The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-16
Private Irving is to Have a New
Trial.
LEE REVIEWS TROOPS AT DRILL,
Hc Receives q Hearty Welcome in the
Company Streets-Miss Clara Bar
ton and Mrs. Carbonnell Also
Visit the Camp-Privatc
Werner Runs Afoui of
Florida Stump.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE. JACKSON
WILLIE, FLA, June Especial.
has hardly been fs quiet a day up to
the present time in camp as to-day. AZ
ter the evening drill the men were left
10 themselves and many Of them visited
other regiments as usual a detail from
each company Of the Fourth Regiment
WAS set TO work I'm the big space Just
i'm the rear of regimental headquarters
10 cut down trees and pull up stumps 10
prepare the space for parade eround
Private Irving. of Company NJ, who
has been dishonorably discharged from
the service for stealing by order or Col
onel Baker. has applied TO General Lee
for new trial and his request has been
granted The trial will be likely TO take
place tomorrow.
A CANTEEN TO OPEN.
Colonel Taylor OF the Fourth Regiment
has issued an order. stating that the
regimental canteen will be opened to-
morrow morning IL will be I'm charge OF
Lieutenant r. .. Jones of Company X,
the commissary OF the regiment, and one
sergeant. one corporal and two privates
will be detailed from headquarters as
his assistants. At the canteen Will be
kent for sale all sorts OF soft drinks, beer
and cigars. but no whiskey.
Each man will be given five dollars
worth Of checks per month 10 be taken
out Of the next pay. The profits OF the
canteen will be used I'm part In improving
the fare Of the men I'm the regiment.
The men Of the various Richmond COM
panies are greatly enjoying the boxes sent
them from home. and In each tent az
least. one soldier receives almost some
remin.er from home that his absence has
not made him forget
GENERAL LEE IN CAMP
General Lee and staff arrived In camp
this evening and reviewed the troops
while at drill He met with a hearty re-
ception as usual. and the men showed
| BY their enthusiasm that they have bhe
| utmost cOludence in the cQmmandant OF
the Seventh Army Corps. Subsequently
General Lee paid n brief visit TO the vari-
ous streets I'm camp when the same cor
dial greeting awaited him.
At the same time the camp was visited
! by Miss Clara Barton, the well known
| leader of the Red Cross organization;
Mrs. Lieutenant Carbonell. nee Cisneros,
and Miss Daniel. The ladies were escort
| ed by Messrs. GatewoOd and Louis
| w. Brander. Miss Barton closely inspect
| ed the camp and expressed herself as
highly pleased with what she saw.
MR.. WERNER HURT.
Since Monday evening I have been con-
| fined 10 my tent suffering from an injury
| 10 my right leg which ] received by com
ing I'm too close contact with the stump
OF tree. Tho injury is not dangerous,
| however. but somewhat painful. My
| friends do anything they can for me, and
| Major Vance. the surgeon Of the regi-
ment thinks that after keeping quiet Tor
| a day or two or I will be able 10 take
| part I'm the drills Of the company.
| The field court martial Of the Fourth
| Regiment has also issued the following
| sentences, which have been approved
! Corporal j. S. Epes, Of Company II, re-
| duced 10 ranks for intoXication. Private
! Rodman d. Patton. Of Company I, charg-
ed with drunkenness. resisting arrest.
| and abusing an officer. sentenced 10 ff-
! teen days at hard labor.
There are nine regiments at Camp Cuba
! Libre. Z. W.