The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-23

cruiser. WHO were oa their way 20 JOIN
Admiral Dewey. Flags wire waved aa9
the cheering continued uadi the ship was
oGt OF sight The Charleston responded 20
tire greeting ~ blowing her steam siren
and plunged into the Pacsfie and GU. u
sight at nfteen-knot gait.
Then the soldiers went hack - camp ard
made rsafy for Inspection and caarch-
Services were he'd by the different reg
msnts on the siogang hlEs.ss a. one side
CT the camp. The men STOOD a. place
rest" and listened 70 the patriotic utter
ances OF their respective cAapialns
Al the conclusion % the religious service
the various regiments marched Ia rev.sw.
each headed BY sts hand. The reviewing
officer. Aia1. Gen. Otis yas highly PLEASED
AZ the soidtsriy bearing % the troops ard
conlplifneDted them upon their proficiency
In the evolutsons ami tactics. Daring
the baisnee o. the day, the camp OF TIE
First regiment szs gene Of activity.
Tie regiment has been ordered 20 break
camp ard marin 10 the steamer Picking a
O'clock tomorrow morning and officers
final preparations. during tbs day tae
Utah boys marched 20 their camp loaded
on the ship ard in the morning the tents
VIII 20 down together and viii be carte4
to the transport vessel
This morning supply of late models
sErir zfieid rifles arrived and The men OF
the First regiment were provided with
new ores in place Of their old time
Isusksts.
The Utah troops arrived "a. noon and
marched Gut to Fort Richmond They
we're cordially greeted by the tiresess
WORKERS Of the Red Cross society and the
esah boys marched 10 their cnap loaded
with flowers and good things 10 eat.
IN spite OF the crowds at the Preside.
Fort Richmond was neglected.. Thoussnds
OF people visited tie grounds. where the
Colorado. Nebraska. Kansas ard Wya-
Ming soldiers are ia camp. and We'd with
each other In expressions of hospitality.
From a sanitary point Of view, Fort Rich
mend Il preferable to the Preside carno
grounds. Although quite d nunoer Of
men responded 70 sex cali this morning.
there was nothing more serious than a
cold In the head 10 Ia treated. All The sa,-
diers are impatient to start for Mania.
and their arder does no; seen. 10 be abat-
Ell by she hard Work Of camp life. Drlu-
Ing at hoih camps Is almost i7sces<ant.
and more willing lot CT soldiers " as new
err seen
a. pei Ma
Tae city Of Pe&ins may Sc. away by
tomorrow night. bat probably viii not
start before Tuesday. The coast defense
vessel Monterey is TOW lying In the stream
and wili be ready TO start as soon as sac
receives a supply Of coal. By carrying .
deck load OF coal the Monterey can reach
Honolulu. bat ffem that point to Manila
she VIII have 10 be- accompanied hy = co.,
iieF. or else be taken In t0w By oae Of the
transport steamers. The steamers city
q Sydney aud Australia may possibly BE
ready 10 SAL on Tuesday. and laege is
come talk Of having ;hefn 40 vita the Pc
king. bat il Is probable tha. the original
plan viii be adhered 10. and that each OK
the ships w.ll sal as soon as ready. with
out waiting fer any ns the Others.
Today's arrivals 81 troops included two
bsstalioas Of the First regiment OF Idaho
volunteer. They we're received by the IA
dies OF the nea Cross Society. Many q
the men bad no uniforms. some Of them
gTre poorly dressed bat ali q them look
ed wei. The fast 10 tAat ba, two COM
panles of the elgat. that is TO say. lss men
cut Of So, we're fully equipped. aud only
about 2lo have Springfield r.fcs. tie 9th
efs heiug unarmed. san. though shori az
iae oatward visible signs 81 the s0lasery,
they have l!saty % tents j seod supply
Of blankets and enough "a eat BEFORE
ir''z.ccA.tnS 70 Camp Richmond the s8ea wero
presented Win fratl sa1 flowers galore
ttah's crack Companies
Tonight thers are 1855 enlisted soldiers
IN this ely Whea the FIRST en8askatton
takes place. Tomorrow morning st IS not
l.aely that tbs number Of soldiers wl.hla
she city val exceed the pfesegi total
The Utah men, who arrived IN town ~
noon. presented aa almost jauuty appear
aaoe a. they marched "a tAeir camping
grounds There wers two batteries. \ ard
H. under command Of Carg. II. W. Young
ex-ileatenAnt Ia the regular army. AID
Capt. T. \. Grant. TIE members of thess
two batteries. lhs only Lgh: artillery or-
dergd % form a part OF the Philippine
army ot occupation, are a particularly fine
10; 81 mon They are wei equipped large
!y on; of their own pockets. II the ranks
are men. the representatives of Cornell Ia
"a intercollegiate debate Win TIE Unl-
vsrs,ty q Pennsylvania. two practiclng
physicians ara :hF1e pracslc-ng lawyers.
The TWO companies brought with them
eight 2--lneh s1aed asl3 guns q he laies;
meTisi. 81 necessary ,entase ard camp oa;-
IL.
THE Pennsylvania volunteers are expect
Cd 10 arrive here tomorrow morning.
MARCHING ORDERS GIVEN.