The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-09
Mr.. TIBBITTS AT
CAMP CUBA LIBRE
Tenting and Eating With the Rich
mOnd Boys.
HE ADDRESSES THE SOLDIERS.
As the Companies Reach Their Quota
of Men the Six Additional COrpo-
rails Provided by the Rcguia'
tions are Appointed.

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ial-Mr George +. Tibbtts the former
general secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Ia Richmond. IS stu
here and has made his temporary home
IN Camp Cuba Libre. 20 be close 20 the
Richmond boys. He IS the guest Of Mr..
Adstin IN the Fourth Regiment. and
sleeps in his tent lie has become well
accustomed TO camp life and is well
pleased with IL. Last evening he had
supper with Company u and this morn
Ing ne took breakfast with NJ Company.
Last night he delivered an address In the
big tent OF the Forty-niuth Iowa Regi-
ment, where he found a very attentive
audience. This afternoon al 4 o clock he
will address the BOYS OF the Fourth Reg
iment again and 10 morrow he Will leave
here FOR Tampa
General O. O. Howard. a predecessor OF
General Miles. has made persona, tour
through the various camps with a view
OF looking into It's religious work. Here
I'm Camp Cuba Libre he was introduced
in the various tents hy General Lee. but
in other camps the commanding officer
had taken upon himself such "a duty.
MANY CORPORALS.
The various companies in the Fourth
Regiment have nearly an obtained their
full quota Of lf6 Non and wherever this
has been the case. the necessary number
OF corporals have been appointed by COL
onel Taylor upon the recommendation Of
the various company commanders. The
promotions Of privates 90 corporals were
announced This morning
Company AI-Privates Richard Gwath-
mov. 4. TT. Sands and Allan j.. Crutch-
fsld.
Company G-Privates r. ". Applewhite.
Il. T. Gait
Company C-Privates Alexander Near
thur. Frank C. Moss. Richard r. Nors-
worthy, Thomas E Rothwel. Samuel J.
Taylor
Company D-Privates a. j. Best C. W
Booker. L. VI. scuil L. F. Whiting, q. $.
Booker.
Company T-Privaios Walter Cren-
shaw, Guy NJ Cherry. John II. Cole
Floyd W. Hunt George ~. Lumsden,
william " Grubbs Adolphus l.. Luns-
ford and John r. Teller
Company F-Lewis 5 Burger
All these appointments date from Au-
gust Isl, and the order IN which the vari-
ous appointments have been named, Is by
no means significant, as all corporals
have the same rank.
THE NEW BAND.
The band.of the Fourth Regiment play
cd last evening for about an hour az the
big tent of the Young Mems Christian
Association and "a large number of SOLE
diers listened 90 the concert At ifs close
Chaplain Strlngfeliow made few Zee
marks and expressed his satisfaction That
the soldiers had much improved Tie
stated that on the evening of pay day
only two soldiers IN the entire regiment
had been landed in the guard house.
Mr. w. u. DUKE OF me ciiire or inc At
laniic Coast Line DO richmond. is spend
ing "a row days DOB camp with ffNate nor
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