The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-01

FOURTH PREPARING TO GO
Much Rejoicing Among the
Men When They Re
ceived the Call.
COLONEL SMITH WILL COMMAND
Canvass Will Be Made To-
night to Ascertain How
Many Will Enlist.
COLONEL SMITH WILL COMMAND

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GoVefhof NoofHees oruef AoI tiie
cruiting of one full regiment OF infantry
ana the news that faur of 4iae companies
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are 10 pe fecfultes1 lroii eiie h7oe'i =. i's7
ment OF this city. has caused considerable
excitement in military, social and busi-
,,a.e. aan.1ssr 5.,1a,,el c,.,,i+, Il, ,s.a;x,i,,o
ness cilcies Soio.4si '7iiih''i -
the order last night Immediately tock
steps to ascertain how many of the men
,,ts 1ir;,,ie for se,-
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vice and are willing to go. Governor
Voorhees, stated that he wants no man
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for support. This will keep a great many
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from ennstng. sun, IL II thoushe etiae
the four companies of 106 men each win BE
recruited from meynhers ana ex-u,embers
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q the regiment. II more are recIultea
they viii only be accepted on condition
+bat tba otJ,ar viii arf ma med
IL u. 4,,l;, f,,l1 ,,so.
- eno oiuei " nol s'''i ~ tiiSii go 49,
ia OF men, The full text OF the order.
which was issued by Adjutant General
Strvlxer nv ordxsr Of (snvArnop Voorhees
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GENERAL ORDERS NO H.
LIN compliance with instrueSIons
from the secretary OF war. dated June s
lS 1898, the Governor and tsommander-
lH-Chlei ls REQUIRED g IfcIltlt .e al..i a.. ~ 81
same one feslheht 81 lnla1tLS l;sl 49,; ~
ceiVe sergiee a eiis Wan mnen e. aaa,,. s5pSan
=! ~ ssl - 80 l"o eaf aitiSS' 7-
i-ss1 IS + 80 x,y;11s yfzad
n,ider ina Nstinnai G1iarJ iaW inf1
tbrsa lhatfal;ar,S ~ fn11,.> on,nnaI1fas
eacb wirh 1l's, one Colonel one lieutenant-
coinnal tbra.s ,os,iors Ana adjuratlt
three battalion atliutants. one quarter
master. one surgeon. three battalion
sergeant-major three battalion ser
geant-majors. one quarternlaster SER
geant one chief musician, two prin-
cipal musicians. three hospital
stewards, and one captain one arst
lieutenant, one second lieutenant, one
first sergeant. one quafternlaslef SET
geant four seIgeants, Twelve coz
porals, TWO musicians. one arllncer,
one WAGNER arg slg5ity y, priFatesf
a total pI i'e .enils9ed men 70 eacis q
the tWGiVe celhpd,,les; ,4.a..,
Ill ms oiics siloulu pe ilo.itieu its M -.
meaiateiy OF colllpanies rseEuleeu u,i-
ger Inns cili, Mle1l WI liS ..liias 5 ie
aceented the necessary instructions
s,, ,Sili he at 10 hem
NJ NJ recr,,it;ns ramn1issioi,s' will he is-
sso ssea teei us'i''s eo'''''''ss'o - =
iv.fnalslea men e ps areslte., .os
Inns service Hagst ps pseWee'l LIZ nj, as' = p
q elgnIeen ana Iorty-nve ysats, H.. lAss
must be able 50 GO arrange lnelr az
fairs that their enlistment WILL not
disastrnuSly affect their private busI-
ness, or withdraw from tflose Gepell-
dent upon them their needed support
y-Preference will be given to we'll
drilled officers and men who are now
in the National Guard or who may
have served therein. but no company
or reoi,oe,,fs Of 4he National Guard in
&c eGfiretv viii he accented as such
,',,sse,. ma call .1fficers ana enlisted
ui.aaei eils AZ NTa 4fo,ssl Cs,,a,d
sn. - eo fo,. tbis sarDce
VIZ, VIZ iuas ls - - ~ "a .ssttsa,,t WITH
shall PC conslusreq l Y dpSene 9t;s. ,e,aa NJ
leave curing the Term u Isis . ssnxieg. Si.,. e
Vine otate Sainp, q. ',ea eal,,to,, ~ Z,
deslgnatea az the piacs - .snagnsous ,nai.,s,st
for the moDlu1aiioil " tlls LIS leSlilisne;; Sil;
vll.-Ine s9uartefiliastel 1sist ssls,to q Z
will furnish the necessary trahsporta-
ton to the rendezvous.
Vlli.-Recrults VIII pe e-d si dliinSus u ~ .s ps
medical offlcer OF the sniteu otates
Army, ana applcanls TOT coIllnlls
sions as company oficerS VIII appear
before commission, 70 oe appolnted
for examination as 70 Ihelr physicai
HtneSs ana theit iaehtai anu 'arst
aplllt1eS
When the members learned through
"The News Yesterday afternoon that the
order had been issued there was great re-
ioicing The majority of them haG
grown impatient waiting for the cdil.
Many Of them are disappointed that Il has
come in the manner that Ii has. They
would rather be ordered out by companies
or as a regiment than have the choice O.
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