The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-18
ECHOES FROM CAMP.

Many games OF football serve 10 while |
away hours between drills.
c. +. Mates, of Scranton, spent Thurs
day in camp ms the guest Of his son.
Private Lewis, Of Company Z, was one
Of the brigade orderlies chosen during the
week.
Companies G aud played a game of
ball Thursday. The latter won by score
Z TO l2.
The pay rolls were signed by the mem
bArs Of the various companies Thursday
afternoon.
Sergeant Major Albert Davies accom-.
panied General Goblin and party to Round
Top on Friday.
John D. Williams, Of Scranton, was
visitor at headquarters of the Thirteenth
regiment yesterday.
DIiny Of the boys have banjos and man.
dolius with tn m and give concerts in the
company streets nightly.
Private Joseph Flhringer, of Company
+, has been dubbed "Jhe orator" by the
members Of that company.
Attorney j W. Browning, who is a
member Of Company A. has blocked out u
set Of Bismarck whiskers for future use.
Ajiutant Edward g. Ec;mau, of the
Fourth regiment, conducted the guard
mouat Of the Third brigade on Thursday.
Mrs. w. G. Fulton, OF Scranton, visited
her husband Surgeon Major Fulton, Of
tne Thirteenth, in camp Thursday and
Friday.
Second Sergeant Coursen is filing the
position Of first sergeant Of Company G
very satisfactorily since Mr.. Cullen re-
turned home.
Lewis surdam, Of Company D. was
Colonel Ripple's orderly, and w. II.
Freiz Of Company E, Adjutant Millar's
orderly on Thursday.
Captain Kellow, Of Company 3, is thor.
ough soldier and tactician and always
carries his men successfully through the
most difficult maneuvers.
Captain L. d. Fellows, of Company +,
was regimautal officer Of the day Friday,
ana Lieutenant Frank McMullen, Of Com
pany E. commander Of the guard.
Private Bump, Of Company D, was hon
ored BY visit from his uncle and cou- -in
who reside in Scranton, Thursday. Pri-
vate johnson entertained his sisters
TED Richards, the bugler of the Thir-
teenth, was summoned TO brigade head.
quarters on Wednesday by General Goblin
to sound the skirmish calls during brigade
drill.
Private Surdam, Of Company D, was se-
lected this morning as the b ST Dire sed
aud best appearing man on the guard de-
tail, aud was accordingly made colonels
orderly.
At all hours of the day the roar Of in
iantry from various parts Of the battle
! field or the booming Of cannon announces
that sham battles or skirmish drills are
IN progress.
Cantain A. E. Mcintyre, Of the Twenty
fourth separate New York company, Of
niddletown, n. Y, and l.. 5. Stivers,
lieutenant of the same, are the guests Of
I Captain Rockwell of Company +,
Lieutenant Colonel Coursen acquitted
| himself with great credit Thursday in the
responsible position Of division officer Of
the day. The fact that II was review day
made the office most important and ex-
acting one.
Among those who called on Colonel Z.
II Ripple on Thursday were Secretary of
Internal Affairs Tomas j. Stewart, VIII
liam Em>lie, department. commando Of
the & and Army Of Pennsylvania, and his
adjntnnt James Morrison.
Captain II. B. Chase, Of COMPANY G.,
gave an "at homen at his tent Thursday
| -
ose5llns; ,.ls an !, cn.eI.a,n!hs pr, sr"ulhe was
.euueI9u ny tne mem ioers ol V6e caIu"lu :
s".no Do.h panl lo' Vuu tu'"tltloh TI
s,', s,s nG.ueiouS suesO'' IL WAS an euJoy"ole
'"ho'i'u'
Nus !"h SuaileS ' "H NaIen, VINO paru-
Ntpa''Su p' III 'uo "e'uo o' st nss'S SuurE as
ntnluor VI u"g n, oeNSHS-siAUH Ne" YORK
many many on lhug'Hly N'si.e" ine spoU
neal WV tn1llotI' uu'R p'Ao MHere ms
trsii'lcnv W sooA p|'S III Tue opening ol tue
o'vI'e Oh Tue Hr't u"y'
The Company G quartette serenaded
their captain Mt his quarters Wedne' dGv
night and later q squad from Company 3
Of the Twelfth regiment, attired in fan
tastic costumes, called on Captain Chase
and gave bnrlesque drill that called forth
nearly applause from VAe spectators
Private lost, of Company A, while on
guard at No. post Thursday was struck
IN the stomach bya base bail driven from
the bat Of Company Ca team. lie was
taken to the hospital. whore he is now
resting comfortably. Lieutenant Corwiu,
commander OF the guard, ordered the
players to another part If the ground,
Thursday Governor Pattison issued nm
order announcing the death of Colonial
PcrcLmopt. of the Fourteenth regiment
Second brigade. at his home in Putsbnrg
Colonel Perchmont was i'll when his regi d.
~ ~ N'Nip lAlNbANHNhu U N'lNll'l w llllUul q.