The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-14

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arrangements for relieving the conditions OF the men.
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It is reported tonight that the paynaspr is on his way here.
PRACTICE MARCH TO PABLO BEACH.
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and thr march, na1rcfh If if mad, will be mad in such manpe ad under The anne reg
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ago. n"@ gave he Sor'ht Carolina STATE ca"rit the most valuable training it has ever
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An EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.
lima t"f time "' Sr~ Jersey tr~ry" "~a II Illinois, "p@ !" f fhS sick ~ :" call f's Yesterday "l" me "or n%s' eleven t"@
as sick with measles. They were: Fred Mcdonald. Claude $ Iimnant Crank
in y y snH"s. III Prescott. c"Hcn { MHtqn. Charles Wo%i!r. and Probate 5
the effects of having ,. l,n vacejnatel J.. ..,o5, 4u J..
been taken to 4 private house in Jacksonville. and is doing as well as could b
'N' Lieutenant woohn. Of the Durham conpanv who has had malaria. is bet
fewer 9""'1 hs nsf5cS sf Gsn sun h' trss1,pS %r the &r As'eviHS e'"p'"y is sick with
Bugrrr sfm m"nnVf from c"mnd. 6s been been having ehIS for several days
Trvates EoyaH and Lassrer of the Durham company, are sick with chns and
ever.
Rifles. arrIved yesterday afternoon. She was accompanied by her son. w. X.
Robertson. They will remain here with Capt. Robertson until the regiment is
Orhutd to the front
Mss Ce~te Wilder, daughter of Chief Surgeon Wilder. of he Fnt North
snmen is qme Il belle here. She. with DR.. Clas. $. Jordan, of
Ashevile. led the military ball gNcn here this week.
Complaint has been made. especially in the Raleigh company. of letters sent
from home being opened before delivery. If further complaint is made Co.
Arnheld will have the matter investigated. The cam postmaster has been
instructed to keep and make i rIort of all letters showing evidences of having
been amrercl Will.
For the past two weeks this has been IA gigantic point IF concentration for
men, animals guns. provisions. clothing and ammunition. Eight thousand men
have been concentrated here. hundreds OF horses have been bought and shipped
here fort the wagon train and ambulance corps. vast quantities of clothing have
' % ia, ss%s'%ss' na S%" %sn ! purchased "f" Of tho '"" ss"1.- .. f's s"sn r :'' ''yn ais ~@ .S -' ""i
for several hundred strong wagons given out. Aml to feed the men
me day lakes an immense quantity OF bread meat, beans and coffee.
rs already stated. here is much fishing in the St. Johns river by the sol
caught was that captured yesterday afternoon by w. I. Bryant. of StatSvih.
I member of the hospital CORPS 1t is i channel haAi 4 inches long md weigh
The new chaplain Of the Second Illinois regiment is Rev. Horace w. Bolton.
Chicago. He succeeded Rev. Il. De Witt TaImage, Jr. resigned
The ioIdsboro desererS.W William Wigs ani Oscar Wigs. are still under
arrest awaiting trial. Their capture leaves five desertess still at large. They
Murray Holland Wadsworh md GrIc deserted within the last CIV days. and
believed to be trampng home.
BRILLIANT RECEPTION TO GEN. LEE.
The gathering at the Windsor hotel where General Lee has his hcadomrt
as last night u picture of military sIlenor and feminine beauty that will
live long i'll the mtmor of those 70 fortunate as to be present Hall, lsllors
hugh Lee and the Officers of his corp. Among those present wee Briadir
Generals Burt ~ Arnold and their staHS. together with colonies Of the differ
et regiments and their stafs. Because Of lack of room for. 50 ar-ca company
only such line officers as are accompanied here by their wives were invited.
officers in Camp Cuba JIIr, There lcing between 600 M 100
COMMISSIONS ohicers in cam. this reception will he one Of he largest Jackson
Vile has ever seer. FRED l." MERRITT.
LIBEL UPON TAR HEELS.
CFrom Our War Correspondent