The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28
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Ttempts made by firing on the cars were
few and scattered and from such RANGE
generally that little damage woulu ,, ha y.
the vicinity Of Main and Vine peace pre-.
walls. The residents are looking out for
their own protection In this locality, and
the prowlers are In danger from them.
The military on duty at ne various out
posts all report better feeling prevail
Ing among those with whom they come in.
contact than was apparent when they
were first assigned to duty This Is par
tIcularly true in the West End Reports
from other sections are also encouraging.
and Twenty-ninth and p Streets and In
that vicinity last night was the quietest
OF the strike period.
System and Order.
At the headquarters OF the military
everything Ia moving smoothly and
system and order are everywhere APP
parent. Colonel Anderson, Lieutenant.
\ Colonel William j. Perry, Captain Bos-
sioux and others at headquarters are busy
directing matters generally. They ire in
constant phone communication with all
the outposts. Lieutenant Colonel c. c.
Vaughan of tho seventy-hrst. is in
command at tho Reservoir: Major I. J.
Nottingham has charge Of the Fulton
headquarters, and directing the troops
there. At TwentS-nlnth and p. Streets.
and thence down the Avenue, Major
Stanley w. Martin, with n battalion of
five companies Is maintaining excellent
order.
The force under Major Nottingham In
Fulton consists of three companies of the
Seventyflrst and Company a the Rich
mond Grays). of the Seventicth This
force numbers 225 men. rank and file.
This force patrols the territory from Full
~ w. 70 p,tf - Ia
on lower Main Street. and from that
point to Twenty-eghth Street. four or
five policemen are on patrol From TWEEN
ty-eIghth TO; Eighteenth and up Eigh-.
teenth to Broad and from Broad and
Eighteentht to Twenty first. and UP Tween
ty-frst from Main to Broad the two
companies, a and B. Of the Blues. under
command Of Major Cheatwood are pa
trolling.
AT Twenty-nrst the Blues are in touch
with the sontries of. Major Martin. who
cover the territory thence TO Twenty
ninth and p and along Twenty-ninth
Street
Howitzers at Oakwoo
The Fowitzcrs have plckets stationed
Mt Oakwood Cemetery and at the power
houses and at both viaducts. Thus all
the points where property OF the Passen-
ger and Power Company is located. or
Tered with. are fully guarded.
Tho troops on duty at the armory will
attend religious services at II a. NJ. to-
day at the arnory. where the chaplain
a of the Seventeen regiment. Rev j. Cleve-!
land Hail. of Danville will conduct SER
vices. Mr.. Hall Is the rector Of the
Church of the Epiphany. Danville. and
IS the regular chaplain OF the regiment
He is himself West Pointer. having
been educated at the national military
school there. IT is probable also that
Chaplain Hall Will conduct n service at
Lieutenant-colonel Yanghan's headquar-
ters at the Reservoir In. the afternoon.
Mr. Hall was at the armorylast hight'
and met many Of the officers and men,
S He Is in uniform.
Wounded Doing Well.
The wounded soldiers are all doing
nicely Sergeant Charles D. Easley. OF.
q was shot In the hip. is doing finely at
the Old Dominion Hospital. where. be-
sides the nurses and physicians. he IS
attended by his mother. HIS wound is
healing rapidly, 50 rapidly that the am
bilious young soldier is impatient of
restraint and wants to get back to duty.
He can walk but It Is not deemed pru-
dent to let him leave the hospital until
the wound has more fully healed. re
will bear IN his Dooy tnfousn ny ..ts
bullet as souvenir OF the zen lays
BATTLES around Richmond.
Corporals VIM and Reid. who are at
The Old Dominion. are both doing well.
as are Pr1yates Dietrich. Davis and Satn-
Gers. none Of whom are seriously hurt
lieutenant Hunt, Of Company L, Sew
& entieth Regiment, was discharged from
1.-THE hospital yesterday.
! All of these wounded are at the old
Dominion which is the military hospital
during the service of the militia here.
Captain Hubbard. United States army,
Was visitor at the headquarters last
night and met many Of the officers. he
was in civilian garb. He will to-day in
epect Companies X lCWest Augusta
Guard, D G1onticello Guard and G (Al-
exandria Light Infantry. ali of Inc Sew
entieth Regiment, and the three Norfolk
companies Of the Seventy-hrst the Nor
folk City Guard, the Lee Rifles and the
jackson Rifes) where those commands
are stationed