Die Geschichte von Arlington eine Geschichte und Beschreibung der Immobilien und National Cemetery, enthält eine vollständige Liste der Offiziere der Armee und Marine dort beigesetzt, mit biographischen Skizzen der Helden der Zivil- und Spanischen Kriege, und bemerkenswerte Denkmal Adressen und Gedichte. canbullets. Leutnant Ords Grab befindet sich auf dem östlichen Terrasse, nearthat von General Berdan. William Headley Osborne, Leutnant der Ersten L^ nitedStates Kavallerie. In Pennsylvania, 1870 geboren; ernannt fromsame Staat United States Military Academy, graduierte, 1891; ging nach Kuba mit seinem Regiment und nahm teil in allen thefi

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The story of Arlington A history and description of the estate and National Cemetery, containing a complete list of officers of the Army and Navy interred there, with biographical sketches of heroes of the Civil and Spanish Wars, and notable memorial addresses and poems . canbullets. Lieutenant Ords grave is on the eastern terrace, nearthat of General Berdan. William Headley Osborne, lieutenant of the First L^nitedStates Cavalry. Born in Pennsylvania, 1870 ; appointed fromsame State to United States Military Academy, and graduated, 1891; went to Cuba with his regiment and took part in all thefighting before Santiago. After the surrender, the quarter-master of the First Cavalry having been sent home sick, Lieu-tenant Osborne was designated to perform his duties, which re-quired him to go daily in the hot sun to Santiago, several milesfrom camp, to superintend the unloading of supplies for his regi-ment. In consequence of this detail he contracted typhoid feverfrom which he died, August 23, 1898, at Camp Wikoff, MontaukPoint, X. Y. Charles W. Rowell, captain of the Second United StatesInfantry. Born in New York, 1850; appointed from New Yorkto United States Military Academy, and graduated, 1874; wasengaged in the Nez Perces campaign of 1877 and in the last. THE SHERIDAN GATE. Officers of the Spanish-American War 63 campaign against the Sioux. He accompanied his regiment toCuba, took part in the charge on San Juan, and was killedbefore Santiago by a shell during the bombardment of July 10, 1898. William Harvey Smith, lieutenant of the Tenth UnitedStates Cavalry. Born in Missouri, 1860; appointed from thatState to United States Military Academy, and graduated, 1883;went to Cuba with his regiment and was killed in the charge onSan Juan Hill, July 1, 1898. He was very popular with themen of his troop, and it is said that when his death becameknown to thera, many of the sturdy colored heroes wept likechikiren. An extraordinary series of coincidences linked the life ofLieutena

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