Remington Catalogue

C. E. Akers, Correspondent of the London “Times,” at Tampa

02346

Taken from illustration

Captain Arthur H. Lee, R. A., Representing the British Army with the United States Forces at Tampa

02347

Taken from illustration

Lieut.-Col. Wallace F. Randolph, U.S.A., Commanding Field Artillery Brigade (ten Batteries), Port Tampa, Florida

02348

Taken from illustration

Richard Harding Davis, Correspondent of the London “Times,” at Tampa

02349

Taken from illustration

With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida–Colored Troopers of the 9th U.S. Cavalry Taking Their Horses for a Dash into the Gulf

02350

The Omen of the Little Blue Birds

02351

Taken from illustration

“This Was a Fatal Embarquation”

02352

“Ye Spirit Dogg Strode from Ye Darkness and Said It Was Time”

02353

Taken from illustration

Brigadier-General Guy V. Henry, U.S. Vols., Commanding 1st Brigade, 5th Corps, Tampa

02354

Taken from illustration

Major-General James F. Wade, U.S. Vols., Now Commanding 3d Army Corps, Chickamanga

02355

Major-General Joseph Wheeler, U.S. Vols., Commanding Cavalry Division, Tampa

02356

Major-General William R. Shafter, U. S. Vols., Commanding 5th Army Corps, Tampa

02357

Taken from illustration

Brigadier-General Adna R. Chaffee, U.S. Vols., Commanding 2d Division, 5th Corps

02358

Taken from illustration

Brigadier-General Samuel S. Sumner, U.S. Vols., Commanding 1st Brigade, Cavalry Division

02359

Taken from illustration

Brigadier-General William Ludlow, U.S. Vols., Chief of Engineer Forces in the Field

02360

Taken from illustration

Lieutenant Count A. v. Goetzen, German Military Attache

02361

Taken from illustration

General’s Compliments;” Orders from Headquarters

02362

Taken from illustration

With the Regulars at Port Tampa, Florida–United States Cavalry Passing an Army Pack-Train on the Road

02364

Taken from illustration

“He Was Laugh at Me from Between de Wheel”

02365

Taken from illustration

“I Was Geet up un Was Look at de Leetle Man”

02366

The Storming of San Juan–The Head of the Charge–Santiago de Cuba, July 1, 1898

02368

Taken from illustration

Holding San Juan Hill, July 1

02369

Taken from illustration

Shrapnel Coming Down the Road. Soldiers Lying Down in Front of It

02370

The Storming of El Caney Block House

02371

Taken from illustration

“He Sais He Weel Not Put de Woman on de Blanket”

02372

“Hees Beeg Buffalo-Lance She Go Clean Troo My Shouldar”

02373

Taken from illustration

Captain Allyn Capron, U.S.A.

02375

Taken from illustration

The Fight on Bear Island

02376

Taken from illustration

“I Sais: ‘You Go Down Dees Canyon'”

02377

Taken from illustration

“We Come ‘Long Slow Troo de Mountain”

02378

Taken from illustration

At the Bloody Ford of the San Juan

02379

“Before the Warning Scream of the Shrapnel”

02380

Taken from illustration

Captain Grimes’s [sic] Battery Going Up El Poso Hill

02381

In the Rear of the Battle–Wounded on the San Juan Road

02382

The Temporary Hospital, Bloody Ford

02383

Taken from illustration

“The Wounded, Going to the Rear, Cheered the Ammunition”

02384

Taken from illustration

Hardly Had the Doctor Loosened Lee’s Jacket than He Tried to Stand Up

02385

Taken from illustration

The Cabin

02386

Taken from illustration

Caribou Track

02387

The Essex Trooper

02388

Taken from illustration

The Hot Finish in the Snow-Shoe Race

02389

Taken from illustration

Ice-Fishing

02390

Taken from illustration

The Old Yale Stroke

02391

Taken from illustration

The Seriousness of Four Feet of Snow

02392

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The White Forest,” headpiece, head of guide)

02393

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“The White Forest,” headpiece, two men dragging toboggans through the forest

02394

Field Hospital at the “Bloody Ford” of San Juan Creek

02395

Taken from illustration

Charge of the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill

02397

“This Is Where Them Injuns Is Light-Minded”

02398

Taken from illustration

Hiding the Trail

02408

In the Limelight

02409

“Five Thousand Dollar Reward, Dead or Alive!,”

02410

Taken from illustration

The Return of Gomez to Havana

02411

“A First-Class Fighting Man”

02412

A Gendarme of the Old Spanish Police Force

02413

Taken from illustration

The New Havana Police: A Chief

02414

Taken from illustration

The Night Patrol

02415

Taken from illustration

One of Gomez’ Men

02416

Under Which King?

02417

Untitled (“Under Which King?”, Cuban soldiers)

02418

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man in profile)

02419

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man with beard, three-quarters view)

02420

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Under Which King?,” head of man with moustache, three-quarter view)

02421

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Under Which King?,” sketch of horses heads)

02422

Taken from illustration

Untitled (“Under Which King?,” standing man)

02423

Taken from illustration

Disbanding Gomez’s Army

02424

Santiago Bandits

02425

Taken from illustration

“Couriers Carried This Appeal Throughout the Country”

02426

Taken from illustration

The Philippines–Brigadier-General Lloyd Wheaton, U. S. V., Ordering the Advance at Stone Quarry Hill, March 13

02427

The Rainy Season in the Philippines–Soldiers Messing

02428

Taken from illustration

The Philippines–American Soldiers Swimming to an Assault on the Insurgent Intrenchments

02429

Taken from illustration

“The Dry Leaves Had Lasted Longer Than She”

02430

“The Moose Could Hear Him Coming for an Hour”

02431

The Passion of Ah-We-Ah

02432

“. . . The Thermometer from Ten to Thirty-Three Degrees below Zero, and a Blizzard Raging More Than Half the Time”

02433

“We Discovered in a Little Ravine Three Men Lying Dead with Their Bodies Full of Arrows”

02434

Taken from illustration

Armed Neutrality in Cuba

02435

Taken from illustration

Major-General Henry W. Lawton, U. S. V. Leader of the Expeditions South and North of Manila–Against Santa Cruz and San Isidro

02436

Taken from illustration

In the Philippines–A Bayonet Rush of United States Troops

02437

“A Beautiful Fight Ensued”

02438

Taken from illustration

“The Three Bandits Were Led Back Into the Path”

02439

Trooper Jackson

02440

Taken from illustration

In Fishing Time

02441

How the Horses Died for Their Country at Santiago

02442

“And the Soldiers Fired Many Shots at Me”

02443

Taken from illustration

“This Was the First I Felt of War”

02444

Taken from illustration

“Ridden Out”–An Exciting Incident Frequently Seen on the Polo Field

02445

Taken from illustration

“The Round-Up”

02446

Taken from illustration

“The Buffalo-Hunters Knew by the ‘Sign’ on the Trail”

02447

Taken from illustration

“No, I’m Not Loco,”

02448

Boer Scouts on the Natal Border

02449

Taken from illustration

“This Is the Way It Began”

02450

Taken from illustration

Schooling Hunters for the Horse Show

02451

Taken from illustration

Jack Stilwell

02452

Taken from illustration

They Found Themselves in Close Proximity to the Lower End of the Sioux Village

02453

Taken from illustration

Trudeau

02454

Taken from illustration