Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-01
M MORE ORDERS 70 MOVE.
Disappointment Among Regiments
That Think They Are Ready.

The Eight Regiments Selected Will
Be Moved To-Day and To-Mor-
row Four Go This Morning and
-Four More Tomorrow Morning.
Orders Issued to Recruit All
Regiments Upt to Their Full Quote.
will Take Forty Thousand Men.
Paw Day for the Boys in Camp.
A Review That Created Great
Enthusiasm Among the Officers.
Chickamauga National Park, Ca,
Nav 3l-Much to the disappointment
Of number of volunteer regiments
here who think they are ready to go to
the front, no orders were received for
the movement of any commands addi-
tiolaI to those mentioned yesterday.
The Southern and the Western & At
lantic railroads were instructed to-day
10 move four regiments, two each, to-
morrow morning.
In accordance with this order the fol-
lowing regiments have been designated
to move tomorrow:
First District of Columbia 18TH In
diana, Second New York and the First
Chic infantry.
The Fifth Maryland, Sixty-ninth
New York, Third Pennsylvania and the
First Illinois will leave Thursday morn
ing Orders have been issued and are
expected tomorrow from Washington,
that ali regiments of volunteers must
be recruited to the full strength of 1907
officers and men. and the recruiting Off
GERS are to be detailed at once to Sc
cure these recruits. These recruits will
absorb nearly 10000 of the Presidents
Second call for volunteers.
Inspector General Breckenridge this
morning reviewed the Third division of
the first corps, and the afternoon was
devoted to regimental and Brigade in
sDection of the same division The di-
vision presented at review a more sat
iaactory appearance than either the
First or Second, inasmuch as the regi-
ments in the Third division have more
generally been equipped and uniformed
than the others.
A SINGLE LINE WAS FORMED
extending for nearly mile just south
east Of the Kelly field. The columns
we're then formed by tours, then fol-
lowed quickly regimental platoons in
line BY companies, the division adj
vancing thus, 5000 men with flags fly
Ing ana bands playing TO the reviewing
stand. 1t was a sight that warmed up
the martial spirit of the old warriors
who witnessed it and one Of the officers
N the enthusiasm of the moment said:
No nation on earth could make such
showing in thirty days time"
The Nebraska, Pennsylvania and
Ohio regiments to-day received their
pay from their respective States for
The time they were in camp prior to
being mustered into the government
service. The amount paid the Pennsyl-
yania troops is about $4,000, the pay
roll OF the Ohio troops amounting to
about 100000 Whine the Nebraskans
only received $500. The West Vir-
glnia and che regiment of Illinois
troops are to be paid this week, the
Total pay rolls amounting to about
100000.
Col. Bills, of the Second Nebraska,
was to-day appointed provisional brig
aaler Of the Third division of the First
corps.
Major Mckee, of the Ninth Pennsyl-
vanla, was thrown from his horse to-
day and received serious injury. Two
lids We're broken and he suffered other
painful
BRUISES AND COMMISSIONS.
George Schwarts, private of Company
> Fourth Pennsylvania, of Allentown,
iiea at the division hospital to-day
lhe cause Of death was pneumonia.
2enWartzs brother was with him, and
ne remains Will be taken dome to-
light for interment.
AN Incident Of the arrival of the First
MISSISSIPPI infantry created consider
i5-e enthusiasm. When their trains
arrived at the Central depot there were
several hundred of the Northern and
western volunteers there waiting for
He park trains. TIE Southerners got
'oO CT The train and gave their North
IN comrades the rebel yell,' by way
u assuring them that they were ready
q hsht with them to the last ditch.
inc First Ohio cavalry to-day re-
,t"ed their full complement Of uni
.olmS brides, saddles, etc. They have
.eealyed only part of their horses. 1t
SaS announced to-day that by Monday
,4ey viii be fully equipped, including
-oses and arms.
Inc First cavalry Illinois volunteers
a,llFed tonight at Chattanooga at $50
OVock, and will remain in their cars
N.Y. Al@ht on tie barracks siding. Col.
~ lIung is in command.
me arrival of the First illinois COM
StVtS the cavalry brigade here, the 9TH
lWo being the First Ohio and Col.
1issDys cowboy regiment. The brig
~ 1asf % command has not yet been as