New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
CAMP THOMAS SOLDIERS.
lam RATTLE AND REVIEW JULY 4
SOUTH CAROLINA. TROOPS AROUSED
4 MILITIA WEDDING
my TELEGRAPH TO rXr TRIBUNE. J

-no..orooga Tenn June 23-General Fred
,al n Grant has 81 tygested 10 General Brooke
-. ~ Immense she IN battle be held soon IN
h,,h every regiment In camp shall participate.
.-ol Brooke looks favoraby upon the plan,
a has set to work making arrangements for
80 event 1t IS the intention TO have this
-,,osed battle and review on or about July 4.
E f., The General Is schemes since the
.,,r,eers arrived h sre has been 10 have some
','1., - the kind General Grant viii doubtless
-. ,ntrlis,ed with the details Of the event.
,o,sral Healy. Pay master-Gtreral. Of New
,.,-k ,s stlll here au will remain until every
,5,e~ s paid. The new underground maya
49, n,,,, near c. neral Grants headquarters.
.ros completed tod ny. and over 100000 pounds
..orrunition have been stored In IT. Two hun
"a ard tventy-se' zen recruits for the Sth New
Work and slxty-two for the 14th New-York have
TODD today NCr q case OF sickness exists
"u,o,c them. Lieu b,nant Stevens. of Company
= 81 Ne,v-York. las gone home or leave Of
hs-oe Sol ten d;u's. His place will be filled
-, ieutenant Nick emile, OF Company b.
SOUTH CAROLINA MEN AROUSED
,,er.enart- Colon g Tllman. OF the LIST South
corolira Regiment. left Chickamauga to-day for
,rosbirrton His ssion al the capital Is
.-e+ but the fax that he IS going Is signih-
a,, The South Carolina volunteers have not
received the treatment they expected when they
.orne here Just bel ore they started FOR Chicka-
Manga senator TIL man. who has taken lively
interest In the regl ment. stated that AdJutant-
General Corbin pi- omised that they should be
.,,,nped Immediately on their arrival here ana
nat they should t1len report 10 General Lee al
Jacksonville This is what they wanted. AS
20, they have neither uniforms nor guns
r,,o,e, Tilrnan h ss probably gone to Washing
haff tor n
,,,,on # the regi rent. He is a nephew OF the
Senator and a 50 D Of the ex-Congressmah' no"
a.7t,a,e for Governor Of South Carolina
>-.r,,ia,ions have been closed for the erection
=. hotel within one mile OF Camp Thomas
IT. wives Of man V Of the officers Of the regl-
wants here are Staying IN the hotels at Chatta-
,ooca and there. are many more who would
,o-oe south II convenient place could he
nroyjded FOR ther.. The hotel Will contain ABOUT
CIV rooms. hes tdes the kitchen and sleeping
Quarters for tls. cooks. Every convenience
will be arranged for the accommodation OF 'he
guests
Major Classic e. chief Of the Signal Corps ana
his staff are bl siy to-day with the signal ser
vice codes and the signals sent mp iast hgh'
we're distinc, al / were loudly cheered all over
the camp Los Iout Point to-day became the
,rorsrtv OF the Government by the passage
II
Senate had alra ady passed the Dill.
IMPROVED MEDICAL SERVICE.
over thousand new ambulances have ar
rived and are. being put together near the
1vtle station They will be distributed in the
ambulance rps now being organized The
medical departIne in the last few days has
heen much improved. Chief Surgeon Hartsuf
e sneDding the greater part Of his time IN the
division hosI,mrlls watching their working
He seldom VI sA;s the Letter Hospital OF Whch
Dr. Nicholas Sem has exclusive control
Two young officers Of the LIST Pennsylvania
are not in tCh favor with their COMMANDER
Leutenant-C, lionel Good
Mrs Keyse r. Of Chattanooga. a former resi-
dent Of Phila iephia and an old friend OF Colonel
Good was ,xous 10 arrange for an elaborate
entertainment Of the officers OF the regiment
She and colo mel Good arranged a ball at Look
ont Inn TO be given on Saturday evening
Colonel Goo sent two OF his young officers
into the city. 10 assist Mrs. Keyser in making
arrangements and getting out the Invitations
n the aHai1, The officers were Adjutant Por-
ter and Lie rtenant Seane They came to the
city but nding Mrs. Keyser lived on Ms,
sionary Rid te a little out from the city caiied
on two you & women acquaintances ana pro
ceede6 to get up ball on their own account
arranging the invitations and publishing Isl
OF patrOnes pes. Mrs. Keyser, ignorant OF tlS'
wen, aheac! and also made her ARRANGEMENTS
Colonel Go I'd is much incensed over the con-
duct o. III , officers.
brlhlnt military wedding occurred al
noon today in the Second Pres byterian Church
The contr getting parties were Major George
Gray VA Il. chief surgeon Of The I'm New.
York Volunteers and Miss Edith Clark. or
Ney-Y0rk city. Or. Terry. the chaplain Of the
18TH Regiment performed the ceremony Inc
south hat Of the church was set apart for
citizens f,hle the north haf was reserved
for Arms officers. and both sides were
filed mye than one hundred officers be-
ing pres' 1t At the confusion or the cere-
swords nd as the bride and bridegroom ap--
preached the eastern aisle. formed an arch n
tain " = ROmaine Captain J. y. Haden.
Lieutenant Burrand and Lieutenant T. l.. Y.
HoYpin all Of the 18th New-NDrk Regiment
The COZ ,le started Immediately for camp at
the Pari All the soldiers saluted them as they
drove fiVm the church