The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-06

the company to the depot to De shipped
private G.. Hess also died Yesterday
morning at the same place ana ms bouy
has leen prepared l0r burial 10 Dc sent
t0 summerViIe Va. ST.,
Private Harry Bates. OF company VI
of thc Fourth Regiment Us very low
with typhoid fever az lne diFlalo" mo-
rral and his many friends are very
anxious about hlm
Private Nance r. Hatcher, of CONF
many N. IS SIN alive but his two broth
e.s. who are 40 bis Decd .iie nave eve"
d.. almost every hope ol DIS recovery
CAMP CUBA LIBRE. Sept Spec
aI Tho Fourth Virginia Regiment mas
Odd 10 this time been rather fortunate DID,
being spared by the srim reaper, ouL },
looks now as if .he regiment slouin
come in for its share of deaths. Nltnlh
the past tWeuty-tOur hours TWO M -inD1i'
closed their eyes FOR the last s-ttp
Private Lafayette Horton. of company
A. who met With his dcat1 as mo Ieau.
a. a wrestling contest Wiln q lflenl' anu
Corporal Smith, of company h' Oh
Petersburg. who died from tpnoi1 leN.r
fts m0rrlre at $3.50 o'clock There Is
efw another lingering at deaths door
Private Vance r. Hatcher OF Company
H-aith0ueh the latest advices from the
division hospital MAKE his conol-D" dp'
pear as slightly better.
Il was Thought at first That FnVate
Horton came To his death py pItaN.is
his neck. but ID post norton eNtnlilNll0I.
made by Dr. old, the assistant surgeon OF
tile regiment. last evening. disclosed the
Fact fnat the death OF horton was
brought ON by heart failure.
Tbe members OF the Two virginia Reg
ir.eqts were excused lrom drill yesterday
og account of tine big march OK the pre-
v.ous day. when they paruc.p !" e"e
parade OF the Seventh Army corps.
Private Pierce a. FOX. OF company j.,
Second Regiment OF Portsmouth, Captain
owens commanding, Is away ON luI-
lorgh 10 Green .aina, Va, where be- Us
yisitine his mother, who is dangerously
II
Private Joseph "a. sullivan. OF the same
COMPANY is suffering with severe gaan
on the back VI bits left hand. which he
received few dars ago from unknown
parties while in toWn-
private George W. Misell, or company
.. VIII i'm n day or twO leave Tor ROANOKE
on a ten days turiousn.
corDoral a. j. Weston or Company j.
OF the Second Regiment who escorted ths
remains of Private James Addison ia
Covngton. Va. reported for duty WIN nia
company to-day -
CAPTAIN william r. Russell or Com
many B. Second Regiment VINO mas Deen
quite ill, IS much improved.
STREET RIOT DRILL
comnanv H. OF the Fourth Regiment
ar,fn participated IN the battalion drill
tlfs evening. having returned from patrol
dity The company turned out eighty
fles Of fours. the largest number of men
f~oro any one company that eyer Dartic-
i,ateI I'm a drill. captain II. IT, Sheen. o.
Counauv 4. who commanded the Dattal-
ion ia the absence OF Major Tarrall
c,pressed himself as well pleased with
40 drilling of the battalion. " Itch was
fnstrueted I'm street drills, as 1t would
be USED I'm street riots 10 cuba.
CAPTAIN Causey. Of Company +, Fourth
Regiment. was surprised BY his men yes
ferday. who. during his absence down
town. had put new floor In hts tent
Heretofore Captain Causey has been op.
posed 20 flooring as he did not want "a
have anything that was not within the
reach OF any Of his prlvates.
PROMOTIONS.
The following promotions OF priyates
~ oornorals have been announced IN the
Fourth Regiment:
Company A-Prlvates ". ID. Pritchard
". L. Brinkley, Joseph NJ. saunders.
Companv F-Privates Frank T. Wood
house. Joseph J. Kennedy.
Lieutenant r. y. BRYANT, ~ Company
I. Fourth Regiment. has been detailed
10 act as regimenta. qunrtermaster durlhs
the absence 90 Captain A. NJ Higgins
who is in Norfolk on leave Of absence
Captain Old. the assistant surgeon Of
the Fourth Regiment. reports the follow
ing as the result OF his inspection OF the
Kitchens Of the various companies In the
regiment:
COMPANY Alone man only working II
kitchen; dirty kitchen and dishes.
| Company J.. Dirty Kitchen.
CamnaaH G--Diriu kiLchen ana ahahe'