Leaves mo psy).-Ens Of Steamer W. C.
Thsyne. Eng lji. 2. hourA May S; Frmn. L.
Fayelet Eng 239 ~ hours, May 5: Eng. OF
Steamer W II. stack. Eng. 81. IL hours May I +;
Chief Of Battalion H. P. Kirk. 3lH Battalion. II
hours. May 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
trcm he Trioun. Bur.iul
Washington. MAJ 4.

tFrcn he Tribun. Bureau
Washington. MAJ T.
ARMY
Cap. LEWIS II WATKINS Corp, n Enc. from
r.. Wayne take station a. Cleveland In con-
nection with present duties.
Leaves o. absence Capt. ALFRED Z. kENNlSG-
TON. 10th cav. month upon arrivsl IA L.
>. First Lieut.. CHARLES : BLAhELi. ID
Field Art. two months upon Er1ral IN u. ;. :.
Capt. WILLIAM y. HUGHES. retired recruiting
Oficer, one month from June !.
NAVY
Rear Admiral r. A FlSkE. dosched AID for
Operations. May II: to Naval War COLLEGE.
June ;.
Capt. v. o. CHASE. detached command virginia:
Comm. l. NJ MUTTON. to naval Academy.
June s
Lieut.. z s MOSES. detached Ohio; n Alabama.
Lieut.. WILSON BROWN. detained Connecticut: to
IA.ui. BrkoN MCANpLEss. detached Mehl-
chspi.in VI e GI.TEsoN. % N.rl Training Sta
Mschinia PAxToS HorCHKIss. detached
Prairie. 20 BruokIyn
Chief Carpenter L. 3. PUILEN. placed on retired
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
ku 2-Nw Elmpshlis. o. Hampton he<dti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-05

Cleveland. At San Francisco; Chattanooga At
MaIatlAn
MAY New York. Georgia Missouri. Ohio via.
cunsin, DI DE- D-3 and yestal, a. Hamp,on
Roads. Annapolis q. Connto. Yankton at
May 4-WIlmington. at Canton.
MAY New Hampshire from Southern DIM
grounds FOR Hampton Roads: Nashville. from
ssnto Domingo city for Guantanamo.
MAY New York. from Southern drill ground,
for Hampton Roads. OIars from ~ Y FOR
post repair trial. lankton. from Hampton Road,
Tor Norfolk: Pontiac. from Newport for ~ Y
Yard. vulcan from Beirut for Jana.
Vessels on Atlantic feet southern dnll
grounds gill proceed 70 Hampton Roads TO-DAY 10
remain until Ith inst. when they will proceed
20 y Y The exceptions 10 foregoing are Vermont
and Minnesota which will proceed to-day 70 their
respective homs yards for overhaul. aud Rhode
island witch will remain IN vicinity OF Hampton
Road. on special service.
Mail address Of Annapolis changed from Pa
clnc station via san franciSco. Cal" 70 "fn
care ~ the Postmaster. y Y. City"
Chester will not leave home waters for Mediter.
ranean until early IN June. when she will pro-
ceri 10 Beirut syra. 90 relief Of Tennessee.
Des Moines now en- route from West Indies 10
CEdE, Spain. viii relieve North carolina from
duy u EssIern Leiiiesrtnsaa-