The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
MORE TROOPS FOR GEN. GREEDY
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Is~epfan'u IN tHss esra' 'r'''''' fhT
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ester 10 slrrlv telna ttoishi mt" ahite
and Within y few davs II ~ 'slieved ihh'
tho mattaf NJ No army tfrfIirg rrliet Wv
The atNrtefa AMI protecting rtot~tiv ~
~, stricken eitv wil resolve itaflt into -cfur-
tbins like rptiue woth fut the las' sreh
The attention ~ tho I~parm "o' has '"'n
fnf ihe mns' tar contn ~ Nv disc"y"ting
Nhs,hrr tlen urrslv realty ne"'tsd tho
1.sB additional trpupa hr asked Tor on
Amt - nrI wh"th"' M" Department
ahoihl rptnply sith this %rc,tuesl
NI,n lra, Thursday iha department
decide thai tirn Grrciy really meant
what he -nid and nocorhhaly iani"1 ORDERS
dir.ctine Nv. hlditionnl troops 10 pfprr"i
IL wna thmighi Tho QUESTION vac hnaly
dtsnnaeI ~ There WIS somr delay 10.
tween April ~. IN. day ~ fhe original r"-
ni,ss, and Last Friday. when the orders
were issusI, hv a h%uc'uatinn On the par NJ
Gov ParIee. who also lid not ~""m to know
whether the tronpa we're n"rded of WantHh
Finally he decided they were. aud he WIN
drew n request that Orders for them Y"
procrad 10 suspended Then Cen breely
sent n despatch saying that he didn' ne~n
800 troops additional tout that one reRl-
mrnt ~ cavalry and one OF infantry al
dttinnal would he sufficient to meet all needs
N fory-hve good officers were sent To help
ou' In the administ ration ~ Affairs
The Department got busy on the question
once more and th" Twenty-s"vonth ana
Twenty-eighth regiments ~ infantry, STA
toned at Fort Smelling and Fort sheridan
respectively. and two %sIIadrons ot the
Eleventh Cavalry, At Fort Dies MONIES.
all Of which organizations had been ordered
to proceed 10 tho West were told not to
move. This was yesterhny. The instruc-
tons Of Yesterday merely suspended the
orders. but to-day they were evoked
entirely and the troops mentioned VIII
stay at home, The Eleventh Infantry
and the First Cavalry, ordered to san
Francisco at the same time the others were,
will proceed without change Of orders,
With this question Of additional troops
out Of the way things will probably move
along smoothly and the telegraph mlls
of the War Department will decrease.
Oficials OF the War Department are pleased
with the work the army has done In san
Francisco, and although Gen, Greedy limited
in a despatch to-day that it was up to the
army to save its reputation III this great
crisis officials think that henceforth there
will only be harmony and good work. Gen.
Greely' = reference TO the army reputation
and the great crisis was at the tall END OF
one Of his dispatches, when ne sald' IN
nv opinion earliest possible ARRIVAL ~.
forty-hve officers will save both money and
reputation at this great crisis.
Gen. Greely's dispatches on this snblect
are as follows:
Since midnight whole question has been
most carefully and pNhaustivrlH considered.
and from standpoints OF economy, efficiency
and military precision. In order 20 reduce
expenses, request that troops sent here oe
reduced to one regiment cavalry and one OF
infantry, agRregating ! 900 men Services OF
Z. 500 other troops can be dispensed with
provided that forty-nve selected Officers and
mon OF administrative ability. sound JudR-
ment and physical energy are sent here az
framework OF relief organization, lhey
should consist Of Ave field officers and forty
captains and first lieutenants. Men without
force, experience or tact would be worse
than useless. Present situation and reasons
for this modification follow fully in another
telegram
GpEFLY. Major-General Commanding.
A later despatch from Gen. Greedy thro VS.
more light on the situation:
Previous kilograms from myself and Or.
D,yIne. special representative Red Cross,
indicate clearly necessities for my command
---t.o. .,ui,,.y, dat oa onnpartnd wit
eHefv,e."r ~ .S,as sunr,io. whather
tue sasan,a hv ,hc
puren"sou y, .rI.,s ,o-dav in
n"le',vh" peo''. .mnta,, fnroo for such
oah f'n",'u -" La ."n,,or ,roon. 'Ths
WITT o,"-, "n" 49, axaouant n,ui,orr
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DEGENERATION So'" ,nu,hors ha,nssod
enefhE, .mLut"ns hmsinass ,osscs md
ny uo.nve," likelihood and Ia
o~eprN"''on u. "rc""" ~
NOV !" eu"I""' ~, .,d aro donor,non,
W " 'pa. wv. T., ,haI, owr .nocinI
hre nov onIs "c" n,n,wnt ond 20
uut,es, m.N", "I.,a"7a,' Az; ons br,n,,ry
Spohs'p,'''H ~ .N".''H -. I'D naoo.-
are Mnnou. n,"" , nmI nnar,ios N IN rim .
y. ai ,hudron Tho dnvo,ed yolrn-
lot wives n"u ~ Me- ha,aIo ornr,s
business abilities and independent energy
have. with their organizat lon and lahors,
,ided tho destitute hundreds Of Thousands
, ovor starvation and disease must hcnceforth
"oiyo ,hair on,irc Efforts to rebuilding the city
$40 ,aor,,nizing hnsIness and Industries.
""r w. n,ia,inr u.,hnds doyoid az suner-
vision which has been impossible In the
nnst involve enormous expenses, which cnusc
marked Rpprchcnslon M to financial phases
on tho pnrt Of Or. Dcvlne, Mayor Schmlta
dItIon realizing fully the necessity OF re-