The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-07
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BOYsIN CAMP c
OUT The | Il. CREEK.
This Week Are Thoroughly Enjoying
Themselves, Though the Most
Z Stringent Of &.
MILITARY REGULATIONS. RULE.
The cadets-Many Visitors sat the
camp-Address by Mr.. Brit sst:.
tingham on Sunday

FolmerS place, up DIE tfbrHeelltS
crock. has ASSUMED quite a military as
meet. The approach to the grounds is
guarded by a cadet with bayonet and
rife. All strangers are challenged and
no cadet can leave the enclosure with.
out the counterslgn and pass regu-
larly signed by the officer OF the day
and the commandment i, \ \,
Passing the sentinel the chnracteris-
Tic hustle OF military life is at once
manifest. The nine white tents, the
high flag staff with colors flying above,
the report OF muskets, the calf Of the
bugle and the commands of the officers
assure the visitor that the boys are
having a practical lesson in inll the de-
tails necessary for q modern military
camp, A cadet in attendance Is ever
ready, TO conduct visitors about the
camp and to point out the chieLplaces
OF interest. The officers have establish
ed their headquarters In the first tent.
Here, with Lieutenant Dent Us Judge,
court-martlal is held every morning at
S, and happy the cadet whose record for
the preceding cay is e'ear' lot inc suat Y
house looms up suspielous'y ~ IN .i'e e,s-
lance, and the guide relates in wills
per,how certain cadets paid the penalty
Of their transgressions.
Seven tents ar; ll.eeu WIZ" WIN tSots anu
used Tor sicepihB purposes. t ne t tai'l
on Monday nceessi'ased the asssths %
trenches which was zone IN true mn mn u
tary style. The fioor OF the tents re-
manned dry, which proves tnat every
precautlon has peen taken s. 10 r emu
the spot healthful ana pleasant AZ
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camp NOTES. Notes.
So far eight cadets have spent a por-
ton Of their time In the guard-house.
Prof. Hi tried his skill as q marks
man yesterday afternoon. ana succeed
ed In scoring IL,
The target is OF the regulation size
and the distance Is 100 YARDS. inc
highest possible score IS ..
Next sunday afternoon at : CLOCK
Rev. Jacob Brittinsnam, OF st. Luxe
Episcopal church, VIII hold services on
the grounds and VIII ado address the boys
The cadets making the highest scores
ut target practice yesterday, were as
follows: George Hayes. II; George
Caldwell, IA; Joe Handlan, Is; Ivan
Fawcett Is; Harland Jones. u.
Among the visitors Mt the camp yes
.terday were Mr. ana MIS-. ~ Z. Aoitat,
Mr.. and Mrs: {: =. van Fkeuren, MI
and Mrs. r. II. List, Mr.a Mrs. X. T.
sehusars. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Paul,
Mr.. and rs. Charles E. Harmon. Mr..
and Mrs, Alfred Caldwell, MIR. and Mrs'
Thomas; Dugnan, Mr. and Mrs. John
West. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes. Dr.. and
Mrs Fl. w. Etz. Mr.. and Mrs. Becker,
Miss Gussie Hearne, Miss Helen Smith,
Miss Helen Bradley, Miss Ethtyn Ew-
Ing, Miss Laura Nesbltt, Miss LYDIA
Paul, Miss Mary PAUL, Miss Mary
Hazlett, Miss Sarah Hazlett, Miss Gen.
eva Irwin. Miss Della Reilly. Miss Ret
ia Bow!in, Miss Hester Brady. Mrs.
Hazlett, Mrs Joseph S. Gibbs. Mrs. b.
w. Peterson Mrs. a, {. Whitaker Mrs.
Allen Wheat, Mrs, J. J. Holloway, Mrs.
William a. lsett' Mrs. o. !. Rhodes