The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-15
MILITARY TO MOVE.
Second and Third Reg
iments at WrightsviIIe.
The Soldiers Leave Home Next Thurs.
day and Spend a Week in
Camp Life at the Sea-
side.

The Sscond and Third Regiments
begin six days of Camp life at
| Wrighrsville on next Thursday, July
| Goth, and will remain there until the
following Wednesday the 26th of Ju-
| ly.
During the week, probably on Sat
| urday, the 22nd, the soldiers will be
| reviewed by Governor Glenn and MS
staff. He is to so to WrightsVllle on
the 21st and will spend three days
at Wilmington and with the military
at Wrghtsville.
| The order for the movement of
the companies of the second and
third regiments were issued yesterday
| by General Francis ID. Macon, QUAR-
termaster General and with these
| other instructions to be followed.
! Camp eqippage and all quartermaS-
ter supplies will be issued by Major
| Ivey Foreman. assistant Quartermas-
| ter General in full to the regimental
Quartermasters for distribution and it
/ permanent issue of blankets Will be
made. Floors will not be furnished
for tents. and officers and men are
| urged TO provide themselves with cots
| these to be transported without cost.
One civilian cook will be allowed
| each headquarters company, Dand
and battery mess, to be transported IN
baggage cars. Ice, fuel lime and
necessary supplies will be furnished
The transportation will be secured
for all companies from the Quarter
master General.
zone of the objects in bringing the
military into camp is to acquaint them
not only with field and camp instruc-
tions, but also to imDart a knowledge
of the work of administration, fea-
ture OF which is the subsistence OF
troops, which involves the receipt
of stores and property and the proper
disposition OF accounting, therefor"
Supplies will be issued by Lieuten-
ant Colonel w. f.. Gary, Assistant
Quartermaster General in built to the
Regimental Commissaries of subsis-
tence will have charge of the issue
and preservation of commissary stores
! issued to the organization to which
| they are attached.
Officers and unlisted men will re-
! ceive the same pay as officers and en-
! listed men of corresponding grades
of the Regular Army. Payments for
services Will be made. on pay-rolls
and the date of commissions for Of
! fiCers and the date of enlistments for
enlisted men must be entered in every
instance. Payments will be made by
check as required by law, within ten
days after the encampment.
| A Caution" is attached to the above
| check says that the drawing of tick
cts for the use of civilians, is prohibit
! ed. Transportation vouchers will De
verified by pay roll rosters and the
| amounts of unauthorized transporta-
| ton will be charged as stoppage
against the pay of those in whose
favor the transportation request was
made.
| TIL Movement in Detail.
The schedule and routing for the
| movement on July 90 is as follows:
| Second Regiment.
| Co. Leave Plymouth. A. c. L..
! 7:20 a. m.
Co. G-Leave Washington, Train
No. II, s a. m.
Co. A and Band-Leave Tarboro, A.
c. l.. Special. 10 a. m.
Co .K-Leave Wilson, A. c. l.. Spe-
cial.
co. D-Leave Goldsboro, A. c. L.
| Special, 11:20 a. m.
Co. E-Leave Goldsboro A. C. L.
Special, 11:20 a m.
Co. leave Lumber Bridge, A. c.
l.. Train No. "a, connecting with A. c.
L. Special at Fayetteville
Co. F-Leave Fayetteville. A c. l..
Special, at II a. m.
| Co. M-Leave Maxton, S. A. l.. Spe-
| Cldl, 1U.l5 a. m.
Co. H. and Hospital Detachment
Leave Clinton 7:10 a. m., connecting
| with Train No. Al at Warsaw.
Co. B-Leave Kinston, A. & N. c.,
Train No. 4, 1927 a. M, connecting
with A. c. l.. Special at Goldsboro
Sanford Special arrive Wilmington
1870 p. m.
Tarboro Special arrive Wilmington
Return Movement.
Leave Wrightsville July 26th, 500
a. m.
Third Regiment.
Co. and Hospital Detachment
Leave Reidsville 5 AS a. M, Train No.
Co. Leave Greensboro, Southern
Special $40 a. M
Co. leave Burlington, Southern
Special
Co. B and Band-Leave Raleigh,
Southern Special, 1920 a. M
Co. H-Leave Warren Plains, S. A.
L. Special, 500 a. m.
Co. E-Leave Oxford, S. A. l.. Spe-
cial, SIS a. m.
Co. C-Leave Henderson. S. A. L.
Special, $50 a. m.
Co. D-Leave Louisburg, S. A. l..
Special $3.50 a. m.
Co. F-Leave Franklinton. S. A. l..
Special, 500 a. m.
Co. K-Leave Raleigh, S. A. L.
Special, GAS a. m.
Co. M-Leave Sanford, A c. l.. Spell
cial, 9;45 a. m.
S. A L. Special arrive Wilmington
1850 noon.
Sanford Special arrive Wilmington
1870 p. m.
Return Movement.
Leave Wrightsville July 26th, 6:00 |
a. m.
Rails for the Inter- ITrhan