The times., 1898-07-02

without the proper supply of medicines
Col Hard called on Col. Girard yester-
day and made this fact known A promise
that the medicines will be at Santiago
VIII not go in this case, and the ener-
getic colonel will see that the medicines
go with the regiment If he has to pur-
chase them himself.
Capt 4. V. Smith, OF the Eighth Ohio.
gave lecture 70 the boys of that regi-
ment last night on the application Of the
first aid to the wounded. Can't Smith
gave illustrated examples of the methods
in which the aid is to be given. and the
lecture proved as instructive as It was
interesting
Private PauIey, Of Company II. One
Hundred and Fifty-ninth Indiana. will be
court-martialed tomorrow for unruly con-
duct. Pauley got drunk on Wednesday
night and attempted to tear the camp to
pieces. He was only captured at the
point of the bayonet and created some
excitement.
Eight patients were discharged from
the division hospital today.
Private Paul Miller, OF Company F,
! First New Jersey, has been removed 10
the division hospital suffering from bron-
chitis.
Lieut.. w. w. Ingle. of Company c,
Thirteenth PENNSYLVANIA, has been ap-
pointed aide-de-camp 10 Gen. Goblin.
The Pennsylvania cavalry is expected
daily. The whole force, including the
! New York cavalry will have ten days
/ practice march next week
number of the Third New York were
poisoned yesterday by eating heartily of a
big cheese which had been sent TO Col.
! Hoffman. Several of the boys were in a
! critical condition for time, but all will
recover. The cause was ptomaine pois-
/ oning.
| Capt. Fisher, of Company L, Eighth
/ Ohio, was presented with magnificent
sword by the boys of his company last
night. Congressman Taylor of Ohio made
i the presentation address and Capt. Fish
er replied feelingly.
The following orders have been pub
lished:
Special Orders No. Il:
! :. 4 general eourt-martial is appointed to meet
| at these headquarters at a. on Saturday,
July ?, 1885, as soon thereafter as practicable.
! for the trial Of such cases as may be properly
brought before it, Detail for the court: Col.
Henry A. Ccursen, Thirteenth Pennsylyan a,
| President; Lieut.. Col Edward Ktileson, Sixth
| Illinois; Lieut.. Col. Hamlin d. Burch, Seventh
Ohio Maj. Frederick c. Bryan, Eighth Ohio;
Mai. David B. Clark, Sixth Illinois; Maj. Fred
erick ". Stillwell, Thirteenth Pennsylvania;
Capt. William G. Speck, Eighth Pennsylvania;
I Capt Joseph H. McAialion. First New Jersey;
Capt George W. Brandle, Seventh Ohio; First
/ Lieut.. Henry c. II. Stewart, First New jersey:
FIRST Lieut. Onafles Ii. Lehman, Elgtth BeDusYl'
yania; Second Lieut.. George W. Roberts, Thir-
/ teenth Pennsylvania; Second Lieut.. James l.
/ Paul. Twelfth Pennsylvania: First Lieut.. Alvin
II. Graf, Adjutant First New Jersey judge ad
/ Yocate.
BY command Of Maj Gen Butler
F. s. STRONG, Assistant Adutant General
Among the case to be tried by this court
are those of Private St. James of Com
pany B. Sixty-fifth New York, charged
with assaulting officer, and Private
James Miller, of Company K, Seventh
Ohio, charged with assaulting an Off
Ger in the performance of his duty.
The following order will hold many re-
cruits back who are anxious to get &c
the front with their regiments:
General Order No. 0:
Pursuant to instructions received from Divi
sion Headquarters il is ordered that all recruit
upon joining their regiments be placed unde
charge of suitable officers and non-commissionet
officers and thoroughly instructed in their mai
tary duties.
Until the recruits are reported as thoroughly
instructed, they will not be taken up for dut.
with their companies, nor detailed for fatigu
or other duty which will Interfere with thei
military instruction.
BRIG GEN. GARRETSoN
United States Volunteers, now at New.
port News has been assigned as com.
missary of the Second Brigade, First Di
vision.
Lieut.. Stanwood G. Sweetser, of thu
| Sixth Massachusetts, has been appointed
acting brigade quartermaster OF the Sec
ond Brigade during the absence of Capt
c. NJ. Forrest.