Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-16
THIRD GOES TODAY
Kentucky Regiment Leaves
for Lexington.
PENNSYLVANIA N EXT
Hattn1iun of the Sixteenth starts romnr-
Row for Middl.tnwn, PA. other
Troops Will Follow
This Week, d.
PENNSYLVANIA MEX I

The Third Kentucky regiment. C'oon-
ell smith coHu:,ndiliS, will be the it.S t
70 pre;li, camp above the shipysri aud
poaru the tram lor Lexington. NY.
Wfhlher the troops With the exception
oil the Ihird battalion OF the Sixteen, h
Pennsylvania. hay" been ordered.
orders c;iine yesterday directing that
the THIRD Kentucky fa.ilnent should
leave Ne"pnrt News. tp [" this time
these TROOPS had not received moving
IL WAS intended that the Pennsylvania
'rooi,s, "hieh 90 to Middie'"Wi. Pa,
should ID. the iirSt to leave. hH. last
night 1T VAS learned ti.at the Ciesa :
peahe x thio lsaiiway company wuld
nave l"rty~eigllt coaches here today IN
TIME FOR troops to load. just enough Tor
regiment. and it WAS decided that the
ihlfd l>entu"kN on account Of sickness
IN camp. should 80 first. This r&.im mt
VIII probably 80 aboard noon today ant.
few hoEr: lalc. sections OF the train
will begin To pu ioui.
Inc battalion of Pennsylvania troops
Will follow tomorrow. a.,l The lG0ti IN
diana and Fifth Illinois regiments q
day or 50 later. Ii Will require a total
of 2e5 cars to transport all OF these
tr"ol's. ....
III. departure of the ,roops will he
greatly regretted by the s,,l,iie,s for
th.y have. been w.il ,r4at,.L firms
th,ir STAY in E,.wport News ana INV
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street and from there TO W ashihst'ii
avenue The resiilental bands H"l'icd
the troops ltlayinS familiar marches.
SOLDIER SF-t BLEED.
A double murder in the camp or the
Third Kentucky Infantry was narrow
iy averted about $50 u'elocN sunday
night.
AS it was. Il game OF crap. over Whit II
some bitter words passed resulted in
First Sergeant McCue. OF Company "A,
being painfully stabbed by Private il.
j. MCGUIRE cook for the same compa-
ny.
The company had been gambling for
some little time when Mccue and Nc
CURE differed on n certain point and
had some words. Which of the soldiers
started the trouble cannot l,c learned
positively, but Cook Mcclure stabbed
Sergeant McCue with military
sheath-knife just below the heart Had
the blade entered the body half an inch
higher McCue would have been killed.
The sergeant was not temporarily
weakened by the wound and immedl-
ately fetcilcd Tor his gun. which was
loaaed ana s1analnS pE ms 3idc- lie
started :: ann me piece al M. ;sSS;.A-
ant Win t!'.' intention OF Sh pu'i:@ MN.
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late hnur last night IN, vas sin
aliye and the hospit;l STAFF II, attend
unce entertain hopes for his recovery.
. When Mcclure realized VIVA. he ha1
done be announced his intention Of sur