The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1916, Page 2

8 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDWESDAY, JUNE 30,1916. __ TWO MORE AMERICANS SLAIN BY RAIDING MEXICAN BANDITS MEXICAN SLAYERS SUPPLIES ARRIVE Seventy-Flrnt Repiment on the Way fo Mexico POUICY QN MEXICO. GEN. BARRY ORDERS ion @ Of Aenarionn troops Crom Mote man terriory mercy « enriee ot Rarese whieh the Amationn Govern. OM brings saninet ue We are ore Goring refutatione of theese sherges @hieh will be publighed very sen. “Ht te wail known that all over the Repudiis men, women ant even enti OF 2 AMERICANS AND REST OF NJ Happy to Go and Hoping to See See Active Service| IS"WISHY-WASHY,” TROOPS TO HURRY ' A708 have volunteered (hele wervicns to fam forstan invacion We on awe to pealion Mhat (he mevereianty 1) ot Metin to deine menecedt fy tH United Mtates and in defending eoversignty we are defending the ‘ P —" , ‘ naa le Geverelgnty of oh Openich: American > Paid » Have Reen Delayed Equipment Will En- Can't Get Anywhere by Feed. At Urgent Call Minois Regt countries.” Caught This Side of the able Last of Men Called ing Soothing Syrup to Ban- ments Are Expected to - Mignificent stress i laid to-day by Ps , maf i local sowepagers in the concers Border By Troops. to Leave. dits,” He Tells House, Move To-Day. manifested by the Mpanian Amer = a? » a ———_ Governments in the remit of the die COLUMAUY SM, June mie SPA GIT ON FT, June 8 Beery WARHINGTON, fune 20--Preei.| CHICAGO, June 16-—Crhere wore eenmiona between Mexien ant the ficane, believed to have haem the OM heavy here thie morning Aent Wilson's handling of the Meal. is@ied to-day by Major Gen. Thomes eo Mates It saterred BOVO |. whieh murdered Wittam Parker thet ohacurat the military can problem ia “a diliy-datly, wiany. [fh Marry, In comenand ot the Central the next development will | * 4 biewn away Gen Wilbur waahy, hoa-wollow policy.” “Unete Department of the United states (he form of an offer from a group of 'AN4 wife In their rn house Near FF Madiar jr, the Adjutant Oeneral jad” Cannon tocday Gectated te Army. for Immediate movement southern republion to madtiate HachiIA, ate reported to have haan hae received equipment expected a Houae. {f he were Pronident, he anid, ( the border of ali unite of the Daniel Dillon, the Mearat corre: killed ina fe aide of tha herder WOK nao Tt arrived hire thie morn he Would eetablich a military govern. | Uneih Siew Karsan and Wieeon Pendent, who had heen imprisoned during the niaht ‘The report, received ine, a whole trainiond of it, Th ment in Menteo City and ot sin National Guard, which are ‘ea. for nearly & month, was reieumed lant today by a relative of Parker living » fokly unloaded and every by teres wath 0 Meiieen 6 fonably ready.” Mant in the custody of James Linn ore, failed to atate whieh of sewers! An not fally outfitted had hia needa Rodgers. the American Governmenta Avalry patrola and pommen killed the supplied For the fire time mines th found who could maintain pence and The following Atemant was innued at Gen Harry 0 arder apecial agent. He will leave for Vera raitare mobilisation commenced there in no ‘God known 1 don't want Mesien."| “Orders have been isaued directing Crus on Thureiay for the United The bodies of Mr. and Mra er in camp without a uniform. shouted: Cannon 1 don't think wa) th@ deapatch of all ite in Tlinete, tate, Darker were found tn thete heme | There are bianketa in plenty and need {t, but We can't eet anywhere Kansas, Missour! and Wisconsin when P yesterday Hoth had been «hot. | 1,400,000 rounde of rifie ammunition “ ve Muatered in, examined and non. Mettcan Aye, mt Sean © The ranchmen who ieese the be Cen. Madier said this Pv ning tbat Fetes © tits alsnion i A. “ 4 ably ready. The Miinots cavalry wilh NOGALHE, Ariz, June fe—shote Peborted that they learned from | “There is no question that the Fitth ani, Mtalaintorward way tall the | 00.00 Brownevite, Tex, Alt ote were exchanged shortly before mid. MEXICAN cowhoys employed on tha | Hemiment can entrain Friday. That Wesioand Gal we me: Gave Illinois troope to San Antonio, Kam- night last night between u entry |TANCN that mounted bandits had ap- | will leave here the Fourth Hesiment, aes coe. 1 Sea aut Ware Gat troops will go to Eagle Pans, Tex. squad on the west wide of town and Pronehed the ranch about 10 o'clock | Troopa © and 1 of the cavalry and ca it wa had written inte ite Missourt troops will go to Laredo, h dethohenenh OF tania enitin Inat night. ‘The cowboys fied, and the| the Siknal Corps, and theas unite will MGNROMANTAIA: Ac GRVITER TRAC the Tex, Wisconsin troops will ao to Ban The corporal in charge of the post, bandits, after killing the Parkers,| be able to entrain on Saturday morn- | United peta pi Intervens, as ie Antonio, Tex, Other troops will Be reported he challenged the Mexte » looted the house, rounded up al the | ing at the latest. When the Fifth) 4 Gata. t onde Ay wv despatched whenever reportea rea- that they continued to advance wiih. |horaes and cattin at the rdnoh, | moss it will take with it all of its own | pola i betes he faiaee.? Fly BOY" | sonably ready Gell ever the line thes fired x ahot | #bout 200 head of the Iatter and|recruita and also thoaé of the First CeCe take tae sien | tenn? fitat lilinote Infantry will ene at him. He then ordered his squad twenty-five horves, and drove them | Regiment who had to be left behind | 1 itt maith re rth ee ve note Infantry to- night, it was stated, to fire, retreating to. point 150 varda off toward the International line, | because of lack of material. The | bend nt Dedede dil nt AB ded Md ite X- These troops probably will readh north of the line to preven! belng! Several inrge posses of citizens) Fourth will take ite own reoruita penditure we would undergo In paci- their destinations before any eastern fanked. The Mexicans retreated ‘i e- ben | ifying that country?” asked Repre- militia, nies of infan- | Joined the ¢ ry di hment in tho| With it. I expect the units here will try we hed to the line, the Mex-| search for the bandits be sent to El Paso, where the Firm is sentative Tagmart of Kansas In addition to the general orders FY were rushed nes . bs 4 | bound, and when the Fifth reaches | “Well, we can settle that when the {0 the four States, three of them, IiM- joan border guard opposite witidree EL PASO, Juno 28.—Grave feara are! there the First's recruits can join | | bad nois, Missouri and Kansas, were giv- felt that the Carranaistas in Juares time comes,” I their regiment answered Cannon en authority to move for the border shot were fired by t tod Stat i nove ghotd were Aired by the United States ian an attack upon thie city and]. “When the men garon Saturday, as| The sum of $27,588,000 was appro- on their own oMcers’ direction with ‘A Mexican oMerr then rode up to’ Gen. Bell has greatly increased tha| Lexpect they will, it will complete | priated to-day by the House in an out reporting back to the central de- the Customs House and said his men had been fired on while they were on thalt aide, NO canualtine ‘were re- hiv artillerymen, with guns | summons. ate EGIMENT OFF FOR BORC and navy expendibires in connection ported by the Mexicans. trained on Juarez, are prepared to ee with the Mexican expedition. Later the reserve troops were! wipe that town off the map If the men will be more rapid |_D. Lieut, Charies H. Rodgers was —_—- THINK WHAT IT MEANS withdrawn, + Mexicans, aided by 400 Villa bandite | at any time since the movement be- || MORE STATE TROOPS _OBREGON DENIES VILLA HAS JOINED FIRST CHIEF “If Alive, Bandit Leader Is Out- lawed,” Declares. Mexican Minister of War. MEXICO CITY, June 28.—War Minister Obregon to-day indignantly branded “fake” the report circu- lated in the United States yesterday army while patrol# along the Rio Grand who are in Juarez, attempt to move acrows the river, At least 60,000 Mexican soldiers are massed in the State of Chihuahua ready to attack An i | war iy declared, army men assert. They are said to have over a hun- dred pieces of French artillery, Two more batteries Fitth Field Artillery are on the way here from Fort Sill, Okla, to be added to the row of guns lining the heights above El Paso and trained on Juares. One battery of the Fifth with four and w Jersey's quota on the first cail. We will be ready then for another T2TH IMPATIENT AS LARGE CROWD AWAITS DEPARTURE (Continued from First Page.) at Green Haven this afternoon for Brownsville. eee MUSTER ALL NIGHT FOR 12TH REGIMENT; 1,400 READY TO MOVE All night long the men of the Twelfth were being mustered into the Federal service by Col. BuMngton, of Gen. Wood's staff, and also under- going the physical examination re- quired by the regular army. It is a matter of pride with the regiment to- day that out of fifty-three officers and START FOR BORDER; OTHERS GET READY Twelfth Regiment leaves about 5 o'clock this afternoon for the border, entraining at Hoboken. First Field Hospital Corps left Camp Whitman for border. Third Ambulance Corps Camp Whitman for the border. Second Battalion, First Field Artillery, left Van Cortlandt Park at 12.30 o'clock to entrain at left | of Capt. Haskell Bellings, who volun- teered in a Canadian regiment and ts | now fighting in France. Major Arthur Slee and the Seventy- nine men in his Third Field Hospital unit, with headquarters in the Forty- ‘seventh Regiment Armory, hopes soon to be sent to the front. His most in- teresting recruit is William Coleman jr, twenty-three years ol discharged from the French Volun- teer Hospital Corps in May, 1915, came home and was operated on for appen. dicitis in the New Orlea: He married his nurse, Mi Snow, She will remain at home, No. $18 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn. made Captain of Compagy H, in place | urgent Deficiency Bill to cover army VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION, PEOPLE TAKE FLIGHT Dense Smoke From New Craters Alarms Towns—Big Streams of Lava From Stromboli, ROME, June 28.—Vesuvius ts again in active eruption, Naplus ae- spatches reported to-day. Dense columns of smoke are arising from new craters and a large number of TO YOU in purity, wholesomeness, cleanliness and dependabil- ity, to have the foods you eat put up und guaranteed by the largest Woes . manufacturing wi leaks grocery concern in the world —and every time you need anything in the grocery line REMEMBER this and IN- SIST upon having —>—_ residents of towns near its base are, that Villa had tendered his services | seven-tenths-inch cannon, the largest| The Twelfth will travel south on a| 1,400 men examined last night only) | Yonkers for the border. THIRD BRIGADE HEAD leaving their home Austin, Nichols £ Co. Ine to the Constitutionalist forces and| fleld guns in the American army, ia| ‘Tin of three sections. The officers|#x were rejected. These six were Troops B, D, G and H of the Btromb« is also emitting unteually | the tender lag noon accepted. go re. | already hore. Of the two batteries | Will have parlor cars and dining cars. | turned down because of alight defects || First Cavalry move from Camp GOES SOUTH TO-DAY. | y.g¢ streams of lava. a ortey | coming, one comprises guns of the| The men will ride in day coaches and |!n eyesight which can be corrected |} Whitman to Van Cortlandt Park, Brig Gea) aleees W, Lester or Saeeereeige eenenre | are uniformly fabrications, Further- | same calibre and the other the regu- | their meals will be cooked in baggage | °slly with glasses. As soon as this The Sixty-fifth Regiment,. of paras J rid ‘i ° ma : TOBACCO FOR TROOPS. more, Villa, if alive, Is outlawed and | lation d-inch guns of all other field | cars. 1s done the six men expect to join|| Buffalo, leaves for Camp Whit- jaratoga Springs, commanding of- o comes under the proclamation refus- ing amnesty to him and others of like character.’ ae Ee Mexican reports to-day Indicated |G ’ some reports have had it, the Twelfth |] bany, goes to Camp Whitman, orders for the Mouth, Sevtiers: 479 “3° S that Gen, Jacinto ‘Trevin en. Word's headquarters to-day to ay : i This 1s taken to mean that the| PITTSBURGH, Pa., June 28.—Penn- PURE FOOD: VOTES $18,500,000 A MINUTE. | nO, command | depart for the border © | nas dts full complement and also’has|} The Third Regiment, of Roches- i Oe eid bali 4 +! ing the Carranza Army Corps of the jer us soon aa it : Paco brigade, including the First, Second |*¥lvania troops at the front will hav The World's Best j North, has leally completed the | Could entrain. The regiment has been | OM flo 187 applications for service |} ter, goes to Camp Whitman, and Tenth Regiments, will leave to-| Plenty of tobageo, = The Allegheny | ' disposition of his troops in prepara-| waiting in its armory for several | °° previous members of the ree!-|] pOsITIONS OF OTHER NEW] | morrow for the border, Gen, Lester | County Suffraget@es will see to it Everything for your table is ut up tion for possible hostilities with the| days, ment who have had experience as of- YORK CITY GUARD UNITS, takes with him Major Chandler of the | _ Executive boards of the two Equal under the “Sunbeam WASHINGTON, June 2s.—The Sen-| United States. The command, the e slow? Within twenty, minutes yes- rday afternoon It p sion Bill, $158,000 undry, Civil il, ood Bill, Rothe rate of $18,600,000 4 + minute. ———a Demree for Col. y of Vermont, BURLIN TON, Vt, June 28.—The University of Vermont canferred the fol- Yowing honorary degrees at its One Bupdred and Twelfth Commenceme: of Laws, Alexan Py ihiejohn, President of Amherst lage; George Hiarves, New Fork, Editor The North A\ merican Review; Charles | fork; Doctor of Science, Fred H. Alber York: Master of Arts, Jean A. Waitrord, an, Sargent, POSLAM and | but a full|saw no actual fighting it did highly| FIRST OF HER 14,000 NY, June 28.-—Boxing bouts be- | FIRST Ni eaiiha ERYMEN Fourteenth and Seventy-first for| supply was due, and it was stated| important garrison duty at Matanzas GUARDSMEN TO-DAY| tween nits and negro contestants were | ~~ HELP. WANTED SMALE, GET BIG SEND-OFF Brownsville, Tex. Gen, Wood wired} that by the time of ¢ ture the/and Havana and aided materially in ia ‘A by the State Athletic Com- Wast ED), patiene POSLAM SOAP AT VAN CORTLANDT | ‘2?! Department that 14,081 men boys would be completely outtitted | restoring order out of chaos in Cuba, a Tniuston to-day. Atithorization of the | ¢ Nee ihe aene wn HRG , yc wi rifles and ammunition, he oe oN TN _ Hed ixed bouts previously had Bring Health of Skin to All| Ae PG ‘AN fon ue 8 Biloba) | GUN a ire regimental wagon train was’ drawn MOUNT GRETNA, Pa, June 38,—' orca ithneld. i To eradicate eczema, acne, rashes, Great crowds of relatives, friends| are on their way to she border, There| Morning, awaiting the arrival of AS ORDER TO EN and Pittsburgh's Signal Corps were sieapios oF any phi Clacaes Foslamand and other well-wishers gathered at/ are more than 4,000 New York Rereee Tes reas, qncerding te . CAME TO ENTRAIN |e ‘eave for the borage to-Gay—Aret a seer airore # Wener Hy Quer Van Courtlandt Park to-day to see the| Guardsmen ready tc-day to leave on| fore the arrival of the men. A ARMORY. | 5+ tne Keystone State's 14,000 troops | ing ointment, relieve itching and soothe artillerymeén of the Second Battalion, | & Moment’s notice, JOHNSON TO COMMAND WHEN metdenenmneed to move, as it does atonce. Watch the skin re. First Field Artillery, steike camp and| MIDDLE WEST TROOPS ARE| — BORDER IS REACHED The Forty-seventh Infantry, N. G.| Departure was delayed yesterday ry while the condition improves. «et under way for the ler, Rob TOLD TO HUSTLE, Capt. Soracn Jonson of the regu-|N. y., was ly to the last man and] by the necessity for having all regu- leanse with Poslam Soap andadoptits ert Bacon, former American Ambus-| Orders wero issued by the Central] Jar aimy, the man Col. Roosovelt said} ine ast ounce of equipment at noon| tations of the United States Army use as a daily habit. For toilet and .agor to Fra was among the more| Department of the United States| water,” will replace Col. Wadsworth] to-day when the order to entrain was| carried out in detatl, War Depart- bath, faa, hands, scalp, no soap i8 i ominent visitors, He was there to| Army to-day for the troops of Illinois, | in command of the Twelfth Regiment | received. rn hundred husky| ment orders required a new muster are ere mere beoescla say Goodby to his gon, Robert F, Ha-| Kansas, Wisconsin and Missouri to] as soon as it reachos Brownsvilie,) aghter# were waiting the woud to go. | roll of the First Brigade and comple- Special for To-Morrow, Thursday, June 29th pebrreterien orien 88 West th Sts New York Cus, ant in Battery F entrain for the border as soon ay each | jal ig w former Hough Wider. On| ‘Th@ mothers, wives and sweethearts | tion of typhold prophylaxin, 11) pag ATRAWBERRY BON BONS —The Rineet, [Reddeet,_ mont 13 by all druggists, hl. Gilbreth of the U,| Unit is mustered in and examined. turning over the command to Capt. | of the lads in the Forty-seventh were| prigade, comprising Western Penn- |]| Luscious Strawberries, mi th finest, French’ Bon, Ben Cream, Cc ty conducted the medical ex.| The first contingent of the 14,000 Johnson Col. Wadaworth will become| at the armory, Marcy and Heyward ania |] | ere'tormed “inte moresie sf extreme deiicionsneat Marvey from Unt- | artillery regiments, These correspond | to the French seventy-fives, strength of which is variously esti- mated from 25,000 to 40,000 men, has been distributed along the two rail- roads of Chihuahua, the Mexican Central and the Mexico Northwest- ern, and in the Santa Maria River Valley in such a way as to menace the American line of communication and present an obstacle to a possibl | arene drive toward Chihuabua City. Circulars spread broadcast from Hennosillo by recruiting officers and brought to Nogal Ariz., by fifteen American refugees who arrived there to-day contain a call to arms, a No- No fighting will be necessary. Our | brave troops will simply march north- ward, brushing the gringoes aside, until our glorious tri color Hoste, from | the dome of the capital at Washing- ton transport rapidly SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Gen, Fun infantry across country June 28.— on to-day denied pr ports of a clash between the Eleventh Cavalry and Carranza troops near Ahumada, He said if wounded Me been taken to Colonia would have received G report on it befo: ore this. cans had Dublan he . Pershing's The Forty-seventh, Regiment of Brooklyn recetved orders from Major Comapny C of the Twelfth left the armory early to-day and went to Ho- boken to supervise the loading of regimental supplies on the train. Three hundred men of the Twelfth will go without guns. The First Field Hospital Corps, now at Camp Whitman, is alse scheduled to leave for the border to-day. More than 2,000 New York Guardsmen will be on their way to the border to-night. Lieut. Col, Sternberger, Chief Quar- termaster of the New York Division, the Second and Sixty-ninth, now at Camp Whitman, would be the next regiments sent to Brownsville. Rush orders to Major Gen, Leonard Wood, head of the Department of the New York many of its remaining Guardsmen to-day. The urgency of the War Dopart- ment’s need was indicated by its statement that the call for cavalry was so great that a mounted unit may be considered “reasonably propared” even if it had no horses, and 1s to be sent to the border at once, | After the departurt of the Seventh, their regimont at the border. Far from being short of officers, as ficers. One of these, a former Colonel, offered to go as a Second Lieutenant if they would only take him along. The officers of the Twelfth are all college men, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania being some of the in- stitutions represented by them. The rank and file, by contrast, are boys from the wost aide, plumbers, mechan- ies, chauffeurs and motormen, a fine husky crew of fighters. K It was stated at the armory to-day the enlistment of 200 of its motormen and conductors. Not all of these are in the Twelfth, of course. At 8 o'clock this morning the boys of the Tweifth, who had spent the ach in which to go home and wash up preparatory to leaving for the front. Crowds of parents and other dear ones swarmed about the arm- ory from an early hour this morn- ing and gave every indication of an Intention to remain with the boys continuously up to the time they leave Hoboken, The regiment was sti!l short a little ordnance this morning, up on the floor of the armory this | | man, The Tenth Regiment, of Al- ficer of the Third Brigade, National Guard, will leave to-day on burry Tenth, assigned to his staff as Ad- Sixty-ninth Regiment at Camp Whitman. Twenty-second Camp Whitman, Forty-seventh Regiment at Ar- mory; ordered to entrain ut once. Twenty-third Regiment at Ar- mory. First Battalion Stgnal Corps at Armory. Squadron A at Van Cortlandt, Engineers at —- nineteen, are members of Company G, and his fourth son, Charles, a naval militiaman, Js trying earnestly to get transferred to the Twelfth so he can go along with the rest of the family, Morris Horn, “the truck driver ters here recently, but when the call to arms came his plans for a career were temporarily abandoned and from now on his voice will be heard around the campfire instead of across the footlights, The Twelfth was organized in 1841 and has scen service in the Mexica War, the Civil War, and the Spanish- Américan War. During the latter conflict tt was longer in service than ny other militia unit, and though 47TH WAS ALL READY . jutant General, and Lieut, Griswold Green and Lieut. Chester W. Davis, | aldes. | _ so |5,000 MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS BOUND SOUTH; | ALL FULLY EQUIPPED. FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Juné 3 |The last of the Federalized militia jorganizations called from this State for border service started for the night and forenoon and set out as the rear of the movement which Brig. Gen, E. Leroy Sweetser and the Ninth Regiment began on Monday regiments of infantry, a squadron of cavalry, two battalions of field ar- tillery, ‘a hospital company, an um- |bulance corps and a signal corps. They are equipped with nearly every article required, and will have also various improved motor trucks, gun mounts, cycles and ambulances and other special appliances, PENNSYLVANIA MOVES Philadelphia's First Brigade Infantry sylvania troops, Their departure was, Pennayiv met to-day to “Border ‘Baccy 8 supplied with cigarettes, pipes and smoking and chewing tobacco. pa JAP AND ITALIAN SHIPS SUNK, Steamers Daiyetsn Maro and Clara Sent to the Bottom LONDON, June 28.—The Japanese steamer Dalyetsu Maru and the Italian steamer Clara have been sunk. po ne, HAMILTON RESULTS. Suffrage organizations Bales despatch declares. They say in that the surface car lines had been Three of his sons, Joseph, twenty- | south to-day. The field artillery and Why Take Chances With Your Eyes? hatter Devan e Proton of Mu-|f announced to-day that he expected | rendered short-handed recently by | four; James, twenty-one, and Martin, | cavairy forces entrained during the| FIRST RACE-Selling: two-year-olds: || Our Registered Specialists are quali- IS: Nd Miss, 109 Than Sugar, 109 purse $500; five furlongs. (Willlama), first; Sweeter Parrington), second: Puritano, Time, 1.02 3-5. SI Street, Lovelock, paid: kentucky 4 ” | night. To offset these manoeuvres Gen. | Ea ie tenor,” discovered a few months ago |” ira nt Bs 10, place $3.60, Pershing. has. gathered at Colonia | ernizatn send ail the remaining or- | nigne in the armory, were relieved |by the Aborns, Ia another intoresting | When concentrated at El Paso, their Ker, Than Su ince $3.50, show | J tieta Dublan more than 400 motor trucks, | @Mzations in his department to the 1." + chments and given one hour| member of the Twelfth. He has been| destination, Massachusetts troops | $3" 30: yrttana, peg Optometrists & Opticians with which In an emergency he can |Dorder without delay may take from studying singing under the best mas. | will number 5,000 men, with four | SECO; 100th St. 114 Falten St. olds and. be: pur Brivet Petal, ndywine, ork. bee | 1 Baby (Robinson), iret; (Mountain) second; (Warrington), third. Perpetual, Lady ‘Lon- Cal, Durfdreary, Helen Lehigh, Paymaster, Eulogy and "Wedge, dorm alan "ran." $2° mutuels aid: Privet Petal, straight lace Fr chow $4.80: Bran: dywine, ni $12.90, show $11.70. Negroes Can Box Whites in New York Now. 110 115 Time—! 5. don, Thompson. show $9.40; York La Your grocer hus them. Ask him, | lasses $1.50 to $6.50 || fied to prescribe proper glasses no matter how difficult your case may be, at prices most reasonable. Mm. Singer Madison A: 981 Prospect Av., Bronx. 604 W. 18lst St, HOPKEN.—At Jersey City, on Mot June 26, 1016, LAURA M. HOP: wife of John H. Hopken Funeral services at the funeral parlor of W. H, Mead, 489 Communipaw av. Thursday, June 29, at 11 A. M. —_—_—«—<_[—K¥—*_—_S__ ation of the men in Battery p,| Guardsmen that Pennsylvania will | Lieutenant Prisgeary Bad Jieut Col.| Streets, Williamsburg, early this| scheduled for to-morrow. | WE ALSO OFFER: first unit to march, The whole) Send to the border was to start this! mnere will be 200 recruity loft be-| morning. Embraces and kisses and | HOCOLATE COVERED FAR: | [ CHOCOLATE COVERED MANGH- e oh was inapacted (ty ilaue | @amNOON hind in the Twelfth Regiment Arm.| tears were abundant everywhere AQUEDUCT RESULTS. | Dainty bare of the most de. | | MALLO NITS—A big. sweet-ne- Col, Merritt Ith and by Col.| The District of Columbia has been! ory, and these will be put through} tae old armory, Col, Ernest B, J pi | Nowra atic Ronen earns futty Marshmatiow, Absol ] R Muifington of the UB. Aviyy "| ordered to send one regiment and ono, their training course by Capt, C, M.| nicky ordered all visitors out at 9.30 eiRsT RACE—For maiden fillies: | ri ee ear’ a tolee th eg eee “ solutely Removes) iit tentumin ‘ven ‘Ragen ana] battalion of Intantey, sane S por gene, af the men in the| mand has bin ready to move’ CO | tworyear-olda; purse $600; four and Frenvance, Hl “and spe 4 i. AGI Hanianiin YOR. t pout 5 per ce a he das r : aun erence, Richness ani Indigestion. One package Kieut Weir were to go with Major! Major Gen, O'Ryan and his staf regiment saw service during the| Dinner was cooked and sorved at| half furlongs nt te Rh SMeCa ber): | Cc ty. 29¢ venit. 25cat all druggists, |" ndquarters staff, the hospital corpe | exbect to leave to-morrow or Friday Spanish-American War, and “it, is| the cooking tents In Heyward Strent 18 to Nig allt firasi Admire: D pox pro’ arters 4 h orps | ‘ Hy pointed out that the experience they {at noon, while the police kept all out. | 3 %n 3 he M = ee! mith th vena, ain to remain and go for Brownevilie, It 1s assumed the Poin in the tropics will be in. | siders far off. Capt. Charles W. Brown Felten, ad fia ‘ The entire equipment needed by some of the Valuable to them in showing the new of Company A, oMficer of the day, sent y - ent alry strength of the units of the Department of the East, mon how to cate for themselves. | a few sergeants around the neighbor= yee eentrated at Wan Cort | ait of which are included in the rush ‘These Veterans aro scattered throughs | hood this forenoon and gathered in ms wer GAy by ves | “ out the regiment, where their advice | twenty reer hope to follow MASA AD e ment from Camp Whitman of four| order, will be supplied en route OF Wilt reach the greatest number of the, re very soon, cant acing: Yor foureeekrclte ong unt troops, B of Albany, D of Syracuae,| when they reach the border. Within men Capt. ¢ aa Ge Company (itn fat tbout. two. miles.—-DIxon { G of Utica and H of Rochester, This five days, Gen, Wood predicted, all An instance of hereditary fghting|D, who hurt his knee when his horse | Park, 158 (4, Willams), 3 to 21 to 2 et brought the foree up to approximately the New: York division except’ the spirit in the Twelfth is to be found | fell at Peekskill Training Behool ree | Ama i, fo 6 8 epontant, 144 (Koh. is 1,609 men, being the full First Remi-| coast defense commands, will have in tho family of Assistant Engineer | cently, Wax rejected by the surgeons | 202.869 | ‘ste, Arona ay Fe Mm vii ment, Squadrou ind 4 machine entrained for the border, He expects James Connors, nt in Company | to-day. Lieut, William Jackson suc- | na ey ' inpentis ‘y ‘oud iY rit. I" — gun troop, the work of sending away the guards. [RRs Ot tans oy Zellwood AP Bo sbeciiled weight Tacludes the container iu each case, B and physical instructor of recruits, ceeded him in command of Company