The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-07
F0URTE REACHES
JACKSONVILLE
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TO speak / meant 10 give you frienoy
advice. / am General Burt
Recruit-"Is that so? / reckon you
don't know much about bitches. ! meant
TO be friendly too" Exit General Burt
The Second and Fourth Regiments VIII
be I'm the Third Brigade and CoioheI
Baker has been asked to command the
brigade until a brigadier shall have oeeh
appointed.
CAPTAIN BOsSIEUX TO RETURN,
Captain cyrus G. Bossieux, COMPANY
NJ. Second Regiment, will probably De
detailed TO return to Virginia to recruit
the Second Regiment 20 its fun strength
He will have four non-cOmmissioned OH
GERS with him..
Captain Bossieux expects TO recruit inc
number needed in a snort time. He VIII
carry with him many messages from inc
Richmond men, and will probably leave
for Richmond tomorrow night.
THE FOURTH EN- ROUTE.
MACON. GA. June 6.-SpeciaL-ln IN
tervals of an hour and a half OF each
other. the three sections of the trains
that carries the Fourth Regiment 10
Jacksonville. passed through here TINS
evening The trip was rather uneventtul
and the first large crowd that turned out
to meet the soldiers met them at Atlanta.
The second section containing the Blues
reached here at noon, or o'clock, kleh-
mond time The train. however, did not
pull into the Union depot. but stopped
on the outskirts. In that manner the
officers were deprived or their dinner and
had To fall back on whatever lunch nad
been left over. They enjoyed greatly
some boxes which Rad been sent along
for the Second Regiment
Supper was had last evening at Hen
derson. y. c., and breakfast this morn
ing at Winder. Ga.
The men amused themselves in various
ways at the different stopping points by
trying so capture and imprison smau
negro boys I'm the coaches. At one place
they got hold OF n COW which was held
by some while others MIXED her into
their cups. The colored woman came
screaming from her house near by, trying
TO stop the tactical robbery. She contin-
ued to call them harsh names, long after
the recovery Of the bovine.
Macon was reached shortly after
O'Clock and supper was had at Triton.
Mr. p. Forbes. passenger agent or the
seaboard Air Line. has been looking after
the interests Of the passengers OF the
second section.
COLD LUNCHES FOR OFFICERS.
Triton, GA, June 6.-SpeciaL-On
board Of the second section Fourth Regl-
ment.-There are quite number or Vir-
ginians living a. Macon, Ga, and those
Of them who come I'm contact with the
Blues on their stopping ovef for dinner
expressed their regrets that they had
been left I'm ignorance by the railroad
neonle as 10 the arrival Of the Virginia
troops. They said that they would have
given the soldiers warm reception hau
they been properly informed
The officers had ordered dinner by tele-
oraph 10 be furnished I'm Macon. but when
they arrived there they found themselves
left for nothing could be supplied eN-
cept cold lunches. which they had been
enioving for two days. They at once
made preparations to find hot supper 10
he served on the table at Triton.
soon after Macon was left, II was as
covered that a private Of Company II, tHe
old Company of the Blues, was waking
the track I'm the rear Of the train. %
the latter had TO be stopped and the SOL
dier whose name was Charles Karl was
taken on board When asked by captain
Wyatt why he had left the train he point
cd TO a little brown dog which he was
then carving and which he SAID hau
| jumped off the car. ., ..
CAPTAIN Wyatt and Captain Fesraih -
well as other commissioned officers OF
inc everything to look after the interests
of their men,
BEFORE leaving Richmond yesterday
both companies were presented by Ma
ior Cutchins with a lot of cigarettes ana
Mr.. Charles O. Saville. Of the Chanceiy
Court. sent them two boxes OF crackers .
cONPLIMENTED VIRGINlANS.
The following appeared in the Even
inc Journal of Cordele, Ga, this evening
| under the heading Virginia BOYS ne
| Fourth Regiment of Virginia boys DesdH
| nassing at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. Ihese
| bovs looked rather tough. but outside ap-
nea~,nces do not count anything. Every
body knows what fighters Nirglnlans are
! and what true gentlemen
| Every one IS in excellent SPIRITS ana
good health, except Captain Wyatt oil
! Company II. who is suffering from a
lame arm and loss Of voice, due to his
efforts in responding TO friends fare
| wells at Richmond.