The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
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POSITIONS.
Squadrons Of Cavalry Bivouacked
Throughout the Man
ocuvre Zone.
ENTERTAINMENT OF Of GUESTS ] {:
Governors Of States and Repre-
scntativcs Of Foreign Nations
Will be Present.
mo 4 .socIa,ed 1,ress.)

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y CORPS HEADQUARTERS, Il GAINES; GAME ~
VILE, VA. september - s1uadror1s OF
cavalry are bivouacked tonight through
out the ranoenvre zone. The search /
for position is growing keen, and both
The s Seventh Cavalry at Thoroughfare.
i who are to bcga part of the Brown
army In the nanocuvrcs, and the Eff
tcenti at Manassas. W no are to wear tho
Blue are remaining away from camp
that they may have the benefit Of the
entire day tomorrow in their studies Of
,tl,c country. g3
At conference In General Corbins
tent to-day, 4participat ted In by both dis
vision commanders. Grant and Bell. and
the four brigade commanders OF each di-
vision. Colonel Wagner, chief umpire. and
Il General Corbins stan officers, all opel,
questions were settled.
The conference revealed the keenness
with which tho opposing commanders
arc entering into the spirit OF the game
Both wanted 10 know the minute they
Il viii be allowed to move when the first
problem Is declared on. The time was
fixed at midnight Of the fifth. and there
IS no doubt that daylight on the sixth,
will not be waited for by either COM
mander. # SB NJ ~ ;s
No Declaration Of Victory.
$s5 There ii to be no declaration OF victory
by Colonel Wagner, the chief umpire.
The result OF the days operation are to-
4 bc summed %up by the ,irnplres as accu-
Z. "a tely as possible and q statement made
giving the disposition and use OF forces
made by each sid 7 his 81 as snea r a de-
Termination OF a military cont test as is
+ practlca BILE where blank cartridges are
i used instead ii OF lead !. The resident of
y the manoeuVre zone are to be protected
4 during the actual manoeuvres By guards
81 they so desire Some requests have
a been made 10 this end especially for the
protection OF live stock In the event OF
stne cutting down OF fences for cavalry
charges or to ga rtillery positions.
n The commercial telephone and telegraph
wires are not to- be llsed for 81 trans
mission Of information byseither side. the
supposltions being that in actual war
4 fare, these means OF Ecommunicat ton Will
be destroyed rs &.
@ During the manoeuvres, General Corbin5
IS to entertain the military representa-
stives% OF seven governments at 5headnuar-,
g5ters camp. the Governors OF eight stntesE
aud other 81 stinguished guests. lis camp
y has been arranged with Ibis end IN view
& and although the accommodations are;
y simple as those OF the army on GERS in
lie field, here will be no lack of tho
3 necessities OF life. The moss provided
4 furnishes substantial food. but not OF
fancy variety. Each guest Will have Il
tent, in VIII ich, has been placed a small
Iron bed. n a chair and a tent table with
u bucket. wa h Eastman lineup. There Is
y plenty OF wat ter and a long row OF she'd
4 ding with a 4 wa main running over;
head. constitutes q number OF shower
baths. The military attaches will ~
Il rive September 6th. They are Colonel
& Monte Verde Spanish; Colonel aspopoff,
Russian: Colonel Foster and Major Will
q lIams. English: Colonel Alta Mira. Next
can: Colonel Aziz Bey. Turkish; MnInr
Won E,zel, G ernan. and Captain Four
4 nIer, French.
Governors of the. following States wi
q be visitors 20 General corbin's camp dur
s ing some portion at least Of the fmanoe,.-
syrcs: Connecticut. Massachusetts,, West
Virginia, Georgia. Vermont. ss Maryland,
South Carolina and New Jersey. Each
u Governor will be accompanied by two
aides &,