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President and Mrs RooseveltGo to Virginia Today

GAEL PROM CABINET CLEGEE-

iigngcmciit of 3Irs Flora Louise

Clement and Cnpt Sydney Amos

Clomnn 17 A Announced Jlnrrlnge of Rosemary Snrtorls In

The President Mrs Roosevelt Win

leave today tor a three days visit to

their cottage In Albemarle County Vawhere they propose waking several horse-

back excursions In the mountains Theywill be accompanied only by the Presidtnts stenographer and have the ser-

i e there of the caretaker of the placeMrs Root Mrs Taft Mrs Hitchcock

Cortelyou and Mrs Metcalf calledthe WBltc Houfce yesterday morning

for their usu l weekly visit to MnrRoosevelt who always devotes Tuesdaymorning to this informal reception ofthr Cabinet hostesses

In the afternoon Mrs Rooseveltthe concert of the Philadelphia

Orrhestnt having as guests in her hexMrs Taft Mr Byard airs Pellew andMiss Hagner

The engagement is announced of MrsFlora Louise Ciememt of this city U

Sydney Amos Clemen U S A thewedding to take ptaccm the near futureMrs Clement Is the widow of the lateVictor Clement who was welt known inNow York and San Francisco She naahad an apartment at the Connecticut forthe past two seasons Mrs Clement hastraveled abroad very extensively and isextremely popular with the circle offrIends she has made in WashingtonCapt Cktman te one of the beatknownbachelor officers on duty in Washingtona member of the Twentyfifth Infantryassigned to special duty at the War Col

and on the General Staff He wasappointed to the Military Academy fromOhio and graduated in the class of ft-

He is a member of the MetropolitanChevy Chase and Army and Navy clubs

Austrian Ambassador who return-ed to New York yesterday wilt sail nextweek for a short visit to Vienna butnot be accompanied by the BaronessHengelmuUer The latter who is sow inNew York will return to WashingtonNovember f and reopen the Embassy onConnecticut avenue

Baron Karl von Giskra the former flrstsecretary of the AustroHungarian Em-

bassy ho last spring entered upon theduties of Minister to Chile has againreceived a substantial promotion beingnamed Minister to Mexico Baron andBaroness von Gtekrm the latter formerlyMiss Helen lOng of Baltimore wilt nottake up their residence in Mexico untilthe early spring In the Interval DazesHumane the secretary of embassy hi-

thfe city will go to Mexico to act ascharge daffaires-

The Baroness von Sternborg wife of theGemma Ambassador entertained a boxparty at Daises Theater yesterdayat the concert of the Philadelphia Or-

chestra

The marriage of Mies Bertha Asalha-Jnlihn daughter of Dr and Mrs MagnusL JuHfan of this city to Mr Robert WDyer of Saratoga Wyo took place yes-terday morning at St Stephens EpiscopalChoJrch Mount Pleasant Bev WIlKam R-

Bu hby natcfeti Srtae Twrd no at-tendant She wore a hndome tailorsown of brown broadcloth with white

in brown velvet nand rosesand carried American Beauty roses ImmfdhHely after the ceremony Mr andMrs flyer left for a honeymoon trip

York On their return they wilt be

leave for their home hi Wyoming untilDecember 1

A very pretty wedding took place lastevening at Faith Chapel In sonthweatWashington where Miss Lydia C Hafltand Mr Sheldon Spencer Folte were mar-ried in the presence of a large companyof Mends Rev John Hoyt jr the paw

i tor officiating The brides only attendant was her slater Miss Lena Thelatter wore a dainty sown of whitemooggebae with pink ribbon accessoriesand curled bridesmaid roses Thebrides gown was of white mousse lineelaborately trimmed in lace worn withtulle veil Her bouquet was a shower ofroses and IDles of the valley Sir JThomas Jefferson half brother of thebridegroom was best man The usherswere Mr W M Russell Mr George

Mr W M Bnrlians Mr ThomasA Harlow Mr W Foltz and Mr C HHafle The decorations of the church wereunusually handsome consIsting cf agenerous arrangement of white chrysan-themums and pVnw a wedding bell ofroues directly over the scene of theceremony completing the floral embellish-ment of the chancel A reception to theImmediate relatives and mot intimatefriends followed the ceremony at the irsktence of the brides parents Mr andMrs Jacob Hafle Here aa atchurch the decoration was chiefly inchrysanthemums with the addition otautumn foliage Among the outoftownguerts here for the wedding were MrHerman and Miss Herman Mrs Specktand Miss GlUezui all of New York

Much interest is felt in Washingtonthe romantic marriage of Mta RosemarySartori and Mr George H Woolston ofFlorida announced yesterday from NewYork tile ceremony followed

upon the arrival cf the bride andher mother from Europe Mrs Woolstonwho Is the youngest of Mrs Nelly GrantSartoris three children made her debutin this city November 36 1S98 the date be-ing that of her eighteenth birthday

j was presented by her grandmother MrsU S Grant widow of the former Presi-dent Grant home on Massachusettsavenue with Mrs McKinley and Mrs Hobrt among the first guests to extend-their congratulations to this most impor

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tant bud of tho season She enjoyed greatpopularity during her first season anduntil the death of Mrs Grant when MrsSartoris retired from society and for sev-eral years passed the winter season in StLouis and the summer in Canada orabroad The marriage of Miss VivianSartorls which took Coburg Cdnads In the summer of 1913 was almost asgreat a surprise as the ceremony of Mon-day The elder sister married FrederickRoosevelt Scovel a cousin of PresidentBposeveK and at the time of his mar-riage a student in one of the New Yorkuniversities They lived in Washington-for a year following their marriage butmore recently have made their home inItaly where they have a residence nearFlorence Mr Woolston who is fourteenyears brides senior is said to havemet the latter eighteen months ago andto have begun his courtship at PolandSprings in the summer of 1906 lit andMrs will reside in Florida butgo not go there until January L MrsSartoris will pass a Prt of the winter inWashington Where she has a large anddevoted circle of friends

The first debutante function of the longand interesting series will be given nextTuesday when Mrs F B Loring will givda tea for young people In honor of MistsCaryl Crawford daughter of Mr anti MrsJoseph Crawford who are now living atStnnetetgh Court This first of the sea-sons bus is already well known to anumber of her contemporaries hayingspent the last two years in a Washingtonschool but wiir be an entirely now andcharming addition to general society

Mr Charles Francis Adams of Bostonhas abandoned his Idea of passIng thewinter in Washington owing to the de-lay in the cotnptetf of the improvom nis begun in the house ho recentlypurchased on Massachusetts avenue

Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley and MissAnnan Ripley who have boon passing theautumn In Italy are now in Purls

Mrs C W Dunlap of HW Corcoranstreet has been confined to her home byillness tOt several

The Misses Gaines have romovod from421 East Capitol street to Afton HouseThirteenth street and Massachusetts aye

The home of Mr and Mrs L VernonSS l rtk street southeast

was the scene a large gathering offriends Monday evening the occasionbeing the anniversary of the birthdays ofMr and Mrs L Vernon Small woodDozing the evening refreshments wereserved Among those were

Mrs Edwin Bartlett the MissesEthel and Regina Bartlett Mr and MrsJohn E Smallwood Miss Elite SmallwoodMr Eston Smallwood Mrs J F SmithMrs Toalson Mr and Mrs F HooverMr and Mrs M Guy Yost Miss IdaBartlett Miss Gertrude Bartlett Mrs MR Smattwood Mia Gertrude FravelSmaHwood and Mr and Mrs L VernonSmallwood

SOLDIERS PAY HER TRIBUTE

Funeral of Georgia JolinMonAttended by Patriots

Many a former soldiers head wasbowed in grief yesterday at the funeralservices held over the remains of MrsGeorgia B Johnson president of TempleNo 1 Lineal Society of the Spanish WarVeterans who died tno day beforetyphoid pneumonia the result of acontracted during the national en-

campment of the United Spanish WarVeterans in Washington

The services were held at the Johnsonhome 1814 Sixteenth street northwestand were conducted by Rev Joseph BSmith pastor of Grace M B ChurchLater the casket was seat to DetroitMich the home eC the deceasedwho before her marriage was Miss Sher-man whose brother served with botibrthe campaign of UKW thee entitlingto admission to the Lineal Society whichis composed of the wives sistersdaughters of the men Who served In UKwar with Spain

Yesterdays services were largely attended by members of the V S Vthe Lineal Society and the Ladles Aux-iliaries Among the beautiful floral embtenta sent by friends tra a great wreathof white ImmorteHes with the letters

U s V in purple tied withnational colors This was the stet of theDepartment of the District of Columbiasent through Department Commander JWalter Mitchell Mrs Ida M Gallowayrepresenting the Ladles Auxiliariesthe District sent a great bunch of whitechrysanthemums tied with tbe colorsthe auxiliary red white and yellow

Messages of regret were received fromMary E Gedney of New York pres-

ident general of the National Auxiliaryand Mrs Isabella Alexander of Cleve-land Ohio past president general MrsE V Hodgson of this city supreme chiefruler of the National Temple Lineal Soclety and Mrs Lillian Capron past

caW ruler were among those winattended the services

Mrs Johnson was but thirty three yearsof age Besides her immediate relativesin Detroit she is survived by her hoebend Capt Hiram Johnson of the UnitedStates Naval Observatory and a memberof the G A R

BAR WILL PAY TRIBUTE

Memory of Late Justice Alvey to B

Honored at Meeting ThurKdnyA meeting of the District Bar Associa-

tion to pay tribute of respect to the mem-ory of the late Richard H Alveywho died recently at his home at Hagertown Md is to be held onmorning at U oclock in the Circuit

at the City HallThere win be present the justices of tfc

District Court of Appeals justices ofDistrict Supreme Court Justices ofCourt of Appeals of Marylanddistinguished persons of Ute muTt

MarylandThe arrangements for the meeting

in the hands of the following committeeWilliam F Mattingly J J DarlingtonGeorge B Hamilton A S Worthingtonand A A Hoehling jr

Honor the I H C OfficersA reception and boll was tendered

officer of the Supreme Circle of Pro-tective Home Circle by the Capital

of the P H C atNinth and F streets last night

J M Evans of Sharon Pa supremeorator of the order gave an addressfraternal institmnc and remarks werealso made by Messrs E A Llndbergof New York City and Frank Gilbertof Sharon Pa District Deputy Colepresented with an immense bouquetcarnations a an expression of commen-dation for his work in connection withthe order after which a very pleasingmusical and literary programme was ren-dered Dancing with refreshments fol-lowed and concluded the nlghts enter-tainment The affair was in chargea committee consisting of Messrs Bev-erWge Estes Esbaum Cole and Norris

Emmet Club Entertains-An informal hop was given last

by the Emmet Social Club to its friendsat Coateltos Hail Sixth find Gnorthwest Refreshments were served jcommittee consisting of Miss Nelly Ba-rfs Messrs T F McCarthy and J DKeHlher has been appointed to makepfans tot a series of weekly entertain

merits to be given under the auspicesof the club during the earning winter

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Fiance in Florida-

IS TIMEKEEPER ON RAILWAY

Wife and Fortune Await Dutch AlBecker for Whom Wealthy XCTV

Yorlc Girl Una Been WaKlngr SixYears Glad Tidings Plnshcil Acrossthe Ocean to Pining Mnldcn

New York Oct Flashing over thecable across the wide expanse of the At-

lantic interrupting for a brief momentthe exchange of sordid business communi-

cations went one brief little messagewhich carried more Joy to its recipient

than has come into her life in six lungyears

Albrecht is found read the messageand it told to a love sick girl acrocs thowater that her faithful wait of years fora miming fiance had been rewarded andtho search which she had prosecuted forthe man of lr choice has at test beensuccessful

This girl is the daughter of an Ameri-can millionaire and for six years sitehas waited tot the return of a wooer wholeft her to seek his fortune when hercruel parents forbade his attentions atthat time because they believed the mento be a mere fortune hunter

Reject Other SuitorAlbrecht Becker former officer In the

German army is the man Since part-

ed from him in York In 1 X the girlhas heard no word from him Butha remained faithful to Mm and re-

fused other suitors eves when sheapparently authentic information

that Becker disappointed and discour-aged had killed himself in Chicago Untilshe knew positively of his death she said

would not give him upThen tho parents relented Believing

that the restoration of her admirer wouldalone bring her happiness they eagerlybegan a search for him And this huntha at test proved successful

Becker has been located in FloridaWord of his whereabouts was brought toAdolph Kaufman who baa been in chargeof the search yesterday Today the message was sent to the girl who is now inEurope and a man started South toidentify Becker and tell hint of the goodfortune in store for Mm

Timekeeper on lion l in FloridaAt present Becker te employed aa time-

keeper for the East Const Railway at0 a month He te known among his

fellowemployes as Dotdi Al GeorgeSchneider a dvH engineer who workedwith Becker brought the news of JIm

whereaboutsWhen Kaufmans agent finds Becker h

will not only learn that hte former sweet-

heart has remained true to him but willInc that a comfortable fortune awaitshim Mia father cut the young man offwithout a cent but his sister the Bar-oness von Kaskel to whom the familyfortune was left has decided to share itwith her brother

Love sad fortune win come to Beckertogether when the WentMcatkNt of DutchAl te made by the agent sent to Flor-ida

FELICITATE SIMON WOLF

VaahInKton linai Zion Society PreMuntw Him with an Addrcxit

A congratulatory address to the lionSimon Wolf on the occasion of his seven-tieth birthday was transmitted 9 himyesterday by the Bnai ZIon Society ofWashington represented by a committee-of five coMteting of Rabbi IAeb P liarmel J Hoffenberg J Kandel and

Rabbi Julius F Loeb The address te Mfollows

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PLANKINTON HEIR BORN-

If BojuSnrvixcx Hospital Will LoseBequest of Millions

Milwaukee Oct The birth thismorning of a eon to William andAlexandria Stuart Ptenkinton brings tothis wellknown Milwaukee wily a malerepresentative of the fourth generation fn

Milwaukee and the first heir to the es-

tate of the late John PlankmtonIf the newborn son sorrfves the chance

heretofore by the Milwaukee Hos-pital Association oC receiving the entirePlanklnton wealth at the death of thedaughter and gramtibn wttl be wiped out

Under tile will of John Ptankinton kinentire estate valued at several millionswould go to the hospital In the eventthat no heir was born or was living atthe death of the descendants who areMiss Elizabeth Planklnton daughter ofJohn Plankinton and William WoodsPlankinton son of the late WilliamPlankmton and the only grandchild ofJohn Plankintont

GEORGE W CABLE TO WED

KncrnKcnicnt of Author and Mlsx EvaStevenson Announced

Lexington Ky Oct li Tho engage-ment of Miss SBva Stevenson wealthyplub of this city to George WCable tiie author was announced Herethis afternoon

Miss Stevenson is the daughter offormer Congressman Job Stevenson oCincinnati and WOK at the head of theWomans Club of Central Kentucky forseveral years She entertained Mr Cablehere when l e was on a lecturing tour

The wedding Is to be some time in No-

vember in either Atlantic City or NewYork

Entertains Spanish VeteransDr Anita Newcomb McGhee entertained

the members of the Gen Nelson A MilesCamp No 1 United Spanish War VoterMIS at her home Id P street lust

at 7 She exhibited to the visitlug veterans a iarge assortment of viewswhich she has taken during her servljat the oontlns nt of American nurseswhile serving with the Japanese army inthe Manchurian campaign

Royal Heir Is ExpectedLondon Oct 3k According to a dispati

to the World from Madrid the accoiiclmeat of Queen Victoria is expected I

April next

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ARMY AND NAVY

TransfersBy direction of the President Capt

Edward Klmmel Artltery Corps now atNew York City is relieved from furtherduty as transport quartermaster and IF

detailed ag professor of military scienceand tactics at the Washington State College Pullman Wash Capt Kimmel willproceed to Pullman and report in personto the of the college for dutyaccOrdingly

Capt David L Stone TwentysecondInfantry now at New Jg re-

lieved from further duty nS transportquartermaster and will procQod toOmaha Nebr and report in person toMaJ Moses G Zallnsici quartermasterfor duty as assistant to thequartermaster In that city

Lieut Oscar S Look TwelfthCavalry now at New York City is rHeTOd from further duty as transportquartermaster and detailed as an act-ing quartermaster Link will report In person to the depot quartermasterNew York City for duty as his assistant

First Lieut Frederick W Van DayiieFourth Infantry now at New York Cityis relievod from further duty as transportquartermaster and is detailed as an act-ing quartermaster Lieut Van Daynewill proceed to St Louis Mo

in person to the depot quartermasterin that city for duty as Me assistant

First Lieut WilliaM IL Noble Twentythird Infantry now at New York City isrelieved from further duty us transportquartermaster and is detailed aa actingquartermaster Limit Noble will pro-ceed to Boston Moss and report in person to the depot quartermaster in thatcity for duty his

The following named officers of theArtillery Corps now at N w York Cityare relieved from further duty as trans-port quartermaster and will proceed toFort Olonroe Va and report In personto the commandant Artillery school forthe purpose of continuing the course ofInstruction in that school First LletttWilliam H Tobin First Lieut Jacob ALCoward

Capt Peter C Halnet jr quarter-master in addition to his other dutieswill report in person to the command-ing officer Fort Hamilton N Yfor appointment and dUty as quarter-master of that post

Dental Surg Alden Carpenter U SA Is relieved from duty at VancouverBarracks Washington and will proceed toNewport News Va and take the firstavailable transport soilIng from thatplace tor Cuba and upon arrival atHavana will report In person to the com-manding general Army of Cuba Pacifica-tion for assignment for duty

Dental Surg Gorge E Stattman U SA te from duty in the Philippines division to take effect January 1

1987 and will proceed by first availabletransport thereafter to San Francisco

and upon arrival will report by tele-graph to the military secretary of thearmy for further orders

Post Quartermaster Sergt Lewis BMantle Fort Preble Me will be sentto Fort Williams Me reporting uponarrival to the commanding officer to re-lieve Post Quartermaster Sergt UHckBourke Sergt Bourke upon relief willbe sent to Fort Monroe Va reportingupon arrival to the commanding officerwho will send him on the first availabletransport to Havana Cuba Upon ar-rival at Havana he will report to thecommanding general Army of CubanPacification for assignment to duty

Post Quartermaster Sergt Nels JTnorud now at Fort Mends S Dak wiltreport to the commanding officer of thatpost for duty to relieve Post Quarter-master Sergt William J Foster SergtFoster upon relief will be sent to FortMonroe Va reporting upon arrival tothe commanding officer who will sendhim on the flrst available transport toHavana Cuba Upon arrival at Havanabe will report to the commanding gen-eral Army of Cuban PaciAcatkm for as-signment to duty

Poet Quartermaster Frank WArnold now at Fort Sill Oklahoma Terri-tory wilt be sent to the recruit depotColumbus Barracks Ohio reporting uponarrival to the commanding officer forduty

Post Quartermaster Sergt WHltemFort Terry Y will be sent to

Fort Missoula Mont reporting upon ar-rival to the commanding officer to re-lieve Post Quartermaster Sergt FrankUstecki Sergt Unlock upon relief winbe sent to Fort Monroe Va reportingupon arrival to the commanding effleerwho will send him on the first availabletransport to Havana Cubs Upon ar-rival at Hanava he wilt report to thecommanding general Army of CubanPacification for assignment to duty

Post Quartermaster Sergt Max Packnow on temporary duty at Fort Hamil-ton N Y will be sent to Fort TerryN Y reporting upon arrival to the com-manding ottoer for duty

The followingnamed post quartermastersergeants now at Ute stations designat-ed after their respective names will besent to Fort Monroe Va reporting up-on arrival to the commanding officer whowill send them on the availabletransport tp Havana Cuba

William Van Heucheroth PfettaburgBarracks N Y

Daniel H Lynch Fort Smiling Minn-Jchn E Mendor Fort Barrancas FinClifford J Fort Constitution

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QuartenmuUer Sergt Abraham LGtfnther Fort Jay N Y will be sentto Port Trwnbull Conn repotting uponarrival to the commafttHng officer forduty

Post Quartermaster Richard Gib-bons upon arrival San Francisco Calfrom the Philippine Islands will be sentto Fort Mackenzie Wyo reporting uponarrival to the commanding officer to

Post Quartermaster Sergt JamesMurrell

Pest Quartermaster Sergt WilliamCarter now on temporary duty at FortReno Okla will be sent to Fort HowardMd reporting upon arrival to tho com-manding officer for duty

Post Quartermaster Sergt Henry PJohnson now at Fort Douglas Utah willbe sent to Fort Duchene Utah reportingupon arrival to the commanding officer torelieve Post Quartermaster Sergt ErnestHess Sergt Hess upon relief will be

t Feat Monroe Va reporting uponarrival to the commanding officer whowill send him on the first available transport to Havana Cubs Upon arrival atHavana he will report to the commandinggeneral Army of Cuban Pacification forassignment to duty

Recruit John H Busch cavalry recruitdepot Columbus Barracks Ohio In transferred to the Hospital Corps as privateUpon receipt of this orBsr at the depotthe soldier will be directed to report totile surgeon for duty at the hospital

Commissary Sergt William FJames office of the chief commissary

of the East Governors IslandN Y will be sent to Fort Wood N Yreporting upon arrival to the commandingofficer for duty

Post Quartermaster Sergt Robert WLindcitstruth the Presidio of MontereyCal will be sent to Fort Rosecrans Calreporting upon arrival to the ctrmmandirig-ofllcer for duty

Recruit Henry F Hickey cavalrySioeuai N Y transferred to the SignalCorps as private He will be sent FortWood N Y reporting upon arrival tothe commanding officer for duty

Special OrdersThe permanent board of officers ap

pointed by paragraph 2 Special Order No2M December 9 MM War Department ishereby dissolved

A permanent board of officers to consistof Maj John T French jr quartermast-er Capt JfunagA gan Jr commis-sary Capt Harry L Pettus quarter-master is appointed to meet at the WarDepartment at the call of the president

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ing inte and adjusting such questions ofresponsibility for government propertyand stores as may from time to timebe referred to the board The juniormember of the board act as record-er The unfinished business now beforethe permanent board of officers whichhas been dissolved In orders of this datewill bd turned over to the permanentboard of officers appointed by this order

of officers to consist of MajWalter D McCaw surgeon Maj Joseph-T Crabbs md First LieutJames Carroll is appointed to meet at the call of the presi-dent thereof at the Army Medical Mu-seum Building this city to examine awater purifying process and apparatusfor applying tho same devised by CaptCarl R Darnall assistant Burgeon and torepost aa to their availability for armyuse

By direction of the President and uponthe application of Commissary Sergt Andrew B Ntcholls Seventeenth Infantrythat soldier upon the receipt of this orderat the post at which he is then servingwill be placed upon retired list createdby the act of Congress approved February14 K8f as amended by the act approvedSeptember 3J ISO He will repair to hishome The Quartermasters Departmentwill furnish tile necessary transportationIt beta impracticable for this soldier tocarry rations of any kind commutationtherefor will be paid in advance fornecessary number of days travel

Paragraph 19 Special Order No 2 WarDepartment October 16 1906 relating toPrivate Bernard Devlin Eightyfirst Com-

pany Coast Artillery la revokedCapt Sowelli corps of engineers

win proceed to New York City on officialbusiness pertaining to the plans of thepost exchange Washington Barracks Dietrlct of Columbia and upon completionof duty will return to his proper i

stationParagraph 4 Special Order No 237 Oc

tober 1808 War Department rotatingto Capt Matthew A Battson U S Aretired is revoked

Post Quartermaster Sergt Osntttnnow on temporary duty at Fort

Reno Okla Tejr will report to the com-manding officer of that post for duty

Paragraph 11 Special Order No 123 WarDepartment June 5 1906 relating to PostQuartermaster Sergt Clifford J HlnsonFort Constitution N H Is revoked

Capt Percy P Bishop artiUerj corpwill perform the duties of recorder ofthe board of officers at Fort Terry N Yappointed by paragraph 6 Special OrderNo S3 1905 in addition to hisduties as member of that board vice CaptHenry H Sheen artillery corps herebyrelieved as recorder

The leave of absence granted SecondLleut Edward Bennett PhilippineIn Special Orders No 161 July K 1M6

Philippine Division is extended onemonth

Leave of absence for throe months isgranted Capt John H Wholley SecondInfantry

Leave of absence for two mouths isgranted Cant Fielder M M Beau ThirdInfantry

ResignationThe resignation of First Ueut William-

J Schmidt Fourteenth Infantry of hiscommission as an officer of the army hasbeen accepted by the President to takeeffect October 29 19Qg for the good of theservice

NAVY

Capt F J Drake detached duty incommend of Wisconsin when placed outof commission to home and w it orders

Comdr B W Hodges detached duty asInspector of ordnance at the WaterrltetArsenal West Troy N Y c to theAsiatic Station sailing from SeattleWaah November 2S K96

Lieut Comdr L C Bertolette detachedNewark when placed out of commission-to Quincy Mass for duty in connectionwith the rftting out of Vermont and forduty as executive officer on board thatvessel wheA ptacdtl commission

Lieut Comdr W J Maxwell additionalduty as nspect r of ordnance UnitedStates Naval Magazine Toni IslandN Y

Limit E WInsfaip retired placed onthe retired list of officers of the navyfrom October 26 19W in accordance withthe provisions of section 1469 of Ute

StatuteLimit ZE Brlgga detached Wisconsin

when placed out of commission to homeand wait orders

Lieut R Williams detached Maine tohome and grunted leave of absence forone month from November 2 139-

3Sneign K O Fitch detached navy yardBoston Mass c to the United StatesArmy Hospital Fort Bay N Mexfor treatment

Ensigns T L Osburn T L McNalrjr W J Giles W Ancmm and D TGhent and Boatswain F Bresnan

Wisconsin when placed out ofcommission to homo and welt order

Boatswain J lieU detached Illinois tohome and leave one mouth

L J De Ryder retiredplaced on the retired list of officers of thenavy from October 3S 192S In accordancewith the pravjpions of section 140 of theRevised Statutes

Warrant Machinists J P Richter CG Nelson A T Percival and G S Bingham detaehed Wtecoaetn placedout of commission to home and waitorders

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The New York State Naval Militiawill hereafter have the use of the protetfed Newark now lying In theBrooklyn Navy Yard in place of the oldwooden sailing Hampshiredesigned and bulk early in the nineteenthcentury and which has been lying formany years in the mud of New Yorkharbor totally unfit for cruising purposesand utilized by the militiamen as a bar-racks Orders have Just been Issued atthe navy yard to this effect

The Newark Is a steel schooner of twobuilt by William Cramp Sons

of Philadelphia in ISSt arid was one ofthe first warships of the new navy SheIs 31 feet long 4 feet broad and has amean draft of 18 feet I indies and adisplacement of 4098 tons With herspeed und armament she wIn prove of

lvjintugo to the mtiltfa In theline of pra4tlcal naval instruction

NAVAL VESSEL MOVEMENTSJuan de Austria at Monte

Cbrtetl Sterling at Monte ChrlfeU Mari-etta at Santo Domingo City Kentuckyand Mohawk at Norfolk Virginia ai-

Tompfcmsville navy yard NewYork AbnrendBr at TompUmsvllle

Sailed Dubuque from San Juan forPhiladelphia Sioux from Boston forBradford Denver from Norfolk forLeague Island Blakely from Norfolk tocruise Eagle from Norfolk for KeyWest

Prayed ConventionPhiladelphia Oet Edgar MT

Levy who made the opening prayer atthe first Republican national conventionin this city in 1S56 died yesterday Hewas ordained sixtytwo years ago

Earl of Cranljrook Is DeadLondwi Oct 30 Gathorne Hardy first

Earl of Cranbraok who was twice secre-tary for war and lord president of thecouncil died today at Hompstead Park

was born In 114

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