The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-16
THE REGIMENT READY.
The Advance Guard Already on Its
way TO Camp Northen.

OldJnGM AillItfy leave lOf O3mp NOR
then tonight. They win take the place
OF the Grimm, Ga, cavalry, which has
just left camp. SO Savannah win be
represented, in two successive
cucampments and still have a battalion
a. home that viii not have q chance to.
get to camp q all. Savannah is the mil
itary center Of the state beyond dispute
Col Mercer, who will command the in
fantry and artillery cncampmelt begin
ming tomorrow, went up last might so as
to have things well in hand by the time
camp opens Lieut.. Gleason. of the
Greens, and Quartermaster john T. Ro-
nan, also went up last night in charge of
the detachment Of commiss,Ties and
cooks, who go up day ahead in order to
have the commissary department in
working order by the time of the arrival
OF the regiment
The commissioners who went up last
might, were A. Y. Richardson and j. B.
Kennicl1cl Of the Oglethorpes, j. e. Cam
pos and w. II. Molina of the Blues, Har-
ny SutclifTe Of the Cadets Private Kram-
en- Of the German Volunteers and Private
Jordan Of the Greens.
Several cooks and camp attendants
were taken along
The baggage and stores of tlrc regiment
and artillery were shipped yesterday.
There was some misunderstanding at the
railroad as to the arrangements which
had been made for transporting the bag
gage, and some Of the companies failed to
get their stuff Off, though delivered at
the railroad before the specified time, 1t
was sent up last night, however.
The regiment will go up in good shape.
The men have been supplied with new
kuapsaclls, canteens, web cartridge belts
and gun sings, and win have nothing to
complain Of as to the appearance and
character Of their equipment.
This viii enable the regiment to 20 in
tir5t-class condition. Nearly all the ar
rangemcnts for entering camp have been
made, and there is little left for the
men to do to-day. The officers, however,
win be kept busy looking after the final
details to be sure that nothing is left un-
done There was large gathering at
the armory last night of the men, who
discussed the prospects Of camp and
looked after their arms and equipments
to see chat they were in good condition
The following is a complete roster of
those going up tonight. The field and
stat are as follows:
Lieut-Col. PetenReilly, commanding.
Lieut. NJ. A. Byrnc. acting adiutant.
Lieut. j y. Roman, commissary
Lieut. c. II. Cox, surgeon.
A. b. Collins. sergeant major.
l.. b. Endres, commissary sergeant.
w. c. Workman, color sergeant
Goa REPUBLICAN BLUES.
Lieut. J j. Gaudry.
Lieut. r. j. Smith.
Ser8t w II. Dixon.
Sergt. j. b. Kelly.
Sergt g. J. Barthelmess,
Sergt. w. c. Barthalmess.
Corp j. j. Kenny.
Corp. c. @. Dixon.
Corp. W. il. Molina.
Corp, II. f. NVillinz Jr.
Prvates-C. 3. Seckinger, A. W Judkins
w. L. Turner G, w, McFan j. T. Perritt,
w. w. Tebeau M, T.. Molina, W. 3D. Spann.
j. c. M,scaly, C. e. Marmclstein, j. e.
Ca apos, j. f. Campos Jr,, w. H. Smith f.
s., Muse j. n. Dawson, j. NJ. Gnann r. w.
Fergu, on, w. Sawyer, f. II. Elsinger, Q. NJ
Saudlford, p. y. ferguson.
co. h. IRISH JASPER GREEN
Capt John Flnnnery.
Lieut. James MaGrath.
Lieut. p. T.. Gleason.
Sergt Z. A. Leonard.
Sergt. John Duffy.
Sergt. j. f. Mccarthy.
Sergt. w j. t1oad
QJartermaster Daniel Connors.
Corpl. Ell. Whelan.
Corpl. u. q. Roman.
Priyatcs n. p. Corish. p. II. Deegan. T. I
Daley. MI. Foye. D. j. Flood. J. II. Gala.
her. IT, o. Hanson. c. C. Jordan. J. +. Kenpe-
dy.J j. leonard d. j. Mahcnev. ]. l. Nor
rlSsev, Il. A. AIorrlssey j. IT, McMahon. p
income. p. Walsh. j. Me NJ. Flanncry.
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