New Hampshire farmer and weekly union

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miral W. B. Caperton, now command

ing the cruiser squadron at Haiti and

San Dominican waters, was selected

today to succeed Admiral Winslow as

cemmander of the Pacific fileet, when

the latter retires July 29 on account

of age.

Rear Admiral Caperton will be suc

ceeded by Rear Admiral Pond, now

commanding the auxiliary division of

the Atlantic fleet.

In announcing the selection, Secre

tary Daniels said he had not consid

ered the question of seniority, and had

decided to name Admiral Caperton on

account of his “valuable and satisfac

tory service in Haiti and Santo Do

mingo and his efficient record.”

PARIS, July B.—Twn more deaths

have brought the number of vacant

seats in the chamber of deputies to

34, including two ceats declared vac

ant for election irregularities. The

chamber s now composed of 5885 in

stead of 600 deputies.

There are 32 seats vacant in the

senate through death 57 members since

the elections of 1914. Since no elecc

tions will be held Jduring the war, one

department, the Hantes Alpes, whose

two senators have diecd, will be unre

presented in the cenate until after

peace has been declared.

Of the 32 deputies who have died,

seven were killed on the battlefields,

while one senator, the aviator, Emile

Reymond, died in service.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New Hampshire farmer and weekly union. (1916). Manchester, N.H., 1916-07-12. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90062374/1916-07-12/ed-1/?sp=9

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New Hampshire farmer and weekly union, 1916-07-12.