The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-05-07

Adjt s. II. Ldngdln, Second battalion,
Second regiment. Font dn I.ac-
Adjt Gustav niSch. Third battalion, Sec
and regiment, Marincttc.
Adjt f. B. Farr First battalion Third
regiment. Eau claire
Adjt. Louis Schalle. Second battalion.
Third regiment. Eau Claire.
Adjt II. ". Klopf, Third battalion, Third
regiment. Eau Claire.
The officers of the day at Camp Harvey
were:
Provost Marshal-Maj ]. E Kcrcheis.
Third regiment, La Crosse.
FIRST REGIMENT.
Officer Of the Day-Capt. 7. Wild. Go, L.
Officer of the Guard-Iicut. L. L. Cook,
Co. NJ.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Officer Of the Day-Capt. I. G. Carl, Co.
Officer Of the Guard-Lieut. NJ. s. Pccren,
boom, Co. G.
THIRD REGIMENT.
offcer of the Day-Capt. job" Turner,
Officer Of the Guard-Llcut. I. r. Becker,
Co. G..
Charles Zebcll. Go. II, Second regi-
ment, Manit0wOC. was in the hospital
suffering from neuralgia Of the stomach
Frank Lewis. Go. +. Third regiment
Portage, has been h"n"rahly discharged.
He Is i'll with consumption.
On account of closing iii the lines NOR,
closely restaurant i 70 h" allowed III
the grounds. II will be opened hy Joe
kalt and George Ncdtwig.
National guard officers are pleased with
Camp Harvey and say that it woulI h.
quite as good as Camp Douglas for tho
annual encampmcntS of the Wisconsin
regiments. but for one thing. The one
objection to the camping grounds at
State Fair park is its proximity to such
a large city ~ Milwaukee,.
The promise of the officers ut Camp
Harvey that military discipline would
be enforced with more severity was not
tluff and decidedly fewer Young men
wearing the blue were 10 he seen upon
the streets of Milwaukee, late yesterday
afternoon and during the evening than
at any time since tn" troops arrived in
Milwaukee, county
The number of recruits at camp with
out uniforms is between 90 and 1nn.
Transfer of the Commis.ary.
The first formal act Of the United
States toward taking possession OF
Camp Harvey will he in taking charge Of
the commisSary department. Lieut..
Caldwell. who is Capt Buck : commits -sarv
officer. has been ordered hy the war do
partment to take charge of the feeding
of the troops. He will assume the duty
OF distributing ratlonS just aS soon as
Col. D0yOn can even up his supplies and
get ready 10 turn the department over t.
him. which will probably be tomorrow.
Col. Doyon will remain here awhile t.
close up bis book and then return to
Madison. The colonel showed his >vS-
tem To Gov. foticld this afternoon. Tn,
governor Will now remain here until tn.
troops are mustered in. He is much in
tercsted in Mr.. Frick"'s insurance plans.
Weather predictions are now considered
important in camp.
Lieut.. Caldwell is the busiest man in
camp this afternoon. He is preparing L.
take hold of the quarteTmastpr's depart
ment aS well as the commiSsary. for the
United States. The surgeons in camp OK
pect to be examined III Milwaukee,.
Lieut.. Caldwell has ordered stoves for
the quarters to be used in examination
of the men here.
May Go to Washington.
1t is rumored in camp that the probable
destination of the Wisconsin troops is
Washington. u. G.. and that Senator
Spooncr is working to that end.
f.. +. BrOcShurg. Go. +. Second rrri-
ment. Oshkosh, has been given leave of
absence on account OF the serious illness
of his mother
Second Regiments New Band.
i. \. Iaffey, a Woli-ku0wn musician
at Oshkosh, has juSt received orders from
Camp Harvey to organic new band Of
twentyfOur pieces for the Second rngi-
ment. This iS tn take the place Of The
Arion band. which failed to accompany
the regiment To Milwaukee,