Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-07-05
TROUGH RIDERS" DEPART.
One Hundred Volunteers Start for the
Front-The Names.

regiments horses and baggage will be
at Savannah tomorrow to embark for
Cuba and the New Mexico detachment,
Just enlisted, were to be sent along with
the squadron.
1t took work, quick, decisive work to
get the detachment ready in four hours
time. but it was done, and principally
through Governor OterO'S efforts.
Tourist sleeping cars were procured,
travel rations and coffee money secured
and baggage packed and hauled to the
train. The detachment was in charge
of W.. IL. Conduit and goes via the San
ia Fe to st. Louis, thence to Savannah.
The departure of the volunteers on
Sunday night was attended with great
enthusiasm.
Following the regular weekly band
concert, the boys made preparations to
debark and We're escorted to the train
by the 1st regimental band which rem
dered the soul inspiring strains OF
Dixie" Marching Through Georgia.
"A Hot Time in Old Time Tonight"
etc.
Crowds of enthusiastic and admiring
citizens followed the procession and
cheered the marching heroes to the
| echo. At the depot the line drew up,
and friends bid those near and dear to
them ''God speed" Many affecting
| scenes were witnessed. "a tear, a sigh,
a sad good bye" and loved ones were
| resigned to the mercy of the God OF bat
| tles-some to fall mid the carnage OF
war for the glory of freedom, and all to
| display the innate heroism of Il pa
triotic race.
Hon. Il. b. Catron addressed the as
| sembled soldiers in his characteristic
| and eloquent manner The ladi es OF
the Soldiers Aid society then distributed
lunches and flowers. AS the train
pulled out the departing braves were
cheered as long as the train was visible.
The names of the volunteers are:
w. H. Conduit, Charles H. Green
Roy O. Wisenberg, Frank W. Clark, ),
M. Neal. l.. R. Miller, M. H. Linet, I'll.
b. Price, c. W. Jacobus, E. G. Conley
C. A. Parmalee, A. j. Connors, John S
Cline, Robert Denney, E. W.'Schupp
w. C. Gibson. j. H. Muller, Thomas
Phipps, Henry Duke, John Peck. p. s
Sawyer. Frank Cotton, George M. Coe
j. Nj. Piersol, John Walker. O. M. Mes
bit, G. w. Hewitt. A. Anderson, Charlie
Brush, H. Kendall, George f. Murray
Alfred c.. Gillen, Robert Day, Georg'
b. DAILY. George c. Whittak, Sidney H
Woodward, l.. c. Hoffman. l.. E
Whited, +. Detwiler, J. Brennan, j.. T
Alexander, j. M. Leach, j.. Ridley, W
w. Hamlim. II. C.. Rayburn, c. M
Townsend. r. B. Moore, William c
Kruger. j. c. DaBohune, A. c. Bassage
Robert c. Huston. G. Jennings, j. X
Adkins, j. L. Tugman, &. w. Wassen
j. C. Mcdonnell, j. D. Green, JOIN
Lannon, w. G. Andrews. W. R. Gibbie
George Fetter, w. c. Burris, Thomas e
Wells. H. Glessner, G. Thompson, j. A
McAndrew, Thomas Freeman, b. f
Morris, A. Rogers, c. H. Hewy, R. p
McLane, S. A. Kennedy, E. M. Little
ton, Fred w. Dunkle, w. D. BUN, P. A
Wickham, +. &. Mccarthy, j. w. Bull
ard. j.. Bremen, w. II. Watfen, C.. M
Armstrong, Joseph Gisler, Ben Il. Kee
". p. Baker, William Wood, E. Laird
CASTOR d. Hunny, l.. 9. Rice. Franz
Lowe, j. N. Gibbs, James Lewis. JOIN
D. Harding, J. A. Butler, Earl Stilsen
Fred Fornoff, Frank Chapetel, A. L
Regain, w. w. Wilkerson, Il. M. Dona
van.
Military Notes.
Governor Otero was in Albuquerqu
yesterday looking after the enlistmen
of Company A, 1st battalion U. 5. vol
%nnteer infantry.
Following are the names of the volun
teers examined and accepted for servic
in Company G, 1st battalion U. S. volur
teer infantry, last Saturday.
Nicholas Ketcham, Arthur R. Hurt
James f. Donley, Woodruff Alexander
Joseph c. Lujan, Samuel Ii. Laird
George Washer, August Werick, Lni
Gutierrez, John Callayhan, Edward NJ
Hudnall, Andrew McClelland, Edwar
, M. Kelley. James B. Read, Harry |
Ornerod, Albert t. Easley, James {
Leahy.
Lieutenant Ireneo L. Chaves returne
from Taos last night bringing half
dozen picked men with him. Anon
them is a brother of Hon. Malaquia
Martinez and a brother-in-law of Hon
Joseph D. Sena, of this city. Mr.. Chave
found many men ready and willing t
be mustered in as soon as transports
ton is secured.
Captain Cooper is recruiting volun
teers for Company G, LIST U. S. %voluntee
infantry, during the absence of Capital
Mitchell IN Albuquerque. Dr. D'az
ieXamlnlng surgeon.
The volunteers examined ana accep,
ed for service IN company y ISL ga,
TALON U. ). volunteer ln1ahtry; I'M
morning were: Eugene burtoh, Allons
Ciouthler: Homer Dauhitt' Can4to W
plnosa' Jasper Ellis Mahuel Lovato
Frederlco Maestas' a.: ,, Robson u
Il. ena James walsh .. Castiilo.
Recruiting AT Albuquerque Is goln
on AT a llVely rate. captain u. l.
Mitchell, 18TH infantry, mastering on
Ger; Lieutenant d. IA. moore, lobn II