New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-05
Two Great Soaps
CASHMERE BOUQUET
and WORKS

| q talk about it yesterday. and although General
Wheeler thought the men would do well in camp
until October / II determined to continue
sending the men away The Regulars taken
| from posts east Of the Mississippi will accord
! ing TO the Presidents directions be sent to
! where they were before the war The War De-
partment has no. transmitted the order to Cen
oral shaftcr vet but IL wifi no doubt be received
| by Tuesday
| The Sth Ohio and 1st Illinois Will break camp
on Tuesday. The Rough RIDERS will muster out
| toward the end Of the week. probably ana VIII
not parade,
General Wheeler said to-day that Lieutenant
Colonel Smart of the medical staff OF the Army
had come to examine chemically the water sup
piled 10 the camp He was at the top OF DIS pro-
fesson, and would. In two or three days DC
able give absolutely authoritative oe
cision as TO the purity Of the water. feopie
had idea that the water came from the treSn
| water pond General Wheeler said they were
mistaken The water drawn from wells
two hundred and three hundred feet deep.
Women passing through the camp were d's-
pleased by seeing that some tents did not nave
floors and fanced that the men must steep OF
the ground They were wrong in supposinS
that. In tents without floors were wooden ounKs
or thick straw AS for himself General wheeler
said, he liked the camp better every day ana
would like t. live in ii untll October l.
The season of September gales Is approaching
and the War Department foresees that the Long
Island Railroad might not he able 10 move con-
veniently more than thousand men Day
Plans have been partially made 10 transport
troops to Newly by water il IT should be ad-
visabe.
The signal men predict a wild storm tonight
Warnings were sent throughout the camp to peg
down all tents
SEVEN DIE ON THE ROUMANlA
The troopsh!p Roumania, five days from San
tiago. came in to-day with Companies h ana l.
Of tho 9th Massachusetts and convaiescen's
from various commands. in all six hundred men,
Seven died on the voyage and were buried al
sea They were;
DANIEL X REYNOLDS list New-York
CHARLES coNNoRs. Company N. 9th Ma''aohuse'ts
paralysis.
oRvILLE DEAN United states Engineer Corps. acute
dysentery
TIMOTHY OMALLEY. Company X 9th MASSACHUSETTS,
HENRY NJ BRoDERlcK. Company X OH Massaehu-
sets. acute dysentery.
PAUL W. FRIEDMAN. Company Z. list New-foTk
acute mania
JOSEPH FRANZ, COMPANY B. 10th Infantry acute
Mrs A. Friedmann the mother Of Paul lives
at No 022 East One hundred nd thirty Ell hth
ST. with her sons. Herman G.. a lawyer. OF No
81 Nassau-st.. and Arthur Mrs friedman
heard = orr Paul .ast on August 16. He was
then nur..Ag the sick in the hospital al Siboney.
In reply 10 CO he she learned few days ago
that he was sick and VOL b. cent home on
the Roumana and Herman Friedman
have been at Amasansett rwo days waiting
fo- the transport 10 arrive here Herman cabled
at the Information Bureau to inquire when his
brother would be taken of the transport Major
Morris G Hutchns told him as gently as pos
sible that Paul had died After few minutes
Herman asked when he could take away the
body
1t was buried at sea" Major Hutchns said
This will Kill my mother" Herman said.
1t will be noticed that two Of the seven,
Friedn:ann and Franz, died of acute mania
brought on by extraordinary hardships and suf-
ferings
The transport Cnionst also arrived from SAN
tiago with thirty-sx men Fitty-three were Of
Company z. 1st Illinois Infantry The rest were
teamsters and carpenters. All on board are
we'll
EIGHT DIE IN HOSPITAL
Those who dad in the general rosp'aI to-day
were
SAMUEL OSBORNE private. Company l. IN Infantry
MICHAEL o'HARE. private. Company r SIN Infantry
JAMES MGRA1H thvate. Company F sth Infantry.
HENRY SAWYER pr.sar 10Th Cavalry
JAMES RAY private 60 lrAry II 7ta In.a,try
MATTHIAS !LL!s, private C3Gpany ?, 80 Infantry.
ELMER s GREENE. private. Company F. 7th United
States Infantry.
HEzEKIAH BELL private. Company g 25tA Infantry
The number OF patients in the general hospital
is 10i0
No one died at the detention hospital to-day
II has 90 patients