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Organization of Lieutenant nei Roosevelt's Regiment, HlOrt STANDARD SET FOR TflE MEN the foilth of New toffc Kitfff to fcntRf the tiNnM I'lnlnn- nioti- tJrmnnild Pfom ffnm Ootlmwi All Were Anxlnnn to Out to tlid Ffnnt unit Wltliotlt It wns about Mny 1 thnt Theodore Roosevelt finally decided Hint with lighting nt tlm front lie could no longer ho content to hold down sufo mid peaceful desk in Washington, oven wore it the honorable one of assistant socro- tnry of tlio navy. "I should not bedding justice to my ambitions if I were tn stity behind," ho wid. Mr. Roosevelt hnd expressed desire to go into the covnlry service, nnd Pros- ident McKinloy offered him the colonelcy of regiment. But ho did not feel tlmt ho wns qxmlifled to tuko conininnd of regiment, us ho hnd rcceivcil nbso- hitoly no military training.

"Put my COI.ONKI. WOOD. friend Dr. Wood in (is colonel," lie said, "nnd 1 will be willing to tuko KOC- oiul placo. What I wish to do is to or- gtuiizo a regiment of rough riders, western cowboys and Indian I bo- lievo that such a body will prove extremely serviceable in a war in Cuba." The idea took like wildfire.

Roosevelt's rough riders became a household word at once. The papers teemed with the topic. And soon tlio desk of tho assistant secretary was piled high with letters from all parts of the Union from men anxious to be enrolled in tho ranks of tlio First regiment of mounted riflemen, or, in other words, "Roosevelt's rough riders, the name whoso alliterative charm struck on tho ours of every man who knew how to ride a horse. There were many surprises in this mail. It was not alone tlio rough riders of tho west who wanted to join Teddy's regiment.

It is true that about every cowboy of note, men from all purts of tlio former frontier, from Texas to Idaho, were eager to volunteer under tlio valiant Roosovelt, who at least showed that ho hud red blood in his vuins. But there came other notes. There were society men in Kew York just as eager. Not tlio slender, good for nothing dudes of society, but the husky, hustling fol- kind tlmt go in for athletics, for polo and racing and limiting mid other out of dour sports afield or afloat. Then camo demands from tho colleges.

Men famed on the football teams, in tho racing shells, in tho gymnasiums of tho great institutions of learning put in their applications. There wore enough offers to lill a dozen regiments, and Mr. Roosevelt said tho saddest part of tho business was tlio necessity of drawing the lino. Among tho New Yorkers who surprised their friends by volunteering wero tho hapless Hamilton Fish, whoso fame previously hud been buildod on less honorable lines; Woodbury Kane, tho brother of Duluncoy Kane; Towusend Burden, Willie Tiffany, Reginald Ronalds and Craig Wuds- worth. In every ono of these young men flowed fighting blood, though its presence had not perhaps been suspected.

Woodbury Kane came of lighting Block. His brother, Colonel Deluncoy Kane, was a graduate) of West Point, and another brother was graduate of Annapolis. The hitter, S. Nicholson Kane, is on tho stuff of Captain Sigsboo of tho Yale. Craig Wadsworth comes of tho lighting Geneseo Wadsworths.

William Tiffany is a nephew of tho lato Mrs. August Belmout, and therefore a groat-grandson of Commodore Perry. Reginald Ronalds won his chief fame in tho peaceful buttles of football nnd other rough and tumble games. There wore other rough riders to bo tinned in tho oust. Thoro was Iliggins of tho Sixtli cavalry, who fought Indians to the death before ho wont on tho Now York police force; there wore Guy Marchie, tho Harvard coach, nnd Dudley Dean, the most famous quarter back that Harvard overbad; there wore Waller, tho champion high jumper of Yale; Bull of California, ono of the leading members of tho Harvard orow; Hornet) Dovcruuux, front Colorado Springs, a leader in the Princeton team; Basil Rh-kotts, son of tho lute Gon- (irul Ricketts, cT, S.

and a host of young men who hud already made numott for themselves in one way and another. Against these college bred men wan tho dark but spirited background of the western bnivos, men from Arizona and Oklahoma, Now Mexico and tho Indian Territory; cowboys and miners, bred to tho use of tho horse and the yiflo, to savuge enemies in ambush and to rough life in tho open am "Teddy's Terrors" they camo to bo culled, for they grew weary of tho long wait and at frequent intervals woke up the echoes of Sim Au- touio, the rendezvous of tho regiment, with tho echoes of wild shooting and, liaruni scaruro scrapes and rows an4 inipiuture battles of all sorts. On May 7 Mr. Roosevelt took tho outh of allegiance aud was sworn in as lieutenant colonel of tho First volunteer rcgiuicul of mouutcd riftos. Aj duy or two later hu met a party of Washington recruits und spoke his platform iu a few brief und forcible words: "Ueutlemen, you liavo uow voaehotl tho lust point.

If any one of you doesu't lueau business, let him say so uow. Au froiti now it wil bo too mte to back out in yoti'w got to see it through. You've got to petform without flinching Whatever dtity Is assigned yott fegftrdless of tho ttlfncttlly of danger attending ft, If it ifl gftffison dnty, you must nttcnd to it. If it is mooting tho fever, yon must bo willing. If it is tho closest kind of fighting, yon mnst be nnxlous for it.

Von must know how to rido, how to shoot, how to Hvo in tho open. Absolute obedience to ovory command your first lesson, No mutter whnt comes yott mustn't squeal. Think It over, nnd if nny mnii wishes to withdraw ho will bo gladly excused, for hundreds nto ready to hi ho his place," There Was not blanched cliook or qwniling oyo in tho crowd, fcager expectancy aud anxiety for action were photographed in every face. Nor from that day to this hns there been nny lessoning of tho spirit with which these men of diverse types entered into their now roles. The ono feeling has been ono of anxiety to get to tho front nnd show tho country what real fighting looked like.

At tho San Antonio camp (ho eastern men dropped all pretensions and became tho commonest kind of common soldiers. They cared for their own horses and polished their own boots; they dug ditches about their camp and lent hand in putting ttp tho tents thnt sheltered them. Army faro was good enough for them, nnd they soon won tho respect of tho rough westerners, who had begun by laughing nt them and calling them "dudes" aud tenderfoot." They showed tho making of real soldiers. It wns while in camp at San Antonio thnt Maxwell Norman of Boston was made first sergeant of Troop and Hamilton Fish, second sergeant These promotions were made for merit. On May 27, after a long, hard siege of camp life, very useful, however, in whipping tho rough riders to shape, the orders ciuno to move to Tampa and join the forces of General Shufter.

They wero very welcome orders. Tho first squadron led tho van; the eastern men followed a day or two afterward. Thoro was a good deal of disappointment when it was learned that tho rough riders wero going to bo rough walkers, tho war department having decided that it could not send their horses to Cuba. But tho prospect of sharp fighting in the near future buoyed up tho men, and they started to tho front without a murmur and with faces that bore a look of do termination and of hope. will givo a good account of themselves.

I am sure of that, "said Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt ns ho watched tho trim, athletic figures go by. Ho prognosticated truly. They have already given a good account of York World. BAIQUIRI IN HISTORY. tlntncy, Who Wan lliirncd Alive by VHas- 4Uuc, llultul Tltorn.

Daiquiri, in Cuba, as a landing placo for tho first corps of tho American army, whoso mission is to drive the Spanish awny from Cuba, necessarily brings to memory that only a few miles to the east of that anchorage, at Las Palmus, in November, 101J, Diego Velasquez lauded tho expedition which was to conquer tho island of Cubanucau for tho kings of Spain. Both places, Baiquiri and LasPulmas, and also La Cuimuiicru, where Huntingtoii's marines are now camped, are situated on that portion of Cuba known at tho time of tho Spanish conquest as tho province of Baitiquiri, whoso ruler was Hutuey. Hatney was the first victim of Spain's tyranny in Cuba. Ho took arms against tho invaders, but soon fell into tho hands of Velasquez and was burned alive for his crime. To tho priest who was with him until the lust moment, and who exhorted him to pray that ho might go to heaven, Hatney asked, "Father, whore do the Spaniards go after their death?" "To lion von, was tho priest's immediate reply.

"Then," tho unfortunate chief exclaimed, "let mo alone. If I am to meet Spaniards in heaven, I prefer to go to hell, Although in all probabilities tho Indian mime of the place where our soldiers have landed was Baiquiri, it is now called Daiquiri by everybody in York Evening Sun. The Iiuixurttlilu Svnttiiul. The Second Louisiana was recently in a position where tho most convenient route to reach it was through the camp of tho First Alabama. One of tho members of tho Louisiana camp was out after hours, and as ho camo to tho lino of tho Alabama camp ho run into a sentinel, who shouted "Halt!" Tho Lonisi- anian promptly halted, and the sentinel aud he stood peering at each other for somo time through tho gloom.

Filially tho sentinel, in tremulous tones, said: "Yon can't get through this lino unless you say "Hobsoul" the Louisianiun promptly said. Tho sentinel brought his piece to a present, the intruder saluted, and the lino was Orleans Times- Democrat. In tlie Stakeliule. Although our soldiers in Cuba and tho Philippines have our sympathy and have good reason to dread tho heat wo must not forget that those on board a ship of especially tho ongi- uoers und in this respect in a still worse plight. Of the 50 cases of heat stroke that occurred in the United Status navy in JHOil no less than 40 of these wore caused by heat in lire au4 engine Record.

TUu American soldier is tho ideal citizen aud well worthy of the honor in which he is held and the glory that ftwuits tho proper discharge of tho responsibilities devolving upon him. lie has abandoned the prospect of ease and tho pursuit of riches to servo his couu try; ho has left family and home for tho hardships of thu march; ho loaves security and peuco to face danger and, death that his native laud may rest safe uud honored und continue untrummolct) the way it should go. Jacksonville Times-Union. If Shasta will scud a little note to Washington, saying Spain wants peuco ou the basis of the complete surrender of Cuba, Porto Uieo mm tho Philippines, he will get it iu two a City Times. ARMY HOSPITAL SHIF THE REuep is THE BEST EQUIPPED vessel, of ITS KINO.

fiftti Ito rat Pftttenti ftnd tn OptfAtlnf Tho work of reconstruction on tho nrmy hospHnl ship ifclicf Is practically completed. Tho ship want coaling recently and it large forco of man wns en- gngcd in giving the finishing touches to tUo vessel. Tho Wounded men of our army at Santiago will huvo at their service tho finest hospital ship over owned by any government. Major George II. Torney, U.

S. tho surgeon in charge, has given his personal attention to every detail of construction nnd as result the ship presents a beautiful ap- pcnrnnco of neatness nnd comfort, Tho Relief wns formerly tho steamer John finglis of tho Maine Steamship line, plying between Now York and Portland. Under tho supervision of Naval Constructor Bowles of tho Brooklyn navy yard tho Relief 1ms been undergoing- reconstruction for tho past month, Tho vessel hns four decks tho main, berth, promenade nnd hurricane decks and on these five sick wards have been arranged. Thoro arc two on tho prome- imdo deck, foro and nft; two on the main deck nnd another on tho after berth deck. Probably patients can bo accommodated in tho Hvo wards as now arranged, and by tho addition of extra cots it is estimated that 500 wounded men could bo cared for in an emergency.

Tho officers' ward is forward on tho main deck nnd does not differ materially from the others, (in the after main deck is the surgical ward nnd adjoining this is good sized and well lighted operating room. In it are thrco operating tables nnd two cabinets for surgical instruments. Tho entire interior of tho vessel is finished in white enamel paint with gold trimmings. Tho floors of tho wards and operating room aro covered with rubber tiling. The cots aro of iron, painted white nnd most of them have an upper nnd a lower berth, arranged like a sleeping car section, to accommodate two patients.

In each ward are baths fitted with tho Gegeustorm system of hot nnd cold water, by menus of which wntor may bo drawn aud kept at any temperature desired by simply turning lever above tho tub. All in all, tho plumbing is said to bo tho finest over put on board a ship. On tho berth dock uro staterooms to accommodate 15 male and 15 female nurses, nnd forward aro tho roomy and well lighted officers' quarters. Tho ship carries a disinfecting plant, nu ice plant cnpabloof producing 200 tons day and an electric plnnt which supplies power for incandescent lights throughout tho vessel nnd also for a 7,000 candle power scnrcblight, which is operated from tho pilothouse. In addition to this all tho wards and tho quarters of tho ofilcors and tho nurses uro provided with high power electric fans, which are expected to cool oven the heated air of Cuba.

A small portion of tho after promenade deck has been left open at tho sides, nnd hero hammocks are to bo swung for tho benefit of convalescent patients. Besides tho appliances already enumerated, tho Relief has a carbouator for supplying mineral water, several ray outfits to aid the surgeons in locating bullets, microscopic laboratory and a well equipped photographic dark room. Ou tho main deck is a telephone, by means of which communication may bo established with tho shore or with other vessels. Tho ship curries eight lifeboats, four life rafts and two 28 foot stoain launches. Her exterior is painted white, except for an olivo green band which will encircle tho vessel in accordance with tho requirements of the Geneva convention.

An apparatus has been devised by means of which the sick or wounded may bo hoisted on board tho Relief with tho least possible trouble. This consists of a steel boom, which can be swung over tho deck of a warship and is fitted with tackle for hoisting. Tho surgical staff cf tho Relief will consist of Major Toruoy, surgical director; Dr. L. P.

Williamson, Dr. R. M. Myers, Dr. Ernest C.

Dr. William M. Gray, Dr. Francis Motcalfo, Dr. W.

O. Gorgas, Dr. George II, Torney, of tho regular army, and Dr. Frank Donaldson, the only volunteer. Captain Harding will navigate tho vessel uud Lieutenant Crabbs of tho Eighth cavalry has been detailed us quartermaster and commissary.

Tho crow 'will not be composed of enlisted men. Tho male nurses who aro to go With tho Relief are from tho Mills Training school of Now York, and tho women aro from tho Johns Hopkins Hospital Training school of Baltimore. Now York Sun. Junmn I ho York, July Jordan, of England, after flgbtlng 2u hard rounds with George Plxon, the colored champion, was awarded honors by Referee Charley Whlto last night at tho Lenox Athletic club. Hoth boys fought well, and there was llttlo to choose between them.

If anything Plxon gcemcd to have somewhat the bolter of the bout, und was decidedly stronger nnd more effective than when he met Eddie Sunlry, of Chlcugo, a weeks ago In the same ring. Jordan had a shade the belter of his opponent ro gard to height and reach, and it was announced thnt he weighed 122 pounds, while Plxon turned the scales nt At Cliiolmmtl-Clnflmmtl, Philadelphia, 2. At Vlttsliurg (10 Brooklyn, 7. At York, Chlfilgn, 4. At llmoro, Louisville, 0.

At Cleveland, 32; Hoston, 0. At St. I.ouls— St. Louis, Washington, 2. At game: Montreal, 0.

Second game: liarro, Montreal, 2. At game: Toronto, 11; Syracuse, 7. Second game: Toronto, lif; Syracuse, 4. At J3uf- ralo-UulTulo, 11; Koehester. 2.

At Spring- Providence, 3. At 19; Head ing, 10. At Allentown, 3. At Norfolk, 3. At 10; Newark, J.

'I'wo Crushed to JK'utu. iron Mountain, July Puchaun und Churleg Cascol, niln- H's, were Wiled at the Arugon mine a full of ground. Five men vcre. badly hurt. kilted In Ottn ftajloh, July double Bhootltiff accident occurred hero yesterday in a store In which a salo of firearms was Inking place which reunited In tho death of CftH J.

Itcrsom, of chelaoa, and serious wounds to Hurry Ken- nlngton, of Dcdhnm. A clerk nnmod Carroll Meleher wns showing a revolver to Kennlngton on one side the stofe, xvlicft suddenly there wns a loud report ntiil Mersom, who wns looking at A revolver In the ronr of tho store dropped to tho floor shot through the brain, Konnlnslon wna wounded In tho mouth, the bullol passim? out at tho back of his neck. One Minute Cough Cure, Thai whit It made lor. DC Witt Little Early Riaers, The little DeNVltt's Witch Salve Sciildu, llufds. One Minute Cough Cure, cures.

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Men's, Woman's and Chrildren's Shoes at prices which are not much above the cost of the leal her. McConahy's Money Saving Shoe jStore Iioyim HVCIIIIC mill 1 DR. RKITI-I, IbrnuM'ly comu'i'U'il with Will's llospilnl, Eye, Ear, Nose Throat EXCLUSIVELY Otii'viii's, IO.V/J Avi'iiuu Tuesday and Friday llntii'H to p. in. FyoH wirel'iilly fiirnlMlu-il CHARLES DeFERIE Next 1st, Niil, IniiiU, IVmw.

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Wur inoiiiis liigli prices usually. Not us, liowover. Our Furniture is sold nt value in peace or wnr. the Glorious Fourth by placing sonic now, handsome and durable article of furniture in your house. It reminder of the day.

At our figures you can bny wisely nnd still have enough money to burn in patriotic fireworks. An Assorted Lot of iron and brass bedsteads are here for your choosing. Durability is the keynote of their const beautiful beds, $3.00. Our line of mattresses nrc the best, rarest and cleanest that can possibly be made. You should examine them.

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