The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-07-09
B BADGERS ON THE WAY.
Second and Third Wisconsin Are
Sent to Shafter.
GET ORDERS AT LAST.
After Repeated Disappointmeut. tie
Boys See Chance for Act
i've Service.

camp with orders TO hasten making ready
to move in tWo hours according tO the
orders received yesterday This renders
lneh ectlye the stay proceedings Of last
evening and il is generally hCH"y"d. even
by staff and line officers. that they are to
go to Charleston or some other Atlantic
coast point for cmharkatluu. Ih,rr iS
some belief that it Is merely another prac-
tiCc muvc-one that will include ~cy"ra
miles march, hut the preparations being
made certainly Indicate earuc>tuc>>. Th"
soldiers Will hardly get under march he
fore late this afternoon. The most Ger
tain sign of permanent movement iS tn"
general tearing down of tents of the oth-
GERS and their thorough preparations To-
move. Only seventy men and officers 60,
the same aa according to yesterdays ur-
derS Maj. Hunter remains in charge.
The Third regiment. II Is understood
is also includrd in the order and tnr, i've.
regiments will remain Lrigadcd together.
ENCOURAGING news rrp,rtS from the
land and sea forces in the vicinity of San
tiago caused a couutcrmauding Of mnyiu.,
orders on the very eve of the d,uarturr
of the TWO WISCONSIN regiments, and till
noon today they We're on the u'd
grounds. Mondays moving orders
came like n tmIudrrhult. Their with
drawal in the evening was the hur,tiug
of bomhShclI Three days ordinary
work had been crowded into one i'm tho
cluted in the orders ana while tho ink
on th,. last reports and rrullisit.on ra-
pprS were ypt uudripd orders nf indefinite.
nostponrmeut came
Late on Monday the Second and Third
were united in the bond of brigade broth
erhOod, with the Sixteenth Pennsylvania
as comrades, which noWS created great
happiness. Gen. Ernst was assigned to
the command. but the formation did not
hold
Drills of all sorts have been resumed
and il is believed that the recruits will
be ready to 20 before another moving or
der comes. Wisconsin rcgm"Htal com
mandcrs were notified by wire this morn
ing that the troops would hc allowed 10
participate in the Orchard Knob dcIica-
tion Saturday. Gen. Wilson received the
orders from the war department and
Gov. Scohcld sent message OF In"
tenor.
Maj. Charles Hunter Of Fond du Lac,
owing to Illness in his family. hl> ten
dcred his resignation. it j. said lie has
been connected with the National guard
great many years and was originally cap
tain of the Fond du Lac command.
Robert Brand, the prominent flute play
or of the band, is very low VITA typn"lI
fever His wife and father are here ju
assist in caring for him ut the division
hospital. Otherwise there seems Ia hr
imprOyCmcnt in the Wisconsin uatiru'-
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cases
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held in the early evening. followed hy Iii
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me ,l!l,n ol iIl'. I>,T,,~''I '' u, ,,,.T
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ne ihII'l h'lIyu u.h! -""i" "'N NJ.
buHH aIrtEIIIE i"I lii'l'i> III T1'''' -
men witnessed 1t with interest y" >H, "a
thlhG was or ever mas "''h necessary !"
these ranks.
Farmer Iput Trim of the l. DnH t!i Lac