The San Francisco call., 1898-05-17
OredOn'S Remaining Two BattaliOnS Leave for
 the PreSidiO.
Kansas and Nebraska Men Are on the Way and Coloraddns
 Start To-Day.

Maryland-Fifth 10 Chickamauga-.
 New York-Sixty-tlfth and Ninth to Washington.
 Massachusetts-Sixth to Washington and Eighth to Chickamauga.
 CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. May 16.- Chickamauga Park, left vacant by the departure of the regulars, is rapidly filling up with volunteers. From all parts of the country the volunteers are pouring into the park in trainloads, and the work of getting them camped and properly accommodated is an i'm mense task.
 The First Regiment of Ohio cavalry, 500 men, under the command of Colonel Day, which arrived yesterday, is now we'll located on the spot formerly oc- cupied by the Sixth Regiment, reg ulars, close to the Lafayette road. The First Ohio Infantry, 800 men, under the command Of Colonel T. M. Miliken, which arrived last night, went to the park at an early hour and spent the day fixing it's camp. The Third Wis consin, 1926 men, under the command of Colonel M. T. Moore, arrived this morning on special trains. The Third Illinois regiment of infantry, twelve companies, 1079 men, under command of Colonel Fred Bennett, arrived in four trains. The Fourth Ohio Infan- try, formerly the Fourteenth. twelve companies, 800 men. arrived at g o'clock. This regiment is under the command of the famous Colonel A. B. Colt. The Fourth Regiment, Pennsyl- vania, arrived this afternoon In three posed of 1000 men. The Fifth Regi- ment, Illinois infantry, 10S0 men, under Colonel Sumner, arrived this morning and was taken to the park.
 About 4000 volunteers had arrived up to o'clock this afternoon
 4 order of Commanding General Wade another camp for the rendezvous of the United States troops has been estab- lished at Lakeland, thirty-five miles east Of Tampa, on the line of the Plant system of railways. All the troops ar irving there to-day are going into camp at that place. Lakeland is one of the highest points in Florida, we'll wooded and is supplied by artesian wells. It is situated in what is known as the vege- table belt. where the troops can be sup piled with vegetables of nearly all va rieties. It is supposed that 10000 to 15,000 troops will be located at this point. Lakeland is a town of about 2000 inhabitants and is on the main west coast line between Tampa Rich mond and Washington
 The big transport Orizaba left here to-day for New Orleans for the purpose of bringing to Tampa some of the regu- lar troops located there
 Major r-General Wheeler to-day took command of the cavalry division of the army, appearing for the first time since 1861 in the blue of the United States. Governor Bloxham and staff arrived here to-day.
 The formation into a regiment of the Florida State troops will be undertaken at once. The five battalions will be cut down to three. and the number of troops from 1900 to 1000
 CLEVELAND. May 16.-Acting Ad- jutant General Wingsley of the Ohio Naval Reserves has been instructed by the Navy Department to arrange for the mastering of 200 men from the re- serves. Engineers and seamen are es- pec1ally wanted. The men will be as- signed to Admiral Sampson's feet The Ohio Naval Reserve consists of about S36 men and 24 officers