Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29
DR.. SMITHS ARMY.
Il is Still BlYOuaCssd at The Davis
County Line.
SCENES IN The INDUSTRIAL CAMP.
DEsrmEr NrMa NrnrAn.

Camp Of the Industrial Army, Davis
aud Weber aud County Limo, two miles
rom Hooper Switch, u. T.. n.y., May 1D,
1874.
AT about O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, the Industrial brass band having
gone 70 Ogden and Ion behind the
drum major, Mf. Warner, who wished
to 20 with them, tins major asked per-
mission Of DR.. Smith 10 70 10 ogden
aud take tue drum, which he claims
was given to his little boy. The
general" thinking that Warner iu.
tended 10 join the Setter Fort min.
stroli, who are now In Ogden, refused
10 allow him to 20, and claimed that
the drum was given 10 the company
and not 10 Warner or his boy.
This denial voNed the major aud he
Immediately picked up tue drum. Dr.
Smith ordered that he uu arrested
which was done. While under arrest
the major took biz knife from his pocket
aud cut both drum heads. Hu also
gave vent 10 his opinion Ui the''army,"
calling them thieves uud itAmps.
A. this tne "geueu" ordered that
he be- drummed from the army. MI
Warner, with his two little boys, age VI
5 anl 10 years respectively, luit the
camp and came % Salt Lake.
While DR.. Smith Wa drumming the
major from tho ranks Shuun Eriuap
arrived with a warrant Tor tbs arrest Ui
! Chiei Pratt, which quite excited the
general" and caused him to stir anu
| iluttur about IN great anxiety. "Ihis
" the shnriii, boys, with "A warrant for
the arrest Of Sue captain, WuwiIl now
get through" sald smith; bus when he
saw Che sheriff pass DaeN through
camp without Chiui Pratt, the "gon-
! ora" was greatly disappointed, lie
Immediately wuul 20 Ogden 10 ascur.
tain the reason Wny Mt Belnap dId
not serve ,Au papers ON the chief.
| While 1T Ogden DE- smith mot hls
baud, who were A. the oxford saloon
ueiug freely treated 10 beer. Inc
| "guueTal" Joined them ami ON
having Il drink or two consulted
the city authorities and obtained
permission from tuem 10 solicit the
| iowa. He Oblaiu-l through the
| standard 80, anu IS 10 Wa donated the
band un tho streets. Win lli7 no
bought, NJ ho says, iour sacks VI ilIur,
four sacks VI corn meal, one alck OF
sugar, i've pounds Of baking powder,
one sack Of beans, one can u lgri, sew.
| eral pAiFs Of boots aud shoes anu other
articles OF nesd. lie ana his band
arrived In camp ut 9 o'clock this
morning feeling gay from tho effects VI
Ogden beer. When the general" arose
this morning he was in a bad humOr
because several artsCles Of which they
were Ia need had not arrived Ia camp.
Ali6s Casa MUyes Hppeatoa on tue
camp ground agaiu last night anu
rsoilod the "POliah Boy" Nit. aud
Mrs. WIN. Vaughn arrived on the scene
accompanied ny their daughter, Polly
vino rrollud "duilty or not Guilty -
Mr.. Vaughn brought twenty packages
OF cigarettes auI sang a song entitled
"JustlCo la UAh."
Chief Pratt was req ue-ted this morn
| Ing to 10 10 Salt Lake with s0me Of hi'
men 10 appear as witnesses In thuThiru
district court tits afternoon, and VI 9
| O'Clock started Tor the capital,
On their way 10 tbs station they
overlook "Goueral" Smith ana party
who were walking towards the station
aud the chief asked MIN 10 ride, but
| the general" thanked him and said he
preferred 10 walk. 10 was discovered
later that the "genuraW INTENDED
going 20 salt Lake but hAd been mis-
taken Ia the road and had gone TO IN,
r. q. w. Instead VI the u, II,
station, 90 the "senerap got LEFT.