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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
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and the movement 70 Huntsville was held up. THIS
was said 10 be the result OF order issued by
the Assistant Secretary Of War. Later kilograms
announced that General Corhin had in;erpoSed OBJ
ieotions IN the Suspension Of the movement. 50 me
camp t1-niGh; is much unsettled owing to me Tn
certain tenor OF the information.
General Carpenter to-day visited al the regi-
mcata carps and found them IN spi ndd condi'!o1.
Chief Surgeon Hendley IS authority for the state
enty-Nve cases on Saturday there are now only
forty-nvo which he thinks j. ndt;ering decrease
Unless definite orders received tonight. cap
tain Charles NJ. Angus. Guartermaster On Genera
Carpenters staff. will start FOR Huntsville io-mor-
ROW TO prepare a division camping ground. Lieu
tenant ii. * Wright brigade quarternlasttr on
General Klines star. has tcon promoted 10 lhfu
Division Culrtermaster.
Colonel Edward Duffy Of the oSin New DIX
Regiment is i'll and Ma Tor Lynch is in command
Of the regiment Quartcrmastcr Sergeant B:au!
Of Company p 9TH Ohio. died to-day. IT'S bog VIII
be sent to Cleveland tomorrow. Fed Archers, or
Company g. l57th Indiana Regiment. diod to-GaH
His mother arrived here sunday morning. bringing
returns TO Fort Wayne with the body tomorrow
John Mace OF Troy. father Of Serge ant mace 'oii-
pany G. ID Regiment. arrived to-day tn see MS
Onartermaster Kinney. Of tho 3.d Michigan ReG-
rnSnt today condemned the supply of bacon Tor
tho regiment Seaman Bond formerly OF the NV
port spent to-day hero. He vas twice woundcd ny
the Standards Mt MatanZas. \ cutter was manned
and sent insh0re undcr a flag Of truce As soon
~ the Dartv came within range Of the SPaniarcs
fire was opened on them wounding sixteen or the
American sailors. Bond was shot in the SIDE ana
right wrist.
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SHIFTEP'S HEALTH REPOhl'

TWENTY-FIVE DEATHS AT SANTIAGO SIM
AUGUST II.
w.shing,on Aug. lj-Generai Skaters re-
port of the health conditions OF Ms "oO''
SANTIAGO as bullAtinod AT the war Department,
tonight is as follows. 1000
Santiago dc cuba. Aus. IL, 1870
,,.. ,.o,oraI of tho Army Washington.
Gonifgry report for August y: Totai hur -oc
silk o1i5. total number fever cases Iopo.
total number rew cases ~; nuii,o', n,,s, II
c,sss returned 10 duty. 22G Deaths August ~
c,rnorsl MARION AMEs. Company H. % Ma''"
r'a's ,,al id ,t1 fvsr and darr6aa YORK
Private JoliN ocoNN.Dn o. COMPANY ~
n1ilrll romuent ieNe'
Deaths August 1c ,.,xc
prIr,,, 'JoHN MANDIG. Comp'ny t. '''n '"'A""'
private FINEST SMITH COMPANY F. ION Infantry
malaIal cy,, d,7''n GI;II Scmpany A. 10th In
f,n,ry. maarisl fcvef ana debility
Deaths August 81 -.
rrrat, FRANK FOYER. Company A. NV" "'''''''
rr,, iSr''' &I,%oi6 GEisMAX. comrsny X list New
rival, G.F nF Fni: I'LL Troop x oh Cavalry yell
rr,,a, % IASFs " HAMILTON. Troop r. ID Cavalry
.'' 'of rs Mhvr1x Company @. Isl District
p,,,,s TIIn%kS Il WELSH Company T. 9th Nas'a-
rr,y,,~ ! " MXiMAHA. Comrany r. e'h "''s'
Deaths August " c
pr,,.i. io-fru " WrADOEN. company O. i'' 'av-
alr. sph. % f"N'r. ... ,.. +, tcth In
,,ntt, sapfI~cmia from chronic dy:cn'ety. .,,o,
LEWIS + WIC~. company g. a@i Michigan y"'''"
Private FRANK RvRTON. Company l.. I'D Michigan"
rrly5tc JNG0E IT, PHILIPS Company Z, 2'h Infantry
rr,,,t~ IoIiN f. GRIGG. Company l. LIST limos
c,r,.lI,i ironFf.r ANDERSON. Tro? r. 10Th cavalry
r-lv,.9 frNNsr JOHNSON Troop F io'h cavalry y''
rr,,,,e IyNi,rrn GfBMAN. Company F. 20th Infantry
m'"F'''' SKATER Major-oenerai.
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RELIEF AND OLIVETTE SAIL FOR HOME.

Washington, Aug. lJ.-Surgeon General Stern
berg has received dispatches from cuba and
Porto Rico relative to the condition Of tho
troops in those islands. Surgeon Torrey cables
from Ponce that tho Relief will sail for Maya
GGcz to-day. and VIII arrive in New-York about
Friday morning. She had on board about
twenty wounded and hny convalcaccnts. There
were 1Sj cases Of fever. mostly typhoid Sur-
goon Grccnoaf cables from Ponce that typhoid
fever Was decreasing. md that there were no
new cases on Saturday The general health 81
the commanA is improving
Surgeon Harvard cables from Santiago that
the O!veite VIII sail TO-DAY with two hundred
non-infectcd patients. she VIII touch At F'r,
Mon'oe for instructions. AMI probably VIII tc
ordered to continue 20 Montauk Poin.
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TIE ARMY AND TIE RELIEF SUPPLIES.

report having come to Stephen F. Barton Of
the Red Cross that Miss Clara Barton had said
that she could not supply rcef 20 tho Army he
cause the supplies IN her possession on tho State
OF Texas given for Cuban relief purposes,
Mr. Barton yesterday authorized the statemo nj
that all of the medicines food and other supplies
furnished 10 the Army by tho Red Cross from the
time OF the arrival Of the STATE OF Texas on June
n until the arrival Of the Port Victor In the later
part OF July Santiago were Cuban relief sup
niles Miss Barton advised the Cuban Relief com
inttcs Of the quantity Of stuff furnished TO the SOL
diers. and told that no member OF the com
rittee would object II she had used the cntir"
cargo FOR that purpose
Until the arrival OF the Port Victor with about
a ton OF clothing supplies from the Red Cross and
over thousand tons OF Cuban relief supplies.
no Red Cross army supplies had been sent from
New-York to Miss Barton. The vast amount ~
supplies sent by the Red Cross from NowYork
had gone forward to the military camps at Chicka-
manga. jacksonville, washington Tampa and
other places In addition. only $500 in money was
sent from New-York to Miss Barton. and that
TO supply the thnty nurses under Miss Rutty who
went to Porto Rico.
on behalf of the Executive Committee Of the Red
Cross. Mr. Parton also denied a statement at
,ributed to Miss Clara Barton. that she intended
going 10 Havana to relieve the starving Cubans
and would not leave any member of her san AT
Santiago with supplies 10 relieve the wants OF tho
Army. All supplies and funds at the committees
dlsposal said Mr. Barton. would he applied to the
relief OF any suffering that might exist IN the
United States Army and Navy. to the exclusion u
other demands. II necessary
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fotce her strength by the Of Dr. Pierce's
Favor,e Prescription during the time Of anticipation
II will make hcr perfectly healthy II will tighten
and brighten the time Of waiting 1t will make the
ordeal Of motherhood absolutely safe and compare
lively free from pain and will insure strong healthy
constitution fof the baby
Mrs Mamie Taylor. Of Loveace Hill Co. Texas saws
the mother Of eight children suffered from female
weakness tried physicians with nvnil when last
became with child the adv cs,meut Of Dr Picces
Favoriie Prescription bought two bottles and took
oording 10 dirccti7 when baby born had a very
eas and have suffered hour since from female
weakness nnby is "a ia and healthy = can be
Prospective mothers should send To the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo ~ Y for
a copy of DR. Pctcc's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser. which will be sent /,ce on receipt of FL one
cen, Stamps n fGVMc 6oH u mailing only, or 81
Stamps :oi Clo;h bound copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Busy DAY AT TIE ARMY BUILDING.
RETURNED SOLDIERS RECENT TRANSPORTATION
AND RATION MONEY

RETURNED SOLDIERS RECEIVE TRANSPORTATION
AND RATION MONEY
The corridors OF the Army Building we're crowded
yegierday with soldiers who were either .nllly
discharged or released on Through The greater
number Of these men arrived on tha transport
Scgurdnco which came into port on saturday
The Regulars who he'd been discharged we're men
from tho GOTH eth and 18th Infantry and from the
3D. 9Th and 10th Cavalry regiments. The men were
ordered TO appear the hrry Building carly yes
torIay morning. and the building
opened they were on hand ready FOR their rams
portation
Colonel KImbal. Deputy ouartc.ma ster-Ccnoral
% the Department o. tho East with his assist ats
KEEP busy thrOUahout the day drrangns 10
send the man who were iulouahs to their
homes. and those who were DISCHARGED. hy reason
OF expiration OF service" TO the post ~ which they
enlisted. Nearly one hundred lGcn wer" PROV ldel
for They were furnished uaaspol alton ana
money for ratops The ration money furnished to
lury Tor hin, travel
The Quariermaster's Department anticipates con-
each volunteer soldier who Is dis .harScd from scr
vice here gets a turlouCh Will be turnshe. with
free transrorl"ton The m,n VINO obtained es t6eir
showed the effects or tho hnrd campaign In cuba.
The sreater number of them were compietoly worn
ont. and T. was not an uncommon thlnS 10 sec
them lyng exhausted In the corridors OF the build
Ing or on the steps They were alwnys the centre
of a crowd which VAS either anxious to look at
san Juan hill and other places In Cuba Tho
souvenir also struck most oS the crowd
which g3therSd GROUND ,Gr, IN" en ana carrse
reward in money After some o! the men hrd sol:
cartridges picked up a; Sihoncy. san Juan hill and
in the OF Santitro they smilingy confessed
that their supply had travelled no further than
from the arsenal to Governors Island ami then 10
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RESTRICTED TO AMERICAN 'ES'Hh''
ONLY THOSE FLYING THE AMERICAN FNA' ~
CARRY MERCHANDISE TO PORTO RICO

Only THOSE FLYING THE AMERICAN FLA" ~
CARRY MERCHANDISE TO PORTO RICO
Washington. Aug i5-The Secretary oil w
Treasury to-day sent the following telegram I" ~"
collector OF customs. , por,o
yessals NAV clear 10 ports In cuba ana to,rs
Rico .,ibiec, 10 the laws and regulations !" Inc
rotating 10 clearIaCes. except tnat Ness. s,n.,or
I;nl,el STATES only viii be cleared TOT me I'VE
;ation Of merchandise in the Ud"" ''''
United states and Porto RICO Tins
Although this order has the erect OF i -
United States coastwise-trade laws apphoA'''
Porto Rico. inasmuch as American mer'h',
sells only are permitted 10 clear for the is'n' va
fact ia that Porto Rico is not yet regA'ueu -.
part of the United States. and the order Ia,
day is 4 milii'ry measure. which may oe 'hV
or revoked by the PresiGen, at will The No'.s. '
ton OF tho United States provides tnat a1,tgnout
imnorts and excuses shall be UNIFORM 1r,.SD,r Pico
tina United States" and therefore whsN - SAFES
becomes a recognized part or the M coin.
American customs laws must apply 10 t1s VIC, may
Try Hence the distinction. question VIM" ,nf.
become troublesome hereafter has aiistn 10 a. mat
foe Porto Rico has large export trace .n,,,.ctsd
article which under spanish rule was Pr ~ ,hs
hv a high tariff Under the present ldes " free
country coffee IL admitted TO the Lnited sto,Id be
OF duty ana IL that particular itttu'c 49, that
made applicabe Porto Rico II Is assf' ,n,s,iSns
the practical destruction OF the cone vi, Wnst
az m. island would be the inevtab Die result ,,ma.
may he done hereafter for the relef or this '''
ton cannot now he forctold.
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PARADE or TROOPS AT NEWPORT NEWS.
WILL HAVE REVIEW BEFORE GOING TO OTHER
CAMPs-NUMBER OF SICK INCREASING

WILL HAVE A REVIEW BEFORE GOING TO OTHER
CAMPs-NUMBER OF SICK INCREASING
Newport News. Va. Aug. Is (SpecaD.-It now
seems probable that the departure Of the troops
for Lexington. Ky. and Mddietown Penn will
be delayed until late tomorrow night or Wednec-
day morning. The railroad is not ready 10 ma ndlc
the men YET. and Colonel Culver. senior officer in
command. Is making preparations for a dress
parade Of the five tn ousand troops in camp here
tomorrow evening. The Sd Kentucky received its
moving orders this morning from Washington and
IT. too. will go 10 Lexington with the Illinois and
Indian regiments.
1t seems that the Department got the list Ken
lucky. which is at the front with General Grant,
and the Sd confused. Colonel Smiths inquiry
brought the order this morning The men OF the
18th Pennsylvania who viii, he the first to get away
Tor Middieiown. expected 10 go tomorrow morning
but will remain until evening TO take part in
the grand review Of the four regiments Signal
Corps and Hospital Corps The review will take
pace IN a large park over Rocking the James River
which Is well adapted for dress parade purposes
which may result lsay Fist fsP , ase as' gs
McCue. OF Company H. ard Private Mcclure a
the progress of game. Mcclure procured d mill.
tary sheath knife ana stabbed the sergeant above
Fhot his assai.ant had d surgeon interfered.
McCue's condition continues TO get worse. and late
tonight 1t is stated that he cannot live
Two more trolley cars loaded with sick soldiers
from the Sd Ken Ken, and The soth Indiana
are nearly TWO hundred men IRON the Sd Ken
lucky at the hospital. and many than that
uumber are on the sick list Of the regiments here
IL Is reported here tonight that large number OF
VIC troops sent from Santiago for Montauk will
DO dsembarked here. The only authority for the
report is a railroad statement that troops as many
anspor,cd To one Of the inland camps from s
point. Rumors about the probable destination OF
the cruiser Minneapolis continue and now II is
said that she is going to Havana 1t can be stated
on authority. however, that Captain JEWELS orders
as they stand will take him no further than Old
Point Comfort.
The transport OLDHAM, with mail for Porto Rico
and the thirty men of Battery G. Pennsylvania Ar
tery who were left behind Will sail early Wednes-
day morning. A large force OF postal clerks will
go the ship
Lieutenant Colonel Richards. commanding the 80
Battalion Of the 18th Pennsylvania Infantry, which
can't here as n part OF General Grants brigade.
presented TO First Lieutenant W II. Dunlap. Of Com
pany d. on behalf OF the citizens OF Newcastle.
Penn. a handsome gold mounted sword this even
ing a dress parade
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vac on the beach all day awaiting tho landihS
of her husband. Colonel Downes
Soon after Colonel Roosevelt landed ne sen.
q telegram 20 oyster Bay announcing tnat IL
well.
STRICT QUARANTINE FOR THE ST LOUIS
The men on the ST. Louis are in for it. The
one case Of yellow fever which developer on
board Of the ship on her trip up from Santiago
VIII cause the detention Of the ship where she
lies for some days and the men who are sepa-
rated from all others in the detentlon camp
will he kept there until all chance or another
case developing has passed. The men are
taken off the ship IN small patches and put on
barges. Then they are carefully examined.
They are then sent on board the Protector in
suads and take bath This is watched by the
doctors and il must lie thorough. The bath
completed. the men pass directly 10 another
barge. where they are given clean and new out
fits Their old ones remain behind them on tn"
FIRST barge, and will be cremated in case there
Ia an outbreak of sickness, but If there is none
the clothing will he subject 10 dslnf"cting and
fuinigation processes and can he safely reissued
to the men.
The coming Of the transports thick and
fast has put deal # work on all the officers
and doctors. II was supposed there would be
delay Of day between arrivals. but the use
OF the big liners st. Louis and ST Pau. upset
all calculations as they raced into port in from
one-thrd to one-ha!f the time required by the
other transports This has caused little CON
gestion here. but when 1t is cleared up. as II VIII
be by tomorrow night. things will go on in
order again
The effect Of tho hracing air Of Montauk upon
the troopers IL noticeable The who
rived he q first from Tampa already show big
improvement. Their actions are brisker and
more animated than when they first came The
Prevailing desire Of the men when they FIST
came 10 the camp was to lie still and do nothing
not even eat. but this is being overcome and
the natural liveliness Of the men is reasserting
itself
Badly off as the men who came from Tampa
were in this respect. those who are coming from
Santiago are worse When they reach the shore
and have a chance to lie down 10 sit they
avail themselves OF the chance. The frames of
the men coming in show them TO have been fine
specimens OF manhood. but they are thin and
gaunt now. and their flesh is gone until there is
little but skin and bones left
The telegraph office has been removed from
the railroad station. which. being near the pier.
is the centre Of news just now to a point near
headquarters, four miles away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
DISCONTEyTED CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
MANY MEN LEAVE CAMP WITHOUT PERMISSION
ALI. WANT TO GO HOME

Camp Haven Mantle. Conn Aug 10 (SpcciaD 49,
Since pay day. last Saturday. this camp has been
IN an unsettled condition. The apparent ending OF
the war has served to make the Conncctlcu; sol
diers disguised with the sort of army He they
have here, and that large percentage who permit
their impulses TO govern their conduct could not
resist the temptation 10 show their contempt for
camping out IN time Of peace Saturday night ana
Sunday. despite increased guards inside and out
side Of the camp. many men climbed tho fence
which surrounds this cncampment and. walking
OF the village to the next railroad station went
to NeW-LondOn and other largo towns.
From to-day's kilograms OF the rounding UP OF
dclnqucnts. IL is safe to say that enough men
from this camp languishlnF IN different
ja.ls to form company Of respectable size. Colo
mel Tyler and Captains Beach and Iionce ar" In
formed that about fifty soldiers appeared on TN"
streets OF New Haven to-day. orders
from here 10 challenge every uniformed and
ascertain II he had pass This was done and The
New Haven police sent a dozen men 10 the lookup
to await a sergeant's squad and subsequent court
martial
II is stated that number OF men from Battery
p. at Fort Gr.wold. left camp passes to-day.
declaring they boarded the train that they had
10 intention Of returning The disanected ones
should be taken indicate the character OF tho
troops III camp. however. AZ the majority are still
oDod dent 10 tho :Ilcs. but nearly all want 10 80
homo now that there Is TO be no more fghtins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SITES FOR CAMPS ~ THIS STATE.
REPORT MADE TO WASHINGTON RY GOVERNOR

REPORT MADE TO WASHINGTON RY GOVERNOR
BLACKS OFFICERS
Albany. Aug 15.-When Adjutant- General
Tinghast was in Washington on Thursday
the Secretary Of War and the Adjutant- General
OF the Army requested Governor Black to detail
some Of his officers to investigate certain por-
tons Of the State. with view Of procuring II
suitable spot for at eas, division to encamp
on.
To-day detailed repor; was sent to Wash
ington. II the Government considers the regions
desirable the Department will send Army Of
hcers to investigate and report on them l. is
hoped by the state administration that tho re-
port Cf the officers sent to investigate sand
Lake. Rensselaer, County and the country
around II "ill prove satisfactory at Washing
ton.
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CHiChAnAUGA CAMP soon TO BREAK Up.
F1HsT VERMONT REGIMENT ORDERED moMl;-
PEEPARING rOR THE REVIEW ToMnERnN

F1!;ST VERMONT REGIMENT ORDERED HOME
PREPARING FOR THE REVIEW TOMORROW.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Aug Is (speciaD The IS,
vermont Infantry. which has been al Chlckannaura
Park for some time. ordered 10 Fort Ethan
Allen. Vermont, At noon to-day. Tho order was
entirely unexpected. The given Is the
sickness prevailing at Camp Thomas From all
that can he learned The regiment is expected to
move as soon as possible, and II Will probably start
within tho next few days In any event no de-
partures from tho park will be made before the
review on Wednesday The Going away or This
regiment VIII break up General Colby's brigade
leaving only the Sth New-York and II Tennessee
regiments in il.
b All day to-day General Brccklnridge and his stor
have hecn busy issuing orders regarding the 70
view, and consulting with division and brigade COM
march. All the regiments and the resmen,al bands
Inc four ohio batteries this morning moved camp
from the west portion Of Kclly's f!od to the Slope
on snodgfass Hill This was done to provide room
The other three batteries OF the brigade viii remain
oa ne' n? Macr Sn %ms Nth F S 9
BRIGADE, will lead the line in Wednesdays review
Mayor Watkins has issued proclamation making
the day holiday and every factory. store ana
shop VII close at that time
The Third Division, First Army Corps Will prob
ably break camp on Thursday afternoon and march
away some time on Thursday night for Lexington.
ny, where they have been ordered TO camp. such
r. the intention OF General Sanger at present. and
1t ~ thought that this programme will be carried
ont.
General Sanger accompanied b. Captain patter-
son. chief ordnance officer and acting chef quor-
termaster Major Gordon. chief engineer Major
Gr'iths. surgeon: Major Mathcrsi. chief COM
rnissaiy. and Lieutenant Hero. aid. started last
night FOR Lexington where they will look for d
suitable site for the location OF the division camp.
General Sanger and his party will reml AT Lex
ngton until Tuesday night. when they VIII come 20
Chattanooga arriving here Tor the review on
"Wednesday morning. The Third Division. which
goes Thursday night, is composed OF the follow
Veg regiments: l2th minnesota, 9TH Pennsylvania,
Sth Massachusetts. 2lst Kansas l2h NewYork. 9th
Pennsylvania, ID Missouri and lFt New hampshire.
CCngress,nan Walter 7. Rrownlow is hard at work
In Washington trying 10 get tie division OF General
Mckee moved 10 Johnson CITY, near JonesbOrO. the
oiccs: town ~ Tcnne gee, and the homo o. Andrew
Johnson and OF Andrew Jackson This would take
TIE camp cntircly away from Knoxville This
afternoon the men OF CAPTAIN Garcias company of
the lttn Regiment presented 10 him han-sciuc
sword Tns body OF Quartcrmas :tr -Scrs ca Lt
Storm, Of che sth Regiment. not sent hcnn
man Tonight Chaplain Strad~r conducted furel al
services Ills afternoon. Captain Sabln and Lieu
tenant I:l;nan put tho body on the cars.