The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-04
YALE LIGHT HORSE BATTERY.
Members to Assemble at the Armory
 and Go to Mantle To-Day.

Members to Assemble at the Armory
 and Go to Mantle To-Day.
 The Yale company of forty men, which will form the third platoon of the Branford light horse battery, will assemble at the Second Regiment ar mory at 10:30 this morning. They will march from there to the depot and take the 11:05 train for Branford. Lunch will be served there and the whole bat tery, one platoon of which is from Branford, will leave Branford for Mi antic at 2:10. The forty men who will go under command of Second Lieuten- ant H. T. Weston '9SS are: F. J. Born 'SS, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; w. l.. Bar nett, 98, New Haven; N. B. Beecher '9S, Hillsboro, O.; M. E. Bangs '99, New York city: r. V. Chappell '9SS., New London; N. H. Cowdry '9S, Edgewater, N. J.; Austin Cheney '98S., South Man chester, Ct; w. B. Connor '99, New AL bany, Ind: R. H. Cummings '9SS., Ti- dionte, Pa.; F. T. Ganse '9SS., Whining ton, Del: w. S. Hubble, jr, '9S, G. l.. Buist, jr. Louis Howe '96, c. c. Jones '9S, Wilkesbarre, Pa.; c. R. Dyod, jr., '99S., San Francisco, Cal; A. c. Led yard '9S, Detroit, Mich; G. c. Moore '98, D. Hartland, Conn; S. A. Marshall '9S, Cromwell Conn.,; E. D. Marshall 'S9, Philadelphia; M. M. MacMillan, Harleigh Parkhurst '9SS., Hartford, Conn; J. R. Paxton '9S, New York city; M. w. Rockwell '9S, New York city; B. Roesler '9SS., Great Neck, N. Y; w. J. Schroder '9S, Cincinnati, O.; c. L. Sherwood "9SS, Southport, Conn.,; w. P. Slocovich '9S, Brooklyn, s. Eos ter Sanford '97 L. S., New Haven; c. E. Suiter, J. B. Seymour '99, Benning- ton, Vt: D. c. Twichell '9S, Hartford; w. F. c. Tichborne 9SS., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Julius Tuckermann E. B. Treat '9S, Wallingford, Conn.,; H. B. Martin, w. N. Vaile '9S, Denver, Col; w. l.. Worsall 'esS., New York city; H. T. Weston '9SS., Beatrice, Neb.; W. s. Packer, jr., '9S, Brooklyn.
 At Mantle the men will be rigidly ex- amined and if any fail to pass as many as are needed to make up the necessary forty will be selected from the follow ing ten men: B. c. Bemier '9S, Welles- ley, Mass; McDougal, T. S.; McLane 1900 New Haven; E. s. Greene 1900, Westminster, c. M. Colvocoresses 1900, Litchfield, Conn; E. E. Davidson, Bos- ton; T. A. OBrien '99S., F. P. Holden 19O0S., Meriden; J. M. Watts 190OS., Philadelphia; J. H. Campbell 1900, Dr. ange, N. J.
 After the platoon is made up they will be turned over to the United States and will then be armed and equipped by the government. They will have charge of two Hotchkiss rap- i'd fire guns.
 Last night was a busy one for the men who are going. Many of them made a hasty examination of their pos sessions, packed everything except what little they intend carrying with them in trunks and boxes and gave them over to their friends to care for and send home. Quite number of the men were banquetted by their friends and many glasses were quaffed with expressions of hopes for success and the assurance that the sympathies of all Yale are with the men. What action the faculty will take regard ing the diplomas of the seniors and the re-entrance of the underclass+ men is not definitely known, but it is general ly thought that the seniors will receive their diplomas and degrees and that the underclassmen will be allowed to re-en- ter the classes they are now ir1 and will no doubt be given a rousing send off when they leave this morning.