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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
4LGEP VISITS FORT MfEh
HOSPITALS FOUND IN GOOD 'o'"
WHAT Is BEING DONE AT foHl
MCPHERSON


WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-Secretary h'se', 1,an,
Mrs Algcr paid n visit to the hosplta' a.
Nvcr last evening. and inspected the at
,nents there for the treatment OF cases VI =,
coming from Camp Alger. These were iou'''
be 81 the hrst order. The surgeons III '""-e
GRO srrnlied with everything that money can
buy conducive to the comfort OF ra''e"''
was = noticeable fact that many Of the SICK sol.
diers complained of hunger and inns III Sp''
the fact that they are given all OF the ioou ''''
the nature Of their ailmentF VIII anin' Va
Few Of the visitors to the Army hoSpi'a'' VIZ
SEQ the typhoid patients, crnacla'eo J." app,
orco calling for food realize that to grant the'r
desire for solid food would be 10 coi'oe'''',
natients 70 death; that the immediate result Oh
,,.t,,,, - thor, arvtbing more than limited guam
,i,ios or LIQUID food would cause perforation Oh
the lnnamed ntestnes and hemo''ndee w.
death Secretary Ayers attention mas pee"
strongly directed toward TINS TACT % NV
ports that come to him from the neo''"' '''
GERS Of the field and garrison hospitals
Major TAYLOR the surgeon In charge AT fort
Mcpherson. Georgia, hospital mas sui'eieu ''0'
od,erse criticism based on the observation OF
jrovnarinrced visitors and while he mas re-
Trained from answering criticisms pupnsheu -, ~
the newspapers. he has submitted the iaces .,,,
the War Department. HIS statements To- a :
bear out the observations Of Secretary Aiser as
10 the mistakes made in assuming that Ire pa
tients were underfed. Moreover Major Ia. ~ 81,
ta,,ce occosior 10 show by figures JUST What ~,
has done for the patients in the matter % Zoo lS',
and attention His bill FOR milk alone IS Hg 49, -
r1orth. no has more ice than can he used eitneI
CO. dri,Liro rtlrnosos or for ice bags and caps
Tor the patients He provides special dlet III
specially arranged kitchens. he has seVeh,S oi,''
trained nurses. over one hundred hosplIdI az ~,
tondants and employs numerous laborers 10
c1nan tho mess halls and tents. The tenae
nurses are indignant at the criticisms that nave
bcen PASSED upon the hospital. and MAJOR Lay
Tor pays a high tribute 10 me uhIn.ns ''''''N''
shown 10y these nurses 10 their charges -.
Secretary Alger says these statements arc vll,s
son,rlcs II those that come from all or the nos
pitals and from unprejudiced observers WHOSE
.vnerience enables them 10 give fair opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
TO SEND A SECOND STEAMER.

CONTRIBUTIONS OF pEIICACIES TO RE RECEIVED
UNTIL. THE BOAT SAILS TO NIGHT
The Merchants Association will dispatch sec
ond relief steamer tonight for Montauk Point II
will leave the Starn pier tho North River. and
provisions viii he taken up to o'clock this even
Ing Special requests made for whiskey. port
wine sherry tokay blackberry brandy and cham
pagne All stimulants will be placed in charge OF
the officers and surgeons of the different rcgi-
nents and used jud.ciously
I'VE cannot do too much" said President King
Of the Merchants Association, last night. Tor
those who are giving their lives 10 maintain the
flag " the Commisss-y Department has shown
NOT only ignorance but lack OF ability ard expert
ence IL is not the fault 81 the people out OF me
aovernr tent The investigation cannot be too
thorough ,...A1. o h,,oaroas
ard hundreds of tons Of different provisions on the
lines OF the southern railways left to rot ana an
owing 10 the gross carees sness .! those nandHhE
them 4 fun Investigation should be ~ order. ana
NE blame put where 1t belongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
PROMOTION, NOT DEATH. THEIR FATE

81. Paul. Aug. 31.-The announcement OF the
promotions foe gallant service in the battle OF
Manila included Captains Bjornstadt and See
bach Of the 18th Minnesota Volunteers, who
were given in some reports as amorg ID dead.
Inquiry at the War Department developed the
fact that no report OF such deaths had been re-
ceived Governor Clough therefore cabled to
Colonel Reeve. OF the 18th. and o-day received
the following reply:
"Seeaach. Bjornsadt. Carlton. Williams.
Crowel. nearly well. Little improving. Bunker
Lawrence. Company c. Lehman, very sick"
Captain Seebachs home IS at Red Wing. and
word was Immediately sent there as his wife
had been in a critical condition since word was
received Of his supposed death Captain Born
stadt Is OF st. Paul and with Captain seeoach
was brevetted major OF volunteers for gallant
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

HELP FROM GOVERNOR PINGREE's SON.
yr cours To TOWN WITH 4 BAND OF TRAINED
Nr-Rsrs TO HELP AT MoNTAuK

HELP FROM GOVERNOR PINGREE'S SUN
HE COMES To TOWN WITH BAND OF THAiNhD
NrRgrs TO HELP AT MoNTArK
Tho clerks az the Hotel Metropole az forty-sec-
onds, and Broadway. were somewhat dlscorce,'
cd last night when young man marched mo '"E
ofl,A followed by n procession OF SIXTEEN yo""N
women in files of two. all Of them chatting mer-
rilv The young man registered as II ; Flngiee' j
Of Detroit and explained that no was inc -" VI
Governor Pingreo OF Michigan. The Young women
he was chaporoning. he said, were traincd huiseS
on their way to Camp Wikon. al Montauk lolh''
All were enthusiastic and discussed ihen u'ue'
taking with considerable gusto.
The sufferings of the soldiers at Montauh hao
,ropeled him to do something practical toward ale
Waiting their condition Mr. Fingree SAID ana nv
had organized this band % nurses we sndll So
for MOntauk Point early tomorrow nornllSs3, IL IL
added ON fact. we leave the hotel lmmeudtvIy
after we have breakfasted We expect 10 90 mucti
good among the sick and wounded soldiers anu
our only hope is that shall be IN time -, ,
Most OF the Young women were IN New oIN ~ -
,ba frst time and at the suggestion Of a rleho Oh
MIR Pngree Il was decided 20 SHOW ~ thusc mi,o
desired The Bowery and Chinatown. lheli dsppVv"
anro IN those quarters attracted great ned' %
a.tention MIR Pingree and friend VINO was at
tired i'm duck suit pointed out the various De-
OF Interest 10 the young women; VINO Wciit ny
eeveral concert halls. visited the joSsnous' IN
S,hinatovn and aroused the curiosity OF NaLlot,9
nolicemen who agreed that they were schooi'
rnarms" attending convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
RED Cross RELIEF WORK EXTENDED.

The Red Cross relief station at the terminus OF
tbc Long Island Railroad, in Long Island city IS
10 be operated on a much larger scale than was In
tended Mrs Hammond. Miss Reid and Miss
Fischer who have charge of the work. obtained
and fitted out Il s;oreroom on Bordcn-ave. hut
when q WAS ready former Mayor Gleason Informed
them that he could obtain for them better quar-
teIs. and would give them the outnt he obtained
week ago to start a relief station. The offer was
at once accepted. and Mr.. Gleason placed at their
disposal two floors In a large bu!ulng opposite the
station This building used as a clubhouse
some time ago and its fittings nave never been re-
moved The new quarters. which were taken pos
session of yesterday are lighted by electricity:
have electric fans bathrooms and number or
small rooms handsomely itted up which can be
used by the nurses. The wards. which VIII be
large ard airy. overlook the river. and will con-
tain q hUndred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
CITY HOSPITALS DOING GOOD "ORh.
MANY or THY SICK SOLDIERS ADMITTED AND
MORE EXPECTED.

MANY or THY SICK SOLDIERS ADMITTED AND
MORE EXPECTED.
The nurses at s: Franciss Hospital received word
last night that forty sick soldiers would be brought
70 that institution tbs morning. and preparations
we're a. once made IN receive them. The author
,tiea al ST Marks Hospital have also prepared
beds and made ARRANGEMENTS for fourteen soldiers
who they have been told. VIII he sent there 10
day The men are all 70 come from MontauK ana
are expected 10 arrive at o'clock this morning.
Nearly all Of the hospitals in the city received
complement Of sick soldiers Yesterday At Belle
vue nine Regulars were received. two Of whom be-
longeA 10 the Sth OHIO. and one each TO the 9'A
cavalry. 20th Infantry 9Th Infantry and 18Th Light
Artillery Al the Hudson Street Hospital three
men we're taken in. belonging respectively to me
Esd Michigan. 7ih Infantry and 5ith Mlch'saa.
Roosevelt. Mount Sinai and New OK hospitals
received one each. -.
In many OF these cases the men were found sick
H. tho street Several OF them were driven 10 the
HOSPITALS In private carriages OF persons who hld
n ,tccd their condition. and who sought 10 alleviate
their suffering Most of the meE were found 10
have malaria. with some symptoms Of typhoid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
pRlvATEs FROM CAMP THOMAS ARRIVE.
TwrxrY-oHD SOLDIERS or THE 9TH REdT
MEXT 60 TO THEIR HOMES

TWTNTY-OHE SOLDIERS or THE "fl REpI
MEXT 60 TO THEIR HOMES
Tventy-onc privates OF the 9th Regiment. New
York Volunteers arrived in this city from Camp
Thomas Yesterday afternoon. They came from
Jersey City by the Pennsylvania ferry and landed
NJ Desbrosses-st No one was al the ferry to meet
them and they Immediately scattered IN various
directions evidently making for their homes. The
men had their equipments with them, and looked
tired.
An ambulance from Bellevue Hospital went TO
Jersey city from DesbTosscs-st by the O'Clock
boat and this gave rise to riirnor that there
were large number Of sick soldiers on the Jersey
side. IT was learned later. however, that the am
bulancc returned by way Of the Twcn,y-thrd-st
ferry with only one slck volunteer, who was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital. ne In Perry @. shaw. OF
Company C. and is suffering from malaria. The
ferry boat following the one with the twenty lone
volunteers broufht n sick soldier In a carriage
Two relatives had gone 10 Jersey city TO meet him
and take him directly TO his home. He was also Of
the ?th Regiment. and from Camp Thomas. He
seemed I'll. but aroused himself sufficiently 10 pro-
test against his relatives making his name known
The prospect of the arrival of a number OF sick sol
GlerS created considerable sympathy among The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
To CARE FOR PENNSYLVANIA MEN

Philadelphia. Aug. 5.-Caivin Pardee. the coal
onerator who has just returned from Porto Rico.
where he went to Yist mis- soldier son. has made
suggestion to Governor Hastings tfat the state
take care Of the Pennsylvania soldiers. who VIII
soor Ia con, ~ New-York on transports Mr..
Pnrdco's reason for making the suggestion IS 10
avoid a repetition Of the suffering at MontauK
Point when the State soldiers arrive there In
communicating HIS views to the Governor he urges
that tents and camp equipments he sent 10 camp
Wikoff and everything be in readiness 10 receive
Porto Rico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
SIXTY NINTH'S DEAD TO ARRll Il Io'p"'

Captain Duffy Of Company q OF the o' s,',,.nsd
ment Will arrive at the Pennsylvana f -
station this morning at $50 o'clock In cha'se "
the bodies OF Frank Glennen. Of No 10 Mahn'ua ,h.
St. and Peter Farley of First ave ana ON ...,
st. the two soldiers who were killed III '"v s,,s
dent 10 the 69th Regiments train on .ne sham
VILE and Nashville Railroad near p ~ nisce on
n few daTs aro. Both funerals VIII tahe ~ a,
saturday-C ennen's from ST. Josephs Ssnhattan.
red-and-twenty hfth.st am, he in,mac.
ulate Conception. In Twenty-eghthrst' near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
TOBACCO ARRIVES From BANANA.

The steamer Mantanzas. Of the Ward L!De.
rived last night from Havana. she brings as in
ward cargo 1,257 bales OF tobacco and 23l
OF cigars consigned 20 various firms Ia Ncw-York
The officers of the Mantnnzas report the situation
IN Havana qulct. The Mantanzas vas for
,nerlv the Spanish steamer GUIDO. which
capl,red by the United States monitor Terror while
cnrdeayorins 10 run the blockade into Havana.
she was subsequently condemned as a prize, and
was sold 10 the Ward Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
EIGHTH REGIMENTS SICK IMPROVING.
THE HOSPITAL. SURGEONS NOTE THAT THE MEN )
proGRrss DATES FROM THE TIME THEY

GOT PROPER FOOD.

Mos. Of the men 81 tho Hh Regiment IN N" Va
,o,,s Network hospitals were reported yesterday
10 bc getting along favorahlv here arc fourteen
IN St Iuke's Hospital. and It was said yesterday
thu, .he, wero all in bette condition than when
,hoy arrived in the city. Everything possible Is
heinr zone for them by the medical staff Of thu
hospital.
The two men who were takcc on Tuesday to mr.
Hudson street Hospital were considerably improved
Yesterday evening II was remarked ny IN" physi-
clans Of the hospital that the Improvement IN each
case began Immediately after the mon arrived and
received proper food and attention. The same thing
was said about the three members Of tho sth who
arc in Bellevue Hospital and the three In the
Mount Sinai Hospital. -. -
No preparations for the reception Of tho Sh ReEi-
ment on its arrival from Chickamausa have been
completed The members Of the 10Th mean 10 do
sonnet hing. however, In the way 81 a reception
They will probably 90 n the ferry and greet the
men and accompany the sth back to the armory.
Colonel Austin desired also hat All the male rela-
dives should assemble At tho Sth Regiment Nrnory
ON The dav Of the arrival and accompany the mon
in their march to the armory from tho ferry: The
Sin Regiment has veterans association. like tn
fist Regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
NEW KLONDIkE REPORTED.

RICH STRIKE or GOLD OF THE HooTALINoUA
NEAR WRANGLE
Victoria b 6. Aug 31.-News has Just reached
here from Wrangle by the steamer Horsa of o rich
strike on III, lIootalinqua y. n. Lawny has found
gold giving from s25 10 $40 day man and big
stampede has begun r II. Hall. manager OF the
Hudson Bay Comrany, Who was talked with at
Wrargle fully confirms the reported strike and his
company are rushing supplies IN for The CROWDS In
dications that another Klondike rush rs PROB
all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
CARED FOR By RED Cross NURSES.
EXHAUSTED MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS FAINT AT
7tIt- .DNy pr-rI DING

TIE ARMY BUILDING.
Five Michigan soldiers who had been released
from Camp Wikoff on Through came 10 the Army
Building in cabs yesterday after their transporta-
ton certificates The party consisted OF Howard
G. Morrel o. COMPANY A. 9ith Mchis1n Nolun-
teers and four comrades The men left Camp
Wkoff on Tuesday afternoon and arrived at Long
Island City al midDiGS' They had no none with
which 10 procure lodgings and were in a quandary
as TO what TO do when several Red Cross nurses
met them ana took them to the Red cross supply
headquarters. at No. 552 Broadway. The men
were supplied with food and lodging. Yesterday
morning they were weak that they had 70 ne
taken 10 the Army Building in carriages When
would have 10 wait until o'clock in the afernoon
before they could gel their transportation lheXX
waited at the building until that time Morrell
fsinted Inst before he obtained his certificate, as
son Street Hospital where late in Tho afternoon he
recovered Hi5iNntly TO join his comrades in their
long tourney home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
POTGH RIDERS WORK DONE.

An ORDER roR THEIR MrsrrR-oUT ExPECTED
TO-DAY.
Washington AUG. 3l.-Adiutant-General Corhin
said late tonight that the 1st Volunteer Cavalry
(Roosevelt's Rough Riders would be relieved from
service al once Sixiy-day leaves of abserce and
furloughs will be granted 20 the officers and men.
at the expiration of which the Will he mustered
out OF the service The order for mastering out
the regiment will probably be issued tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
MISSING WOMAN FOUND DEAD N A WE'LL.

St Louis Aug. 3l.-The body OF Mrs. Catharins
Doerr wife Of Peter Doerr. cashier of the 1.afay-
cite Bank who was invalid and had been miss
ing for over week. has been found in well on
Icup-ave not far from where she lived. Mrs.
Doerr whose mind was supposed 30 have been un
balanced by her suffering. left home one week ago
Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

The ouartermastcr's Department has IN the last
cw days shipped large quantity OF supplies to
lamp WIkon Tho shipment includes 1900 dozens
Z eggs 50 barrels OF oatmeal. 20 boxes OF lemons.
~. boxes OF oranges .c5 kegs OF pickles. ioc thrce.
hound cana of peaches. 5000 two-pound cans OF
pcars 4e) cans Of green corn and ll300l pounds OF
ice The office staff of the depot and PurcaaiinS
Commlssary Colonel Woodruff nave been bending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
SICK SOLDIERS LEAVE PORTO RICO

Guayar1a. Porto Rico. Aug. 30 delayed IN
transrn!ssson).-The hospital ship Relief, with
seventy-sx men from here. fever ard typno'd
cases. and with thirtyfve Sick men from Ponce
sailed for Boston to-day.
Tn, 4th Ohio Regiaen, is anxious to go home
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,-pcC>-r NEEDS OF THE SICK.
URGENT NEEDS Of IfiE oICh'
xo,-xc MEN WANTED TO HELP THE HOSPITAL
STAFF


STAFF.
Tho Rev p Heoer Newton who mas MS sum
vner residence at Georgia. Pond near tasthamP-
ton Long Island. has sent the following le"e' "
ono of the residents OF that settlement
Dear Mr. -: am too tired to-day TO come over
10 the service as I had hoped 10 DO. -, -.
Will YOU call attention Of the frenos ~ me -
vice to two noints which our experience az Ioh,
tank has emphasized and which. ] DOUBT not INV
experience of others has confirmed .,a a,
First-Any,hing for the soldiers there sh0u'o;
possible be taken personally and persGnalH a' ~
fributed or should. at least be sent 10 the 49,
some one the spot wn9 can see TO rs setss 20
the spot where IL is needed Goods OF all xmas aIS
now piled up there while men suffer for the need
of .hem This Is the result Of the lack OF any
real organization and OF the omnlpotehce OF re"
tape. . o,..~ ,oo,
Second-The most urgent need Is OF NouiS M, 49,,
who can give their time to personal service on We
sick and inValids assisting the hospilal sta rs
staff is utterly INADEQUATE 20 the needs OF M ne
alton A thousand things need to ne done Ior III"
weak and sick which any strong man can 40,
under the direction OF the staff. THEREBY SAVING
suffering and helping men back to life. Some OF
our Young men are now doing this II there sie
any more VINO can give few days 10 ms VOTE,
they can lust report 10 the General Hospital theIe
and wait for no formal commissioning g orddlss!iy
yours, IL HEbEh NJ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

EIGHTH OHIO NOT STARVED on MoHAWN'
Wooster. Ohio Aug. Sl.-Colonel c. Y. Hard OF
tn Sth Ohio Volunteer Infantry telegraphs iron"
Montauk Point a denial or me a'cuSd''o" ~ ~
starving Of the Sth while on It's way nome l.on
C,ha 10 savs that the published stories Of star
-, while IN the transport Mohawk are pure
faIsohoods He calls attention to the iact ln t
three DAYS unused ratons we're Iel' on u"a amd
sbin ord that the percentage OF Sickness ''! ~
death was less than that Of any 0ther Ies,lr LIN
cuba The Sth Ohio had 29i sick men upoH a.
rival at Montauk Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
KANSAS TROOPS AT SANTIAGO.

Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 3l-Elght hundred
and fifty men OF the 23d Kansas Volunteers ar
rived to-day on the steamer Nisiancia They
are al well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
DTSCREDIT THE GARCIA STORY.

Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 3l.-Prominent Gu
bans here decline 10 believe the report that
General Calixto Garcia has been relieved CT his
command by General Maxine Gomez. under
Instructions from the Cuban Insurgent Gov
eminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
COLONEL ROOSEVELT SENDS THANh''
pEILCAcIEs FROM MEMBERS OF The sloOh
EXCHANGE GREATLY APPRECIATED
BY ROUGH RIDERS.

BY ROUGH RIDERS.
pr,Lar Robert b. Holmes. Of the New-Nork
Stock Exchange, received the following letter from
Co,onel Roosevelt of the Rough Riders yesterday;
Camp Wikoff, Montauk. Long Island.
nv Dear Mr.. Holmes: thank you on oehni 0i
,ra regiment for the very kind deed you did IN
ssndin9 out the milk fruit. etc. The men sreatE
Appreciated 1t. Nothing could have bSGn petet i0t
uere Won surely would have felt repaid:
Believe me. they APPRECIATED T. ana am graue
tor What they have done and rraJ accept my
wa-,,est thanks Faithfully you're. - -,
"1''"''' THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
August IS 1898.
Mr. Holmes was instrumental In raising 1uNu
FOR aelicacies for the Rough Riders Almost S-'0"
xyos snbscribed but far only $500 has been e<.
,ended Money continues 10 poNr IN, ana me-
paIatable things viii BE sent to the Rough hlceiS
ir few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
August q. 1898.
WILL NOT DISCUSS sENN's REPORT.
MAKE ANY STATEMENT.

GJRGEON-GI.N oII1I'sNI7T'1''
MAKE ANY STATEMENT.
Washington, Aug. Sl.-Surgeon-General s'erhpe's
would not discuss the statements made by Lieu
,enant-Colouel Nicholas Sem regar1lng the SAM
tsrv conditions at Camp Wikof. Quartefmas.e'
General Iudngton said no reports had reached
b,, that the water was bad or likely 10 become 81
The reports Of water first made showed u" i i
1,as good The point that Surseon Sem maj ~
that il will soon become infected WIN NPno'"
germs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
30 INrORMATION Isl WAsHINGroN

Washington Aug. Si.-Senor Albertini. In charge
OF the Cuban Legation here. In the absence OF
Senior Quesada In NewYork, said tonight that the
Legation. either here or In New-York had no in.
formation tending to confirm the reports that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

banoor~on about the ferryhouse one ca 20 his
Was heard to say 4 drove sick sS,ee' will
home Yesterday when ne nag no know they are
IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
FRANK SUCCEEDS TO WADE'S COMHASp

Washington, Aug. a.-Brisadier-"ere'a nnra I'll,
,hs Third Army Corps. formerly comman;desaa y I,
General Wade the latter having neen commits
become a member OF the Cuban Mi''a''
sion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
FuNrs FNE FURNrruRB
ANTIQUE OAK CHINA CLOSETS,
S11.OO.
as West 23d Street.
As West 23d Street.

General Calixto Garcia had been removed from the
command of the Cuban troops In Eastern Cuba. and
that General Lacret had been appointed his sue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

Out IN
the water in
the moon
light \
more beat
tiful OF ro-
mantle sitli-
alton for a
young man
TO tell the
story of his
love and ask
the Dung
" o nj an Of
his choice to
share his life
cannot be
imagined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
DEATHS OF MASSACHUSETTS MEN

Boston. Aug. 3l.-A dispatch TO The Globe from
Montauk gives the following list OF deaths, all from
the 9th Massachusetts. on the transports Panther
and Allegheny:
PANTHER.
CHARLES II. BRApEN Company NJ.
ALLEGHENY.
WALTER J. TILToN, Company "
WALTER SMALL. Company NJ.
NJ F. GAJGHRAN. Company r.
JAMES A. cONROY. Company g.
JOSEPH A DONOVAN Company r.
CHARLES T. MMANN. Company q.
MICHAEL j. HE4LEY Company G.
AUSTIN DUNBAR. Company {.
JAMES T. DUNN. Company c
THOMAS ]. MURRAY. Company II.
PATRICK ]. DoNOHUE Company II.
ROBERT r. MT. Jr.. Company H.
JOHN J. RYAN. Company r. Lawrence
EDWARD r SULLIVAN. Company G. Worcester ms
man fell overheard August IS and was drowHed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01

CUBAN INSURGENTS PAClflhD.
Madrid, Aug. 3i.-An official dspa.0" an,
Havana describes the attitude OF the
surgents as Completely pacific.
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oer,. rarve not only to keep up with the needs OF
the camp but provide 1dn ara Outside
he rcg,Iar ration Of which large supply mas pee'
SCI q the canp.