The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-16

ment Of the Lakes with headquarters az
Chicago, was chosen.
These oficers have been ordered TO
take with them 20 their new commanos
their entire staff OF officers and quar-,
ter-master. The latter. however, WIN
presumably proceed 10 their respective
assignments for the purpose OF making
all necessary arrangements Tor camp
grounds and many other arrangements
Incidental to the presence OF an army
IL Is expected that short notice adVer-
tisements inviting proposals ior all ea''ip
accessories and grounds Will be issued ~
the local newspapers with view TO nave
everything I'm readiness for the army
when 10 arrives. o. ,,.
The command OF the army VII devolve
upon Major-General Nelson a. MI ;, VIZ VIZ
OF the Government. His temporary heau-
quarters Il is said, probably VIII be Az
lanta. where General Graham, VINO has
command Of the Department or the Gull
IS now located. General Miles, pernamee, ,,,,,,,
headquarters will depend entirely upon
the exigencies OF the situation ana tAe
developments Of the campaign. re VIII
leave the city soon for his new duties
PRESENT LOCATIONS.
The following are the present stations
and commanders OF the cavalry, aruleLy
and infantry regiments ordered 10 tne
south according TO the latest army IL
FIrst cavalry Fort Riley. Kansas COL
onoI A. Is. Arnold Second Cavalry, Fort
Wmgatc New Mexico. Colonel u. u
Hunt. Third Cavalry. Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont, Colonel $. B. VI. Young Skth
Cavalry. Fort Myer Virginia. Coionel .
: Sumner; Ninth cavalry, ForI h9pii1so,'' 80,
Nebraska. Colonel ID. Perry Tenth CaN,,
airy. Fort Assinnaboine, Montana CORONER
g.. v. Henry. ,,, ~
The artillery regiments. from which the
light batteries are to 20 South are 10
''siu Ftrst 40 sggiilvans Island, South Caro-
lima. Lieutenant-COlOncl j. IS. kaWles
second Fort Adams Rhode Island, COL
onol A. &. NJ. Pennington, Third, Anger
Island. California, Colonel NJ. +. Ml.ieT :
Fourth. Washington j. c., Colonel +. l..
Guenther; Fifth. Fort Hamilton, Ne"
York. Colonel j. /. Rodgers.
First Infantry, Preside. san FRANCISCO
Colonel Miles: Second. Fort keough, Mon
tana. Colonel J. g. Bates; ThIrd' + or. OF.
Smelling. Minnesota. Colonel j. II. rage
Fourth Fort Sheridan. Illinois, Coionel
r. a. Haley; Fifth. Fort McFherson
Georgia. Colonel II. g. Cook; skin, fott
Thomas. Kentucky Colonel NJ. A, Cocn
ran. seventh Fort Logan, Colorado. Col
oueI d. w. Benham. Eighth. Fort ID. A.
Russell Wyoming Colonel j. j. van
Horn: Ninth. Madison barracks, New
York. Colonel n. W. Powell; Tenth. Fort
Feno. oklahoma, colonel T. IlerSol,,
Colonel T. ID. Russy: Twelfth, Fort Mo-
hrara. Nebraska. Colonel J. y. Andrews:
thirteenth Fort Port New York. Colonel
:. n. smith. sixteenth. Fort sherman
Idaho. Colonel r. 4. Theaker: Seven,
teenth. Columbus barracks Ohio. Colonel
J. s. Poland. Eighteenth. Fort Bllss
Texas. Colonel H. Van Nalzah. Nine
teonth Fort Wayne. Michigan. Colonel >
snyder. Twentieth. Fort Levenworth H.
Kansas. Colonel i. Klein; Twenty-secohd
a
Wlckon. Twenty-third. Fort Clark. Texas
Colonel S Ovorshine. Twen'v-fourth'
Fort Douglas. Titan. Colonel j. f. Kent.
Three regiments ~ infantry and tour
OF cavalry are not included TN the mooil-
cation orders for me reason th9t they
grs either a great distance from the cen
tre of operations. are needed IN the sec-
tions Of the country I'm which theN are
located. or are already IN a location whef'
they can readily bc summoned