The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27
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life whilc here 1t will not'be the iault
OF tho hospitable population. Any.
body with brass buttons from tho
brigadicr general down to the lOwiiest
private in tho most inferior company
may got about what no wishes IL he'
asks for it. It is holiday occasion for
Martinsburg with oil tho accompanying
pasapheraalla OF saadwicbos or among
It's endeavor to treat the troops In royal
style. Tho boys came in last night and
went into camp at onco, and whom tho
reveiIle call sounded at o'clock thts'
morning Camp Jacob Jackson was put
under strict military discipline.
FIRST TO ARRIVE
Tho Firstregiment reached hero about
z o'clock, looking o little soiled and
fa.iguod from travel, but eager to enter
into camp life. They were seven COM
panies in II; Q. OF Grafton, Capt. A. ".
Burdotte; D, Of Mannington, Capt W.
3. Sine; L, Of Marttnsburg, Capt
Howard Fl. Emmet; +, Of Burton. Capt.
4. B. Ash; Il, OF Piedmont, Capt. A. s.
Hutson; K, OF CIarksburg, Capt II. K.
Smith. Tho companies at Elkins, Key
scr and Wheeling, which have recently
been mustered In, werc not equipped
in time for the encampment, and since
tho last encampment the Bethany
company has boon mustered out.
Tho Second regimont reached the
camp at 10 o'clock. It is mado up OF
Companies B. Of Buckhannon, Captain
W. S. 0'Driou; 9, Of Anstcd, Captain
". N. Page; D, of Hinton, Captain
J. S. Parker; Z, OF Parkersbufg, Captain
@. E. Morrison; F, of Milton, Captain
A. l. Irwin; G, Of Huntington, Captain
NJ. II. Lyons; II, OF Roncevertc, Captain
G. N. simms; l, OF Huntington, Captain
]. L. Verlander. Each regiment 10 ac-
compunied bya band.
Besides the companies, all tho bri-
gade and roglmental stad officers arc
hore.
CHANGES MADE.
A comparison Of rosters shows that
some changes have been made during the
past year in the governors brigade and
regimentat stats. The governors staff
Is now composed OF Brigadier General
James A. Holley, ndiutant general;
Brigadier General Francis p. Jepson.
general; Brigadier General
John Hooo Russell, paymaster general;
Colonel Ashby W. johnson, assistant
adjutant general; Colonies Robert s.
Carr. Lawrence Tierney and Forrest w.
Brown, aides.de.camp; Majors Robert
Blair and Joseph Chiffon, judge advo'
Gates.
spILLMAN's srAFF.
General Spillman now has upon his
stat Lieutenant Colonel s. B. Baker,
assistant adjutant general; Major K. II.
D. Willis, inspector; Major J. G. GIuck,
ouartormaster; Major Philip Neal,
commissary; Major b. 7. Brice, inspec-
tor OF riflo practice; Lieutenant Colonel
@. D. Blubaugh, medical director;
Major Thomas Pettigrew. engineer and
signal officer; Captain R. P. Camden
and Captain s. ". Hughes, aides do
camp.
Colonel r. E Fast, who commands
the First regiment, has upon his stall
Lieutenant Colonel G. L. Smith. Major
Phil Shaifcr, Captain Macker Bahb,
adiutaut; Murray McD. Price, quarter.
master; Lieutenant G. r. Jones, pay
master; Major Il. 3. Baguley. surgeon;
Lieutenant G. NJ. Joseph, assistant sur
geon; II. S. Starr, OF Newark, signal otIi'
cor.
TIE SECOND REGIMENT.
Colonel Thomas Z. Hodges command.
ing tho Second regiment, has upon his
staff Lieutenant Colonel D. 7. T.
Cssteel, Major W. II. Banks, Captain
X. l. Archer, adjutant; Lieutenant A.
Mabon Hobson, qunrtermaster: Lieu
tenant Writ A. French. paymastor;
Major S. II. Austin, surgeon; Lieutcn.
mt French W. Smith, asslstant-surgeon
Captain J. u: White, inspector OF rifle
praCtice; Lieutenant John Nuznm,
signal officer; Row. L. D. Jetlries, chap.
lain.
The camp crouuds aro in good condi.
ton and Tho camp presents a yory lnili'
tary.iiko appearance. 1t is we'll laid out
and good judgement was displayed in
tho location OF tho individual quarters
with reference to the whole. Tho drill
grounds nro amply largo and although
cron OF whcat has just bcen harvested
oil 1t roller has made 1t very firm.
ROUTINE OF CAMP MFE.
Tho routine of camp liio will bo as
follows:
ROvciIlo, 5 u. m. assembly, 5:l5O. ~;
sick call. 6:30 a. m. brOaklast call, 5:+5
u. H.; frat scrgcant's call, G:l6 q. N.
drill, G;5l a. m.; assembly, I q. in, re.
call, 1880 n. M; guard mount, S:45 |
n. nj. ; assembly drill, 0:55 n. m; assom-
bly,, 10 n. M; rcrall, Il II. M. non.coin.
mIssioncd odlcers' school, II q, III. ro.
call, Il IN; dinner. 70 III. drill, 1856 |
n. IN. assembly. p. m. recall, y. IN. /;
Commissioned officers school, 2:SOp. M.
rccali, $3.50 p. IN. fatigue call, ! p. IN.
parade, $3.50 p. IN. assembly. G:45 p. IN.
supper call Immediately after plrade;
tattoo, 0:2b p. III. assembly, 0:SO >. m.
taps, 10 D. IN. Sunday morning inspoc.
ton, 0:55 p. IN; assembly, 10 a. IL.
a QUIET, hot DAY.
Camp Jackson was quiet to-day.
Everybody was tirod from tho long
Journey madc necessary to reach here,
and tho boys protty generally OpCnt tho
timo In slumbGrinX whom not on duty
Of some kind. Tho drills mud parade
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