The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-03

Company 4, have been removed from the
Third Division Hospital at Jacksonville to
the eonvalesceDt hospital at Fort McPher-
son, Ca Privates Inward Z. Patrick, &.
w Williams and Howard Peacock, of
Crothersville, and John II. Stewart, of
Scottsburg, all belonging to Battery b of
The First Artillery, now stationed at Hill
ton Head, s. c., were visiting friends in the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Indiana Volun-
teers the hrst four days of the past week.
Lieutenant Brunt, quartermaster for the
Observation-Disclosures has made
FequisitiOn for winter clothing-overcoats,
extra blankets, etc.-Whicn will De dispensed
10 the boys within the next lew days. the
band boys lost eight tents in the move from
Jacksonville.
There is a difference Of one hour in time
between Savannah and Jacksonville. A
handsome new quartermaster' building is
being erected. A requisition was made yes
teroay for two hundred barrels of lime for
The purpose of lining TIE swamps in the
neIghbOrhood of the Indiana regiment Pri-
Nate Elmer Sours, of Company T., returned
from Jemersonyille yesterday, where he
Went ten days ago on a sick furIough.
Charles Il. Rogers, of Company T., is suffer-
ing with an aiTiiLtiOn OF the eyes.
Corporal Elmer Thorp. of Company l., IS
one OF many in the observation-disclosures
11rst Regiment who has perfect record
and Is sincerely anxious to go to Cuba and
light his way into Havana If 1t becomes
necessary TO enter that city in such a man.
ner Private John X. Meadows, of Com
pany Il, has been appointed company cook
and now ranks as corporal. The following
arc among the general orders published this
From and after this date calls will be
sounded as f0iIoWs, VIZ: ReVellle, a. m;
assembly, 6:15 a. m; breakfast, $50 a. m;
SICK call, $50 a. m; fatigue call (police of
camp, a. M; inspection of quarters, 1880
a. m; guard mounting, first call 1855 a. m;
adgutants call, a. m. morning drill, first
cali, o.4U q. m assembly S:45 a. m; recall,
1O.i9 a. M: dinner, 1l:s5 q. m; adjutantS
call, p. m; officers call, 2 p m after
noon drill, first call. 2:55 D. M; assembly,
p m; recall 4:30 p. M; supper, p. M;
dress parade, first call, $3.50 p. M; adju-
lant 3 call, 5.4O p. M. retreat, p. m.
tattoo, Sis p. M; taps, $50 p. m
These calls will be sounded in each regi-
ment under direction of the regimental COM
mander. Church call will be sounded on
Sundays at such hour as the regimental
commander may designate.
1t is expected that the troops of this
command will be sent on service outside of
the United States at an early date, and
the intervening time at this camp must be
FULLY utilized to bring the military bearing,
appearance and instruction Of all officers
and men to the highest standard.
ION Saturdays drills and schools will be
suspended and inspection will be held in the
morning On Sundays all military duties
except guard and police Will be suspended
and divine services will be held in each regi-
ment by the chaplain. Division command
erS viii give and enforce the necessary in
structions for the police of camps under
their commands and the daily inspections
necessary to preserve proper cleanliness.
The sinks viii be on what is known as the
'dry-earth system, concerning which the
special instructions. The chief quartermas-
ter VIII make the necessary arrangements
Tor removal and disposal OF garbage, night
soil and other camp refuse. Pending the
completion of these arrangements pits will
be dug, for sinks and garbage will be
buried Il, e w