The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-23
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ed In enough mud 10 completely stop up
the end of, the gun barrel. ,Sii'
The concerts at the y, NJ G. A. az Tho
Second Ohio, on Wednesday evening,
have become very popular with inc
soldiers and The tent Is always crowded
III Is understood that there viii, DO no
tnrget practice while we are encamned
mere; On account OF the large number OF
people here. which makes II unsafe,
captain Davis Inspected the regiment
last week and compllmented a number
OF the commanders on the appearance
them. : STF'F'' rs = 2 - =
Chaplain Arbethnot was severely
hurt a few days ago BY being thrown
All OF the cases OF sickness which
require careful attention. have been 70
moved 10 the division hospital, where
they are better prepared to take care OF
thin. Private Richard was taken there
this morning. Y M h. m
The comrades in tent No, z, OF Com
pany NJ have purchased camera and
the. West Virginia girls will now be
flooded With pictures OF their soldier
loves. 'a5f 49, h 49,, IN ~ 5-'a '5.- .ft.i f
Several soldiers OF this division have
been courtmartlaled for sleeping while
on duty, and were sentenced 10 from
three to SIX months at hard labor un-
der, theft reglmcntal officers.
Lieutenant Hooteu, OF Company NJ,
has been detailed as ,Quartermaster In
the place OF Lieutenant Taylor, OF Com.
pany X, who has been relieved. M.
Several Interesting ball games were
played between different regiments OF
the second division yesterday. Among
them was our. regiment, whose team
was defeated to the tune OF to Il by
the Indiana regiment. West Virginia
is booked to play one OF the Minnesota
regiments next Sunday. Illinois beat
Wisconsin in a game. by score OF Z to
II. 3F'1l y. =
@. Spiker. Of Urlchsville, o., was Wis.,
ting friends In our regiment yesterday.
He expects to engage In the photo.
graphing business while we are en-.
camped here. ne y v,
Trumpeter Stultz was out In battalion
drill last week for the first time. & He
showed his ability Us a rough rider by.
causing his fine steed to do the flourish
act to the queens taste.
]. G. Buchfleld, of Baden, O., and a
member OF Company i, broke his collar
bone by falling from a bicycle. at Hum
tington. W. Va..f while on his way TO
join his company here. IN
Captain Kirker and wife and Camden
Lewis. all OF Charleston. W. Va, were
the guests OF. officers OF the first battal-
Ion yesterday. ~ 5.=1s.5
Sergeant Parkinson. Corporal McGill
and Privates Fry and Wagner Pretty
man took In the scenery on Lookout
Mountain Sunday.
is Walter Sweeney is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Judd. at Chattanooga. to-day.
E. Savage was the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vance, at Chatta-
noosn, Saturday. Mr.. Vance has one Of
the most beautiful homes In Chatta-
nooga 1t Is situated on n. bluff over
looking the Tennessee river and at the
exact point where Bushnell's battery
stood during the battle OF Chattanooga.
The house Is built OF large boulders, all
OF which came from the top OF Lookout
Mountain. Mr. Vance has in his possess
sion one OF the most Interesting relics
ct the war, have yet seen. It Is a
large limb OF a tree that is completely
filled with pieces Of shells. grape shot
and minnie balls. He says the relic was
taken from the battlefield OF Chicka-
manga several years ago. C. E. E.