The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-09-03
TO CARE FOR SOLDIERS.
This Governor Says that the Sick
Must Not Suffer.
A HOSPITAL TRAIN
Proposed to Bring the 1uvalids to
Milwaukee, Where They Can
be Placed in Hospitals.

Madison, Wis. Aug. 3o-[Special /
Gov. Scofeld is still waiting for reply
to his telegram sent to the war depart
ment last night asking if the state will be
given permission to bring the sick at
jacksonville home. He is also awaiting
a reply from the railroads rs TO whether
they can furnish hospital train.
The governors plan is To- bring the sick
soldiers to Milwaukee and have them
placed in hospitals there at the cNp"ns"
of the state unless the government in
tends 10 do more for them than NOW
seems probable. 1t il estimated that tn"
expense ~ the state will 10" about SlU,-
600
Gov. Scofeld this morning received the
following telegram from Col. :. /. SCha-
del, IN command of th" First regiment NJ
Jacksonville:
Nurther sick in regiment rs. number If ;hl"
to travel in todrst 100. This is the state
nIent Of Capt. Whiting. assistant surgeon.
The governor has at last received re
ply from the war department - his i'll
quirie> rs to when the First viii hr
brought North 1t gives some NOR" in
formation on the subject than dii tn" AS-
sociHted press dispatch yesterday. Th"
governors telegram received this morning
from Adjt.-Gcn. Corhin says:
ikepiLins TO ronr tslseram " AnEGs' -. 'ne
camp Douglas Tor furlcrcil Of thitty ,iays AMI
mustered out ~ expiration thereof 1t VII hs
probably five or six days before the reEim';h can
he put en- route. Steering car accomm dations
are furnished officers.
Chicago nj tur 70 The city health
Department j. taking strong measures tn
give prompt aid tr all sick soldiers pass
ing through Chicago and to TAX" care OF
those who are unable tu continue their
journey home. Or Reynolds hoaith com
rount, hoard aud IN uorirr dr,,artmon1
,,,ll ,ci III ,on;nnctinu ~ th,, ,r5tter
President H.alt hns directed that all
s;cl s6Idihr. ,o ,1n,;ttcI to rho Co"l
Countv hnsr;tol ,y;fhnnt ,rv fcrn,Iitv ar
o,,;itji,. H.. p.,n',i,I. "a dnt,iIGJ
nhvsici,n from I,is mti;,. nt narh of thr
lenots and the roIir. dnuartm,nt has
agreed to rrxpoud to all calls with aInbu-
lanres
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An or,Iur was iS.lIrd Yesterday afternoon
that tbs rcqimept vrrIlI cn to Pablo AS
ati,i,,ai,s ;ntondod orj lsn,n.,,,s wore
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fever The rntnainS Ni'I be sent home
There viii be a review IF ina Second di-
vision this afternoon under Gen. Arnold
and tomorrow the entire army viii parade
down town before ten Lee and Secretary
Alger. if the latter arrives.
Madison, Wis. Aug. H".-Mai. Il. w.
Evans of Madison, the surgeon of the
First regiment, has arrived from Jack
sonvillc. He says the conditions in the
camp amply Justify the mastering out Of
the regiment. lie came to Madison with
message tor Coy. Sc"held and called
on the governor IN order t" -" nm be
forc ne started lor JackSnn'lh"'