The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
The Sons Of Veterans.

toi0nel 1oUngs staa az Hoqu!arn was az fol-
lows: Surgeon, Major F. A Curtis, North
Yakima; chaplain, Captain Z V. Claypool,
Montesano; sdiutant, Leutenan: Charles Z.
PAmpton, Seattle; quarteruas.er, Lieutenant
II. II. Philips, Seattle; inspector, Lieutenant
Albert +. Hsiliz, Tacoma; mastering officer.
Lieutenant VI. c. Craniali. olympia: judge
advocate, Lieutenant C. W 1de, Spokane.
The Seattle delegation to the third annual en-
campment o: the Washington Division. Sons of
veterans, L. 6 A, consisting o. Colonel L. ".
Young, Adiutant Charles Z. Plimpton. Quarter
master II. II. PHILIPPE, p. II. Corkson, T. L. Hill,
George l. spaulding, Lieulena II A. L. Willard,
Past Captain Moritz Koch, returned from Ho-
quiara last night The Seattle men were accom-
panied BY part of the Spokane delegation, Cap
tain j. A. Borden, Lieutenant George z. Clark
and the newly elected division commander,
Colonel Harry Rosenhsup.. They are stopping
at the Arlington hotel, and will lie driven about
the city tomorrow as the guests OF the Seattle
brothers Delegates from Snohomish and La
Conner are also in the city. All
who attended the Hoquiam meeting are
enthusiastic in their praises OF their
reception and entertainment by the citizens OF
Hoquiam and Elisha 7. Ferry Camp, No. Il. of
that city, who spared no effort 20 make their
guests enjoy themselves. camp fire, a trip
out on the ocean, reception, encamp-
ment ball and q clambake, rendered by Nj
George a Emerson, OF HcquiaIn were features
II.
created intense excitement PaSt-Captein J. ,.
Cromwell, OF Tacoma, and Past-Captain H.
Rosenhaupf, OF spokane, were the candidates,
the spokane man winning. The following Off
GERS were elected: Colonel, Fl. Rosenkaupt,
Spokane; lieutenant co,onel, ". I. Hinson,
kelso; major. John g. Cooper, Hoquiam; divi-
sion council, L. r. salisbury, Tacoma. Charles Z.
Flimpton, Seattle, George +. Davis. Eliensburg;
deiegate-at-iarge, Moritz Koch, Seattle; alter
nate-ai-large. E. ". Mumiord, Olympia; dele
gate, Captain Joseph 4. Borden, spokane; alter
hate, j. ]. Stoves, kelso
pleasant feature OF the encampnen. was
the presentation after the public installation OF
the officers -elecr, OF the silver cross of past
colonel TO Colonel f. w. Young By the division
headquarters staff, the presentation speech
being made By Division Chaplain Captain Z. V.
Claypool, Of Montessno Captain Charles T.
Plimpton, OF Seattle, was also appointed 10 &C.
cure aad present 70 Colonel Young gold badge
in behalf OF the brothers and delegates attend
ing the cncampmen,.
The next eueagnpment will be held at North
Yakima the second Wednesday in June, 1S93
The George II. Thomas CarGo, No. I, holds
their regular meeting tomorrow night in IL A r
hall The delegates % the state eucamprnent
will report the WORK o; tie encarapInent aud
arrangements will bs male FOR the celebration
OF July
Colone. H. Roscnhaupt. the newIy-elected
formed men upon the affairs Of the order in the
state, and is one OF the most popular ard euer
getic men IN Spokane. He joined the order in
lsso as charter member OF General T. z L.
Rawson Camp, No. L, OF Ia Sale. H.; was ap-
pointed first lieutenant. ard also elected as dele
gate TO the Illinois division encamrmeat The
following year he removed 20 Spokane and i'm
mcdiateiy allied himself with john 4 Logan
Camp, Ne. =, and was shortly afterward ap-
pointed sergeant OF the guard under Captain W
W "ithcrspoon. He has also held positions as
9usrtermaster- sergeant, chaplain. and he was
elected captain OF the company in ISs9 ana
again in ls9l, and was quartermaster OF the Gi.
vision under Colonel II T. Allen i,
is conceded by all who know him
that he has done more 10 place Camp No >
in the front rank than any other member Of the
camp. Colonel Roseuhsupt is associated with
his father in business, having been manager for
several years OF the largest clothing store in
Spokane The colonel Is also u vigorous and
forc.b!e speaker, being great tavori,e in e. A.
X, ". +. c. ana H. of V. circles Mr. Roser-
hsupt came to the HoQuiam eacampment
backed by Il solid delegation from his camp ana
every camp east of the mountains There is no
doubt but that Coloae. Roseuhaupt will give
20 the officers of his division the benefit of
ms extended experience IN tie work with re-
suit tina; cannot he but beneficial 70 the d.
vision. The colonel has No; appointed his
stat as vet