The age-herald., 1898-06-01
FOUR REGIMENTS
 COMING SOUTH Chickamauga Troops Will Be Stationed at Seacoast Towns. ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED That All Regiments Be Recruited Up to the Maximum of i,3O7 Officers and Men
 This Will Absorb 10000
 of the Second Call.
 
ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED

Chickamauga National Park May s1.- Much to the disappointment of a 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 additional to those ment oned yesterday. The Southern and Western and Atlantic roads were instructed today to move four regiments, two each, tomorrow morning. In accordance with this order the following regiments have been desig- mated to move. First District of Columbia, 1O7th Indiana, Second New York and First Ohio infantry.
 The Fifth Maryland, Sixty-ninih New York, Third Pennsylvania and the flrst Illinozs will leave Thursday morning The troo0a gre to be embarked directly aboard the cars of the transporting railroads at Rossville and Ringgold. Orders have been issued and are expected tomorrow rom Washington that all regiments be recruited to the full strength of 1907 officers and men, and recruiting officers to be detailed at once to secure these recruits. Inese recI uits will absorb nearly forty thousand of the presidents second call Tor lun- teers.
 Inspector General Breckinrsdge th morning reviewed the Third division or ,he first corps. The division presented more satisfaotorv appearance than e ther the first or second, inasmuch as the regiments in the third division have more genera " been equipped and uniformed than lho others. The Second Nebraska, the fenn- sylvania and Ohio regiments today receiV ed their pay from their respective states for the time they were in camp, prior to h ing mustered into the government ser vice The amount paid the Pennsyivania troops is about $90 900, the pay roll Of the Ohio troops amounts to about $l5o.ooo' whlie the Nebraskans only received $S,soo.
 Provisional Brigadier
 Colonel Bills, of the Second Nebraska, was today appointed provisional prlgaoier of the third division of the hrst corps.
 Maioy Mckee. of the Ninth Pennsylvania, was thrown from his horse today ana re- ceived serious injuries. TWO rips were ', broken and he suffered other palnfui bruises and contusions.
 Forty cars of provisions were received at the Chattanooga supply depot today ana fifteen cars of equipments or 'afiouS kinds were reported on the sldlngs.
 Major Nye in charge of the depot com- missary at Chattanooga, received oruers pro IFS today to ship at once to Tampa 1oa'Vo' hounds of bacon and other food stuffs In proportion.
 Geo Schwartz, private, Company D.. Fourth Pennsylvania, of Allentown, dled at the division hospital today. The cause of death was pneumonia
 The First Mississippi infantry arrived today over the Memphis division of the Southern railroad, three sections Of twenty cars each 1000 officers and men. The reg iment is in command of Colonel Geo. Go- van an ex-confederate veteran Who won distinction in the civil war for courage and daring; Lieutenant Colonel H. 0. Will jams; Majors George l.. Donald and D. r. Porter, and Adjutant Lieutenant Geo. 5. Yerger An incident of the arrival of the Missis- sippians created considerable enthusiasm when their trains arrived at the Central denot there were several of the northern and western volunteers there waiting TOT the park trains. The southerners got out of the train and gave their northern com rades the "rebel yell'' by way of assuring them that they were ready to fight with them to the last ditch.
 Rendered to the Government
 Iieutenat Colonel Nicholas Senn, the dis tinguished surgeon and assistant surgeon
 general of the volunteer army, stated to- day that it was true the Chickamauga (Crawfish Springs) Park hotel had been
 purchased and rendered to the government for a hospital but pending its acceptance or reaction by the government, he declined to state who had purchased it. The prop erty is admirably adapted to the purpose
  it would prove an ideal place for caring for the sick of the volunteer army. Third Vice-President and General Mana ger Frank S. Cannon, of the Southern rail- way and other officials of the road were here today in conference with s. w. Divine president of the Chattanooga Transit com- pany with view of completing lines Of the | latter company from Rossville to Chicka- mauga park. The Southern railroad owns the tracks of the Rapid Transit company. the latter having only leased right to run passenger trains over the same. It Is stated that the Southern will build the extension, reserving the right to haul all the freight that may be sent over the line | to tn park and giving the Rapid Transit company the passenger rights The com pletion of this line would give the army another line for getting away speedily | in case of hurry orders."
 It Is also stated that the Western and Atlantic railroad authorities have complet- ed a survey from Chicamauga, Tenn, a station on their line, to Chickamauga park | and that they will extend a spur of their road to the park>so as to more conveniently and speedily handle troops consigned to | their road to and from Camp Thomas The First Ohio cavalry today received their full complement of uniforms, brides, saddles, etc.
 The arrival of the First Illinois completes the cavalry brigade here. the other two be- ing the First Ohio and Colonel Grigsbys cowboy regiment. The brlgadier to com mand has not yet been assigned