Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-07-07
ROUGH RIDERS DEPART.
One Hundred Volunteers Start for the
FrOnt-Ihe Names.

one Hundred Volunteers Start for the
Front-The Names.
At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Governor
OterO received word TO hurry the 100 vol
unteers enlisted tor Colonel Woods Rough
Riders TO the Atlantic coast and direct "a
savannah, Ga, there TO embark for Cuba,
says the New Mexican. The squadron OF
Rough Riders left at Tampa with the
regiments horses and baggage will be at
Savannah 10 morrow to embark for Cuba,
and the New Mexico detachment Just
enlisted we're 70 be sent along with the
squadron.
II took quick, decisive work to get the
detachment ready in four hours time,
but II was done, and principally through
Governor Otero's efforts.
Tourist sleeping cars were procured,
travel rations and coffee money secured
aud baggage packed and hauled TO the
train. The detachment was In charge OF
". II. Conduit, and goes via the Santa
Fe 10 81. Louis, thence to Savannah.
The departure OF the volunteers on
Sunday night was attended with great
enthusiasm.
Following the regular weekly band
concert, the boys made preparations To
debaTk and were escorted TO the train by
the LIST regimental band which rendered
the soul inspiring strains Of Dixie"
marching Through Georgia" "a Hot
Time in Old Town Tonight" etc.
Crowds OF enthusiastic and admiring
citizens followed the procession and
cheered the marching heroes to the echo.
AT the depot the line drew up and friends
bid those near and dear TO them "GOd
speed" Many affecting scenes we're wit
messed. "a tear, a sigh, a sad good. bye
and loved ones were resigned 10 the mer
cy OF the god Of battles some 10 fall mid
the carnage OF war for the glory of free
dom, and all 10 display the innate hero
ism OF a patriotic race.
Hon. T, Is. CatrOn addressed the assem-
bled soldiers In his characteristic and
eloquent manner. The ladies OF the Sol
diers' Aid society then distributed lunch
90 and flowers. As the train pulled out
the departing braves were cheered az
long a the train was visible.
The names OF the volunteers are:
W. ii. Conduit Charles II. Green, Roy
o. Wisenberg, Frank W. Clark, j. N. Neal,
l., X. Miller, NJ. II. Linet, II. b. Price, G.
W. JacObus, Il. c. COnley, G. A. PaTmelee,
A. j. ConnOrs, John 8. Cline, Robert Den.
ney, X. ". Sehupp, W. G. Gibson, j. II.
Muller, Thomas Phipps, Henry Duke, John
Peck, p. s. Sawyer, Frank Cotton, George
NJ. COe, j. NJ. PiersOl, John Walker, 0. M.
Nesbit, g. ". Hewitt, A. Anderson, Charles
Brush, II. Kendall, George +. Murray, Al
fred c. Gillen, Robert Day, Geo. b. DAILY,
George c.. Nhittak, Sidney II. Woodward,
l.. c, Hoffman, l.. H. Whited, +. Detwiler,
j, Brennan, j. 4, Alexander, j. NJ. Leach,
j. Ridley, W. W. Hamlin, n. g. RaybuTn,
G. NJ. Townsend, X. b. Moore, William c.
Kruger, j. G, DRBOhune, A. c. Bassage.
Robert G. Huston, q. Jennings, j. X.
Adkins, J. l.. Tugman, q. ". Wassen,
j. c. Mcdonnell, j. D.. Green, John
LannOn, w.. G. Andrews, W. r Glbbie.
George Fetter, ", c. Burris. Thomas G..
Wells, Ii. G%lessner, G.. Thompson, j. A.
McAndreW, Thomas Freeman, b. #.
Morris, A. Rogers, C.. II. HeWey, X. p.
McLane, S. A. Kennedy, X NJ. Little
ton, Fred ". Dunkle, ". d. BUN, p. A.
Nickham, u. g. Mccarthy, j. W. Bull
ard, j. Bremen, W. Ii. WafIen, C. NJ
Armstrong, Joseph Gisler, Ben T. Keely,
Z. Baker, William Wood, h. Laird,
Castor ID, Hunny, l., G. Rice, Frank
Lowe, j. n, Gibbs, James Lewis, John
ID. Harding, j. A. Butler, Earl Stilsen,
Fred. FOrnOf, Frank Chapetel, A. T..
Regain, ". ". NilkersOn, I. NJ. bona
van.