Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25


truded to au enormous extent, .yinR
from side to sids with ga n step Behind
them mar he'd Lieutenant Wlnthrop, %
D, IN long blue ou4t, tue character
of one OF the Wilmington police. Tha
costumes Of the mem ners of the troup,
caused continuous roars of laughter.
"Goosie" Carroll carried Company F's
white cat on his shoulder Sergeant Mel
carried a Wilmington street sweep,,,s
broom and q fan He wors an apron
bearing the legend good M ,rnipg to ali"
Private MrGearv w4s IN white snirt out
sidA his blue uni 'orm. Whi-ky no tie neck4
p-eped from each pocket Pr,vtt- ! amy
Hill was u turn GOAT. Prv.t. T Jhi.,
carried SUI III tree with som- iu !.
t,r2uiShable an,mal psrehei in ths
br tnobes Pr v.tr Latta va. pran o.
fnll DIRE suit mai" Of old uH'p,t+ Dor
port hsechim'4 black pantei f,c4 VA.
set "a VITA aparn' NJ ,c'.I'sa 'rantt
insac irsly on his n ,ss Prv t. iua'e
Comp d, bad TOR a h4lust t is l.rV-r
half o. biz unte m-Ion It's wi d ,sn
dripping down hta u-os. Serg4a,t B.snnan
was In CO nuitnd, Corporal o. iona-ll
acted az m,rslal AMI rnomss II ,ors was
drum m jir with a broom fra natou
The parade marched to the q q staff
and formed line when inspsclou wa
made amid roars OF laughter after read
ing the orders as "promuig ned" tine
p .rade visited hea6qIart m when after
paving their respects the whole line was
photographed,
There was another large gathering o.
spectators to witness dress parade
Among those present were George
Churchmen and family, Caleb ami Clarke
Ohurchmau, sheriff Allen and wife, Miss
Roe Kenoe, Mrs Walker, Mrs Lieuten
ant Evans. Robert Foam Mrs Fraim and
family, Eugene Fraim nat,r Dooahoe,
Mr.. Donshoe and Miss x ,ts Dooanoe,
Miss Maggie Mealey, John O. Rodney.
Eaq., William Fehrenbach and Mrs
Fenrenbson, Septemus NV n Lsnd4n
berg, Governor and Mrs. Biggs, the
Misses OilIin, Miss Kate Cu,rin Ter, W
McKsrwsn Hamilton W ode, Newark,
Mrs. ]. A. Hart, Miss Co Plunkett,
Drs j Harmer Riie and Pc er Cooper,
Hon. C.lviu Orosssn. W J. Warner,
Thomas f. Hanlon and MIS- Lee Camp
bell
The marching at parade was very fine.
The band played thu dua old Home.
\ pept Home The GIL Lat Behind
Me-" and Should Old Acquaintance b.
Forgot"
At S 80 p. m tho governor and staff
and 90 onsl Marshal. l. cut anant Colonel
Clarke aud II ,jpr Oarey drove 10 tue res
ideucs OF William jerks Fell. Tbs
la iies present were Mrs. Btggs. Mrs.
LNi-li. Mrs. Harf, MrI John @ F4rra,
Mi.- FsiI, In addition Chaplain Wui-,
OAp;a Mpriok, and Lieutenants O ID
RohiDson and Eiesood we're present..
Gensral orders were annpuno-t a
already published Ia EVERY EVENING
L-avlng here at ! m. tine regiment
will sembsrk at 8 p IN. A speci4,
train will leave Wilmington with thu
down STAT troops. The men will carry
sand wiehes. The officers for -dnesday
are: Offic,r OF the Day, Captain William
Condou; Senior ant Junior OfficArs, Lieu
tenant O. A. Carton, 90. e aud j. T.
OsboIne.
CANT NOTES.
Yesterday the wnoie camp oaught the
phut' -,r+phiny craze. A representative
OF lille & 90. OF Philadelphia carried
around tripod for instantaneous work.
The following pictures, as mementoel OF
Oar p Phil sheridan, NAV be had: Gov
tEuus plSgS hnu bthut OulOutt
aud staff; full view of the camp; the
troops on dress parade; each separate
company In quarters; Captain Mitchell
a, d his ltiing gun squad, with ths brass
piece aud horses. Several other pho ures
such as individual portraits, Colonel
Newell OAp'Sin Mitchell and staff @ lar.
ter master George W. Quinn on horse.
back, were taken Oolouel Jordau's ter
rible Italian Brigade" and drum corps
were also photographed.
IL ia understood that Surgeon Marshall
is unwilling to serve longer in Ia resp1n.
sible position as head of the regm- ntal
medical department. He states his wish
10 resign Assistant Surgeon o. d Rob
inson II the next in line OF promotion.
There has been great complaint about
the lack OF telegrsphlo and postal facIi
ties at camp. There ia no telegraph
station between Marshallton and Ash aud.
Braudywiue prings aud Fan kland art
points ON the railroad situated between
the localities referred to. All messages
must be sent by special massenRer nu,
le-s the sender il sstisfiai to wait 10 oil
~ hours TO get news from Wilmington
The re- IL a telephone at thu hotel but 1t II
altogether insufficient for the needs and
during one day was out Of order for Il
holrs.
One Of the most int resting spots in
the enyirons OF camp is the kaoll on tbs
peak of which the old Council Oak
resrs its majestic height. Seated beneath
it a beautiful view is obtained with 4
clear prospect Of the riffs practice
ground.
Governor Bi9gs in his light game sum
mer coat, white hat and long flowing
locks is the sprightliest gallant In camp
He is in constant demand among the fail
seq, il sought after and is always to b,
found.
Colonel " eke" Cooper is as far as car
be learned the only bstrothei naehslol
among the officers of the N G d The
colonel is non commitfal on the sui jsct
II Ia true, however, that all the youhg
ladies OF camp, married and unmarried
have very tender regard for him
Surgeon Marshall speaks highly of hi
aids Assistant Surgeons Robinson aui
Ellrgood aud Hospital Steward Eiw.rt
Eagle. The last is member of the Stat
Pharmaceutical Society and also grad
nate OF the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy.
Up TO date Captain wootten is tn
finest riffs shot among the rank and til'
of the N. g. ID. Among some it il
claimed he has his peer in the gailan
chaplain of the regiment.
1t is claimed that colonel Newell ha'
the prettiest troop horse and the hes
seat OF any one at Camp Pail Sheridan
j. Eldridge Pierce was seen stroilul
around camp in the Enitorm OF o captain
Of the ID N q. So far "a appearance
go ne makes very good officer.
During dress parade last evening Z