Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-06
ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE
INCIDENTS AND INTERESTING
ANECDOTES OF THE WAR.

ANECDOTES OF THE WAR.
Tho Veterans Of tho Rebellion Tell Of
WhistllnG Bullets, Bright Bayonots,
Bursting Bombs, Bloody Battles, Camp
Life, and Festive Bugs.
Encampmcnt Notes.
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W%SgZZ%SEaH Encampment of the
,sNESeSNSN10 G. A. r., to DO held
'"IAIESZY,JT in Indianapolis,
NyHsSsG1N> September 4 to 8.
NtM Z We find that the
wv headquarters for
u each corps of the
Union army will be located in the
Court House square, in the center OF
the city. Arrangements will be made
for reunions in halls and tents In the
vicinity. Officers of all corps and army
associations desiring to arrange for re-
unions are requested to communicate,
as soon as possible, with W. A. Ketch-
am. chairman of Committee on Re-
unions, giving full information as to
what arrangements are desired, the
exact time of the reunion, the probable
number of persons who will be in at
tendance, the names of the officers OF
the association, etc. Prompt attention
to this request will facilitate the work
of the encampment organization, and
will assure satisfactory arrangements.
All National and Department Head
quarters will be established in the State
House, thus avoiding any confusion.
Below we give number and location OF
rooms to be occupied as headquarters:
National Headquarters G. A. II.
rooms 8 and 10, first floor.
National Headquarters S. of V. room
3, first floor.
National Headquarters W. r. O.
room 5S, second floor.
Ladies of G. A. r. room SO, second
floor.
Alabama, room 80, third floor.
Arizona, room 1913, third floor.
Arkansas, room Ill, third floor.
California, room 49, second floor.
Colorado, room "a, second floor.
Connecticut, room 81. second floor.
Delaware, room 56, second floor.
Florida, room 119, third floor,
Georgia, room 1914, third floor.
Idaho, room 112, third floor.
Illinois, room "a, first floor.
Indiana Department w. r. @. room
81 first floor
Indiana, room 81, second floor.
Indian Territory, room los, third
floor.
Iowa, room 20, first floor.
Kansas, room 10, second floor.
Kentucky. room 81, third floor.
Louisiana, room "a, third floor.
Maine, room 121, third floor.
Maryland, room 80, second floor.
Massachusetts,, room 50, second
floor.
Michigan, room II, first floor.
Minnesota, room 80, second floor.
Missouri, room Is, first floor.
Mississippi, room "a, thmd floor.
Montana, room 112, third floor.
Nebraska, room IS, second floor.
New Hampshire, room II, second
floor.
New Jersey, room 81, second floor.
New Mexico, room 103, third floor.
New York, room 35, first floor.
North Carolina, room 108, third
floor.
North Dakota, room 102, third
floor.
Ohio, room -, first floor.
Oklahoma, room 1885, third floor.
Oregon, room SO, third floor.
Pennsylvania, room Is, first floor.
Potomac, room 81, second floor.
South Dakota, room 102, third
floor.
Tennessee, room 122, third floor.
Texas, room SO, second floor.
Utah, room 80, third floor.
Vermont, room 121, third floor.
Virginia, room 1903, third floor.
Washington and Alaska, room 100,
third floor.
West Virginia, room So, second
floor.
Wisconsin, room "a. first floor.
Wyoming, room "A, second floor.
American Tribune.
Electricity on BattIeieIds.
The ubiquity of electricity is becom-
ing almost proverbal. From the
brightest spot on earth" to the blood
stained battlefelds is rather far cry,
but there is no end to the application
of electricity. A recent telegram from
Austria described some experiments of
great interest which have recently
been carried out successfully there.
The difficulty of searching for the
wounded on the night after q great
bott1o hoo haan ono which hoe 1onor oc-