Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10

A BLUE In TROUBLE.
Orderly.Ssrseant Draws a ReVeIVer on
an 0fiCer.
HE WILL BIZ C0URT-MARTIALLED.
Great Need Of The YirSlnianS at Jack
SonYille is Money.
ARE SUFFERING FOR THEIR PAY
On the Lookout for spies-New Cases
of Measies-The Routine at Camp
Aiger-A Visit from Virginia Con-
gressmeu.
= ressnien.

J<AthSON WILLIE, r La, June 1-tSpe-
cial)-Ahout midnight last night First
Sergeant Teddy McGraw, of Company
ii formerly a, Of the Blues), attempted
to pass the sentinel being on a return
tEip from town. As he had violated or
| ders by being out after 915, the sentry
halted him, and called the officer OF the
guard. McGraw became very much in
censed and resisted arrest finally draw
ing his revolver on the officer. He man
aged to elude the officer and sentry, it
seems, but at ron-can this morning
Captain Wyatt asked the man who had
| a revolver TO advance two PAGES, and
McGraw stepped forward. He confessed
everything, and was taken TO the guard
house, where he has been under double
guard all day. He will be court-mar-
tailed.
The chief .clamor of the Virginia SOL
diers is for money They need equip
ments of every character. Food is poor
In quality, as a rule and generally in
sufficient in quantity but they would
not kick against this so much could
staff officer, who had just come from
Tampa, this morning that Paymaster-
General Tucker told him yesterday that
all the troops here would probably be
paid between the fst and 10th of July,
and that they would receive two months
pay. and would thereafter be paid every
two months.
Captain Sullivan. of the Harrlsonburg
company, has about completed arrange
ments by which his mon will receive
their pay in a day or two, the money
being advanced by a private OF mis- com
| pany An officer Of the Second is dis
cussing going to Virginia to raise money
for the men, either by a loan from prl-
vate individuals. or by having it adj
vanced from the State Treasury. The
| condition Of the men OF the Second, espe-
oially, is very bad. To-day many had
blankets issued to them, and they VIII
get shoes tomorrow, but nearly all of
| them need clothing and would buy it,
had they the money.
FOURTH PARTIALLY EQUIPPED.
The Fourth has been partially equip
| red. and will soon have everything. The
! Seconds supplies were sent TO Tampa,
| but the order for the regiment 10 move
| there was countermanded so 1t is at
! one place aud it's supplies AT 1nothsr.
| Equipments for the Fourth were sent TO
jacksonville direct The Fourth was in
| spected by Major Clever, division in
| spector-generaI. To-Day. He found the
men lacking many things but spoke in
| complimentary terms OF their physical
appearance.
Private John A. Hswpe, Of Company
! F. Roanoke, and Miss Emma DENIES,
! of Charlotte sv1lle, were married by Chap
| lain Robert Patton at Hotel Elliott. The
! couple had been engaged for years, ana
| she came 70 Jacksonville alone this week
TO marry the soldier. She boards at a
house on the outskirts OF the camp.
SPIES ABOUT CAMP.
Colonel Baker. acting brigade com
mander has received information re-
| garding the presence of spies about
camp. He would not tell its character,
| but il is known that several men of sus-
| picious appearance have been lurking
about the camp of the Second. and the
| Information he has received has caused
him to begin an investigat ton
There are a number OF Spain's SYM
pathizers I'm Jacksonville, and AN attempt
| was once made to poison the water sup
| plv. As a result of this. heavy guard
| is posted about the reservoir day and
night.
Colonel Baker has received from DR..
| Marriott. OF BattleborO' n. c.. group
photograph of his four little girls, whose
| dog was appropriated by a soldier OF
| the Second on the trip here, and was
returned by Colonel Baker, at the
| fathers request. The picture adorns the
! ColonePs tent.
l was told to-day by an officer of high
| rank at corps headquarters that it was
not improbable that the Third would be
| ordered from Camp Ager, and that If
| this was done it would certainly come
| here. General Lee said he did not think
| il would be brigaded with the other
! Virgins regiments.
| There is not a serious case OF illness
| in camp. There were many new cases of
| measles from both Virginia regiments
| Yesterday but all the measles patients,
! as well as Others, are doing well.
| Much interest is manifested here in
/ the wedding of Lieutenant Carbonneli,
| OF General Lees stan, and Miss Cisne-
ros. which took place In Baltimore yes
| terday.
| The following is the recruiting detail
| from the Fourth Regiment:
| First Battalion-Lieutenant William L.
| HiIlyer. Corporal Reginald H. Gregory,
| Priyates William +. Derby, Liyinstone
| f.. Whiting, and Samuel J. Taylor, TO
| Newport News Va.
| SECOND Battalion-Lieutenant William
y Kline Sergeant Field Wilborn, Cor
poral Joseph l.. Young, Jr. Corporal
| francis NJ Richardson. Private John n.
| Grown. 10 Richmond, Va.
| Third Battalion-Lieutenant Clinton L.
| wright. Prfvates Charles II. Pettus, Os-
| car l.. Strip, Joseph j. Henley, Mel
ton II. Porter, to Norfolk, Va.
The recruiting detail from the Second
will start for Richmond tomorrow. That
! from the Fourth will follow soon.