Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-07
Msrshallltown TO be Well Repre-,
scented at Cedar Rapids During
the Coming Week
Company b and the Forty.ninth
Regiment Band 10 go to the
ELcampment Wednesday.
p G. Pierce Running Team Going
After tournament Prizes Per.
sonnet Of the Team.

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sonnet of the Team.
Marshalltown will be exceedingly,
well represented at Cedar Rapids for
the next week. when the members of
Company H, Forty-ninth Iowa, and the
Forty ninth band will be in attendance
at the annual encampment. and the +.
Ct. Pierce running team and seventy
five or 100 members of the department. /
will be in attendance at the tourna-
ment of the Iowa State Firemen's AS
ISOLATION.
Company II and the regimental band
of this city will go to-. the Rapids
"Wednesday morning by way of the
Northwestern. The company Will as
semble at the armory at a. m. and
departgon No. IA at 9:35. The company
will be in command of First Lieut..
Bruce Moffatt, OWN gto the absence of
Capt. Aldrich in Alaska. It is expected
that forty members will participate in
the hard work of camp life and that the |
band will have twentv-four men on
duty. Three special coaches will be at
the disposal of the Marshalltown SOL
diers-one for the company, one fol-, the
band and a baggage coach for the
clothing and camp fixtures. The
militiamen will return ON Wednesday,
the 18th,
1t has been suggested thai in view of
1.-The fact that the veterans of the Span
ish- American war have not had a re-
union since they We're mustered out
Col. Bows might be prevailed upon to
extend the length OF the encampment
lone day, making August l6 reunion
day This is being done in all the
lothers regiments. With the consent of
l.Adjutant General Byers. All the sol
der boys who Vert down to Jackson
lSville, Savannah and Havana and who
| are not now members of the regiment
lare cordially invited to visit the camp
4 at any tine. and they will ne specially
INVITED here on the day of the reunion,
1 which viii wind up with big camp fire
| the speeches, music. etc.
official orders for the general en-
campment have been issued by Col. w.
Ct. Do%s. This gathering Is not to be a
social Junction, but is for doWn-risht
lizard work, as The general daily pro-
A gram uttests. The general orders will
state what the routine o. each day will
4 be, showing that the soldiers Will have
5llitt,c time for play. Their are many
men In the re iment. all of whom viii
slprofit greatly By the drills and the
knowledge that they. Will gain Of mili-
st8tprys rules and ,actics.
Il The following is a copy OF the orders
y lust issued. ST
Il HeaGqunrters. Forty-ninth Regiment.
Iowa National Guard, Cedar Rapids.
q Ia. .Ausust8l, 1900. General order
4, No. s.
i Il Pursuant to general orders No. Is.
{. dated adjutilnt generals office. Dies
!. sAloines, June 25. 129n ard special order
4 No. So. dated August 8. 1900, the en-
!. campmeEt Of this rs giment vi II be held
\ Tat Cedar Rapids from August Sth to
. August 18th. inclusive.
2 The name of the camp Will be
Emp Kellogg in honor of the late
I, irst Lieutenant Guy Kellogg. Forty
.iIninth iowa United States volunteers
: .Nho gave his life for his country and
4 the flag.
8. Companies will travel in heavy
!. marching orders The uniforms furnish
q cd by the state must BIZ Worn en- route
J. t., and from camp, during the drills
: Eand on ceremonies. ONercoats Should
4 be brought. Khaki uniforms may be
: Worn off duty. The taking of cisizen's
clothes to camp is strictly prohibited.
!. 4. All officers Will provide themselve.
& with cots, bedding, etc. Nocamp furni-
!. sture Will be furnished
+ s. AS this is the first encampment OF
4 1.-The regiment since its return from thu
!. volunteer service. "a cordial Invitation
]. lis hereby extended to all who 8.wer,
+. members Of the Forty-ninth lowe
j. United states Volunteers to visit tn,
-. camp.
6. Unless otherwise ordered. the fol
flowing Gaily routine will be observed
First call, 55:15 a. M
Revetl1e $50 a. nj.
Assembly and roll CALI 5:35 a. M
First call for church assembly, so
a. m.
Church, 50 a. nj.
First cali tbrcakfast). Go a. IN.
Mess call. s:l5 il. m.
Fatigue call. GAS a. m.
Sick call, 100 a. m.
First ssrgeant's call, Ills a. M.
Guard mount. . As a. m.
Assembly. 7::,0 a. IN.
4 Adjutant's call. s: 90 a. m.
Frs call ldrill), $50 a. m.
First ca and assembly. $3.50 a. m.
8 Adjutsrt's call 900 a. m.
Recall l1:o05a. IN.
First call. dinner, ll:55 a. m.
Mess call - m.
E Officers call. LIS p. m.
81 First call. ldrilD. 80 p.s M
Drill and assembly. :55 p. m