New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-08
Two Great Soaps
CASHMERE BOUQUET
and WORKS
OFIET SUNDAY AT CHICKANAt "a.
CROSS NURSES EXPECTED-ILLNEss OF
GENERAL POLAND.

CROSS NURSES CIEt-llsl.NF0' VT
GENERAL POLAND
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug : (SpeciaD.-Ihe war
Department has authorized General BrecKhriuEe
to move the troops by brigades, regiments OF
Otherwise 10 adjoining mountains and ridges az ne
nay see IT. and has instructed him 70 place me
camp in perfect sanitary condition. "ehera'
Breckinrlige has called a meeting OF all the camp
surgeons for tomorrow. and will begin me WORK
at once. A sanitary society has been organized
and General Sanger made chairman.
The War Department. Judging from the following
is going TO see TO It that the sick soldiers al the
Park receive proDer care and attention AT H'5
o'clock tonight train No. H. on the main line Of
the Southern Railway. from Washington. VIII
have a special car containing medical and hospl'aI
supplies for the Park. Tomorrow night AT
the same hour the train will have special sleeper
from Washington containing twenty experienced
nurses Of the Red Cross.
These cars will be taken TO Lyle Ga on the
morning after their arrival the nurses Will be sent
10 the Letter Hospital. where they will enter AT
once upon the work OF attending and ministerhe -
the sick The are being sent to the PARK oS
the Red Cross at the instance Of the War Depart
ment.
General j. W. Poland. commander or the Second
Division FIRST Army Corps. is in precarious con
diton and is not expected to live. He was taken III
while at Camp Thomas and was only rerently re-
moved to Asheville. y. c. where he Is being a,
States Army surgeon. Yesterday afternoon !e',
gram was received from his son l,leuttlah' w -
Poland requesting that his leave OF absence ~ w
tended as his father was In critical coilui'io ;
General poland commanded the l7th lnfantr!' pu'
after the broke out with SPAN nv 1 WnH 70
NOTED 10 he a bricadier- general ana assEheu W
Camp Thomas. 49, . ch,cLoroa
,3in ";, ~ the routine occurring. The headqiaf
ters of all division and brig ide commanuets WeiS
almost deserted the officers taking auNitaki -, 80
the balmy weather ami inactivity ana coming t.a
Inc civ The most impressive religious ~ o.,
were held at the camp of the lith NGW lo'h MS
ment conducted 10y Chaplain }. C. wilson. e,or.s
II the Sth New-Yor is not successful IN ~ III
70 move TO- Porto Rico ii will be immediate! ucS's
mated nv General BreckinridTc 20 take Il i9Iih -
tice march and camp out IN the n1ouit"n' ,aoLod
u,eek or two Colonel Chauncey's return Is loone"
for AZ once The probabilities are that
Colonel Kline will soon be In COMMAND OF the ifo'
New-York for Colonel Wilder Is slated Tor a p'is"
der generalship. 90, . 49,. r,;~s, Me,ho-
Tonight a service held al the flrst Memo
dist Church. in which all the Methoilat vnd r.nl
fourteen in number at Camp Thonas pal 'i 10.
The signal corps did not start to-day as
~, ali nreparations have been made 20 nave them
start tomorrow Colonel Wilder OF the Ittn - SpT
the dsy on Lookout leaving Lieutenant oloil'
Kline in command The sth New-iork has received
word that four Of It's men have died az me 'rcie.
Military Hospta at Fort Myer Kentucky. 40
particulars ana not even the names or the men car
be learned The camp OF the slh y TO ne m.osytr
next week TO Daltons Ford, on ChickanauSa ltth
No religious services were held in the Wn REGIMENT
to-day as Chaplain Nichols is III on Lookout Mouii-