The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-28
.CAVALRYMEN IN CAMP.
-zE FIFTH GEORGIA'S FIRST DAY
IN CAMP ANDERSON.

M
g Camp Life-A Good Deal to bs
earned, but the Troopers There to
Iasrn-Incidents of the Day.
Il. -omp Anderson was formally inaugu-
TOD Yesterday at noon. The great flag
T.. rnfurled, and it floats over the proud
:. soldiers in the whole country. They are
N b-sve. fine-looking men, far above the
srarage. and to a man they are Jealous
soldiers
The interest attaching to this first en-.
..rrnn,ent of the Fifth Georgia attracts
h ..o1ls from every where in the state. and
.bs crowds that thronged the grounds yes
f ,arday are q manifestation of the kind
/ f.sIing toward the states soldiers.
The opening was a good one, and the of
n 6cars have reason to be proud Of themselves.
i-sIaIlv two OF three days are required to
ssye fallen in line at once, and everything
: running smoothly in the outset. Col
Gordon has worked hard enough to put
, Sirself in bed, but his determination to
AYE a success of the encampment is only
'1arpened by his labors, and so it goes and
-,es' and the encampment is bound to
remembered with pride by the soldiers.
CAMP LIFE BEGUN.
rhe routine work begun as soon as the
me orders of the colonel were published by
1dit Lawton. The officers of the day were
snnointed and other appointments were
made. Two hundred and twenty-five men
are enlisted, commanded by thirty-two
officers, as follows:
Col Col, W W. Gordon, commanding the
regiment and camp.
First Lieut.. and Adjt. A. r. Lawton, Jr.
First Lieut.. and Quartermaster j. s.
Wright.
Smith
First Lieut. and Paymaster James Bird.
First Lieut.. and Assistant Surgeon J. A.
Minis.
Non-commissioned staff:
Sergt Mai. A. G. Cassels.
Ouartermaster Sergt. Chas. D. Russell.
Commssary Sergt. VIM. Hunter.
Acting Hospital Steward Dent.
Tieut. Col. commanding first battalion,
consisting Of troops D, g and II, E. P. Mil
Mai. P. W. Meldrim, commanding Sec
ond battalion of troops, A, G, E.
Third battalion, Maj. t. s. WILLY, Jr.,
commanding troops, +, l, b.
Lieut. J. B. Erwin of the Fourth United
States cavalry and Lieut.. c. P. Terrett of
fhe Eighth United States infantry were
made honorary members of Col. Gordon's
staff.
are as follows:
COMPANY A, GEORGIA HUssARs.
4 Capt. Pritchard.
Lieut. Gordon.
Lieut. Gaillard.
Lieut. Minis.
Sergt. Habersham.
Sergt Hull.
Sergt Myers.
Ouartermaster Stewart.
Commlssariat Hunter.
Bugler Steinback.
Guidon Connerat.
Privates Blois, Constantine, Food. Eich-
berg, Gordon, Gould, Harrison, Moeller, F.
Myers. Jr., O'Brien, Remshart, Schley,
Siiverberg, Smallwood, Tilton, Whitehead
and Newton.
COMPANY B, LIBERTY INDEPENDENT TROOP
Lieut. J. B. Frasier.
Lieut.. A. S. Way.
First Sergt P. W. P. Waite.
Second Sergt. C. J. Martin.
Third Sergt. R. F. Cassells.
Fourth Sergt. P. T. Martin.
Color Sergt. P. F. Martin.
First Corpl T. P. Gordon.
Second Corpl. j. e. Norman.
Third Corpl. L. B. Rain.
Fourth Sergt. K. A. Quartermann.
Privates S. W. Allen, John Clarke. Jr.,
H. W. Gordon, John Hammond, Willie
Hammond, j. NJ Jones. L. S. Norman, H.
c. Norman, William Trook. J. w. VIM,
A. B. VIM, H. G. Waite j. R. Waite, W.
NJ Way, w. S. Simmons.
COMPANY &c, EFFINGHAM HUssARs.
Capt. A. NJ. Morgan.
First Lieut.. G.. II. Berry.
Second Lieut.. W. T. Green.
Third Lieut. C. J. Freyermuth.
First Sergt. f. F. Mingledorff.
Second Sergt. J. B. Jaudon.
Third Sergt. B. F. Exley.
Fourth Sergt. r. P. Mallory.
Corps. c. r. Metzger, W. E. Morgan, j.
A. Exley and A. o. Gnann.
Quarterfnaster II. j. Shearouse.
Bugler j. w. Morrell.
Privates l.. B. Smith, W. G. Wilson, T.
N, RAIN, G. g. Gnann, L. NJ. Strickland,
7. r. jackson, VIM. Ruth, Hardee Morgan,
S. H. Morrell, B. E. Mingledorff, G. w.
Allen, j. J. Morgan, L. 2. Morgan.
COMPANY D. sCRIvEN TROOP.
Capt. J. J. Brewer.
First Lieut.. W. D. Lanier.
Second Lieut. J. NJ Come.
First Sergt. B. F. Powell.
Second Sergt. H. NJ. Robbins.
Third Sergt. William Patric.
First Corpl F. B. Comes.
Second Corpl w. D. Carswell.
Third Corpl. Y. S. Mills.
Quartermaster R. Y. Mills.
Privates C. II. Waldron, H. A. Robbins,
W. q. Kimp, j. W. A. Parker, j. E. Grit
fin, j. B. Dell, F. II. Sassar, Lowell Hill,
w. E. Stewart, w. H. Roberts, Brown
Evans R. E. Edenfield, Homo benson, J.
Hughes, a. NJ. Bazemore, B. N. Conner, s.
D. Conner, Clark Sasser, T. W. Kemp.
COMPANY E, LIBERTY GUARDS
Lieut.. j. W. hughes.
Lieut.. R. S. Hendry.
Lieut. T. NJ. Smith.
First Sergt. j. H. Long.
Second Sergt. w. H. Sallett.
Third Sergt. Lee J. Hughes
Corpl. R. E. Hendry.
Quartermasters j. R. Martin, F. P. Mar
tin, H. C. Martin, H. r. Wheeler, NJ. w.
Wells, G. A. Gordon, G. R. Hurbert.
Privates J. c. Boggs, D. w. Boggs. S.
W. Chapman, E. II. Carswel, L. B. Curry,
j. B. Chind, r. L. Horne, j. j. Martin.
BRUNSWICK LIGHT HORSE GUARDS, COM
PANY F.
Capt j. s. Thomas.
First Lieut.. T. D. Aiken.
First Sergt p. w. Fleming.
Sergeants T. E. Cunningham, g. W.
White, s. j. Dent
Color Sergeant c. L. Elliott.
Quartermaster Sergt. J. E. Green.
Corporas S. B. Breedlove, T. z. Owen,
H. Kaufman.
Privates G. f. Brodnack, c. E. Baker,
r. +. J.. Burford, W. O. ferris, W. B.