March 28, 1900 (4 pages)

use, AN AND Of Emelic A. to show ca; ate should not “eXeeuto; itmelions Chae resented their & for an order y Of March, ‘a aid day at ‘the he. court house evada, State of why (an order d executors to ate of Said de. y, and why the ither public or & copy of thi noe a week for 2 NEVADA Crry aper 0) en. blished in said NILON : 1900, Judge, , Comte Jr. At. gto EB Aw i 4 ta ae eee Mice. mate BEY. Los ace of busin ‘ os roia hai: at at a regu the Dublin Gold hday of Feb: uOwn a: “Assess. cent per share » ped ca; ban stock on or ore the . W. Jefferson, the Farmers and ar, Hollister, San ‘assessment shall b day of March, l advertised for nless payment is 1 the 25th day of aid Secretary, to nit, together with mses of sale. mt SON, Secretary. rsand Marchants Cal. f21 \eeting, RROW GANGEes ockholders of “Gauge Ruilroad f seven directors elve months, and other business fore the meeting the company, at 3 Vailey, Nevada sdnesday, the 4th lock p. m. Polls and closed at 3:45 be closed on the DER, President. tary. ml13 Cause. OURT.OF THE ate of Califoruia. of W. H. Kroger, L, Merguire, the the will of W. H. iled their petition 1g for an order of the real estate of earing therefrom such ‘portions of ereof tor the purce to the family of id charges of ad>and balance the lof said deceased advantage, beuefit stare and those inth sale should be red by this court Lin the estate of ‘ore this court on’ f April, 1900, at 10 »f said day at the he County Court hem and there to ler should not be tor and executrix e of the said porof déceased as set or somuch therefor the purposes or the advantage, of said estate and at-a copy of this ir successive weeks of April, 1900, iu RANSORIPT, a newsied in said Nevada T. NILON, Judge, ml0 oo Notice. COMPANY. LOCAse of business, San pcation of works, aunty, California. hat at a meeting of eld on the 12th day essment, No. 3, of ‘s levied upon the ‘poration, payable ates Gold Coin, to @ of the Company, treet, San Frayek upon which this unpaid onthe !2th delinquent, and adauction; and unless » will be sold on March, 1900, to pay . together with the x) a of sale. f Directors. RUIZ, Secretary. treet, San Franc re j13° MENT, of Directors, at 4 , 1900, the date of egoing assessment 1 to Saturday, the 1900, and the day of ‘st day of March. jeth day of April, RUIZ, Secretarying Will. URT IN AND FOR State of California. Estate of ESTHET that Monday, the at 10 o'clock a. urt Room of said .e in bard aed and en a) nted by me rein the will of , and for hearing feservey for the istestamentary when mterested may ape. RBOGAST, Clerk. m22 Cee PPPPPRMCRCUEUSE . MARKS, AND DESICNS. ARKET, Prop’s. m, Veal, Etc., t rates. HAND A CHOICE } rd. &, 3 4 3 ; om nib ‘. 4 oye fee = i ae > NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 900. THE TRANSCRIPT,. TF Picture Frames £ q BROWN'& CALKINS, : Proprietors. __% See My New Mounts, By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week, ~"4 M .de known on application. r“grt mL feet Rabe a en io ct Peat i, Rist frit wes ’ Paty Pet teat Pik ete H F ~"% A fetoistal hi pet et ry Cy LASS eee Dee ee : Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to haye a= ; and. save money. We ‘sell Pipe at the hoes t prices, if you want to do your own work! ta Ualing 2 nections. We employ none but first-class workmen.= You may need a new. heating or cooking stove. ' a surprisingly moderate for such stoves. . George E. Turner, and Mouldings . Al the Matetiand Moat, on-set néctions with the new city system. Ori we willtake conpat. ie tracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and mate all gon-: 22 stock is one of the largest in this part ‘of the State. pre have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are x Pioneer Hardware Dealer. te te ae 2 Q0G0008000000 “Don’t set, La Dee's: Sasa A SCIENTIFIC COMBINATION. Take it now when your system requires it. On Sale at DERDIOLA will cure your chapped hands, j remove tan and make your skin soft and white. ~ Neglect Yourself -« —_ ae g Dickcermmemn’e. . = OOCOQOQOQQOOQOQOOOGOS. . : ere er asietove ceace peccasterameraomsen — —————$$_—— cs For Buggy Tops~ NO. a AND— Carriage Trimmings Soot J. Gairns. HE 18 MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. Smell. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. 3 Smoke ing ontaide the tents. Nevada Co. Electric Powel . 95 S00 ‘in which the wounded bad Co.’s is the Ideal Light. STR WILLIAM MAOQORMAC'S REPORT Hin thie operating tents was, In my opinPray olimae ‘taken in. the letters: written. from, the. t jents, while, Sir William :MaeCormac, T . of his own. as a writer.of. war news. . by? a. hospital ‘train under Major -Bra, +349 wounded in the train. They had gies, ck by. the principal medical F id . splinta; tourniquets and other dressings ‘eimetances of great difficulty and dandaw It at Chieveley, four miles from ‘. the ‘erection of the’ tents began at once, if and’ was very useful for identification. ee pee a er) tetas: my, = those. of; the, professional: correspondpresident of the Royal College of Surns, .who, volunteered. for service in uth Africa, .is, as it were, in 4 class Sir William’s last report to the London Lancet contains., the.following pasee Dee. -16.—We. arrived at, Chieveley station about 1:30 p. m, yesterday. The i ceased . about 1 o’clock:! We found the station occupied siet-Creagh, R: A. M. C.; and every one available helping to provide: comforts for the freight it carried. There were been taken on board direct from the field, the train having run into the ac-. AM ENGLISH HOSPITAL TRAIN, tual_scene of action—in fact, It was ortwo.sliclis haying fallen close to it. This train carried the first results of the battle, and it was a very distressing sight. The wounded filled the carriages just as they had come from the field. *-Hvery wound had been dressed, and had been dressed extremely well. tinder fire. A noticeable feature . was the tact that very few of these’ dressings needed readjustment. Rifle had been afijusted carefully under ciror There had been, we learned, a rush with the wounded to the train, which was rapidly filled.and had then imme‘Qiately steamed away, and when we the Battlefield, the men were still un‘der the excitement of the action. The wounded were cheerful and thankful for their treatment, many remarking that their chief anxiety was te get back @nem emough to pay the Boers out. We gaw the train start away from Esteourt:. It. was-back-again at Chieveley last night. On its arrival No. 4 hospital. was immediately unloaded, and before the weary Officers and men of -theRoyal Army Medical corps had had ated of sick at Frere, the whole equip ment packed and brought to Chieveley, the tents re-erected, made ready for 100 wounded, and almost immediately they received about 50, all this being completed between 7 a. m.and mid night; strength, 4 officers and 37 men of the Royal Army Medical corps. “To return to ourselves, having obtained ‘the necessary:information and permission, we walked to the field hospitals of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth brigades, situated about three miles from Chieveley and under the crest of a hillock about 400 yards outside. the fire zone. Hach*of, the three. operating tents contained: two opérating tables, :. and de’ fast as a patient was taker off the table another took his place. Awaiting their turn, the wounded were lying outside in rows which were being continually augmented by the civilian bearers coming. in from the field. As: each wounded man‘“reached the hospital he was served with a hot cup of bovril, large cans of which were boilbeen dressed on the field and each man ticketed with the nature of his wound, his name and regiment, was excellent This also saved much time at the field Harness, Saddles, Whips, « Combs and Brushes. > All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit \. @BORGE A. GRAY, Curry At the prices these goods are now offered. rt Pee E. W. SCHMIDT, 3 LEADING CIGAR DEALER, _mer were redressed and operated upon Pine Street. ..-20-000045 City Cai LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent! Cigar . €2¢h of the field hospitals‘and the three ". officers and men in respect to the way hospitals; because ‘the seriously wounded could be at once discriminated from the more trivial eases. The latter went away-at once to the tents and the forwhen necessary by the four officers of gurgeons of each of the bearer companies. The praise of the regimental in whieh the Royal Army Medical corps had done their duty under heavy fire was unapimous and unstinted, An offiCFaneral Director and Embalmer. t Finest of Faneral Furnishings. Fioral Pieces supplied to order. —. oan me Nos.: 281, residence \ (Grissel Bros, 4 .;. told. me .that be mogaged to get toa eer of the Devons, wounded tn the foot, hut near the bank of the river which was, being used as a dressing station. Mri oasis stm tse toon 50 CENTS A. WEEK. ( 8 of not to dfiye Huesin. :™ 3 ind ea bead tor Mpa mee : ne _able invariably in advance. ‘being’ deliberately “carried! out. with . . skill and dispatch ‘onder thé very, trying cireumstances< of intense heat, . a & & ie ge = ry tents. The work performed fon, ‘of ‘great efficiency, the ‘operations hurry and excitement all-round.’ \The “and ing had no. food, meanwhile and no . time for rest, and the work, went on for hours afterward. L gave, advice in many cases where . was asked and advised against operation in ithe’ case of. a poor fellow with a -féarful shell 800 patients passed through the field hospitals during the day. The’ men} showed the utmost pluck-and endurance; there was fot the smallest despondeticy, the predominant feeling being anxiety to return and fight again: Tlis was very. splendid: of them after such a day as.they: had. experienced, and makes one feel very proud‘of their fine mettle. “The hospital traifs rapidly took them away.* Each train carries on an average 100 cases aad fs equipped with , every. possible requirement, besides iced ‘soda, champagne, soup and other comforts {in abundance, so I'am certain that all that human foresight could accomplish was done during the journeys for the mitigation of the sufferings of the wounded.” : ‘ Sir William MacCormac. concludes . his account by saying: “Considering the great strain of the work andthe number of the wounded after this hot-:} lycontested engagement (where both rifle and shell fire were something, it is said, never seen before) I would like to draw attention to, these facts: 1 The skill and care displayed in treating compound fractures and injuries requiring calm attention and time under heavy fire. 2. The skillful and efficient: way in which serious major operations were performed on the same day as the battle (under considerable pressure and disadvantages) by the medical officers of the field hospitals, 3. Bighthu ‘wounded were cleared nthe field by 6p. ‘m., the action iving finished at 2 p.m. 49 By midtht on the second day after,the bat‘He (to-night) the last -wour will have left the hospi ls a and “will have been don court, Pietermaritzburg, Durban and the hospital ships. 5, Eight trainloads have been taken away in theshospital trains in two‘days. * “There can be no doubt im minds of those who have wat¢ched the proeeedings at the front:that ‘a trying pemergency. had=been met, unier circumstances of extreme tehsien, with Pagmiplete suceess, and I:knéw that the army has had the greatest confidence in its medical corps and feels that all has been done for the wounded that could have been done. I rdingly returned this morning in the hospital train (conveying 120 wounded) to Pietermaritzburg. The heat has been intense. We have had three very busy, hardworking days and returned weary and sad for such grievous Jose and suffering. It was indeed’a’ piteous spectacle of suffering and; death. But one could console. oneself somewhat .by the reflection that so much tad been ac-, complished to, mitigate the distress, and the poor sufferers themselves were full of pluck and endurance.” The London Lancet’s correspondent at .-Wynberg hospital, writing under date of Dec. 22, says: “I cannot.-help thinking that in future campaigns where the modern arms of, precision are used it will be necessary tovaugment considerably the capacity of the present general hospitals both fo¥ officers and for men. The fact that accommodation in a general hospital . as regards officers is limited to 25 cages points to a total inadequacy to the frequirements. . . consider that an officers’ hospital of 100 beds should be a sine qua non.” The non-irrtating catbartic—Hood’s Pills. Royal” Army. Medical corps’ officers . of these ,hospitals,,bad started their surgical work about 3 a. m., {when 1 visited them in: the ‘even{ néw.” NT eronh tie, ear tae abel seins tl ing, they were still hard at: It, havts EST. 1x.1860 BY N, P. BROWN & CO, 1m * , For Sale. Cross-cut saw, ax, auger and bucksaw. gold pen ‘for sale. Enquire of T. J m27-lw _ Ayoung gir] ia wanted to dp general housework. peeisg et the Taanecnsrs offiee. aes _,,) For Sale ata Bargain. — _ 4 T-horse power Gas Engine. Good as ‘@ LEWIS. matt + , Por. Sale:Cheap. A quantity of inch water pipe, galvanized iron. Inquire at this office. SoRIPT office. whe A five-room house, centrally looated, wound of the hip.” Altogether some . ¢gred'for aale for $100. Apply at Taaxm2j-lw on Long street, Wood Ranch For Sale. The Wood Ranch belonging to Mrs. Moody. . at, Blpe Tent is offered for sale at a bargain. Enquire on the premises or of Mrs, Whittum m15-2w : Sewer, Connections Made. Iam prepared to make contracts &t low rates forilaying.vrivate sewers and making onnections with the public system. The best Of work. Let me figure beforé you let a contrect. Rzronagp J. Taemarne. f 17-tf oChampion Boot Biack. ; For the hest shine in town call on William Steyens at Wild’s barber shop. colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guarTan and tf The u : ity a GPRING MILLINERY reet, west side, beween .Commerci h th histasutmbeiase” y w# THE LATEST STYLES. » NO. TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. Mrs. Robt. Osborne, Miss Amelia Stevens. BAOK AT THE OLD BAKERY. “GEORGE WM. DURST Has resumed the proprietorship of the -NEW YORK BAKERY On Commercial street where he was located for alongtime. He is now prepared to supply th with the choicest pr WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY. To order, a specialty. ublic as of old ucts-in his line. “THE TF 1s Ll TOO GooD.” That’ the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, @ winner He makes it 0 , And it Is nt ons with the to rve best. ‘ ines, bah ey very: and Cigars 8 e market, and t always leudsa em to come again. 1 The Peerless Saloon lase; resort for gentlemen, ere shave it i across from the Citson wd NEVADA CITY ASSAY OFFICE. Broad Street, Nevada City. PERE rah same 4 sreaiys:. GOLD BOUGHT, Melt tnd Express Orders Promptly AtT. H. HICKS & CO., P. O. Box 187, ervernervervenservereernersnrsenen vtr ver ver ververververververververser‘trvrr Grand Anniversary Ball! Wm (0C,N6 C Sy a Armory Hall, ~— /WRDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 48th, £900, ‘The occasion of ,the 37th anniversary of the ; organization of Company C. © ¢ hayponaned a new Milli. : 2 and crt? ‘RE-OPENED. John Grissel, Proprietor pee This well-known and popular hotel has been completely renovated throughout, and patrons are assured of every comfort. MBALS, = s « © 28 CENTS ROOMS, $= 25 and 50 CENTS coe cee Aehare of the public patronage is solicited. Cor. Broad and Union Streets. Empire.Stable, sroad Street, opp. National Bzochange Hote JAMES HENSESSY, ° Prop’r. Sta Tessie istgest los of HORSCS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To he found ta this nart of the Rate. Ralph Maitland .. .Proprietor Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Give me call and you'll never regret Pine Street, Nevada City. Steam Beer on Draught, 5 Cents. The Best Liquors, “THE COUNCIL _CHAMBER.” ‘Beer 5 Cents a Glass, Allthe fi rite brande of Veet tty ece mo yeh as M terion? eter Pepper vi ed "Robin ood.” ‘ nanny Wm. J. Britland. Gilt Edge Saloon, D. R. KINNEY, Proprietor. bei AVING PURCHASED THE WELLknown and populte ilt Edge Saloon at the Corner of Broad aud Pine streets, 1 will keep constantly on hand the finest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. O. P. S. Whisky and other fine brands. Steam Beer, 5 Cents. Give me acall. Kind andcourteous treatmentextended to all. GEO. RICHARDSON, UNDERTAKER —AND— EMBALMER. Parlors Broad Street, opp. City Hall. Open day and reo Hearse furnished in city free. Strict attention to all calls Lady attendant. das or night. Tele. phone, West 5. A Favorite Old Saloon UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. I HAVE BOUGHT THE POPULAR SALOON on Commercial street known as the FREE COINAGE. Here you will aleays find the choicest Wines. Liquors and Cigars in the market. With them you will receive a cordial welRobert Simmons. CHING LEE Dealer in AND OTHER Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear Ganmenrs. All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices. Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Under wear. Broad Street, two doors below Mrs Lutz’s Restaurant. NATIONAL, MARKET, Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. C.J.NAPFZIGBR, <= Prop’r Beef, Pork,Mutton Veal, Sausages, ete. Goods delivered free of eharge TOM’S PLACE. i up-to: pleasantest portions of the Queen City. Fifty nice rooms; electric lights throughout, $ former iy'cond based, the william ledeed mr pied eczee ra kept. entral: Hotel/dssessor Schroeder : And Deputies ea WILL BE iN “NEVADA CITY —ON AND AFTER— TUESDAY, ARCH 20 From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. OFFICE At the Court House. New Plambing Stop, N. F. HOWELL ~Has Fong a plumbing shop on Broad street, The Glenbrook, . tetdeor view shone yori Hotel, and re: tronage. GCOD WORK GUARANTEED. Come and see my stock of Bath Tubs. Closets, Sinks, Ete. They are up to date. NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY, MRS. W. S. RICHARDS, Proprietor UNDER NEW MANACEMENT—A home-like ate house, situated in one of the THE TABLE is not surpassed in the county The Best Cigars. for variety, cooking and service. —— STRICTLY FIRST “OLAGS BAR su plies hese ttractions can w e ghest-grade niskies, nes, 1 are the a you £ CG Ete, Fancy Mixed Drinks a epee. find alty. always at Rates moderate. Best accommodations in the county for the money. eH. HARRISON, DBALSR In All Kinds of Cigars and Tobacco The Finest 5-Cent Cigar in Town. C. H. HARRISON, BROAD STREBT. STOP AT. ThE Depot Lunch Counter, SACRAMENTO, . Where you can get a HOT OR s COLD LUNCH. It is now under Opp. Rosenberg Bros new management, and a new order of things prevail. You can also get a nice room . there if you are going to stop over . night. Try the Luoch Counter And, youwill be surprised, The Referee, xk« x WM. WHEELIHAN, Prop’rs FINEST :: : Wines, Liquors and Cigars Agent for the amous Ruhstaller Gilt Edge Beer. . COMMERCIAL STREET. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor, Best of attention given to transient customers. . Stables Open All Night, Foot of BroadStreet, Nevada City, Telephone No, 72. FRANK’S PLACE ~ FRED EILERMAN, Proprietor] Broa 1 Street, above Pine, Nevada Oity. ENTERPRISE LAGER BEEP On dreaght. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. PAY US A GALL. Union Livery Stable Main st., opp. Union iotel, Henry Lane, = Prop’r TT, LIMNELL, Prop. AA UASAMAAALAALALLAAALJAAOMDIAUAL . eas vo county tenner on, hoe finest turn-outein the ounty,and plen “Open day and night i

use, AN AND Of Emelic A. to show ca; ate should not “eXeeuto; itmelions Chae resented their & for an order y Of March, ‘a aid day at ‘the he. court house evada, State of why (an order d executors to ate of Said de. y, and why the ither public or & copy of thi noe a week for 2 NEVADA Crry aper 0) en. blished in said NILON : 1900, Judge, , Comte Jr. At. gto EB Aw i 4 ta ae eee Mice. mate BEY. Los ace of busin ‘ os roia hai: at at a regu the Dublin Gold hday of Feb: uOwn a: “Assess. cent per share » ped ca; ban stock on or ore the . W. Jefferson, the Farmers and ar, Hollister, San ‘assessment shall b day of March, l advertised for nless payment is 1 the 25th day of aid Secretary, to nit, together with mses of sale. mt SON, Secretary. rsand Marchants Cal. f21 \eeting, RROW GANGEes ockholders of “Gauge Ruilroad f seven directors elve months, and other business fore the meeting the company, at 3 Vailey, Nevada sdnesday, the 4th lock p. m. Polls and closed at 3:45 be closed on the DER, President. tary. ml13 Cause. OURT.OF THE ate of Califoruia. of W. H. Kroger, L, Merguire, the the will of W. H. iled their petition 1g for an order of the real estate of earing therefrom such ‘portions of ereof tor the purce to the family of id charges of ad>and balance the lof said deceased advantage, beuefit stare and those inth sale should be red by this court Lin the estate of ‘ore this court on’ f April, 1900, at 10 »f said day at the he County Court hem and there to ler should not be tor and executrix e of the said porof déceased as set or somuch therefor the purposes or the advantage, of said estate and at-a copy of this ir successive weeks of April, 1900, iu RANSORIPT, a newsied in said Nevada T. NILON, Judge, ml0 oo Notice. COMPANY. LOCAse of business, San pcation of works, aunty, California. hat at a meeting of eld on the 12th day essment, No. 3, of ‘s levied upon the ‘poration, payable ates Gold Coin, to @ of the Company, treet, San Frayek upon which this unpaid onthe !2th delinquent, and adauction; and unless » will be sold on March, 1900, to pay . together with the x) a of sale. f Directors. RUIZ, Secretary. treet, San Franc re j13° MENT, of Directors, at 4 , 1900, the date of egoing assessment 1 to Saturday, the 1900, and the day of ‘st day of March. jeth day of April, RUIZ, Secretarying Will. URT IN AND FOR State of California. Estate of ESTHET that Monday, the at 10 o'clock a. urt Room of said .e in bard aed and en a) nted by me rein the will of , and for hearing feservey for the istestamentary when mterested may ape. RBOGAST, Clerk. m22 Cee PPPPPRMCRCUEUSE . MARKS, AND DESICNS. ARKET, Prop’s. m, Veal, Etc., t rates. HAND A CHOICE } rd. &, 3 4 3 ; om nib ‘. 4 oye fee = i ae > NEVADA CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 900. THE TRANSCRIPT,. TF Picture Frames £ q BROWN'& CALKINS, : Proprietors. __% See My New Mounts, By Carrier, 12 1-2 Cts a Week, ~"4 M .de known on application. r“grt mL feet Rabe a en io ct Peat i, Rist frit wes ’ Paty Pet teat Pik ete H F ~"% A fetoistal hi pet et ry Cy LASS eee Dee ee : Let Us Figure On your Sewer Work if you want to haye a= ; and. save money. We ‘sell Pipe at the hoes t prices, if you want to do your own work! ta Ualing 2 nections. We employ none but first-class workmen.= You may need a new. heating or cooking stove. ' a surprisingly moderate for such stoves. . George E. Turner, and Mouldings . Al the Matetiand Moat, on-set néctions with the new city system. Ori we willtake conpat. ie tracts to furnish the pipe, put it down and mate all gon-: 22 stock is one of the largest in this part ‘of the State. pre have the best makes sold anywhere, and the prices are x Pioneer Hardware Dealer. te te ae 2 Q0G0008000000 “Don’t set, La Dee's: Sasa A SCIENTIFIC COMBINATION. Take it now when your system requires it. On Sale at DERDIOLA will cure your chapped hands, j remove tan and make your skin soft and white. ~ Neglect Yourself -« —_ ae g Dickcermmemn’e. . = OOCOQOQOQQOOQOQOOOGOS. . : ere er asietove ceace peccasterameraomsen — —————$$_—— cs For Buggy Tops~ NO. a AND— Carriage Trimmings Soot J. Gairns. HE 18 MAKING TOPS OF ALL GRADES At price to suit the times. Smell. A Fine Line of Robes from $2 up. Horse Blankets of all grades. 3 Smoke ing ontaide the tents. Nevada Co. Electric Powel . 95 S00 ‘in which the wounded bad Co.’s is the Ideal Light. STR WILLIAM MAOQORMAC'S REPORT Hin thie operating tents was, In my opinPray olimae ‘taken in. the letters: written. from, the. t jents, while, Sir William :MaeCormac, T . of his own. as a writer.of. war news. . by? a. hospital ‘train under Major -Bra, +349 wounded in the train. They had gies, ck by. the principal medical F id . splinta; tourniquets and other dressings ‘eimetances of great difficulty and dandaw It at Chieveley, four miles from ‘. the ‘erection of the’ tents began at once, if and’ was very useful for identification. ee pee a er) tetas: my, = those. of; the, professional: correspondpresident of the Royal College of Surns, .who, volunteered. for service in uth Africa, .is, as it were, in 4 class Sir William’s last report to the London Lancet contains., the.following pasee Dee. -16.—We. arrived at, Chieveley station about 1:30 p. m, yesterday. The i ceased . about 1 o’clock:! We found the station occupied siet-Creagh, R: A. M. C.; and every one available helping to provide: comforts for the freight it carried. There were been taken on board direct from the field, the train having run into the ac-. AM ENGLISH HOSPITAL TRAIN, tual_scene of action—in fact, It was ortwo.sliclis haying fallen close to it.. This train carried the first results of the battle, and it was a very distressing sight. The wounded filled the carriages just as they had come from the field. *-Hvery wound had been dressed, and had been dressed extremely well. tinder fire. A noticeable feature . was the tact that very few of these’ dressings needed readjustment. Rifle had been afijusted carefully under ciror There had been, we learned, a rush with the wounded to the train, which was rapidly filled.and had then imme‘Qiately steamed away, and when we the Battlefield, the men were still un‘der the excitement of the action. The wounded were cheerful and thankful for their treatment, many remarking that their chief anxiety was te get back @nem emough to pay the Boers out. We gaw the train start away from Esteourt:. It. was-back-again at Chieveley last night. On its arrival No. 4 hospital. was immediately unloaded, and before the weary Officers and men of -theRoyal Army Medical corps had had ated of sick at Frere, the whole equip ment packed and brought to Chieveley, the tents re-erected, made ready for 100 wounded, and almost immediately they received about 50, all this being completed between 7 a. m.and mid night; strength, 4 officers and 37 men of the Royal Army Medical corps. “To return to ourselves, having obtained ‘the necessary:information and permission, we walked to the field hospitals of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth brigades, situated about three miles from Chieveley and under the crest of a hillock about 400 yards outside. the fire zone. Hach*of, the three. operating tents contained: two opérating tables, :. and de’ fast as a patient was taker off the table another took his place. Awaiting their turn, the wounded were lying outside in rows which were being continually augmented by the civilian bearers coming. in from the field. As: each wounded man‘“reached the hospital he was served with a hot cup of bovril, large cans of which were boilbeen dressed on the field and each man ticketed with the nature of his wound, his name and regiment, was excellent This also saved much time at the field Harness, Saddles, Whips, « Combs and Brushes. > All at Bed Rock Prices for Cash. No Credit \. @BORGE A. GRAY, Curry At the prices these goods are now offered. rt Pee E. W. SCHMIDT, 3 LEADING CIGAR DEALER, _mer were redressed and operated upon Pine Street. ....-20-000045 City Cai LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent! Cigar . €2¢h of the field hospitals‘and the three ". officers and men in respect to the way hospitals; because ‘the seriously wounded could be at once discriminated from the more trivial eases. The latter went away-at once to the tents and the forwhen necessary by the four officers of gurgeons of each of the bearer companies. The praise of the regimental in whieh the Royal Army Medical corps had done their duty under heavy fire was unapimous and unstinted, An offiCFaneral Director and Embalmer. t Finest of Faneral Furnishings. Fioral Pieces supplied to order. —. oan me Nos.: 281, residence \ (Grissel Bros, 4 .;. told. me .that be mogaged to get toa eer of the Devons, wounded tn the foot, hut near the bank of the river which was, being used as a dressing station. Mri oasis stm tse toon 50 CENTS A. WEEK. ( 8 of not to dfiye Huesin. :™ 3 ind ea bead tor Mpa mee : ne

_able invariably in advance. ‘being’ deliberately “carried! out. with . . skill and dispatch ‘onder thé very, trying cireumstances< of intense heat, . a & & ie ge = ry tents. The work performed fon, ‘of ‘great efficiency, the ‘operations hurry and excitement all-round.’ \The “and ing had no. food, meanwhile and no . time for rest, and the work, went on for hours afterward. L gave, advice in many cases where . was asked and advised against operation in ithe’ case of. a poor fellow with a -féarful shell 800 patients passed through the field hospitals during the day. The’ men} showed the utmost pluck-and endurance; there was fot the smallest despondeticy, the predominant feeling being anxiety to return and fight again: Tlis was very. splendid: of them after such a day as.they: had. experienced, and makes one feel very proud‘of their fine mettle. “The hospital traifs rapidly took them away.* Each train carries on an average 100 cases aad fs equipped with , every. possible requirement, besides iced ‘soda, champagne, soup and other comforts {in abundance, so I'am certain that all that human foresight could accomplish was done during the journeys for the mitigation of the sufferings of the wounded.” : ‘ Sir William MacCormac. concludes . his account by saying: “Considering the great strain of the work andthe number of the wounded after this hot-:} lycontested engagement (where both rifle and shell fire were something, it is said, never seen before) I would like to draw attention to, these facts: 1 The skill and care displayed in treating compound fractures and injuries requiring calm attention and time under heavy fire. 2. The skillful and efficient: way in which serious major operations were performed on the same day as the battle (under considerable pressure and disadvantages) by the medical officers of the field hospitals, 3. Bighthu ‘wounded were cleared nthe field by 6p. ‘m., the action iving finished at 2 p.m. 49 By midtht on the second day after,the bat‘He (to-night) the last -wour will have left the hospi ls a and “will have been don court, Pietermaritzburg, Durban and the hospital ships. 5, Eight trainloads have been taken away in theshospital trains in two‘days. * “There can be no doubt im minds of those who have wat¢ched the proeeedings at the front:that ‘a trying pemergency. had=been met, unier circumstances of extreme tehsien, with Pagmiplete suceess, and I:knéw that the army has had the greatest confidence in its medical corps and feels that all has been done for the wounded that could have been done. I rdingly returned this morning in the hospital train (conveying 120 wounded) to Pietermaritzburg. The heat has been intense. We have had three very busy, hardworking days and returned weary and sad for such grievous Jose and suffering. It was indeed’a’ piteous spectacle of suffering and; death. But one could console. oneself somewhat .by the reflection that so much tad been ac-, complished to, mitigate the distress, and the poor sufferers themselves were full of pluck and endurance.” The London Lancet’s correspondent at .-Wynberg hospital, writing under date of Dec. 22, says: “I cannot.-help thinking that in future campaigns where the modern arms of, precision are used it will be necessary tovaugment considerably the capacity of the present general hospitals both fo¥ officers and for men. The fact that accommodation in a general hospital . as regards officers is limited to 25 cages points to a total inadequacy to the frequirements. . . consider that an officers’ hospital of 100 beds should be a sine qua non.” The non-irrtating catbartic—Hood’s Pills. Royal” Army. Medical corps’ officers . of these ,hospitals,,bad started their surgical work about 3 a. m., {when 1 visited them in: the ‘even{ néw.” NT eronh tie, ear tae abel seins tl ing, they were still hard at: It, havts EST. 1x.1860 BY N, P. BROWN & CO, 1m * , For Sale. Cross-cut saw, ax, auger and bucksaw. gold pen ‘for sale. Enquire of T. J m27-lw _ Ayoung gir] ia wanted to dp general housework. peeisg et the Taanecnsrs offiee. aes _,,) For Sale ata Bargain. — _ 4 T-horse power Gas Engine. Good as ‘@ LEWIS. matt + , Por. Sale:Cheap. A quantity of inch water pipe, galvanized iron. Inquire at this office. 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