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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT rAKD CHRONICLE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1903. RECOVERY OF A RIG OOOP0 OOOO ODOO OU OUOUOU ODOD USED BY BURGLARS 13 Store Closes 1 KS GUARDSMEN HAVE 3EGUNCAMP LIFE LOCAL COMPANIES AT FARN-HAM, LAKE ERIE. PERKINS WASN'T THE ONLYAGENT TROY MAN SUES COLONIAL SILVERWARE COMPANY. liceman Eckrich arrested White and had to fight against a crowd that gathered until the arrival of Special Officer Yawman from police headquarters.

Louis Tantalo was arrested for interfering, but was discharged yesterday in police court. White was held on a charge of attempted assault in the second degree on 'Wallace, and will be given a hearing on Friday. He was Store Closes Saturdays at 1 o'clock. Saturdays at 1 o'clock. Tallinger was detailed to the brigade commissary tent, where he will assist Major "VYadsworth, of Buffalo, in the dealing out of supplies for the various organizations, Private Hartley, who is an experienced nurse, was assigned to the hospital corps.

All these assignments were based on merit, and the company felt correspondingly elated. The First Separate Company found a handicap in the fact that First Sergeant Fulton, who is acknowledged to be a good i one, did not come to camp, owing to thf fact that a portion of the index finger and thumb of his right hand was amputated in Left at Union Hill by Men who Blew Safe at Marion. Ehrmentraut 3 Lively Drive. Exhausted and covered with the dust of a fifteen-mile drive. Special Officer Ehr-mentraut yesterday afternoon brought in a horse and buggy from Union Hill, which postoffice burglars had stolen to effect their escape after blowing open the safe of the postoffice at Marion, last Friday HINTS CRIMINAL CHARGE committed to jail.

MAY WITHDRAW OFFER. During the last few days we have sold more Collar Buttons than were ever before sold in Rochester in the same length of time. Fully-guaranteed King Collar Buttons for less money than such qualities were ever before sold. To-day we wind up the sale. Lot of King Collar Buttons SUNDAY WAS "LOAF DAY" Men Rested After 'Becoming Established in Camp.

Hut Real Work lias Soto "Begun Rochester Hcys in List of Camp Appointments. Allen Street Church Does Not Turn Over Deed to the Foresters. Much Talked of Rochester Concern Has Another Complaint on Its Hands, "But This 7 ime inSupreme Court Perkins Wants Deposit. 1,342 10-karat gold tilled King Collar 1r Buttons regular price 10c each to-day this city, and a search for them ia being made by the police. Some time ago the Foresters of America bid $0,000 for th old German Evangelical Trinity Church, on Allen street.

The bid was accepted, but there has been so much delay in transferring the rroD- The horse and buggy, together with sev i'n'iiMJf ft 1 twa eral robes and a blanket, were stolen from 1 The First anil Eighth Separate Companies, National Guard, of this city, are nm- in camp with the brigade at Faraham The Silverware Company has been sued by Edward F. Perkins, of Troy, who demands the rescission of his contract the barn of Cornelius Cook, who lives erty, it is rumored, that the bid of the with it, the return of a $oO deposit and i Foresters will be withdrawn 1 The amount asiest Kinds damages. Summons and complaint offered was at the time considered a very about a mile from the village of Marion. After securing the rig, the burglars drove to the postoffice and effected an entrance by forcing the door. Once inside they lined the door of the safe with dynamite.

a lathe a few days before. Sergeant l.ar-ain is acting first sergeant of the company. Captain Frank G. Smith, of the First Separate Company, went on as officer of the day to-day. The guard mount was not an artistic success, owing to the fact that the Sixty-fifth Kogiment Band had not been posted on position, and other details were lacking in what is ordinarily a very pretty ceremony.

Now that the guard has been put through its paces once, there is no likelihood that there will be any hitches from now on. To-day many visitors were in camp. Tomorrow work begins in earnest. All tho men are well and anticipate a most delightful camping tour. FOR PIONEERS' PICNIC.

low price for the property and the auctioneer so stated. It is understood that seme of the older members of the church in a Supreme Court action commenced for Perkins by Attorney John J. Mackrell, of Troy, were served yesterday cm Herbert S. Braman. secretarv and treasurer of the wrapped the robes about it to deaden the noise of the explosion, and then touched off the fuse.

The noise awakened II. M. of Night Gowns. congregation are opposed to having the prox-rty sold, and it is their opposition which has hindered the transfer in connection ith the trivial amount of the hid. Winslow, who lives near the office.

He aroused Postmaster Geer and an examina tion was made. Several booka were taken, The property was put up at auction last April, but the Foresters seem to be no nearer occupying the church edifice as a but the burglars secured no money. Half sleeves and low round necks tell their own story of hot weather et3 comfort. This may explain why After blowing the safe, the burglars clubhouse than they were at that time, drove in the direction of this citv. The and it is said that they have become disgusted and will withdraw their offer for Short Sleeve Round Neck Night animal they were driving is a spirited one and he bucked and reared all the way to company.

Perkins declares that if he can establish in court that the company made a misstatement to him as to having no other agent in Albany, that he will go to the District-Attorney of Monroe county and raise the question whether larceny has been committed in getting his $0 on such misstatement. Following is the complaint in full: "Plaintiff complains of defendant and shows to the Court: That he is now a resident of the city of Troy, county of Rensselaer ami state of New York, anil that the defendant is and at the time hereinafter mentioned was a corporation duly organized and existlug under and by virtue of the laws of the state of New York, and having its principal office for the trans- the property. En ion Hill. At that place the burglars are selling so freely without a word in the newspapers. Many women have discovered where abandoned the rig oa the outskirts of the Committee on Arrangement Preparing For a Big and Successful Event.

At a meeting of the general committee in charge of the arrangements for the Monroe County Pioneers' picnic, held in the Board of Supervisors' rooms yesterday afternoon, several of the sub-committees E3 ROCHESTER MEN SELECTED village and came to this city on a Sodus Bay trolley car, reaching here some time during Saturday morning. They are be these garments are bought to best advantage. To spread the To Bpautify the New York Slate Buildings at St. Louis Exposition. lieved to be the same gang that recently blew open tne safe at tue Charlotte post- The decoration of the New York state buildings at the St.

Louis Fair will be office, securing about $900 worth of stamps. on Lake Erie. An interesting account of thpir arrival at ramp ami the first day's doings is contained in the following special dispatch to the lfiuoonit and Chronicle: Camp Henry, Farnham, N. Aug. 3.

To-lay has been "hmt day" in the Fourth Brigade camp, near Farnham, N. Y. Last night, shortly after the two Rochester companies had succeeded in fretting their tents up and in shape, the order was Issued that no unnecessary work should be done in camp on Sunday. This even applied to the splitting of wood for the morning hre, and guards were instructed to allow no swinging of axes at the company wood This served to cause the camp to he fixed up in most excellent manner before taps sounded for the first night in camp. The special carrying the First and Eighth Separate Companies, pulled up on the siding near the pretty little town of Farnham, yesterday afternoon, an hour lafe.

The order to detrain and form battalions was hardly executed before a special bearing the separate companies from Ilornellsville and Elmira, drew in. The colors of the Second Battalion were assigned to the Eighth Separate Company, which immediately supplied a guard. The colors were carried by Color Sergeant McMillan, of the battalion non-commissioned ptaff, and Sergeant Haas, of the First Separate Company, who was detailed for thnt purpose. The march into camp was not a hard one, although along a winding road, three and one-half miles long and very dusty. 'As the distance to the camp decreased, the marchers caught glimpses of the blue waters of Lake Erie, and the thoughts of l.athing and the earnest work ahead of fettling in the camp, caused the men to look forward with expectancy to what every man believed would be the most instructive and pleasant camp service they lad participated in.

Finally, In-fore the marching column, loomed a white sea of largely the work of Rochester florists, ac Uvf.on of business in the city or Uochester. A farmer In union ITill, named Isaac news faster, we specially empha- size three varieties. Nainsook Night Gowns short jj sleeves round neck trimmed E-a with bias bands and ribbons "That on or about the ISth day of April. lJXO, plaintiff nnd defendant through its cording to the statement of Director Charles II. Yick.

The grounds will be laid out under the personal supervision of Mr. Yick, and the Rochester nurserymen Michaelson, found the horse and buggy early yesterday morning and notified police headquarters in this city. Special Of duly authorized officer entered into a contract whereby it was mutually agreed that ficer Ehrmentraut went after the horse ami tlorists wlio will do the work are bed said defendant should employ plaintiff for the space of twelve months from the dat and buggy, on the first car. He secured the rig from Michaelson and started to Chase Brothers, Ellwanger Barry, Charlton Nursery Company and Brown Nainsook Night Gown short sleeves round neck trimmed with thereof as its special representative at a Brothers. insertion, beading, ruffles, ribbon Ct certain agreed salary.

drive it to Rochester. The horse fought the driver all the way to the city, and once during the drive ran away. The noise made by a steam roller passing along Mr. lck states that fruit growers and Valenciennes lace v- "That then and there defendant through throughout the state are becoming very ft Si- a A 1 111 its secretary and treasurer represented to much interested in the exposition, and plaintiff that said defendant had no repre the roadway frightened the horse and he Nainsook Night Gown short sleeves round neck trimmed with tfjj beading, embroidery and ribbon hundreds of barrels of fruit will be shipped from this section to St. Eon is this fall, made reports, more committees were appointed and elaborate plans for the big annual event were discussed.

The picnic is to be held at Manitou Beach on Thursday, August 20th. The Fifty-fourth Regiment Band will be taken ah ng. and Manager Odenbaoh has promised to furnish an elaborate display of fireworks in the evening. A big programme of games, sports and athletic events lias been prepared, and prizes will he given for all the contests. A number of prominent speakers have been invited, and there will be dancing both in the afternoon and evening.

The committee on baseball has arranged for game between teams from Hilton and Greece, and among other sports and athletic contests there will be races for boys under for girls under lo, for young ladies under for young men under elephant race, shirt race, fat man's race, pacing race, sa-k race and kicking the broom. Frizes will be offered for the oldest pioneer present and for the pioneer couple who have been married the greatest number of years. The committees in charge of the affair are: General Committee J. M. Eowden, A.

P. Beebo, W. K. Gillette. A.

E. Wright, J. II. Breeze. II.

Redman, Frank Trues-dale, David Singleton, W. R. Pollock, Fred bolted, landing against some trees in an orchard. sentative in the city of Albany, N. and that he, said plaintiff, and he alone would be the sede and enlv representative of said Ehrmentraut quieted him and again eh anil kept in cold storage until the exposition opens in the spring.

It is also considered certain that there will be strong competition between New York state fruit started for the city. On the way to police defendant in said city. That the city of Albany is a city of about inhabit 0 E3 headquarters from Clifford street the ani- ants and ottered exceptional advantages to Waists Shirt growers and those of the Western states, again bolted. Ehrmentraut finally arrived here about 3 o'clock and the horse was stabled at the Clinton Hotel barns, where the owner can claim it. Ehrmentraut was well tired out by his struggle with the animil.

particularly Missouri. MORTUARY RECORD. JLess Than Half. F3 Mary, daughter of John M. nnd Sarah FATHER NOTEBAERT.

Ritz, died Sunday night at the family tf-nts. upon a bluff on the lake shore, for the Sixty-fifth Kogiment of Buffalo, had plaintiff as representative aforesaid and that plaintiff knowing this and relying upon the representation aforesaid solely entered into said contract, and then and there, as nnd for a consideration for certain samples which Mere to be used by plaintiff ns representative aforesaid, deposited with said secretary for said defendant the sum of "That subsequently, and in order to perform the services required of him as representative aforesaid, plaintiff went to the expense of renting suitable quarters for the transaction of the business aforesaid find entered into the duties required bv tli" home. No. C.3 Hebbard street, aged vears. dio leaves her parents, three be Home This WeeK Monsignor Will more than half on Shirt Waists Cl The chance to save brothers.

William Michael nnd Frank Ritz, and one sister, Mrs. William T. come into camp during the forenoon an was already settled. As the column turned from the road into the camp, swinging past the guard drawn up at the guard ET3 should be sufficient incentive to attract a thousand Shirt 3 De Regge Gotng to Europe. The lit.

Itev. Monsignor De Regge, chan Goldenschuh. Odenbaoh, W. II. Denniston.

Joseph J. Tozer. William II. Gillette. Alphoiiso Collins, George Wiedmau.

E. E. Frazior. The funeral of Raymond J. Obcrst, in cellor of the diocese of Rochester, will rail for Europe ou Thursday, August 8th.

fant son of Henry F. and Mary ObersT, 0 Waist buyers a day for the next two or three days. Our 0 3 clearance sale of many odd lots in the retail department, to- grj i 0 gether with the season's wind-up of our wholesale stock, E3 means some of the greatest Shirt Waist bargains ever offered mr Committee on Events Alphoiiso Collins, as held vesterday morning at 0:15 o'clock from the family home. No. 309 Front He will visit relatives iu Belgium.

Rev. Father Notebaert, who has been spending a vaeauon iu Euroye, will arrive homo this week. David Singleton, E. E. Frazier, Ansel E.

Wright, Joseph J. Tozer. street, and at 0:45 o'clock from the Cathe i vs IU rvocucMci can pai utuui iu iwu ivjia. Judges David Singleton, James II. dral.

The investiture of the Most Rev. Arch- gl Shirt Waists Ixretta Dorothv. Youngest daughter of Breeze. J. II.

Redman, J. J. Tozer, Frank Truesdale. $1.50, $1.75, $2.25 Shirt Waists more than 20 dif- ferent styles mostly fency various materials and styles Patrick and Barbara Feeney, died sud Committee on Baseball E. E.

Frazier, denly yesterday afternoon at the family Fred Odenbach, Ansel E. Wright, James home. No. Saxton street, aged 2 years plain white, pla'-n colored and stripe take your Qp choice for Jv ELI inmmed white lawns-your choice for uisuoy A uwe, Kfk 1 iu v. ylace on Wednesday, August l'Jth.

Rt. Rev. Bishop McQuaid will preach the sermon on this occasion. Rt. Rev.

Bishop-elect Colton will be consecrated at New-York on Monday, August 24th. Rt. Rev. Bishop McQuaid will be one of the II. Breeze, Joseph J.

Tozer, George Wied- and 1 months. man. tent, the men of the Sixty-fifth broke into a salvo of cheers. Baggage wagons were soon in camp, and tents came tumbling off the loads, to he received by the non-commissioned officers in charge, who immediately toled off their tent comrades and started in on the erection of their homes for the week. An illustration of how the men can care tor themselves was shown when it became apparent that no mallets, axes, spades, shovels, or similar implements had come with the property of the Eighth Separate Company.

It developed that the army wagon bearing the quartermaster property of the company, was hauled by a couple of horses which could scarcely get over the ground themselves, let alone hauling a big load; and a portion of the property hail been left for a second trip. Not-w ithstanding this handicap, the men set to work with stakes, stones and rails, pounding and improvising and inside half Committee on Speakers Joseph J. Toz The funeral of Henry Wnlbaum was held yesterday morning at o'clock from his lafi home, corner of Stiilon and er, II. Redman, A. 1.

P.eebe. (9c a terms of said contract, but that contrary to the aforesaid representation found that in truth and in fact defendant had at least one other representative in the city of Albany, aforesaid, all of which was wed known to defendant mil unknown to mil concealed from this plaintiff. "That plaintiff thereupon returned said samples to defendant and demanded the aforesaid which had been paid said defendant, but that said defendant ncglcete 1 and refused to pay said amount, and that said amount remains wholly unpaid. "That by reason of the favts aforesaid, besides the loss of the $50. plaintiff was injured and misled to his damage, in the sum of $20.00.

"Wherefore, plaintiff demands judgment that said contract be rescinded, canceled and declared void; judgment against the defendant for the sum of and for such other relief as may be just, besides the costs of this action." Committee on W. R. Pollock, drove streets, and at o'clock from St. Mv erring Shawls W. II.

Denniston, A. P. Beel.e. Fred Odenbach, Sriiias Joseph' ChifVh. BRIEF COURT NOTES.

Servis, David Singleton. Committee on Badges J. M. Eowden, A. The funeral of Mary Galvin, widow of Michael Gilvin.

was held yesterday morning at o'clock from the house. No. Terry street, and at 9 o'clock from the P. Beebe, J. II.

Breeze. Committee on Printing W. R. Pollock, of Shetland Floss, Cathedral. Alphonso Collins, Yv llhs Iv.

Gillette. Iiora -daughter of Charles and Ella Eimdusott. died yesterday at the family TO PICNIC AT SEA BREEZE. inm No 55 Walnut street, aged 10 an hour, the six conical tents, for the enlisted men, the commissary tent, the kitch You'll see at once why so many women are buying 3 mouths. and El Knights of St.

John Will Parade Drill To-Morrow. en tent, and the two tents for the company officers were up, a fire had been Shawls for shoulder wraps when you see how pretty the Shawls are that we are supplying. We've already told you Joseph Noouan, held for ttie Grand Jury by Magistrate Scliwoden, of Seotisville, for grand larceny lu the second degree, was admitted to bull by the Dlstrict-Attoruey yesterday, la the sum of $-jO. Mary Caliban has brought suit for separation agalust Deiuila Calllian. The action grows out of several police court proceedings, lu which Bishop-elect Hendrlck has taken an Interest, Calihau being accused of cruel treatment of his wife.

The following Municipal Court Judgments were taken yesterday: Fred I'. Stalimau against llaunah BoUdy, The Woloott Company ugalnst iSamuel Schoenemaun, JI.utt; Lake Ontario Wine Company against William Nolan, flM.15; C. 11. Amsdeu against Douglass Arnold ft $30.17. Last Day for Barbers.

KIEHEL SUMS UP. started at the kitchen, a bulletin hoard The twenty-fourth annual picnic of the To-day is the last chance for by barbers of Rochester and Mon Knights of St. John will be hold at Sea placed at the head of the company street for the posting of details and orders, and roe count v. and who fail to obtain Breeze to-morrow. The regiment will parade through Andrews, State and Main everything was ready for the issue of com about the plain white beauties finished off with deep bands of openwork silk embroidery.

We've also brought out the best lots to be had in other lines and marked them attractively. For example Shetland Floss Shawls plain white, black, blue and pink also combinations of these colors in their certificates to-day will nave to send Beginning of the End of Densmore Creek Proceedings. Assistant Corporation Counsel Kiehel for the city, and Attorney Joseph Hone missary supplies for the evening mess streets before the picnic, taking train to Meanwhile the other companies were to Albany for them. State Agent Charles 1rinz registered seventy-three barbers Sea Breeze at North street. likewise getting in shape.

The I irst got its tents up in good condition, guard de 0 tails reported to Lieutenant A. 1 Smith, yesterday and estimates that there are about llir in this county to be heard from. One Rochester barber, John II. Osborn, has been in the business sixty-three years. Immediately upon arrival the regiment will form for drill in the exercises of dress parade and review ui'nUr the instructions of the colonel.

Thereafter camp will be taken and guard mounting' exercises CI striped patterns an entirely new style of work TJ something extra for 4liOlJ officer of the guard, and what none of the men had ever; seen before, even the men Real Eslede Transfers. The following real estate iriuisfeis were who served during the war with Spain, a recorded yesterday with the County Clerk: 0 will be gone through with. The guard is to be changed every thirty minutes by detail from each company, beginning with puard composed of seventy nun and running around the entire camp of 2.km") men, "was in operation. The digging r.f trenches Burke, Fitz Simons, Hone Co. Company and continuing until ail com and a Brock port tonsorial artist has been cutting hair and whiskers over half a century.

Mr. Prinz requests that the members of the Master Barlxr-rs' Association meet at his shop at o'clock to-night, when matters of importance to them will be considered. Pomona Grange Picnic. around the camp, the detail work which panies have served the guard. the men had performed and the fine air Officers of the day and of the guard will be announced on the morning of the field day.

Dress parade and review. will be held at I. M. sharp, and will conclude the military exercises of the day. A long for one of the property owners, summed up their cases before the Densmore Creek Condemnation Commission yesterday, after which adjournment was taken until Friday morning, when Attorneys Thomas E.

White and C. D. Kiehel will sum up for their clients. The report of the commission will probably be ready very soon fitter Friday's hearing. The proceedings were brought to secure easements on lands along Densmore creek, which acts ns an overtlow for the east side trunk sewer, at Clifford street.

Property owners along the banks of the creek h.rvo brought suits against the city every year and recovered comfortable sums for damages to crops because of the overflow. The city, therefore, bought easements on nil the farms but five, for which condemnation proceedings had to be begun. A great deal of evidence has been presented as to the value of the easements. These estimates varied from $'2 to w) an acre. Mr.

Kiehel yesterday argued for the low figures, while Mr. Hone contended just as vociferously for the high values. At a meeting of the committee appoint ed to arrange for the annual I omona list of athletic sriorts has been arranged to the victors which valuable prizes will Grange picnic, held in the Board of Supervisors' rooms in the Court House yesterday, preliminary arrangements for the event were made. It was decided be given. Kay State Laud Company to tie ward Al.

Wniuiey, properly in Cainpoell street; 1. Lniily et Ldwmd J. Man ey et property iu KrocKport; Anna Al. islt-ger to Klliabeth ltuby, property in Maple street; Z.ouo. Herbert J.

Micks to Ciaru. I. Mailing, property in Avenue Ki-rtha Crisp to lrank L. 1-Tshbaugh, property in Oriole street; $1. Estate of Hiram Sibley to Mary E.

Walsh, property In Front street; $1. Uochester Securities Company to Diocese of Uochester, property in Chill avenue; $1. Jos. II. Wleland and one to Fred Krden and one, property in Brighton; Margaret O'Connor to village of Brockport, property In Clarkson; $1,000.

Frauk M. Drake and wife to John Kay Drehmer, property In city; William C. Murphy and wife to Charles M-Murphy, property In Bronson avenue; Llewellyn 1'. C.uusou and wife to John I. Cuptill and wife, properly in Iroudeuuolt; $1.

Wi 11am Plehl and wife to Frank N. Bray-er nijd wife, property 1n iates: $1. William Kunne to William Haueke and wife, property in Custer street; $1. the T.icnie at Glen Haven this vear, and the date set for the affair is Thursday. August Rtth.

The Fifty-fourth tte-iment Band will be in attendance and music all day. Prominent lliri sneakers will discuss th-' canal question Old Soldiers to Picnic. The members of the lOSth Regiment, New York Volunteers, will hold their forty-first annual reunion at the Newport House on Wednesday, August 15th. The start wiil be from the National Hotel, Main street west, at o'clock in the morning. Special cars will carry the members with their wives, families and friends to Sea Breeze.

Thence excursion steamers will convey the party to Newport. Dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. Pro and con. Sports and athletic con tests will be held. Denies Charges of Thelt.

William Snucke ami wire to niiuum limine. Ilenrv M. Ballinger, the manager of the property In Custer street; fl. we use Fels-Naptha soap for the cleaning, the dirty wash, dishes, pots, pans everything. The clothes last longer, because we don't rot them with boiling water.

We were through by eight o'clock yesterday, and the wash did look beautiful. Comment on Johnston's Statement. In commenting on the financial statement of Comptroller Johnstou, published yesterday, Mayor Rodenbeck says that the decrease in the expenses of the Comp-ticller's otfiee would not appear if the salaries of Clerks Cassebeer and were taken into account. If these salaries, which the Mayor claims are not paid by the city, were included, his honor asserts that there would he un increase iu the expenses of the Comptroller's otliee. Kmpson 1 en lliresniug ana of Chicago, was arraigned in police court yesterday on a charge of grand larceny.

He denied taking from the firm, and the cas was adjourned until a week from to-morrow. Ballinger furnished l.OOO bail and was released. Italian Accused of Assault. Eoreto Chiarcto, an Italian, was arraigned in police court yesterday a charge of assault in the second degree Joseph Boinvciiti, a countryman. A plea of not guilty was entered ami the case adjourned to Friday.

During the progress of quarrel in a sewer wh re the men were working on White street Saturday, Chiareto cut Boniventi's head open with a rock. Innocent of Murder Charge. Barney Farrell, of this city, who was recently arrested by the Cleveland, police on suspicion that he knew something about the killing of Morris Long, formerly of this city, was recently released from custody by the Cleveland police, and was for a short time in Rochester. Farrell only stopped here long enough to see a few friends, and continued on his journey eastward. Trio Arraigned for Burglary.

James Lombardo, alias Bay Lester, and Cures Nervous Dyspepsia Horsford's Acid Phosphate, the ideal stomach tonic and nerve food, banishes the depression, dejection and disturbed sleep caused bv disordered digestion. Builds up sra3sze(f 834 pave the men an appetite for the evening mess which might have caused apprehension to a man inexperienced in cooking for eishty or ninety men clamoring for something to eat "and quick, too." The men were tired with the various work they had performed, anil when tattoo pounded they were ready to turn in. It was long after taps, however, before the low hum of conversation ceased, for the flraw for the men's new bed rolls had not arrived in camp, and the men were forced to sleep in their blankets upon the ground. Men from shops, factories and offices, who tad never before, perhaps, slept upon the frround, found it a rather Irving experience, and even the men who in tiie six months that they were in the service of the United States in ISOs, and thought nothing of in" on a board, in a damp trench, or on caked earth, found it hard to adjust the humps in the meadow laud to the outlines of the body and woo the sleep they knew they needed. I.ij-!its were all out, however, and gradually the camp became so quiet that the distant "Halt, who is there?" of the sentries on guard, as they held up a relief partv, or nu officer making the rounds of the camp, could be heard.

Then the lights in the tents of commanders of companies, who remained up until they were assured their companies were quiet, went out. and the camp become as a city of the dead. It did not need the call of the buglers at the guard lent to awaken It with reveille at tT A. for the camp was astir and every man had arisen, performed his mornig ablutions, and was ready for roll call by the tirst sergeants Then came the "policing of company and battalion streets, that is to the I-Ii-iin-ing up of camp. For every scrap of paper, every stick of wood had to be picked up and thrown on a rubbish heap far from camp.

Mess was served promptly on tim and the bracing morning air, the splendid ite and the ideal weather served to put every man on his mettle. Every tit as "dressed," and shortly after morning mess ach major inspected his battalion. Then the men were given liberty to go where they pleased. To-morrow this rule will not prevail. No man will he allowed to leave ranip without a pass, approved by his toajor, and signed by his company corn-Wander.

The Eighth Separate Company is the largest in the Battalion, "ami was drawn upon for a number of important details. Charles M. Shatzel and John Fat-nck were T'laced on detail for the week battalion commissary tent. Private Vfibing was assigned as clerk at Major "l'soa's office. Private Hanson was P'aced ia charge of the horses, and Charles the entire physical system.

"Ashamed;" She Told Court. Mrs. Mary Clark was arraigned in police court yesterday on a charge of disorderly acts and language. The case was adjourned to Friday and Mrs. Clark stopped in the court room long enough to tell the judge that she was ashamed to appear before him again.

She was arrested a week ago Saturday for the same offense nud is said to be the terror of the street. Guiseppe Galliamo, alias Joseph L'ilordo, were arraigned in police court yesterday Only $1.00 to Buffalo or Niagara Falls nd return via the Erie Railroad with Herbert Trott, on a charge of bur glarizing the barber shop of Joseph Mauro Sunday, August Oth. The greatest trip on earth for the rnouey. Special fast train Vv'orKed While He Slept. While James Keys peacefully slumbered in the grove at Sea Breeze Sunday, a thief stole his watch from his vest pocket.

The garment was hanging on a tree near by. Mrs. James Scantlin, of No. 1H4 Atkinson street, was the victim of a pickpocket who operated on the Charlotte trolley cars. Her purse containing $0.15 was taken from her.

iH J3i is iL 1 LJ cfife 0(f eMeeweers leaves Erie station 8:.10 A. M. A Good Investment. You can buy a good sized diamond at Fire Escape Ordered. The Fire Marshal yesterday ordered a fire escape to be erected on the Davenport apartment house on East avenue.

The Humburch Bros, for $2.. V8 and 80 Main Street East, "On the Brides $1.00 to Silver Lahe, building is owned by George W. Davenport. It already has (me tire escape, but the Fire Marshal thinks an additional one at No. 143 State street.

Ihey p.eaded not guilty and will be given a hearing on Friday. Inquest This Morning. Coroner Kleindienst will hold an inquest at 10 o'clock this morning to determine the cause of the death of Henry C. J. Walbaum, an aged man who died as a result of burns received in the fire in the house at No.

20 Grove street on Friday morning. Wanted in Oswego. Thomas Walsh, a painter, was taken to Oswego yesterday to answer to a charge of abandoning his child. The alleged desertion is said to have occurred teu years Western New York Pioneer Picnic Day, August tit Ii. Special train at A.

31. via Buy That Wedding Present here. Hod a Variety of Poisons. John Johnson, of Charlotte, under the impression that a bottle in the pantry of his home -in which several poisons had been dumped contained medicine, drank the mixture. He was hurried to St.

Mary's Hospital and is nos- recovering. It was at frst thought that Johnson had taken the poison with the intention of committing suicide. is necessary. Thomas- U. P.

By. For Goodness Sake Mother's bread. Deininger Bros. Norman Montgomery Thomas and Frieler were married last evening by Rev. Eyon Caughey, at his residence.

No. lOO Woodward avenue. The attendants A Fine Magazine. August issue Four Track News, sale at news stands. 5 cents a copy.

On were Miss May Freiler, sister of the bride, and 1. J. Agate. ago. He was arrested in this city Sun- 1 Fed on Coal, Inlerfered With Fighters New York Excursion NEWYORHCENTRAL TUESDAY, AUG.

lltH Tickets ood Fifteen Days and! ii Ellher Dire-rJian on Htdson River Day or Night Lina Stoim ri. YOU MAY TAKE ANY ONE OP TWELVE FAST TRAINS. Lit hv lights, steamed by Pteam and Optical Company Incorporated. A dispatch from Albany, regarding the" recent transfer of the Rochester Camera and Optical Company stock, says: Albany, Aug. The Rochester Optical Company, of Rochester, was incorporated to-day with $100,000 capital, and directors Ceorge Eastman.

Henry A. Strong and Waller S. Hubbell, all of Rochester James E. Wallace shouldered his way day on a warrant by Detective Scaulan. Dog Owners Fined.

Rudolph Kastner and John Barry were fined $1 each yesterday in police court because they did not register their dogs. The Humane Society made the complaint. watered with water. In fact, all improve into a crowd that was watching a tight on ments and sure to please. North King or West avenue Sunday night, and one of the belligerents, Sebastian White, made a few I Caspian each weekday night for beautiful passes with a razor at Wallace's face.

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