New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
CAMP THOMAS SOLDIERS.
.r,rp,,. GRANTS NEW COMMAND--oF'
r1CERs ON GENERAL FRANh :
not WEATHER FELT BY THE
MEN WHEN DRIlA.lN"'
tnr rr,rcp,ru TO TIE rhlhUNt'I

inv
......oog, Tenn July S-lnforih""'
80, ., haadounrters to-day that the SIM
anton has tccu anxiously awai''e =. -,
-. min go, away In about four o'' - "
,r.ser. srrancements are car'eu - 80 du.v
rrea.tck D. Grant Was To-Day "s -, pr,yade
he was placed II commah" u ,..,,r ~ the "a
Second Division Third Corps, .narsas Can
Kentucky 18th New-York ana ,.n n,s command.
aral 0rar, Is greatly pleased WIZ" '. ,,,s onn
et"' -" ,,o,oo NJ several and selected '"'S one
ne nov ,' C,., Chief OF the Signal corps Oh 'ne
80. ,,,1 arrive tonight. ana WI" y, Va. -,
:, Mt Glossford tomorrow W. ~ ,.
80, tho regular Signal corps ~. o...
r,or.s are being suHeessiu"s -, =, ,ho ave-,
mons ,one Nearly one thousand OF IN" "hes'
IS IN me aaons arrived at Camp Thomas TO-
aHlo .hn factory They are being diVideo
0"' 81. different hospital corps uenc'ai h''oNe
Co. uoorn,ng issued an order 10 equip .'e '''r..'
.N' .'r,sn,s OF the First ana Inro NorPs Inns
-. aone Immediately. and Cuar'ern'as'e' Ice
WI" ,.dv begun supplying reauisiuohs from
.o.,ol commanders who are not yet eduipPeu'
MORE RIFLES DISTRIBUTED.
- rso,,,snts were supplied with rifles
.'Sav. sth New-York. 800: LIST Pennsylvania sou
.o' us,y.r,a ard LIST South Carolina. l2Io Two
10 ., medicine chests. instruments ana nos
49,, sunnlies arrived yesterday and are oei''s us
.r,,sd nv Major Hartsuf 10 DIVISION hosPi'as w.
49, These articles aid not arrive any 700 soV'
49, ,,s supp!,-s Of medicines were greater ina" 'o
...oro r,odations furnished for them. Every o"9
medicines and other iieu'O"'
Tampa from mere 49, r,.,,.n
-. Tvon OF the "a Artillery. who vii continue 10
20 as ore OF his ades-de-camp The s'a'' a. o'>'
Ia, Headquarters Will remain the Same "ei''"
ran. has .ssued no orders To-Day So'o"o' '
nav,s Will Re Adjutsnt-General on the stan VI oe.'
ava, Frank He has been relieved from iu' 'hei ous
on the staff o. General Miles and ordered 10 iepo''
:. Cb,,kanauga at once where he will rrooaoiy ar
Two early next week Colonel Davis was loiihei
can,ain IN the Sd Artillery. He was recently ap-
o,,,ed an assistant adjutant-genera IN the VOL
u,,as- army with the rank Of lieutenant-coiohei'
-o,onAl wheeler Is serving his first day To-Day
80 chile. cuarterrnaster OF the First corps haV.hs
haan relieved Of the same duties IN the nv
Corps Captain Leo Plains, OF Coio"ei
100, g., under telesraphic Instructions to report LOT
duty at at St PAU. ~ 1,.ua.e
The attorney for the parents Of Private Wa''aee
=. Tho s,b Massachusetts, Infantry. have taken an
o,ber stem toward testing the legality OF the pos
.,us,n,ent Judge Clark refused writ OF haoeas
co-nus directed against Colonel Pew on 'he s'o"'0
,ha, the colonel was not the highest oi'ioe' IA
authority and could not be held responsive io' ,"s
s,o,,,on ~ the boz The attorney has now Hieo
,r,,,o,,on IN the Federal Court Of Atlanta
Judge Newman presiding. making Coioiel
ga General Brooke co-defendants and cilihg 'he'i
% show carse why the private is detained. 'uuse
Newman has granted the apphcauoh' anu so' ..e
hearing for 10 o'clock tomorrow morh''is ="
lanta Young Wallace wishes TO remain II. w w
Army. and it is claimed he represented ina. ".'
No rents had no objections when ne enlisted Ihey'
on the other hand. say they never gave theo seI
sent that according 70 law Tr'e cam Se emu
isl ed Should the decision go AGAINST me Ar nr!s
there might be considerable CONFUSION IN , should
ssa az 70 take advantage OF the situation.
PRACTICE MARCHES FOR CAVALRY.
lang nracace marches are taking place every
a,y IN camp To-day at sun-up Troops and r OF
tho 1st Illinois Cavalry. under Captain Osesos'
left Camp Thomas for Lookout Mountain i"ey
marched through the country for many iiii'e' "u
sscended the rugged mountein heights' aiohs '"o
same paths where Fighting Joe" Hooker Went IN
the. memorable battle above the CLOUDS lheS TO-
,urned Tonight Tomorrow the paymasters start
for Tampa. They have accomplished their WORK as
only trained men could perform It, ana "ehe'"i
Brooke has highly complimented the omcers upon
their promptness and dispatch.
I1he thermometer up as high as loS this ai'er-
roon at CAMP but the heat was fouo"en oF d
,eaxv rein and thunder storm. Skrmsh dr'hs ana
sharpshoo,ing practice has been gone throueh
with In some OF the Western regiments to-uay'
Over three hundred OF exhaustion occurred IN
the ranks OF the soldiers at drill during the oay
The men with careful medical attention. rapidly
r.cover from the effects Of the heat, and are all
the better hardened for the work Tho big KICK
raised by a number OF the regimental commanders
.ar ,be ioh Iot OF inferior shoes Issued severa!
weeks agc has been heard and the regiments are
ali being supplied with the regulation hail-orosa"
pattern calfsk!n shoes. ...h,.
The are strong. serviceabe and comfortanle.
Nj Corarnuenf has ordered $4,000 worth OF shoes
80, 6, Louis concern TO be delivered as quick
~ as possible and most Of them VIII come to Camp
Thomas The report for June Of the Chattanooga
pos,ofYlce shows that It's business has been IN.
creased Just five times the usual SIZE Tbs lbs, os
course does not include any OF the camp Ihonas
mail matter but only for the city proper Advices
have been received that special tram or SIX
sr~iye IN Chattanooga tonight, bound FOR Cnicka-
:nauga Major Charles Allison. OF Knoxville Ienii,,
a cousin OF President Mckinley, has been ordered
70 repor, to General Brooke at Chickamau9a. He
VIII have charge Of the organization OF an engl-
neer corps