The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
PRIVATE SEATON
BADLY INJURED.
A Member Of Company 0, Fourth
Regiment, Thrown by a Horse.
A WEDDING ENLIVENS THE CAMP
Chief Wagner Joseph $. Richardsoo
Takes to Himsclfa Bride. the Cere-
nony Being Performed by
Chaplain Stringiellow.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE. August 2s.-Spss
clal.-After the big parade OF the seventh
Army Corps. when is likely TO take place
through the streets OF JacksonViiie on
next Wednesday. General Leo expects te
have the several regiments undertake
marches 10 Pablo Beach for temporary
encampment there.
REVIEW THE TROOPS.
The Second Division of the second
Army Corps, 20 which the two virginia
regiments belong, being a portion OF the
Third Brigade. Will be reviewed by Gen
eral Lee in Springfield tomorrow ai'er-
noon.
Work started to-day on the erection
OF the lighthouses for the Second and
Fourth Virginia Regiments. after the
necessary drainage had been prepared.
Private Ben III. Foster, Of Company
d. Second Regiment. has been discharged
from the service on account OF physical
disability.
Private Sam r. Petit, OF the sams
company, has gone home on a ttn-days'
furlough.
Captain f. w. Owen. OF Company Y.
Second Regiment. has LETT for his home
in Portsmouth on a fifteen days leave
of absence
Quartermaster Sergeant c. I. Glenn. OF
turned 10 his command after spending
fifteen days at homo on Through. He
brought with him a box for tho mem
bers OF his company
PRIVATES CONVALESCENT
Privates Jackson. Ports and Walland.
OF Company ID, Second Regiment. who
are at present in the recuperatlon hos
pilal at Pablo Beach, are much M
proved.
Lieutenant Carter Braxton. OF Com
pany X. Second Regiment. has gone 10
stanton. where he will be married on
the 90th instant 20 Miss Ester Iainfree,
a belle of that city.
Lieutenant \. L. Burnham. os-ompany
=. Second Regiment. left Wednesday for
his homo in Lynchburg on u ten days
furlough.
Private Charles y. Brooks. OF Company
p. Second Regiment. who has been sick
FOR some time. will leave in few day
on "a Through u. Richmond TO recupe-
rate.
Private Ernest Cofer OF Company n.
Second Regiment. who n few DAYS ago
was discharged from the service on ac-
count OF physical disability. will leave
this evening for his home IN Richmond.
FELL FROM \ HORSE.
Private Seaton. OF Company y. Fourth
Regiment. who IA detailed as n stable
hand met with an accident yesterday
evening which might have had some Sc
rious consequences. lie was riding ono
ot the horses back t. the stable after
the dress parade and was running his
horse pretty hard. when he suddenly
WINS struck on the neck by a wire that
was crossed from tent 90 a tree. under
which he tried 10 pass. lie was brushed
on the horse and fen heavily TO tho
ground lnjurlng his neck rather severe
iv He was picked up and carried tn
the hospital tent where he was properlt
cared for. To-day he had sufficiently
recovered 10 report again for duty
Privates Bates. Moncure. Swinlev
Wood and Claiborne Of Company ~
Fourth Regiment, who are al &C the
division hospital. ors gradually recov-
erlng. although several Of them are stu
quite III.
WEDDING IN CAMP.
Something entirely new aud unique IN
camp life was wedding that was cele-
brated this afternoon about ? o'clock IN
the tent OF the YOUNG Mems Christian
Association Of the Fourth Virginia Resi-
mcnt The contracting parties were
chief Wagner Joseph S. Richardson ana
Miss Mamie Riuhtwire. CHAPLAIN
stringfelow WAS the officiating clergy
man. Before he could tie the knot how.
over. he had 20 give a bond 70 the amount
Of $3.50. while under the laws OK tlori-
da. he was not required 10 take a mini =
ter's license The marriage License was
issued by the Judge OF Duval county.
The bridal couple had hoped u %
married very quietly. but the news
spread rapidly about camp and by tho
time the clergyman had fairy COM
menced there were about go soldiers
present 20 witness the ceremony with
great interest and AZ It's close gave three
hearty cheers for the bridal couple VINO
modestly bowed their acknowledgements.
G. w.