The Washington times., 1906-08-02
CONTINUED from lTrst FageJ
rave IS communicated II the command
ITS IL viii be put on paper.
Report to Grant.

Report to Grant.
General Harries ana Colonel Reade
will state in their reports 10 General
Grant everything they have ascertained
about the others forces. The command
ers OF the columns viii, also furnish Cen
eral Grant with sketches OF the enemy S
camp as Wen as the outpost
after receiving this. General Grant will
issue orders for the battle 10 begin. The
demonstration win probably begin ina
mediatcly after Genera. Grant has read
The reports transmitted to him by the
column commanders through mounted
COuriers, whose duty il viii he 20 re4en
headquarters as soon as possible, al all
hazards and without being shot TO
death on the way. The engagement
should begin about 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning and in view of the fact that
each man has forty rounds of ammuul-
lion and raJious sufficient 20 tide him
over until tomorrow night il should
last until well after noon.
General Grants forces viii be CON-
posed of the First Regiment Infantry,
Fifth Infantry, "a Provisional Regiment
under Colonel HOiUcs. tine Third Squa. h.
ron OF the Fifteenth Cavalry. Third
Squadron of the thirteenth Cavalry.
Twenty seventh Battery. field artillery,
District OF Columbia Field Artillery,
Company II, Engineers, detachment Of
The engineers viii use sabers TO cut
down trees. brush, and fences. The am
bulance auu hospital corps viii look ou-
Tor the sick and wounded The signal
corps will oe utilized bv General Har-
rIes 20 transmit orders from his heac-
quarters IN The field 10 his column.
Means Of Communicating.
The signal corps flags. Ecueograph.
lanterns. telegraph, telephone. and field
buzzers viii all be useL n this work. In
cases where The wig wIggers have no
wire thev Will use thu barbed wire on
fences, and the commanding officers can
talk over the fence
General Grants orders are:
The Browns viii march down 90 the
ConewaEo valley 10 point in the viciu-
ity OF Lawn. where they viii blvouac.
Information patrols will be sent out 10
ind ont the strength and position OF the
Blues reported in the vicinity OF Coru-
wall and capture OuJpOsJs and prison
Srs. No patrols viii be sent out before
o'clock"
The Blue army. under Colonel Reada.
Will be composed OF -Ig following or
ganizatiurs. Second District Regiment
IWentN-thlTu Infantry. Twelfth Iufuu-
Try. First ana Second SquadTOus uf Tho
Fifteenth Cavalry. IWruty-thirl Ba.,
terry. Field Artillery, Company T.. En-
EluterS. detachment or signal corps and
detachment OF the Hospital and Ambu-
lance C0rus.
The Blues organize as the advance
guard of a division and leave camp az
4.5 o'clock. The column will marca
from the icehoUse TO the junction of
the Mt. GTetua and Cornwall and la
banOn railroad. thence 20 COIebr0Ok
along 10 the LehanOU-C0lebroOk road.
and east by the first road 20 the vicinity
OF the spring on the target grounds
There the army will bivUuuc for the
night, throw out patrols and piCkets and
endelVCT 20 ma out as much as possible
about the enemy.
A Deserted Camp.
Camp Will be virtually deserted
throughout the twenty OF more hours
that the 100 soldiers are away Only
a handful of men will DE left 10 guard
the Government property on the reser-
VatiOn
Umpires will ait over the field. here.
there, and everywhere 20 determine who
Is getting the best and worst of the en-
counter, These umpircs Will wear white
sashes So as tP prevent them from be,
ing fired ON or taken prisoners
Major = II. Neumeyer, the popular
and efficient uuaTrermastCT and commits
saTy general Of The militia. saws the men