The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-16
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various DiyisiOns-ElsetIoa Al
Officers, etc.

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| News from the Various INSTRUMENTATION Al
Officers, etc.
camps eleeting officers are requested to forward
list of the same 10 THE NATIOSAL TRIBUNE All
order to avoid misiakes.l
ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE.
Order No. I, issued at Birmingham, jan A. By
command of NJ. ID. Friedman COOnel-E j. Hqd-
nail. AdJutant-cOntans the following:
Installing Officers are hereby appointed and az
signed as follows: Maj. W. II. Hunter, Camp l.
Birmingham Lieut. J. f. WOllenhaupt 2 Cul-
man, Ala; Capt. Leo W. Ford. ,. Knoxville; Capt.
;. ~ Gray, l. Soddy, Tenn; Capt. Ben. L. Peters,
., oliver Springs. Tenn Capt. J. A. Patten g. Chat
tanoogai Capt. Rob't Barber, z, Montgomery; Mai.
w. w kinkead, Z, Nashville; Col T. r. Butler, g.
tiountaln City Tenn; CaptJ. II. Davidson 10 Bear
SIeeK' Tenn; Commander UlTich Helm, H. Rut-
ledge, Tenn; Capt w F. self IL fIreensviIIs
Tenn Com. NJ. T. Hurt. 10, Byristown, Tenn:
1onn t. Nesson, Ia, Adausyille, Tenn; Com. J. NJ
human 10 sunbriSht, Tenn; Com. q. III. Shute, I,
W. X Gideon, Camp 3. and II. p. Hitler. Camp
o. having been appointed on the staff Of the Com
Of the Division Commander.
The following Aids lie Camp have been appoint
ed with rank Of Second Lieutenant from Dec J.
1883: Fed :. Keller, Camp 3, Knoxville Tenn. p
T. Mack, Camp 6. Chattanooga, Tenn They viii
DE obeyed and respected accordingly.
from Capt. j. III. Davidson, commanding Camp
10. at Bear Creek Valley we learn with sorrow OK
the death Of worthy Brother n. l.. Turpi0, mem
Der oi Camp TO- This is the first death reported to
thtst headquarters the DIVISION
ized- 1he sympathy Of the members Of this Divis-
lon - extended to Camp 10 and family OF the de-
ceased for the loss they have sustained
FOR railroad and hotel rates for second annual
Ehcampment OF the Division Of Alabama and Ten
nessee, ,. v. U. : A, az Chattanooga Tenn
March, 6. and g 1890, information will h. fIrs
nished To all who may desire same re0ardio~ tba
Encampment. by addressing Lieut.-CoI n w
Biese, ~ Market street, Chattanooga, Tenn. Cen
Chas- r. Griffin, our COmmandeF-in-Chiefh has
promised TO be with us on this occasion and All
Camps should avail themselves Of this opportunity
and send their full delegations 70 Chattanooga.
ILLINOIS.
The following Camps have elected officers:
Cen John r. Howe III: Captain Fred HallIns;
FIRST Lieut.. +. H. Cook; Second Lieut. James ri
Ratchiord; Camp Council, j. y. Gamble, y o.
Officers of W. II. Denohfeld Camu. No. Is az
wyoming; Captain, John Jordan; First Lieut.,
>. l.. kInsleyi second Lieut. T. r. Tapp; Camp
Council, Lyman Graves. y. L. Ditmann A O. TaDp
George W Shinn, ll5, Cantor: Captain, W. NJ
Budd; First Lieut., w. r. Allen. Second LENT
y n r, Derry Chap B. F. smith; First serg'i. w.
H. Suydam; O. NJ :, A. f. Blain.
- Knoxville, ~ Knoxville: Captain, I. NJ Smith;
FIRST Lieut.. Geo w. Lane; Second Lieut. Chas
EPiy; Chap, Chas. Barerer; First Serz's Herman
WithereIl; q. NJ. ;. o. L. Campbell: 3. Of G.
Chas Tate; g. Of G.. ". A. Wiley; G. G., Arthur
Mooisey r C., Harry England; G s. A, J. wiz
c. W. Lane, W. A. Wiley. A. J. Nelson
IOWA.
Officers Of Gen. James Wilson Camp. No. 80
Coliax: Captain, F. A. smith; First Lieut., W. T.
~ r.
cii , t. Foy, r. E. Boyd, Q. z. Cragin.
MAINE.
Officers OF Camp Burrows, Union: Captain, Frank
Pullen: First Lieut., J. L. Lenfest: second Lieut.
NJ W. Leachi Camp Council, F. z. Burns, J. Il.
Thomas. jr., L. o. Norwood.
MICHIGAN.
Officers of Marquis Chapel Camp. No. Is. Rock
ford; Captain, Fred G.. Bennett; First Lieut. T.
Clifton Sears Second Lieut.. n T. Cowdin. Cam
Council, F. @. Sears G.. I. Chapel, 6. B Wells.
OHIO.
The following Camps have elected officers.
J.''T Webster, 342. Berlin flights: Captain, VIM.
J. Foyer; First Lieut., VIM. Meats; second lieut.
A. F. Towner; Chap, Walter Meats; FIRST Serx't
George Frailey; Musician, George Huntress; O. OF
G., Fred Andrews; G.. g., john Meats; Camp
Council, William Meats, George Huntress, A r
TOwneT.
Caddy, sos Jacksonville: Captain. II. L. Claus
ing; First Lieut., Albert Cox: Second Lieut. Albert
sheely; Camp Council, s. J. Todd, Wm. Beatty
Carson Camp. Of Hlsboro, presented four per-
formances Of The Drummer Boy Of shiloh"
recently with marked success The tabEeaux In
which s. number of young ladies took proni-
nent part, were conceded the finest ever presented
In the city. The management was in the hands Of
Fred B. Weigie. of Wooster, D.
OREGON.
Officers of Lyon Camp. No. 3. Pleasant Homs.
Captain, ;. W. Scoyiil; First Lieut., r W. Max-
well; second Lieut., John Bnoy; First Serg'L r
y. Brady; q. NJ ;, Giles Stephens
PENNSYLVANIA.
Special Order, No. 2, issued at Reading Jan. by
command Of Vim. T. McNuty, Lieutenant- Colonel
H H. Hammer, Adjuant-contains the following
The following explains itself:
To Gen. CHAS. F. GRIFFIN Communicated Chief
:. of v. indianapolis. lad.
My DEAR SIR AND BROTHER: I herewith most
tender my resignation as Colonel OF
Pennsylv Division. 10 take effect Jan L 1890
This step Is made imperative on account Of a very
inn pOTtant business enga cement am about n enter
into, and Is taken with the greatest reluctance and
regret that cannot I'LL out the term which Al this
time looks bright with success to continue. How
ever, VIII be making greater sacrifice than ksaI
called upon 70 assume.
Yours, respectfully, in F., C. and l.,
CHAs. ~. Corr.
Colonel Pennsylvania Division,
In consequence Of the above. and in aecordAnee