Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-06-01
-FOUR REGIMENTS GO.
Leave chickamauga This Morn.
ing on Their Way to the
Front on the Gulf.
TOUR MORE TO LEAVE TOMORROW,

And That Ends the Story So Far as Known
Review of the Third Division of the
First Corps a Brilliant spectacle-Pay-
Nnmber Three To BE Issued Within Two
WccEs-WisconsinM Men in q Mutiny.
Chickanauga National Park, June L
Much to thcdisarpointment of a num-
Ter Of volunteer regiments here who
think they are ready to GO to the front
no orders were received for the move
ment Of any commands additional to
these mentioned yesterday. The South
ern ard the Western and Atlantic rail-
roads were Instructed yesterday to move
four regiments. two each. this morning
In accordance with this order the fol-
lowing regiments Were designated to
move today: First District OF Column
bia, Che Hundred and Fifty-Seventh
Inc!ana. Second New York ard the
First Ohio infantry. TIE Fifth Mary
land. Sixty Ninth New York. Third
Pennsylvania ard the First Illinois will
leave tomorrow. Orders have been is
Washington that all regiments Of vol
uEtecrs must be recruited to the full
strength OF LOO officers and men. and
recruiting officers are to be detailed at
once to secure these recruits.
Review Of the Third Division.
inspector General BreckiariGse yes
terGay morning reviewed the Third d.
vis.on OF the First corps. AID the after
noon was devoted to regimental and
brigade inspection of the same division.
The division presented at review a more
satisfactory appearance than either the
First or Second. inaslruch as the regi-
.ilsn;s in the Third division have mere
generally been equipped ami uniformed
than the others. A single line was
formed extending fer nearly a mile lust
southeast Of the Kelley field. The col
umns were then formed by tours, then
followed uitkly reEimeatal platoons in
line by companies. the division advanc-
ing thus-9,C00 men-with flags flying
and bands playing to the reviewing
stand. 1t was sight that warmed ur
the martial spirit of the old warriors
who witnessed it. and one OF the officers
.
No nation on earth could make such q
showing in thirty days time"
Illinois Cavalry Arrives.
The First cavalry, Illinois volunteers
arrived last night at Chattanooga al
$50 o'clock and remained il their cars
over night On the barracks siding. Col.
oEel h. c. Young is in command. The
arrival of the FRS, Illinois completes
the cavalry brigade here. the other two
being the First Ohio and Colonel Grigs.
by's cowboy regiment. The brigade,
to command has net yet been assigned
New from Camp AIger.
Washington. June 1.-Inspection q
equipments and supplies and musterins
the troops consumed the morning hour:
at Camp Alger yesterday. The --latest
addition to the forces was the Seventh
| Illinois regiment, under command OF
| Colonel l.. III. Kavanaugh, which ar.
| rived yesterday. The regiment is fair.
ly well equipped and is full strength
| General Graham made tour of inspec
ton for the purpose Of dcvising a plai
to make use Of less ground for tn,
| camp. It is proposed to have II posi-
bic. a well Ter each regiment. The diff
ficuty as to the status of hospital stew
| ards has been firaliy settled. They vii
retain their present rank and pay.