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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-27
COL. ALEXANDER IA. LAwToN,

Georgia for regiment of cavalry instead
of two of infantry. The Georgia cavalry,
he declares, is the finest in the whole coun-
try, and it would have given him mex
pressLble pride to have been placed in com
mand of a regiment of them. The state,
too, is in a better condition to furnish cav
airy, Col. Brown said, than almost any
other state in the union in proportion to
population.
The cavalry art is particularly attract
ave to Georgians, especially the southern
part of the state, and in discussing the
situation this afternoon with the Morning
News correspondent, Col. Brown express
ed regret that this brilliant arm of the
service had not been given an opportunity
at the first call to arms to show the world
their metal
The appointment of Capt. Brown was
unanimously recommended by the con-
ference of regimental commanders which
met mere yesterday at the call of the Gov
eIhor. In fact, during the first discussion
oil details, when it was supposed that
Georgia would probably be called upon for
three regiments of infantry, every officer
ana others not on the ground united in
saying that Capt. Brown should be rec
commended by the state service to the war
department. for the appointment of briga-
oier general to command the Georgia
troops
Ot Col. Lawton Il Is hardly necessary to
say anything in this dispatch For years
Ne mas been regarded as the model mill
,ary commander of the state. and en-
joys the distinction Of being ranked by the
most competent authority on military af-
4aiS as the equal in military accomplish
ments TO any man of his rank in the regu-
Iar army. He is brilliant and gallant in
"Tsonality, and whenever he goes in the
SOrnlhg campaign he is sure to
pe conspicuous for leadership In his
o"n regiment, the First, of Savannah, he
d me idol of his men. Yesterday afternoon
WINE the conference of the regimental
Oollmandcrs was in session, Col. Lawton
e@ceeded every other one of his brother Of
..Sts IN patriotic enthusiasm. When Gov.
r.A-nson put the question to them who
ciShes to lead his regiment to the front"
~ Lawton was the only one who came
onward and declared that he was anxious
w. 80. The other colonies all promptly de-
o'tea That they would go if ordered out.
Vi u II became necessary for them 10 do
~ put only Col. Lawton stood up and de-
,a'ed mat he not only would go as duty.
"u' was anxious TO be given opportunity TO
80 10 the front at the first call to arms. 1t
a. therefore, only natural that Gov. At
SHson should tender Col. Lawton, the
ist opportunity, After Col, Lawton, Capt.
iI.o"n was named. II is said that Gov. At
S,nson had considered Col. John s. Gambler
~ lne Fifth Regiment In place OF Col.
''o~n' but Col. Gambler. who IS a cripple,
e '''a not pass the medical examination for
I'VE service.
lieut. Col. William Garrard of the Sa-
4uhah Volunteer Guards Battalion, Il Is
"a'fstood, has expressed bis desire 10 be
~ 70 the front. He has been present
,'usnolt the conference OF the comman-
a. WIN the Governor. and although no
Nia lnfornaticn can be obtained 10
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They may be given an opportunity to vol
unteer later, but the sentiment Of the
troop will have TO change In the mean
time, or there will not be a great many
who will do so. They do not want to
volunteer under the present call, but they
say they would not hesitate for a minute
IL they were ordered out. Every man,
they say. would respond TO a direct call
for their services from the Governor.
While the other forces are answering the
call. the cavalry VIII remain awaiting the
second, II one should come.
Several members OF the companies OF
the First Regiment were congratulatlng
themselves yesterday that they were not
being chaffed by their friends on account
Of the showing they had made when Il
came 20 taking a poll 70 see how the
members stood on the war question. Sun
day and Monday after the meeting OF Sat
urday night, the members u one or two
Of the companies were NOD altogether
proud Of the showing they had made The
meeting Monday night brought w tho
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GEoRGIA's COLONIES NAMED.
col. A. n. LAWTot THE FIRST TO
BE APPOINTED.

Cant. oscar Brown Given the Second
Commission-CoI. William Garrard
Likely to BE Made "A Lieutenant
Colonel, While Col. Varnadoe of
yaIdosta Is Mentioned for a Like
commandments Col. Garrnrd lis Not
Named Capt. Jordan Brooks Like
" to BE One of Col. Lalvton's
staff.
Atlanta Ga, April 26.--Gov Atkinson
this afternoon announced the appointment
Of Col. A. r, Lawton, of the First Regi-
ment of Savannah, and Capt. Oscar
Brown, United States Army, acting adju-
rant general of the state of Georgia, as
coionels of two regiments of infantry TO
IL supplied by this state to the Federal
government in the campaign against
Spain.
The appointment of these officers is the
most important step yet taken by the
state military authorities during the war
emergency without disparagement to any
officer of service it may be said that bet
fer appointments could not have been
made Capt Browns fitness for the COM
mission that has been rendered him is gen
orally Endorsed by the whole military
branch of the state. In the regular army
ne has made a brilliant record, being
native Georgian, and since he was sent
mere on detail as assistant adjutant gem
eral, he has made deep impression up
on the military life of the state. He is a
cavalry man of the finest type and with
his regiment, the Ninth, has seen a good
deal of hard, active service on Western
posts. His only regret, he said to-day af-
ter his appointment was announced, was
that the war department did not call upon
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verify It, the statement is genrally believ-
ca 10 De correct that he Will be named
as one of the lieutenant colonels 70 serve
with the two regiments about to he form
ca. COZ Narnadoe Of the Fourth Regi-
Iheht OF Naldosta, is being mentioned as
the other lieutenant colonel. Col. Varna-
uoe leIt TOT nome tonight. as did also
most Of the other commanders who bave
been here since yesterday.
Capt. Jordan F. Brooks of Savannah ,s
also here. He has expressed a desire to
De named as one of the company or STAFF
oilcers in the active regiments. If Lieut..
Col Garrard is not named, it may be that
capt. Brooks will be placed next I'm COM
mand with Col. Lawton. Col. Brown
capt. BROOKS. Lieut. Col. Garrard have
an mad long conferences with the Gov
enor to-day Nothing, however, could be
OBTAINED from any Of, them. After the
conference poth Col Lawton and Col.
Brown stated that none of the staff Off
GERS or company officers have as vet been
selected. It is their purpose to canvass
the service and see what officers are anx-
lous TO go to the front and then mako
thel selections from among the offices
now in command. OF what can he learned
OF the plans of the department. no one
regiment win be received as a whole. Col
Brown made this statement explicitly
10 inc Morning News CORE
spondent when asked if The
FIRST Regiment would be taken as a whole
II 1t should so volunteer. The idea is TO
let each regiment send one or more
companies, and also to leave room for re-
erults among them. Companies will be ac-
cepted as whole, however, and aIthough
no orders have as yet been issued. it is
believed that the method adopted will be
TO form the regiment by taking in com
panies as organized as far as possible.
Each regiment viii be composed Of about
1860 men.
Col Brown, who. as acting adjutant gen.
erai OF the state, probably represents the
views of the Governor; said that if the
volunteer Guards Battalion should volun
teer, 1t would probably be accepted as a
whole. If this should be done, however.
Il is not likely that any more troops from
savannah would be taken as the plans
now outlined contemplate a stronger coast
guard among the militia forces, and tie
Savannah troops could be held in readiness
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PAY OF THE SOLDIER.
Wages for Fighting From Private
Up TO Major General.

Wages for Fighting From Private
Up to Major General.
Just at this critical time the pay they
win receive in the service of the United
States is a question la the minds of many
who viii volunteer to fight its battles.
OF course there are not any who would
think a second time before volunteering
for any consideration OF pay, RI the low
pay for priyates should be brought down
even lower, IL is doubtful If there would
be any who would allow this to alter their
determination. Yet pay is given soldiers,
and any question of money is rarely
treated with disdaln.
When the Georgia volunteers volunteer
In the service they will receive the same
pay as the regular soldiers of the army.
1t is not known just when this pay will
start, whether Il Will be from the time
the call of the Governor Is responded to,
or from the time they are mustered into
the service of the United States. A MILF
tary man of captains rank says the vol
unteers will probably be paid for their
services dating from the time they re-
spond to the call of the Governor.
All commissioned officers fare very well
when IL comes to 81 question of pay IN
active service probably as well, in most
instances, as they would in time of peace,
when making money by their own efforts.
The privates get only $13 per MONTH and
the ron-commissoned officers do not re-
ceive princely sums. The following table
will show the pay per month received by
officers and men in the infantry arm of the
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.


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AGENTS WANTED.


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BIDS FOR TYDEEs BARRACKS.
A Dozen Buildings to De Erected
south of the Fort.

Bids have been called for by Chief
Quartermaster Simpson Of the Department
of the Gulf for the construction Of two
double sets of officers quarters, one double
set of non-commissioned staff officers
quarters, barrack, administration building,
guard house, and quartermaster's and sub
sistence storehouse, stable and wagon shed,
shop building and bakery on the govern
ment reserva ton at Tybee.
The bids are to be opened at the depart
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for doing the clearing and grading for the
location OF the buildings wall be opened at
The same time.
The buildings will be located Just south
and back Of the fortincations under cover
OF the guns.
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HELP MANTEp-rNMALEs.

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Ernest Davis, a brother of Messrs. L.
Il. and II. c. Davis. formerly of this
city is Junior officer on the. battleshlp
oregon. now on the way up the South
American coast Ensign Davis graduated
from Annapolis about ten years ago.
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RAIN HUNT THE BAzAR.

The Cake Walk VIII BE To-nighfs
Attraction.
The rain interfered with the bazaar OF
the Georgia Hussars last night, but It is
expected that tonight will be one Of the
best the troop has had. a. cake walk for
children will be the feature Of the enter
tainment
Many valuable articles viii be disposed
Of al auction, preparatory 20 the closing OF
the bazaar. A good opportunity win be
AFFORDED buyers to gct nice things cheap.
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plant EJeet a lieutenant.

The oeiethorpe Light Infanty did not
elect FIRST seutspant last night A spec
ial meeting had been called for the pur-
pose, but the nominating committee asked
Tor more time. This was GRANTED, aud the
committee viii report az 40 early meet
Ing.
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VERNON RIVERS SCOUTS.
IlTNa . tfuJtllll ~ q
Home Guard Organized TO Protect
the sixth District.

the Sixth District.
The first home guard for Chatham coun-
ty was organized Monday afternoon in the
Vernon River Scouts. The organization Is
an effective one and intended for business
It's membership is largely composed Of the
country members of the Ver-
non River Rife Club resid-
ing in the Sixth district, The meeting
was held at the residence of Justice w. II,
Mendel and the following officers elected;
Captain-W. Fl. Mendel.
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FIrst LIeutenant--II. D. nelI.

fFst LeutenanI--I1. y. Bel.
Second Lieutenant-W. H Nelson. y
The captain and the second lieutenant
being the magistrates sfoF the edlstrlct,it IS
evident that the company Is organized for
the maintenance of law and order.
The members are regularly enrolled, all
mounted and armed with Win
Mendel now has 20 odd men enrolled
and expects 10 secure 35 or 40. There win
be regular weekly drills. Non-connnission-
ed officers will DO appointed at the next
meeting. The SIKH District IL some dis
lance removed from the city. and the peo-
pie there prefer the safety which a home
company assures them TO possible assist
ance which might be cent them from the
city In case Of trouble an the district
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FoR RENT--sTOREs

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An aide-de-camp to major general Is
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LOST AND FOUND.


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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.

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In n.-seryant-dr. Jones Is be.
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ron HENT-RooMs.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -
Elizabeth Tucker has applied TO the Court
OF Ordinary for twelve months support
for herself out OF the estate of John Tuck
er, deceased Appraisers have made re-
turns allowing same.
These are, therefore, to cite all whom ID
may, concern TO appear before said court
to make objection on or before the FIRST
Monday In May next, otherwise same vii
be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton l..
Ferriil, ordinary for Chatham county, this
the 4th day OF April. 1898.
a FRANK e. KEIIBACH. 4
Clerk G. o.. c. c.
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sTRAYED.

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THE FLAT ROCK INN. FLAT ROCK.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


WANTED. SITUATION BY COLORED
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, real estate
dealer. No. York street. west.
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BOARDING.

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business CHANCES.


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HOUSES WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lead, highest cash price paid, Out of city
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MEDICAI.l.

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for % cents. AZ
Business Office Morning NewA