The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
FOURTH REGIMENT
PLAY GOOD BALL.
The Virginia Team Defeat the Fif-
teenth Iowa Ball Team.
THE CUBA LIBRE REVIEW.
The Camp Paper is Such a Success
That IL Will BE Published Where
ever the Soldiers Go-The Entire
Second Division on Review.
THE CUBA LIBRE REVIEW

CAMP CUBA llBRE, FLA, july H.
Specialize baseball teams of the
Fourth Virginia and Fifth Iowa Regi-
ments crossed bats this afternoon at. the
Springfield Baseball Park. The game was
called at 1 o'clock and a large number Of
spectators were present. among them a
number of ladies' The Virginans wiped
the floor with the Iowa boys. beating
them by a score of 4 TO ?. Leach and
Keefer were the battery on the Virginia
team.
Company c. OF the Fourth Regiment,
is well supplied i'm it's cOmmissary de-
partment, and also has the best cooking
outfit in the regiment. Chef Ira w. Ellis
is i'm charge, and he has an able corps OF
assistants. A large range has been put
I'm the kitchen. and when the men be-
come tired eating army food they pur-
chase what they want and say they live
as well, If not better, than any company
ln camp.
G.. 5. Nindlinger a private IN Com
pany G.. Fourth Regiment who IS the
editor and proprietor OF the Cuba Ldbre
Review the only camp paper published
in the United States. has ordered COM
plete outfit and Washington hand press
to follow the company wherever 1t may
be sent. Mr. Nindlinger says that IT. is
the intention of his company to have a
paper wherever they go. There are
eight Union printers In the company and
paper can be published in short order.
DETAILED AS ORDERLIEs.
Priyates Sharply and Bunce, Of Com
pany b. Second Virginia Regiment, were
detailed as orderies 20 the regimental
tor la M
same capacity to-day.
The entire Second Division turned out
Friday afternoon for division review in
an open field near the camp of the Sec
ond New Jersey Regiment. General Ar
mold, who has command OF the division,
was the reviewing officer while General
Lee was am interested spectator The
Virginia regiments showed up especially
we'll
Colonel Carl Euker and his son, Lieu
tenant Carl Euker arrived in Jackson
Vile to-day and in the evening visited
Camp Cuba Libre. where they were
heartily greeted by their many Richmond
friends.
Major James W. Pegram. OF Richmond
arrived IN Jacksonville last evening and
came TO camp to-day 10 join his son.
Captain George 3. Pegram, but the latter
had a few hours before left for Rich
mond on his leave Of absence.
TYPHOID FEVER CASES.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Sergeant Warren II. Scott, OF Com
pany +, First Wisconsin Regiment, were
held Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and
the remains were subsequently, SHIPPED 10
Racine, Wis.
Corporal George A. Jackson. Of Com
pany T., Second Illinois Regiment died
Thursday morning from typhoid fever
after having been suffering for six weeks,
and the body will be sent 10 Chicago
with a detail from his company.
Private William Tardy. Of Company G,
First Wisconsin Regiment died in the
Division Hospital from typhoid fever az
ter an illness Of several weeks.
Private Charles d. Charters. OF the
Fourth Virginia Regiment, who is con-
fined in the Division Hospital with ty-
phoid fever, Is reported as somewhat bet
ter, and the chances are that no Will be
able 70 return 10 duty shortly
sHoTSWooD BETTER.
Private Spotswood. of Company K. OF
the same regiment, who has been serious
" m with typhoid fever for the past two
weeks. Is rapidly improving. IL was at
first thought II would be impossible for
him TO live but his wonderful cOnstitu-
ton enabled him 10 fight the dread fever
successfully.
Manager Austin, OF the Young Mems
christian Association tent IN the Fourth
Regiment. has taken a photograph OF
company c. OF that regiment and VIII
present the members OF the company
with copies OF the same. c. W.