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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
UOUFNFNTS or TROOPS AT CAMP MEADE.
rrxrsYLvANIA MEN TO 90 TO PORTO RICO
>rv-YoRK MAN DIES FROM HEART DISEASE

rr>,,.syrv,NrA MEN TO 90 TO PORTO RICO
,-rv-YoRK MAN DIES FROM HEART DISEASE
Camp Meade Middetown, Penn, Sept E-Pri-
vale william T. Null Company ID. Hlst New-1otX
re- Mon; died suddenly to-day Of heart disease
uuu came 10 camp last night with his regiment
ard vas preprring battle IN the Susquehanna
ptver with some ~ his comrades when he expired
His hodv will bA shipped 10 his nome IN New-forK
Clty for interment
strong guard has been placed about the camp
., tho First Battalion OF the 18th Pennsylvania
peg,n,en,. which il doing fatigue duty az the com
,,se.rv denot Fifty men ont OF the battalion are
abscn, without leave. and detail will be sent from
the regiment To search for them In and about
ccranton The men are anxious to get home, and
I, ts thought n viu be the next regiment from
penpsvIvania TO receive orders for mastering out
colonel Corvell expects to have the muster-out
,,,is and other papers IN shape 10 leave camp on
saturdav The 18Th PENNSYLVANIA Regiment has
Seen assigned 10 the First Brigade OF ne SECOND
n,vIsion with the "a Vest virginia and the Zo3d
Colonel Glenn to-day assumed command OF the
h,tgade composed OF the l4th Pennsylvania. 90
Snnnacticut and a2d New-York regiments. Gen
erai Graham has decided 70 make TWO tuu o.
snd General : r. ". Young Of Pit'sbnIg; will
nnnnn1and on, % the divisions. General Goblin re.
turned 10 camp to-day and resumed command OF
'n The st3d Network and the sth Massachusetts
r.eiments arrived IN camp to-day; Colonel Whit
res. az the 5th Massachusetts fell from his horse
ana broke bone In his foot; ,. w.,
'colonei Richards. 81 the 18th Pennsylvania Bat
Ssdw.York tomorrow to take the boat on Wednss-
dsv Cor Porto Rico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
WHITE HOSPITALS FOR IR'OFN'
SURGEON. GENERAL sTEPNBERG TALKS OF The
VAR prrAR TMENT's PLANS

Washington Sept ~ -Sureeon-'Ienetai o'er.oe.e
to-da, furnished some interesting details VI INC
plans Of the War Department referred % ''s'e'
dsv hv Secretary Alger for The establishment VI
t1o large wcu-eauiprNd winter hospitals 'oi 'h'
,roons He .all th,t without attracting nlncn ~,
.e-,on the medical department. rad been az p'rs
FAR some time er.ctinE such hospital on ths 'V'
o-,n,.r, observation -. Fo- Monroe ana ne "'s
rlo4eed - I've .hls - announce that Lieutenant
colonel woodruff surgeon In charge nan ="
port.d that th- hospital would be rNaqv 'of me
ro~ariion ~ troops rsNt FRIDAY Ther' II a"ea''s
~ The for, tent hospital IN excellent shape .sp
shle Of acconmodat ing FIVE hundred palen's itT
nov. hosrtal will - in addition 20 ths II VIII
10 -orstruc.ed ~ lumber after The STYLE OF resI
lar barracks AMI will contain one thousanh oeus
T, &c intended for The reception ~ SICK solole'S
returning from Porto Rico
Looking ahead 20 The possibility 81 an ex,ehoen
OCCUPATION ~ cuban ports hy The united S'atcs
ARMY With the reeutirg demands on the neo'cd
dAnsr,,,.r- To- tho care 81 INC sicE SOLDIERS ~"
geon.C;Arsral stArnoerg is planning Tor announcer
hosrital on An over larger scale ~ some OF 'hT
eoutharr norris below For Monroe. ana more arI
cesalhle f,cn cuba tie has appointed nlfdstdf
hosrf 70 mai. \ inspection NJ the aValls ple
pacos and tho impression 0re"al ma ,he ~
pual viii BE- either At Charleston Or "a. 1lha. "a
ThA HOSPITAL ships ResouN ana Missouri are
under orders 20 prepare immed aiely 'or rssu.n
,rin 70 PORTO Rico % Irlu2 hack any SICK soln'is
recurring home treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
REvOLrTIOy N THE CAROLINE ISLANDS.
NATIVES HAVE PROBABLY coNorEREn TIE
FPaNIARpS.

San Francisco. Sept. y The Caroline lsianas
which belong 70 Spain. are undoubtedly oF 'his
time in the hands OF the natives Of the group WIN
the Spanish garrison wiped out
News OF a revolution in the ISLANDS reacneu .n'>
-itv IN letters from Honolulu by the steamer Up
tic The story WAS borne 10 Honolulu o! "au
ing schooner. which touched at the CaroHhes.
The native kings OF the group. VINO nan 'one
been az var with each other. scme moh."s de
declared truce. combined their FORCES anu p'e'"
a war against the Spanish authorities
The Spaniards we're concentrated al fonaP- "h'
I, was hero the natives made their attack.
The natives fought with such vsor ana IN sue"
numbers that ~, spaniards we're conipeii.di ,p ~
retreat aud take shelter In the parr'cNs' ~
they hed. ,,...hoa 70 -uar,
FOR aid but on arriving there found me am M 20 q,
Gag noating The Quiros never returned. anu as
Van in the ca roltrs group, was thought sne
was lost Tho superstition " mar I'M tIu' '"o4
garrison Of Americans has possession CT ~. .,,,
There we're two hundred soldiers IN fOnspe' uis
these were poorly supplied with "lpnlun,.TI"' The
n no position resist 2 prolonged 49, "a ,bo
belief is that the pace vas captured ara ,lses
Spauish garrison alain Tho entire group, u. III,
tho Spsniards made an unexpS''Hd s,ano, u,.is'
be b., this lime IN The possession OF me nnu.
This story is confirmed bv James Mliiet; o oI
Honolulu. who recently returned 70 tfd"sn iJ III
a tour in tho Carolinos. Tie said az tnat uIa ~
nat-as were much uiscontenteG ana we're P'@p'i-
ing for re~outlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
~ MEMORY OF u. 4. REYNOLDS.

A service in memory Of Daniel *. REYNOLDS rri
,.ate COMPANY r. list Regiment was held IN Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church One-hundred-
and-thirty -ninth-st. and s4'enth-ave on Sunday
afterroon The service held by the Bible class
80 witch the soldier vas member and con-
Quoted hv the Rev. " P. Odell pastor OF the
church assisted by the Re-. Dr. Carpenter, Of the
Duane Methods Epis,opa! Shurch. ana ne Rev
Of The Epuorth League REYNOLDS pas twenty.
snvsn Gears old ana had been member Of the
lie, for four Years when he went the front lie
took part in AL the battles before Santiago In the
,renches he was attacked with malaria and dysen-
tarv aud was sent north With the Nrst contingent
of the sick and wounded He left Cuba on Aug4s'
- bu, died az sea the night Of August 81 He
was buried a, sea He was the son OF Theodore
n and Amelia Reynolds. and lived with his par
tnts a. One-hundred nd-ntty-hfth-s -. and -
Ntcholas-avA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The hospital ship Missouri vent 20 me 'o'umoa
- prooLlvn Yesterday - take supplies
Notor Arthur the surgeon IN charge Of me Mis-
.or,, is now awaiting orders for the future move
,rsn,s NJ the ship. Just prior 20 her making her
recent trip 70 Santiago it was understood a. ne
-. rniidirg that the Missouri would then re
am baIe and be cited out for Z voyage 10 the
~ ~ i,n,rss mis- opinion is still maintained AZ
Lnnp,4;iirat alfhOpgn MAJOR Arthur has received
no orders , ,,,-..ur, rsnt ~ Rrooklvn ,hs
Just ,s,rcb ~ the ship landed AZ the Batter
with Joseph Nilsson private Of the -, ho sp&.
o1otPs' horJ ,rork on the ship. He was tied 10
etr4tcher ahen landed and vi" be taken 70 n;
hone AT NtI.snn is a SWede and is said 70 have
hean a physician before snilsting IN mo hospnaI
Corrs AZ inc beginning or me "ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
pnADc To CARRY THT TROOPS

Awards Tor the transportation ~ troops back 20
Their permanent barracks we're made yesterday ny
the Transport alton Bureau ~ the 'ouartormasters
penartuoent ~ -hc Army Building The an In
fsn,ry. going 20 Fort sheridan Illinois WI De
con, hv uav - The New.York central and Hud-
.or piv.r Railroad and It's connections. a. the
ro,e NJ s1S q for Zach officer ara man. With an
ezra charge Of % for sleepng-car hNr,hs FOR the
SICK and for the oinoera 49,, 49,,
ThA i3th Infantry Is 70 go 70 Columbus, Ohio ~
~. T2aitir1ore and Ohio Railroad az the rate OF
~25 each and g ." Per her;h IN sleeping cars.
Thn ,9,h infantry which goes tn Forts Niagara
nd por,er will 20 on me New-Iork. ontario ana
western Railroad he rate % - for each oihcsr
and trsn There will be an extra charge ~ q Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
rOrPTH ARMY CORPS RECT PFP4TlNf.
GENERA coPPISGER PRAISES rHE SANITARY
CONDITIONS At HUNTSVILLE

=
CONDITIONS At II STsvtLLF
ws.Ainrton Sept Fin view ~ al that mas
hem said ., critical character respecting me co"
di,iors from sanitary point ~ vieu among inc
t-ni,ed Statos troops eucamped ,, Hun's'ilH Ala
the war Department has iaernAd - proper "a make
putl,o ,he following Letter. recoi"ed by surgeon
General s'ernb-rg from Ma 'or-'Ieneral 'opp.nssr'
t.adouar.e-s Fourth Army Corps -
C,,D yr-reel.r huntsville Ala. September -
Ge,n,oi . II SfcrnbsrC surgeon GENERA 'r"'-"
sfstcs ARMY. Washington D -. .,,,,
Dear Surgcon-Ciea4ral have az impression tI.aI
a. ,b's lime it may BE- # interest 20 YOU 70 nave
A-rnv CORPS We are campe1 II an atrs9tNe;;
omen valley The fresh. cool. inviGorSing ar %
upn,svirA.s hill. rteadly winning our poor. en-
.cehtcd meg back % life and strength after tne
no,so1ous r~ver-laden swamps Of Tampa Our
CONS and brigade hospitals well supplied; sur
Rss been long and ar9uous Drs Eeyno.ar;; E.p
pi,, st-oug and Richards. now feyer-strickkem1.
b-ot4n down we're especially noticeable TOT thelr
INTERCHANGEABLE zeal for the WE'LL ana IneIt
,Lsy n,,nistared so we'll Dr. O'Re!lly has WORKED
nohv and effectively, with marked ana successiu'
administrative capacity $780, IL, ..,.o LA
0ur Condition struggling ~ Tampa with typho,d
~ afsria! fever was sad. ! cannot too strongly
e~e-s.s M gratitude YOU for the extraordinary
doctors immunes nurses aud medical stores. "
vas the more extraordinary wh.u you FsHect noM
conaic,ing and un 1okod FOR orders nred our men
,vi,h little time for preparation INTO unooked-1or
places You humanity responded 10 every appeal
y, bohalf Of my stricken men wish earnestly 70
,b,rk vou Believe M. sincerely yours
'''"N - ] J. COPPIEGFR,
Naio-- General United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
FIFTH oHTo HOME FROM FLORIDA.

cl.v.I,nd Sept 2 The 5jh Onto Volunteers ar
,vsa here to-day from Fernardina. Fla. ~ TWO
.nec,al trains Of twenty coaches each. over the
P,e Fo1r Railroad, and vas received with an on
,bueias,i, demonstration. The arrival % the sol
d,ers pas announced nv the ringing ~ bells. The
blowing OF steam whistles. The roar of cannon and
tb. cbssrs ~ thousands o. people, who surrounded
.he Union Station and crowded IN" strfets The
bth will 60 into camp here Tor 'hirty davf az N"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
ropv.y T g4RRINGTON MARRIED.

,,,..a,r.. Sept l2-Norman TAYLOR Ha-rins.
~ the first heroes developed in the vsr
VII, win spain. has been married TO Miss Anna
go, daughter y Robert 9 Spencer % this
CITY . -. -. .~ nt,h
ms. before the breaking out or inc war VIM
oPS. a,.ar,nfAd 10 Tear down the coat OF arms or
.bo f.nited states Consulate of ina clty VI,
~ ven, 10 he assistance or consul BoWen
re i Ia held TIE mob NJ bay unti ~ was as
nrrsed Consul Bowen has written 20 Mr harrlns
~. ,oothsr declaring that recognition mas never
tnan accorded the courage displayed by nor son
an that occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
vopF SOLDIERS YIELD THEIR LIVES.
THRIFT NEW ENGLAND MsN AMONG THE
NrMREF

Portland Ne Sept. - Private James Heaphy
=, ~ompany T. died today a, the Eye and Ear
1nHrmary Of typhoid fever. His brother who was
also In Company l. died several DAYS ago.
Lancaster Pom Sept l2-Two soldiers died here
to-day AZ s. Joscph's Hospitai-Peter l.. Stewart
ron,parv u 1st Rhode Island Volunteers, whose
home vas in Ashton. Y /. and Delaware Ricards
Company T. 1st Delaware. OF Brldsevile, Der
St1wa-t was a married man and leaves woo"
and TWO children. Rcard was not married The
former died from obstruction OF the bowels ana the
latter from gastritiS
Boston. Sept IL Patrick II. Foley. Company f.
o,h Massachusetts Volunteers. died az the City
Hospir,l iust before noon today. Private Eden r
Keene % Company H. on Regiment. one OF the
two brothers vho died side by side at camp Wikon'
was buried today from Sts. Peter and Pauls
church South Boston. Requiem high mass was
celebrated BY the Rev. John Whalen - ~,
TIE BODY Of John J. Peard OF Company b, 8tn
Regiment was buried In Old Dorchester cemetery
this forenoon. The nnal services oyer the oody
80 hold ar s, Augustiaes Church. where the
Fov Francis + Russell ofiicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
opnrPED TO BE MUSTERED OFT

Washington Sept i2-Thess troops were ordered
mustered out to-day
Heavy Battery c. Connecticut Volunteers. at Nj
First Georgia Infantry. Knoxville, 70 home sta
Fourth New-York Light Battery Hampstead. 70
FIfth Seu.York Light Battery. Hampstead. 10
aruiofy New. York.
Seventh Nev-York Light Battery, Hampstead, 10
s,ste arn,orv Rochester. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
NlTAL RECRfITS WANTEp.

San Francisco Sept 2-Ihs week is expected n
r. a busy one At the naval recruiting rendezvous
,r ,bts ci,v 4 large number Of 'hc men present
nd.b Admiral Dewey in Manila bsve completed
their terms of service, and the local recruiting Of
o. here has received Instructions from Washing
,on 20 enlist three hundred men. Machrists fire.
men woman musicians. sesnen and ordinary
snannen all wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
TAX on ASSIGNMENTS or PAY

Washington Sept. l2-The AdJutan'-General has
issued IN general orders ietter from the Commits
s,oner Of Internal Revenue IN response 10 an In
ouiry from the Paymaster General OF the Army as
to whether assignments or transfers or ofrcers
nav accounts require stamps The ruling OF the
conuissioner is that II the money is due and paw
abla on demand a two-cent stamp will De required
hu, that II the officer has anticipated MS pay ana
is drawing money on the amount due 10 him in the
fnture INC orders for the payment Of the money
f,or,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
MODEL HOSPITAL At cHIcKAMAUGA

Washington Sept 2-rhe following dispatch
was made public TO-DAY.
Cnickamauga Park Georgia. sept. II. 1855
To the President Less tnan forty DAYS ago Work
was begun to build ard -quip Sternberg Hospital
10 supply CRYING demand for better accommoda.
tons and more careful treatment OF The sick OF
thIs command, who were daily increasing In num-
hers when 7 assumed command on August 2. Major
Griffin was put IN charge o. this hospital. and u
bas heen IN that time OF infinite comfort 10 the
hundreds OF sick who have been in its wards. and
is nov model field hospital in every way. he
u,orL he hal done G BRECKENRIDGE
WI" Maor-.;eneral, comma rding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
NINTH NEW-rORK TO START FOR HOME.

cHICKAMAUCA CAMP NEARLY A THING OF The
PAST
Chickamauxa National Military Park Tennessee.
Sept l2-The erh New-York is being paid to-day
The regiment has packed all It's effects and IS ex-
pected 20 start for homo early tomorrow morning.
TIL. 22d Kentucky Is also IN readiness move, and
Is expected % get away before tomorrow night.
The departure Of these regiments will leave only
about eighteen hundred men al Chickamauga tAese
he hospitals The Midway at Lyle. which was
the scene OF much turmoil during the summer 10
WOW thing OF the past The last OF the small
shops were closed today. the majority or the shop
men going to other camps. The work OF cleaning
IN Inc mark is progressing rapidly The refuse is
being biirned and great quantities Of dsinfectanr,
being used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
MOTIVE PRIVATE KILLED AT GALVLSIoA

Galveston Fey Sept Il Edward Aieran'ei
Callahan private n me ls' ,h'te' 800
- 0,,rorres, va. shot dead last night. ana
"a. oor,n.nion Jack" Elliott, ctvihan was
.ounded in the abdomen Henry Owens super
numersry policeman. surrendered himself ne
saws he attempted 10 arrest the men rh9 oa S 1u
ttcted Rim and began knihng him. me Inln'uhrs
ners paid off yesterday. and mos' :" 'he'h "'i7
dovntnwp celebrating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
srps FOR HOSPITAL LUMBER

BIDS were opened ct the Army Building yesterday
~, furnishing ten thousand feet OF spruce lumber.
,xl0x3 TO Re used in the construction Of hospitals
AZ Camp Meade. Mddletown, Penn Watson a.
ps,,,ncer bid 500 x thousand. and " j Van
Cusf hid s1a The construction OF wooden hos
rt,a1s M the camp would indicate that large force
+ 70 be encamped there even late into the colo
ueather Bids were also received for supplying
r,anv other minor articles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
A HOSPITAL TRAIN IN JERSEY CITY

hospital train OF eleven cars arrived in the
Penn.ylvaria station AZ jersey City late on SUNDAY
nigh, from Cincinnati II was in charge Of Sur
geons Charles Richards and X Shaw. Two
stewards and twenty nurses were also on the train
Two more cars added 10 the train to-day ana
II IL waiting for the sick soldiers surgeon hiSn-
ards said he had received orders from the war De-
partment 10 report with the train here He dld pot
know where be vas to get the sick rom nel'no
could he tell where IA was To take them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
IN CARE FOR WISCONSIN, MEN.

prs A W Kanouse and 7. 7. 5everidse. OF Ap-
,,.,nr Wi. called at the Army Building Yesterday
~ ana on, what disposition would be made OF the
three companies OF the I'd Wisconsin volunteers
re..,,,,s vera sent here with funds 10 look after
ali Wisconsin, troops arriving from Porte r., Rico;
100 could be sent West or where they would
camp while here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
roy-p crvFRAL HOSPITALS DESIGNATED.

Washington sert y The post hospital at Wasn-
,neton Barracks District OF Columbia me Stern
berg and Sanger hs!1 hospitals a. Chickamauea
park and the military hospital az Ponce forto
pI.o baye hasn designated as genera. hospitals and
~ niaced under The exclusive control ~ me SUI
oeon. General OF the Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
Gurouean Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
V1JnP = r. BRANCH RESIGNS

Major James r Branch Of the eth Immune Regi-
rrent. United States Volunteers. has resigned his
place in the Army, and his resignation was &C.
cepted yesterday. Major Branch is secretary OF
the American Bankers Assoca ton. HIS resisnd-
ZION al his time was due 10 pressing business
ensa -ements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
pIANS E0R R1TTERT [

Battery l. 7th United States Artillery. left willsts
Point yesterday on the Government steamer Gen
eral Meigs for Fort socum. Davids Island The
batterv erpects to receive orders shortly 10 90 TO
Cuhs for garrison duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
NO coNvIcTs AMONG SPANISH pR1soNERs

Emilio ". Castillo, president OF the Spanish
Benevolent Society OF New-York, empha ,ically de-
MES that there any fo.nGation for a report
published yesterday In a daily paper Of this city
that among the Spanish sailor prisoners in tho
camp at Portsmouth ;here three hundred who
were taken from penal institutions Az
mra Cerveras ships. ard vho fear that when
they get back 70 Spain they will be Imprisoned
again"
In letter 70 that paper Nr. Castillo wrote: The
Spanish prisoners, who have served their country
least IS vaiantly as those o! the American Navy.
because they fought against superior and over
refining forces ought not 70 he classified GRIM
inais before country that has learned "a respect
them, although defea led. and has acted kindly
and nobly with those who formerly its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The ARM mule is one ~ me most interesting
.ai,,t,s ~ me camp. He is great truant ana
never misses chance 70 get loose from the picker
Itre uber. with look o, glee apparent IN every
feature OF his face. from his ears down ne goes
wandering away. resisting AL attempts az capture
W.. anaa,nge lead him far from camp limits too.
and there VIII probsb be mules from one end OF
Id1g Island 10 the other long after the otn ARM
ZINE mas been dissolved and sent Rack ~ Army
psi ~ present the mules render the early morning
Iu s,!,ressins Thev begin 70 get hungry long
hhotrnre rave,lle and their brayns makes sleeping
49, {, o'clock almost impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
SPANISH PRISONERS SAIL.
ADMIRAL CERvERA AND HIS MEN START
. FOR HOME on THE CITY Of ROME

OVER SEVENTEEN HUNDRED MrN. WHO HAVE
BEEN IN NEW HAMPSHIRE TWO MONTHS
INVESTIGATING sHoorIHG
HARVARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Upon the edge Of the Cataract Canyon IN Arizona
forty miles north " the nearest town. Williams
"Jirn" johnson sits In a rrazer's cabin and waits
Tor 'he return OF mis- pard. Harry j. Sellers
Who is member OF Troop A. Rough Riders.
Harry" and Jim" have been partners for twenty
years. and they now big hero Of cattle which
hey Craze on the Arizona plateaus
In order 10 keep drinking water for their cattle
70 the dry months Of the year they have damned
up part OF the canyon. and there they keep enough
melted snow 10 water their stock all summer.
u was IL April that Sellers RODE down 10 VIII
tams 10 buy provisions ana get his semi-annuai
supply OF news OF the world when he heard that
the Maine hac been sunk and that Major Brodie
vas irving TO get up regiment Of cowboys. he
put spurs TO his horse TO tell jim the news and
and then took down his rife and began 10 cream II
What are you doing Jim - inquired harr!As 49,
po.lshing
Now look here. Jim. re cant both go so me.
70 see who goes II he's killed the other man VIII
have the cattle" a
jim" agreed and two s'rlvs were procured
Jim got the little straw and had 70 stay =.
home IL nearly broke his heart when HAIRY ioGe
on 70 war Harry has written him several ietters
describing the fun" at la Qu2slna ana "a"
!uan IN order 10 cheer him, p,A.,
I'm anxious 10 get back said Rough zoe
SSs.ers 70 Tribune reporter Jlr ana ~ Lars
We understand each other :"
The waiting room Of the Montauk railroad s'a
mnn has all the appearance Of a convalescent "a'o
% hospital these days Soldiers who nave peer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The waiting room OF the Montauk railroad s'a
snn has all the appearance Of a convaiescent "oIo
b . hospital these days. Soldiers who nave oee',
sick. but who have gained sufficient health ana
strength TO travel. through the room hours ne'o'e