The evening times., 1898-12-29
ARMY CAMPS AND
THEIR OCCUPANTS
Location of Regular and Volunteer
Troops and the Principal Mil
ifnry Camps.

Location of Regular and Volunteer
Troops and the Principal Mil
ifury Camps.
The most important camps OF the army
and the troops stationed at each are:
Albany. Ga.-Third Mississippi, Second
Missouri and First Territorial Infantry.
Americus. Ga.-Eighth Massachusetts.
Anniston, Ala.-Second United States.
Third Alabama, Second Arkansas. Fourth
Kentucky, Third Tennessee and Forth
Wisconsin Infantry.
Athens, Ga.-Third New Jersey aad Tif-
teenth Pennsylvania Infantry.
Augusta, Ga, headquarters Second
Corpsl-Companies C and Il. Second Vol,
unteer Engineers, First Maryiand. Thir-
ty-ff;h Michigan. Fifteentn Minnesota.
Tenth Ohio and Eighth ana Thirteenth
Pennsylvania Infantry.
Cienfuegos, Cuba-Sixth ohio.
Columbia, S. C.-First Rhole Island
and Second Tennessee Infantry.
Columbus Ga.-160th Indiana, Third
Kentucky and First West Virginia Infda-
try.
GreenvilIe S. C.-Fourth Nev Jersey.
203d New York, Second West Virginia.
Fifth Massachusetts. Fourth Missouri
and 201st New York Infantry.
Havana, Cuba-First, Eighth and Tenth
United States infantry headquarters, and
Companies A, b, d and E. Second Volun-
teer engineers; Second Illinois. 161st In
diana Forty ninth Iowa, Sixth Missouri.
First North Carolina. First Texas and
Fourth Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
Honoiulu-Companies /, X, L and NJ,
Second Volunteer Engineers.
Huntsville Ala.-Headquarters Fourth
Corps-Companies and F. Second United
States Artillery; Second, Sixth, Seventh
and Tenth United States Cavalry; First,
Eighth. Tenth and Sixteenth United States
Infantry; Companies and G. Second Vol
unteer Engineers, and Sixty ninth New
York Infantry.
Macon, Carbohydrates First Corps
Seventh and Tenth Volunteer Infantry;
Third Volunteer Engineers, Third North
Carolina, Second Ohio and Sixth Virginia
Infantry
Manila-Company A. United States Engi-
neers; Battalions C, E, e. 1, and l.,
Fourth Cavalry; G., II, K and L, Third,
and and G, Sixth United States Artillery;
Astor Battery; Companies and d, Cali
fornia, and A and B. Utah Artillery; First
Wyoming Battery; Fourteenth, Eighteenth
and Twenty-third United States Infantry;
First California, First Colorado, First Ida
no, Fifty-first Iowa, Twentieth Kansas,
Thirteenth Minnesota. First Montana, First
Nebraska, First North Dakota, Second Ore
gon, Tenth Pennsylvania, First South Da-
kota, First Tennessee, First Washington
and First Wyoming Infantry.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Thirty- first Michigan
and Sixth Ohio Infantry.
Matanzas, JCuba-Twelfth Infantry, four
companies in the Third Volunteer Infant
ry and Twelfth New York.
Nuevitas, Cuba-Troops A. B, c, C, H,
and l, Eighth United States Cavalry.
Pinar del Rio, Cuba-Two hundred and
second New York; First Squadron Seventh
Cavalry. to join.
Ponce, Porto Rico-Companies c and NJ,
Seventh United States Artillery. and Nine
teenth United States Infantry
Puerto Principe Cuba-Troops ID, z. F,
X, L and NJ, Eighth United States Cav
ry, and Fifteenth United States Infantry.
San Juan. Porto Rico-Fifth- United
States Cavalry; batteries B and G., Fifth
United States Artillery; Eleventh United
States Infantry, Sixth Volunteer Infantry,
! and Forty-seventh New York Infantry.
Santa Clara, Cuba-Fourth Tennessee
Santiago Cuba-Fifth United States in
| fantry, Twenty third Kansas and Eighth
Illinois Infantry. and Second. Third. Fifth
! and Ninth Volunteer Infantry,
Savannah, Ga.-Companies B. C, ID. e,
| G, H, /, X, l., and NJ, Second; c and F.
| Third; B, Fourth and d, Fifth United States
! Artillery; B, Second, and H. Sixth United
States Cavalry; Third Georgia Infantry,
Fourth and Ninth Illinois; Third Nebras-
| .ka and Second South Carolina.
| Summerville, S. C.-Third Connecticut,
| Fourteenth Pennsylvania and Ninth Ohio
] Battalion Infantry.