The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-07

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city Of tents which shortly after WSI a
buItlipe hive OF industry undsr the
stricteSt military discipline, The
brigade and rsgimensal officers are
about all on duty, aud the majority ol
the staff of the cdmmaadsr'il'chiei,
Governor MAeCorkle, are present. Mill
tary life began in earnest this morning
ing and the week Of hard work before
the soldier boys started of auspiciouStY.
Brigadies General o. D. spillmAn iA in
command with the following Itaa:
Assistant adjutapt general, Lieut. Col.
S. B. Baker, Of ParksrGburg; Inspector,
Major Il II. D. Willis, Of Whselingi
quartsrmAslsr, Major J. Y. Gluck, Of
AubuEn; commiIsAfy, Major P. b. Neal,
Of Parksrsburg; inspector rifle prBctica,
Major D. I. Prics. Of ClSrkIburg; msdi.
cal director, Lieut.. Col. Q. y, BiubSugh,
Of PtrkersbafR; engineer and Aigusl
officer, Major Thomas PetIigreW, OF
ParksrIburR; aidss.ds-camp, Capt;
Spriog Camden, ot ParksrsbuEg, aud
Capt. J. ". Hugus, OF Glsuvtile.
Following are the regimentAl officers:
First reaimeut-Colonel, r Z Fast
Of MorgauIoWn; Lieutenant colonel,
Clarence l. Smith, Of Fairmont; major,
Phil A. Shafsr, of MoundSyille; adju.
tanL Captain William J. White, OF
Morqautown; quarterInaStsr. Lieutsn-
ant u Z. Vance, Of ClRrksburR; pay.
master, Lieutenant @. r. Jones, Of Graf.
ton; surgeon, Major Il. b. Baguley, Oi
Wheeling; assistant surgeon, Leuten'
ant G. 81. Joseph. Of AlorRantoGui In.
spector rlhs practice, Captain Maeker
Babb, Of Medley; signal ofhear, Lieu
tenant II. A. SteGl, Of Newark; chap
lain, Rev. A. NJ. BuckhAnnou, Of Nor.
gantoWn; sergeant major, Il. Il. Ram
sey, Of Clurksburg; quarlermaIter ser.
geant, W. Z. 81 Clair, of MorgautoWn; /;
comnissary sergeant S. ". Poe, oil
Grafton; hospital steward. A. N. LAz-
ier, OF MorgantOwh; chiet trumPetsr,
]. g. CGywood, Of Ctarksburgi drum
major, II. NJ. Rapp, Of Clarksburg.
Second Regimeni-Colonsl, Thomas
E. Hodges, OF Huntington; Lieutenant
colonel, b. I. L. Ca,teel, OF Buckhan-
non; major, w. II. Banks, Of Hunting.
ton; adiutanL Capt w. II. Lyons, Of
Huntington; quartermaIter, Lieut. A.
VI. Hobson, OF Huntington; paymaIter,
", A. French, OF Princeton; surgeon,
Major Samuel II. Austin, Of IAwisburg;
assistant surgeon, Lieut. FEsaeh W.
Smith, OF BluehsId; inspector ot ride
practice, Capt. ]. b. White, Of Charles
ton; signal officer, Lieut. John NuEum,
OF Leroy; chaplain, Dr.. W. r. WGlkGr,
Of Huntington; sergeant, Q. W. NisWGu-
ger, Of Parkersburg; commissary SER
geaut, W. II. Leach, Of RonCsvOrta; hos
pital steward, Z. L Day, Of MArGtnton; /;
chief trumpsteh Herman Monroe, OF
ParkerSburg; drum major, George Han
son, Of Charleston.
IN CANT.
The First regiment arrived in, town at
5:s5 last evening and Immediately
started for the camp grouudL This
regiment came by tho BGl.imosek & Ohio
railroad. and instead Of coming on to
the station they disetnbarked at julius
street, aud alter rome delay In ArranG.
ing companies aud getting ready to
move, they started of about 0 D. tn. for
the camp groundL
At the corner Of julius aud Jeanette
streets the officers found horses await.
ing them, and Major Gtuck had ten bag.
gage wagons waiting to carry the i'm
msnsc loadS which the soldiers brought
with them. Everybody seemed happy
and conlented, aA they looked forward
with a grOat deal Of pleasure 70 spend-
ing a whole week in the second city in
the state. And 90 IL was with a dim
lread that the command for marching
was oboyOd, keeping step TO the excel
lent music furnished by Ihe First RcRi.
ment baad, OF ClaEksbure, which pro-
sens n fine appearance, numbering
twenty men, and having for a leader V.
l.. Highland.
Company r, this cisY. In tho mean.
while had started from their armory,
and marchod pretty cloao Upon tho rear
Of tho First regiment
AltOr bFiefrO,t on the canp ground
tho First regiment vent TO work In
earnest to Ok np their side Of tho camp.
BY this timo many wagons with bas.
gage had begun 10 arrive and soon
everybody wAt huslling, unpacking
baggage aud erecting tents, II !, i'm.
possible to dolcFibe the great confusion
Rhich followed. The shouts oi officers,
tho creaking Of wagons, the running OF
mon all combined TO mako seeming
chaos, but nevertheless everything was
being done Ia q syslelnAlic manner aud
strictly according 10 ofdoh Slowly but
surcly tho tents doomed up I'LL soon the
ht.t haliei tho white city mot the view.
rhsn the mon became painfully aware
that lhoy Weto hungry aud Waafy aud
looked with longing eve Al trBr mess
tabis,, updn which not even tho
proVefblal army bOan had vet up.
peAroi.
rms SECOND HEdiNRSr
In tho meantime tho Second rori.
msnt, Col. Tom llodgs,. commanding,
had arrived, led by liz baud Of twenty.
ono mombou under tho efficient leader.
.hlp Of Prot Edward Llndomann.
Although this band 10 only nx weeks
aid, ~ IL alfOAIy m s1cpllBAl pfolncpf
al tnnlnJv Tho bfuionabr NavH th0V