The Columbus journal., 1898-07-13

I'd. .yocENaL-We are al veil AZ Pre-
sent One Of the Tennessee boys got
shos las. night One diei xifk p1eu-
Eocla- caRsed from eating cheap pies,
made oot Of rossen fruit We have 20,
Yet received our equipments, bat e1pec;
them today, and expect 20 start for
: Manila July 9eh-
/ There VII be I..ne soldiers N Ene
the fourth os July;it VII take the pa-
rsde four hours to pass the review stand
San Francisco hzs the finest park N
tie world j, hzs l-7e acres In Il and
al Ands Of animals and nogerz.
Some more of the Neb-aska boys AZ
rived hon York last night
Al kinds u fakers are prohibited
frOu enterins the grounds because there
would Be too many or the grounds
The beds ve have 10 sleep 90 are
blankets laid down on the ground
which u oothirz baf sand. bat the boys
er!oy themselves Just the same.
FruIr ot every kind + cteap here. or
snSs cents per dozen
The boys have all ordered cards With
Their na1S o. the following l. q sam
pc q the inscription
L n GazIH
Co. 3, Isl Reg. NeorAska Vols-
Genoa Nebraska
We vi! leave for Manila the S-h Of
July, ve don't kno. vet OF VIA, ship We
vii take passage
Yours truly,
HNzI WEIssooK-
Serg'L Detachment, Co. &, l., Neb- Vol
San Francisco, Cal
The solloslng paragraphs are COMP
la.sols from letter 10 friends- vrirren
July 4, by Frank C. Turner and recsiy-
ed July s.
II nex. cones Ike IL has this morn
Ing concerning SamtScn a. Santiago
L L doubtful II ze vii leave here But
frou what can learn noS sc vii sail
some time between July 5Eh and l0-h-
Oar company = eUvled By al the vol
unt--- coin npsnIss N camp, Is ve drll
vel, and when we ge; oa- full eaQIp-
uenf We VIII OF course. show 70 still
better advantage. Capt Khan ccnph- |
msnls Us highly Il regard 20 our drill |
IEg 50 vel II such short time
Bert and Chad Arnold were out 10 see
Us OF the Isl Bert l. engaged n sell (
Ing mining stock and mines. lett II ms
charge. Frank and Watts Burgess and I.
also Emerson Potts have been II the /
camp. bot iIi' nj see them
Roy johnson Z here n camp AID told I
me rhat he intended 70 go 10 the Philip |
pIn-s with u
scc OF Fred Gerber the furniture 4
nan formerly a. Coluubasl came 70 So /
Us yesterday. He L a Messenger boy. 1
and L going back 10 Columbus OF 4
Visit shortly
/ have been up 81 Brlsaiis- General I
Kings headquarters acting as orderly |
the past -wenty-tour hours. and | must 4
say that ne is very pleasant gentle 4
MAJ A. the same headquarters we're
Captain James G. Blaine. j. sou Of 1
james G. Blame, Captain Boots and /
Perry, al very pleasant. and who treated ]
us rOysIly. each and every one Q; them /
Tie t-ue nature o. men i unchanged 4
By el-vatiOn 10 Office
Il-re are great many places Of II
ter@t 10 20 10 around here but a. -.
havr Only ben 70 the Clit house and 1
took ssabalh a. Surro's big bath house
one d the finest L the world; the
Chlks, where they have menAgerie o,
ali Kinds Of animals irciadinE Wallace.
TIE largest hon II captivity q switch
back railroad and numerous other 81
rrsctiO-s which are mostly free 70 sol
disrs; 70 Golden Gate park where they
hold rh- mid-.inte- faIr-a very fne
PARK Owned by the city that appropr-
aIe SSa.0.s year for rs usinIelaucs-
50 YOU can see by that the pa-k L ins
place
l. has b-eu cold and f0zgy here fo-
tEo days and 1t chills a fellow clear
through
johnny Cs.rsy cane II yesterday
with Z Wyoming battery
Ny regards 10 al in9UIring friends.
and say 70 then an II good health
l Ike the soldiers life. so far. q good 4
deal better than expected 10.