New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

o., 49,, III ham entertained right royaiiy'
They Joined the other Rough Riders III .''rr
Tho question OF the quarantining OF lamp
Wikoff remains In prsctcaly the SAM 49,.
,ion II did yesterday General Young sal' ,"'
morning that he had had no communicative"
with Governor Black. and that the ques''o" -
tho comp's quarantine had not arisen as se'
He thought If It did IT would he pF-ie'"".'
have the camp quarantine itseit Iro" We.
York rather than that TIE state shou'o aua'
tine the camp. The typhoid fever pat'e"'s' y"
said were going 10 be removed DIS sun
nractcab,e The Red Cross yacht had neeh
-. ror ord sbo would take the cases TO New
Haven. which is almost directly across '"e
Sound from Montauk.
BURIED WITH MILITARY HoNofS
The body Of J. Knox Green, OF Troop - ISL
United States Volunteer Cavalry. VINO d'eu III
the General Hospital yesterday. and that OF 'he
unknown man who died on the transport MAJ
teawan. were buried at noon to-day with NM
tnrv honors guard from Troop f. In charge
~ Theodore Schultz. Of NewYork. a guard
from, Troop II. and a firing detail. Twenty-Five
mon IN all followed the ambulance which car
ried the remains The spot selected for pufia'
was among the sand dunes. a quarter Oh d
mile north Of the General Hospital "heh 'i'e
procession arrived there the bodies, eHcaseu III
plain pine collins were lowered INTO the he"''
opened graves Major George NJ Dunn VI INC
regiment read the Episcopal burial service
TAPS were sounded and three volleys hred over
tho graves As the services az the grave oe-
gan Colonel Theodore Roosevelt roe over
from. the detention camp. He did not come near
the funeral party. but stood apart WIN u'VoN
cred head Love for a comrade IN arms ia"
brought him here. At the conclusion OF vi"
ceremony he spoke a few words to Major bu'n'
and then rode over to the General Hospi'a''
Colonel Roosevelt has permission to roe pe-
vond the detention camp within certain limits.
He is careful. however. not 10 20 beyond 'he
territory especially extended for him.
There has been still another death in camp.
7, vas that Of Private Coons. ~ Company \.
16,h Infantry. who was taken 70 the detention
bosnital Yesterday from the transport La
Grande prchesse suffering from malarial fever
He died AZ 3 O'Clock this morning and VIII lie
hurled tomorrow In the little cemetery beyond
the hospital.
For-R MORE YELLOW FEVER CASES.
The general hospital IS having great demands
made upon IT, Colonel Forwood has applications
for admission from the several camps that aver
age a hundred n day. lie has received orders
n have ono hundred more tents erected I'm
r,odla,4lv ard another hospital. large enough
10 contain I'VE hundred cots. Will b" put up IN
the camp ~ Major General Kents division,
which viii 10 stationed hy ITSELF Major Wood
the chief surgeon on General kent's stan. VIII
have charge = tn new hospital In the general
hospital the corps - assistants was further IN
creased to-day ~ The arrival ~ ten Taln"a
female nurses from - Iuke's Training school.
and Colonel For,vool has received authority 10
send 10 Ne,v-York FOR hundred more II re-
quired and ~ engage 9s many physicians as
he may consider necessary. He hiss also ordered
a million quinine pills FOR US" in The hospital.
IN the detentlcr hospital four cases ~ yellow
fover were reported ;his morning and two cases
u scarlet fever hrt no deaths from fever were
reported The 81 and 9TH cavalry d"tachmentS
VINO were in the detention camp. No" sent to
their r"clmental camps tonight There "aS
immcnsc cheering from their comrades whom
they rode in. and H." 9d Cavalry band paraded
and gave them musical welcome
General Young received authority from the
Secretary ~ War tins afternoon 10 grant
thlrfv-dav fufloueh 20 an men held IN the de-
ienilon camn when they are discharged from II
II the men make the request. This was news
that cheerei every one now held IN the Isolated
CAMP
Captain higgins started for NewYork this
morning 10 purchase IN electric light plant II
VIII lc placed just east Of the railroad station.
and there viii Doe hfty lights on the circuit to be
established Fifteen viii b. placed in the rail
road buildings and restaurant. ana the remain
ing thiriy-hy" distributed about the camps.