The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-23
SOLDIERS WHO WILL GO.
THE FIRST REGIMENTS MEN TO
SPEND A WEEK IN CAMP.


Preparations for Their Reception at
Camp Northen.
Everything is now in readiness for the
encampment of the First regiment al
Griffin, and the boys are anxiously await
ing the time for their departure tonight.
The regimental armory was q lively place
Yesterday. The members of the different
commands were at their quarters making
the final arrangements and equipping
themselves with the necessaries for camp
life.
Last night the advance guard, IN charge
OF the commisssry departments and cooks,
left on the Central for Camp Northen so as
to have everything in readiness for the
soldiers when they arrive there Tomorrow
morning. Col Mercer, who will be COM
mandant OF the camp, also went up. The
party was as follows:
Lieut.. Gleason, Corpl. Roman and Private
Kehoe Of the Greens.
Sergt. Corvan, Commissary Sergeant
Sutclitfe and Private Keilbach OF the
Cadets.
Commissary Sergeant Richardson and
Private Marshall Of the Oglethorpes.
Lieut.. Smith, Commissary Sergeant
Drummond and CorpL c. Dixon OF the
Blues.
Lieut. Helmken of the German Voun-
teers.
The roster Of the regiment as made up to
last night for the encampment is as follows:
Col. George A. Mercer.
Lieut.. Col. Peter Reilly.
Lieut.. John T. Roman.
Lieut.. Edward Karow.
Adjt. M. A. O'Byrne-
IRISH JASPER GREENS.
Capt. John Flannery.
Lieut.. James Mo3rRth.
Lieut.. P. F. Gleason,
Sergt. e. A. Leonard.
Sergt. j. f. Mccarthy.
Quartermaster Sergeant Daniel Connors.
Corpl. W. j. Flood.
Corpl. A. W. Owens.
Corpl. E. j. Whelan.
Privates Brennan, Connolly, Corish. Gull
lum, DAILY, Deegsn. Degnan, Doolan, Flood,
Thos.; Flood, D. j.; Cannon, Gallagher,
Harty, Hogan, Hansen, jenkins, Kehoe,
Leonard, MCGUIRE Mcmahon, McSorIey
Roche, Roman, Smith.
REPUBLICAN BLUES.
Capt. W. D. Dixon.
Lieut.. j. J. Gaudry.
Lieut.. j. J. Smith.
Sergt. Dixon.
Sergt Kelly.
Sergt. Sandiford.
Ssrgt Barthelmess.
Sergt. Drummond.
Corpl. Barthe.mess.
Corpl. Dixon.
Corpl. Powell.
Corpl. Kenny.
Privates Miscally, NJ. F. Molina, W. H.
Molina, Connolly, Marmeistein, Mills, Ben
der, Huber, Judgkins. Campos. Powell, Ell
singer, Sawyer. ferguson, Wall, Theus,
fIradnf ROufgtar ard Honorary MaDahay I
N. Solomons.
GERMAN VOLUNTEERS.
Capt Henry Koshorn.
First Lieut.. F. SchwarZ.
Second Lieut.. NJ. q. Helmken.
First Sergt. H +. Kuck.
Fourth Sergt Edw. Struck.
Fifth Sergt. J +. Fisher.
Quartermsster Sergt. F. H. Kramer.
First Corpl &. Asendorf.
Second Corpl. John Stem.
Fourth CorDl. f. SEMINARS.
Privates Both, Bruning. Won Bergen,
Collins. Clements, Garwes, Hansen, Haar,
Harness, Jaugstetter, Lubs, Meyer Moore
Maury, Ohsiek, Ststfens, Stem, Semkeu,
Schroeder, Sievers, Scheerer, link.
SAVANNAH CADETS.
Capt. Jordan F. Brooks.
Lieut.. r. S. Nell.
Lieut.. r. P. Lowell.
Sergt. j. c. Tyson.
Sergt. Harry Cowan.
Sergt. Fred Mallory.
Quartermaster Sergu. D. s. Cowan,
Corpl. c. w. 5trobhar.
CorpL Robert Banks.
Privates Boyd, Chapman, Coney, Fetzer.
Ennis, Gaudey, Jenkins, Kernson, Keilbach,
kriete, Mallory, Price, Penton, Robider,
Royal, Starr, Sinclair, Strobhar, SutciifFe,
Tally, Thorpe, Vincent, S. K. Ward, H III.
Ward, Willink, Lebey.
oGLETHORPE LIGHT INFANTRY.
Capt. ". S. Rockwell.
Lieut.. William McHarrie.
Lieut.. F. G. Wylly.
Sergt. w. o. D. Rockwell.
Sergt. William Cox.
Corpl. James Burns
Corpl. c. H. Richardson.
Corpl. L. w. Goodwin.
Privates Berry, Bourquin, Corlev. J. ].
Kruse. W. d. Kruse, Dudley, Dunn, Ed
wards. Gasque, Gassman, George. Good
win, Hilton, kennickell, MacDonell, Macon.
Marshall, Mayors, Nell, E. S. Meyer, II. j.
Meyer, Pelot, Richardson, Usina, Edwards
CHANGES MAY OCCUR.
This roster is subject to changes to-day
but the commanding officers hope that every
members whose name has been given in
and as many more who can arrange to-day
to get leave of absence, will 20 into the en-
campment AS some OF the mon will have
TO leave before the encampment is over it is
necessary that each command carry as
many men as can be secured above the
quota in order to keep up to the limit dur
lng the entire encampment.
1t Is hoped that those EMPLOYERS who
haven't yet granted permission to their SOL
der employees to go will do SO to-day, and
snow their desire TO uphold an armed and
disciplined force which is the pride of Sa-
vannah and a projection to its people
against any outbreaks that may occur. 1t
would be matter of considerable discredit
TO any employer to withdraw permission
from any employe because the minimum
roster OF the companies have been filed
THE START TONIGHT.
The regiment will march from the armory
tonight at $3.50 O'Clock. The route will be
from the armory to Drayton street, to Gas
ton, to Bull to Liberty and thence to the
depot. The soldiers will be in heavy march
ing order, with knapsacks, blankets, over
coats and leggins. The special train Will
leave the depot promptly at 10 o'clock CITY
time.
The opening of Camp Northern will be
gala occasion for Griffin. The citizens of
the progressive town have arranged for a
mammoth celebration of the event, ana
the encampment will be inaugurated with