The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11
ARTILLERY MEN AT HOME.
The Men of Battery II who Are Here
On Their FuriOugh.

On Their FuriOugh.
Some of the members Of Battery B have
dropped their military clothes until the
time comes to return to camp, while 9TH
ers will doubtless continue 10 wear them
until they are mustered out and turned
them over to the governments officials.
Those who propose returning to civil en-
Payments at once will naturally doff their
uniforms, but it IS probable that there
is quite a number who will take the month
as a vacation after the confinement TO
camp, with its arduous drills and other
military work and win retain their per-
sonality as soldiers until they return home
from Griffin never to return to the army.
The men who came back to Savannah
We're as follows:
Capt Geo. p. Walker. First Lieutenant
A. B. Palmer, Second Lieutenant G. F.
Armstrong.
Sergts. Turpin Bacon Henry Greene, F.
B. Torlay, H. Strachan, C. II. Wakeman.
Corps. d. G. White, II. p. Inabnet, c.
f. Rossignol, r. d. Ralnes. D. Bacon, C.
B. Bessenleu, II. NJ. Germany, J. n.
Shearhouse. L. II. Baker, j. McNally, II.
B. Heller, R. H. McHugh, and John G.
Thomas.
Privates Charles Bevill, o. N. Bryan, f.
b Cason, George Coleman, Charles Col
her, s. b. Dubose, H. b. Dinkins, w. w.
Davis, F. r. Dreese, Walter Estill, Rob
ert Furlong, John Jabris, James Garland,
Harold Gould, Walter Heron, George
Hudson. Curt Hoernlien, Jasper r. Ivey,
p. e. Keller, J. N. Lubbock, Charles
Larche, Aleck Mckay, W. J. McNish.
John Millen, John Morel, Ed. Minford,
Frank Meich, John Merchant, L. n.
Nunes, S. Torlay, c. Hayes, H. Cotton,
J. F, Furlong, Jr., w. f. Ward, F.. NJ.
Ward, R. R. Walker. Charles Lundy,
George Byrnes, w. H. Butler. Charles
Bennett, c. M. Brown, Walter Butler 10
seph Baker, L. A. Brazzell. Philip Nome,
William Patterson, It. f. Prendergast, Le-
roy Ramsey, J. J. Roach, Ed. Ryan, NJ. j.
Roach Spencer Reddick, Charles Sdllman,
b. Scarborough OF Statesboro, Charles
Semken, John Sullivan, l.. Singletary, N.
o. Tilton, Jr., J. Il. Tow, Patrick Waters,
e. NJ. Ward, Charles Waddell, John M.
Weeks, J. c. Washington, Charles VIII
son, Joseph Wolf. Henry Wright, John
Wittschen, Charles Palen, H. ]. Gilbert,
John Harper, c. A. Harper, j. L. Roch-
ford.
The following went to Brunswick: r.
f. Strickland, ]. T. Sansbury, Charles Nc
Laughlin, C M. Mitchell, L. A. Brazzell,
David Brazzell.
Those remaining at camp are Lieut.. H.
NJ. Conner, Sergts. ]. d, Stuart and George
Allen, Corpl John Lance and nine pri-
Yates.
The Chattanooga Times says Of an ad-
venture of Lieut.. George F. Armstrong,
just before the battery left Chickamauga:
Lieut. Armstrong came very near being
seriously and probably fatally injured as
the result of an accident Sunday night
The lieutenant was riding his horse, and
the animal attempted to jump across a
deep ditch near the camp Instead OF
landing on the opposite side Of the ditch,
however, the animal fell to the bottom
breaking his neck and falling with terrific
force on the left leg of Lieut. Armstro
painfully bruising and MASKING It. The
lieutenant had a very narrow escape from
being instantly killed"
Lieut.. Armstrong says the report is cor
rect in the main, but it is not true that
the horses neck was broken, though II
came very near being.