The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-05-20
CAMP AND GENERAL NOTES

CAMP AND GENERAL NOTES
10 f. d. watson and Geo. McCaugbna q,
a at Camp Eaton to-day.
IS corporal Cyrus Campbell came bon,
n Wednesday on SO hours furlough.
II Lieut. a. Il. Ross has resumed his nos,
: tlon as baggageman at the Ann Arho
i depot. 'o
Inc oou infantry band lead by Franl
Heric is easily the best in the Micbioar
] brigade.
Inc entire SSd United States VoIunree,
infantry and field officers will be mustered
ihto service as regiment.
Sergeant Bartrem is now able to he On.
ana Ills wounds are rapidly healing. The
s'snt OF the eye is totally DESTROYED but the
oaii Will probably be saved.
Several of the young men rejected bv ,h.
physicians at Island Lake took second ex.
summation at the armory Friday night
hoping that they could be re.instated N
the ranks Of Co. G, but were not success.
| full. '"'oe'''
lne 3lst Mich. regiment has been 40.
signed by Gen. Brooke to the second divis.
ion OF the sixth provisional armv corno
Inc regiment reported for duty at Cbicko.
mauga with IL companies. .O22 mon ona
officers. ''-o
oap'ain Van Epps while acting major
tuesday night was thrown from his borso
and suffered severe sprain of one 20 h,o
ankles. 1t will be several days before be
VIII again be able TO take his position at tho
head of Co. G. - 'Ne
~nen the Slst regiment left camp Sun
DAY night Governor Pingree delivered q
or'ef out cheering address to the bows. in
WHICH ne said: II will speak to you in the
same spirit In which l did to the Detro;t
naval reserves when bade them good hve
Inc first thing to do is to obey orders. I
KNOW now necessary that is because I have
oeen soldier. Obey orders and vou w,,,
uno everything harmonious and will bave
Ihe triendllness of your officers. I wish Won
success from the bottom of my heart. If
mere Is anything can do for any of Won or
nose you have left behind, telegram ma a.
ny expense"
Labor Commissioner Cox has begun the
'ork Oh securing statistics regarding the
nen Oh the regiments leaving Michigan at
ne present tlme' which will be exceedingly
1teresting. When completed. Mr.. Gov
'ill be able to give the average apa os tho
len, also many facts regarding their per.
'nai characteristics, the various Trades
aslness and professions represented and
'laries OF those who have given up lucra.
We positions to go to the front. II is esti.
ated' that at least 200 of the men of the
81 regiment were receiving salaries from
'ooo 10 $4,000. The 32d regiment also
8 fine lot of men, but is believed tbev
IL average up somewhat younger than the :
st. '"e
royal welcome was given Leuts. Hever +
hoss and Hospital Steward Edwards. 2 =
Iurday night, on their return from Island
ke, having been thrown out on accon,,
physical disability They were escorted
N the M. Q. depot by large crowd of
III admirers in an open carriage drawn lice
twenty young men. The city band led Ow
procession, and cheer after cheer went F
iron the throats OF the people. who y
'nged the streets, In honor of the re. y
ed officers of Co. G. After making n A
nlt OF the principal streets the pro. A
ION stopped at McNallys cafe where the W
It's and the band were served with a 6na ~
luet. Geo. b. McCaughna acted as O.
master and several toasts were rae. l.,
a TO- In very pleasing manner, by the w
Is. Ge
dispatch says: Maj. Nancrede. for. TIL
dean OF the medical faculty of the a.
NJ is fast becoming popular officer n
unprefentious, but his knowledge of j.
cal science Is much sought after bv tho Jas
surgeons and assistant surgeons of the o..
rents now In camp. Tuesday Cant. r. ''
Epps, 20. g, Thirty-third infantry F..
tnrown from his horse and sprained Ed.
nKie. MAJ. Nancrede had him re- 1.
] to the hospital. The doctor removed O. "a.
at' rolled up his sleeves and began to Geo
tne swelling In the injured ankle by A.
lg IL In certain ways. He worked for Tot
han an hour before he was rewarded SIS, 90
Ing the swelling go down. This was city or
alton for some of the doctors, and it ed, the
to say that 1t will be repeated many
turing the Spanish American war nv
s'" 'o'un'eers' ware!.