The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-11
TO BE MUSTERED
OUT IN RICHMOND.
The Fourth Virginia to Leave tor
Home by the Fifteenth
GOVERNOR TYLER IN HAVANA
tie and His Party See the sights oil the
Cuban CapitaI-A Visit to the Bur
talP Place of American Soldiers
al Carmen Cemetery.

CAMP COLUMBIA, AT BUENA VS.
IA March 5.-Special.-For the nrst time
to.dov for a long time Sunday morh!ns
services were held In the camp oi '"o
Fourth Virginia Regiment ,....
.rbs services were held ln compliance
with the ritual of the Episcopal Chutch'
and after the morning prayer ChaP'a"
etrinpfoflow selected as his text lhI
twentv-sccond verse of the first chapter
of 81. James: "Be We doors of the "oIu'
and not hearers only. deceiVlns your OWL
selves" ,e.,..,
For a moment imagined myself carried
back once more among the cohBIesa'io
a. 81 James church. IN Richmond where
the same verse of the Scriptures appears
as inscription over the chanceA
Among those who had come out 10 '"Ao
mart I'm the services were Captain Wilson.
~ company O. Of Suffolk, and Captain
Brooks. of Company L. of Portsmouth,
and at the close the chaplain compliment
ed them foi setting such eood eA-
ample.
BURIED ~ TRENCHES.
While ON my way TO Playa. 20 inc sea-
shore Yesterday afternoon. where r went
I'D take refreshing dip in the ocean,
uae.ed the Carmen cemetery. VIII en- IS
.ftrafed inst about half way between our
,,rnn and the seashore. Just outside oi
The hurviug ground three long trenches
have been dug by direction of me Amer
can government for tie intcrmeni or dea0
soldiers. The trenches. which Tor the
& eater part are cut into solid rock. are
lined with boards and divided oL 10y
wooden partitions just large enough 10
give space for one body each one OF lu7
three trenches has been hlled and q ia-r
IA
Most of the graves are marked log SUCKS
only. while few Of them arc provided
with wooden memorial tablets giving the
name and age OF the dead soldier resting
beneath the sod. There can De found the
rar,airs OF Private Molcs. Of Manchester.
who was "a member OF Company =, oi
suffolk who IS the only member Of tine
reeimeut who died here I'm Cuba.
ONLY TEMPORARY.
Tho burial of an these soldiers is only "a
Temporary one. as the government intends
20 have the bodies OF an soldiers who ed
iu Cuba and are Inferred hore cNhumed
al the proper time and shipped 10 The
United states for final burial at their Zee
epcct.ve former homes.
Governor Tyler. accompanied 10y Mrs.
TYLER the Misses Sue and Bell Tyler Coi-
onel and Mrs. G.. Brydon Tenant and
colonel " -. EhtliNNt Oh DID, - NN"Nf Nt''
llr and Mrs. Wyndham r. Meredith arr
rived in the city of Havana yesterday
morning and took up quarters az the
Hotel Telegrapho. adjoining the Hotel Inc
giatcrrs. After brief rest the party
went at once sightseeing, visiting Colon
cemetery. where the sailors of the Ma me-
are buried. and other prominent points
of interest
FOURTH TO COME HOME.
During Governor Tylers absence Colonel
/ SHELTON. who remained at the hotel
stated that the Governor had information
/ from the Secretary of War 10 the effect
| that the Fourth Virginia Regiment would
! leave the island Of Cuba by the 18th
/ day of this month The regiment would
| be taken TO Richmond. where the men
/ would be given "a furlough on the day OF
/ their being mustered out
Colonel George w. Taylor and Major
| TarraH called on Governor Tyler at his
| hotel later in the day. The latter expect.
10 visit our camp tomorrow morning and
will also be present at the dress parade
! tomorrow evening.
The condition of Quartemaster Sergeant
Harry j. Cole. of Company II. who is al
the Second Division Hospital suffering
| with typhoid fever. remains about the
| same His physician says be does not OK
| pect any change for several days.
C.. w.