The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-23
AT CKICKAMAuGA PARK.

Constant Arrivals of Volunteer Regl-
mrnts-Th,rd Army Corps Completed.
CH1CKAMAUGA, National Park, Ca,
May 22.-Thls has been q quiet day at
Camp Thomas. The Second Nebraska
regiment. which reached Chattanooga.
yesterday afternoon, arrived this morn
Ing, and we.o assigned to the camp
grounds selected for the First division
Of the Third corps, and the men have
been busy getting into their tents dur
Ing the day. Only two battalions ar
rived during the day. The Second bat
talon OF the Second Nebraska, which
: had become separated from the regi-
ment at st. Louis, reached here at
O'clock. They came In to-day over the
Cincinnati! Southern. The belated bat
talon was commanded by Major ". c.
Mace. -
The first battalion of the One Hun
cred and Flfty-seyenth Indiana In
lantry arrived in Chattanooga at Q
o'clock, accompanied by the regimental
eand OF twenty-four pieces. The bat
a!on spent the day on Look out Noun
aln. and reached the park ut $50
o'clock, sleeping under the stars on Lyt-
.la Hi during the night. As n result OF
the few arrivals, the railroad yards,
which have been enormously congested
with loaded and empty cars for nearly
aweek, had an opportunity to clear OF
.ae tracks and sidings to make room
lof the troops that will begin to arrive
q. lively rate tomorrow morning.
twenty-five cars OF provisions ar
,iYed to-day: and were stored in the
l@ae warehouses now completed on. the
PARK Grounds, near the depot Of the
railroad company. FIfty-one OF the
,atest aud most improved nmbulances
nulit with O special view to adaptable
ny In hot climate, arrived from
sonth Bend, Ind. to-day, and will be
distributed 20 the first corps. r.
Inc park force of men, under the di-
1ecl!on OF General Boynton, was at
So,k all day preparing for the engines
aha pumps to be used In piping water
nl Honl the Chickar,auga river to the var
.9us camps. 1t abs been definitely de-
s.usu TO erect improvlsed water works,
sna contract has been let and all the,
material ordered, tho first consignment
VI pipe arriving to-day. There Is no
scarcity Of water. but II is feared that
@ pmc OF the wells are from "wet
mea'ncr' WI, springs! and that later they!
ni dty up. and the piping OF water
! uoh the creek and Crawfish spring Ia
Precautionary measure. Gen. J.. s.. C.
tnNes recently ordered to Mobile, left
w'nignt at o'clock to take command
VI a. a brigade at the point. n r. \; s 8 3;
nc work of com n1atlpe- tho gG 4hir1
army corps was begun to-day. Gen.
i lewis lewis II. Carpenter who arrived to-
tay and reported to General Brooke.
nag been assigned to the command of
Ine ne first division of the third corps.
u as follows: .35l EGy S.it n a
cof First brigade. Col. Fred D. Grant
fJn,,,,nand'ng, fJn,, Fourteenth New York;
H'sut. st. Col. H. Line. l5t.i3 .l' '}5i1 1,2
Ssr. second brigade, Col; Hardin, Second
Yor,. YORK, commanding; Second New
s,na,, susS, Lieut.. Col. Lloyd; Second Ne
n t.ska, Col. Bills. The. first regiment
nssa arrive tonight will complete the brI-
ca,he me Fourteenth Ohio regiment, under
rvs , Col,, has been assigned to provost
=, aero G duty at Chattanooga. by order
zen brooke, made necessary by tho
,nmvruerly conduct3of many of ,the
uMs nss so'diers who. have been guilty OF
q, "my o Itpses Of discipline in a number
IN Vases ,n OF violence and insulting ladies'
Gr,t;nme Inc street Col. Colt will begin his
Gs,es ri Tomorrow, =
,o,,n ne Tour members of tho First Mis-
aI, acslI regiment Injured $ln9 yesterdays
anI cent to 81 5Vincent's In