Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-13

iIIhory 10 tne train. Inc men were at once
placed aboard the cars and guards stationed
at the DOORS
1t was decided at a late hour this morning
that 1t would greatly facilitate matters if
the camp equipage were sent out to the
grounds by wagons instead of loading 1t on
the cars at 9th street and MARYLAND ayeuu.
unloading 1T at Dunn Loring and again put
ting II In wagons to be taken to the camp,
hich Is located about two miles from the
station. Consequently the wagon train was
started from the armory about 1890 o'clock
TO De driven over the road distanc. of
about ten miles. The train consisted of ten
large express wagons, on which were pack
ed all of the tents and poles the cooking
utensils. the sacks for beds and the neces-
sary straw with which to fill them. The
wagon train was accompanied by a quar-
termaster sergeant and a guard of privates
FOR more than an hour before the bat
talion reached 9th and Maryland avenue
the wives, mothers sweethearts and
Irlends or the gallant soldier boys began
10 assemble to give them a send-off 1t
was merry crowd. although in the eyes
OF many OF the gentler could be seen
the CLINT of tears sad farewells were
SAID to sons and brothers who were not
thls time going away on a pleasure en-
campment, but were going for the purpose
OF assisting i'll the defense of the flag of
their country
AS the train pulled out there was a
mighty cheer from thousands of throats
i Handkerchiefs were waved and hats
dispense until the train had passed en-
urely out of sight
Foster of the battalion
The roster of the battalion is as follows:
Major, NJ. Emmett Urell; adjutant, First
Lieut.. James l.. Mock.
Company F-Captain, Otto F. Simonson;
first lieutenant, Clarence X. Sayer; second
lieutenant, w. r. Harrison; first sergeant
Duncan, Davenport; sergeants, John G.
Holster, David l.. Bowersox, Joseph Clark,
Theodore A. r. Taft and Joseph E. Hen
erickson; corporals, Ferdinand H. Paul.
Robert J. Warden, James c. Maley, Daniel
j. Moore, William A. Dawiing and Charles
w. Abernethy; privates, James F. kol5
William F. Behrens, George c. Meigs, Chas
c. Holm, Charles Anderson, Henry NJ
Bennett. Jacob S. Best, Joseph S. Bladen.
Burt F. Bowser. Arthur h. Brown Charles
w. Brown. Ralph p. Buell.. Frank L. Burke,
Harry T. Cameron, Robert S. Campbell,
B Cornelius. Henry w. Coyden, jr.; Har
vey n. Cox, John =. Cronan, John w.
Digges Joseph C. Dewall, Louis T. French,
Eugene E. Fuller, George N Galorn, Will
liam Gavon, John w. Green. William j.
Grissett Frederick T. Harrington, George
H. Hayre, Alfred Heitmuller. ir.; Milton
S. Hilton, George S. Holstein Thomas NJ.
Jenkins, Eugene G. Kaufman, George w.
Kyle. George II. Littletield, Archibald
Lusby, Francis ]. Malloy, James X. Marks,
Harvey A. Moran, John Munro. William {.
Meyers, julius Ochitkoosk, William Ohm.
Joseph Gutenberg, Henry V. V. Pierce. Carl
II. Rottman, George a. Rudolph, Rudolph
B. Scheitlein, Edward w. Short, Ernest
Selby, Thomas H. Terren, Oscar D. Sny-
der Royal G. Stedman, James A. Thorpe,
Charles w. Tucker, William G. Van Horn,
jr.; Percy NJ. Whitney, James Wilson and
f. c. Bradley.
Company A-Captain, Harry Walsh: first
lieutenant, Richard ]. Harden second lieu
tenant Charles II. Harlow; first sergeant,
John A. Gallagher; serSeants, William j.
Walsh, Thomas F. McAnally, William F.
Gallagher end Howard NJ. Nermillion; cor
rorals. William A Kelly, Joseph B. Murray.
Peter J. Duffy, jr., Charles w. Gynne. John
A. O'Neill, jeremiah j. O'Connor and Jos.
A. Quill; trumpeters, Willard Hays and Jos.
King; wagner, David H. Kohr; artifcer,
Charles Start: privates. Fl. b. Anderson.
VIM. Anderson, Claude E. Anderson Harry
Boucher, Thos. Boucher, Fred. Blake, John
F. Byrna, John A. Byrd, VIM. Brodarick.
Harry c. Bonault John f. Brown. James
c. Barry, Michael w. Curtin, Hurley Gu
sick, Chas W. Carroll. Edgar A Golfer.
Samuel T. Carpenter, Howard T. Duckett.
Carl v. Eckdall. Richard Espey, John A.
Gooding. Martin A. Gleason, Marcellus c.
Gallaher, Wilfrad l.. Harres, George A.
Horkan, Chas w. Huff, Jos. J. Harvey,
Frank A Howell, Thos. w Jones, VIM.
Johnston, Chas. Kelly, Claude McAuley,
Geo. McDermott, Bernard E. Meade, John
A. Mahoney, John N. Neil, Albert S. No
Ian. VIM. I. Nelson VIM. E. O'Neii, John
J. OBrien, Clarence L. Palmer. Jas. Quig-
ley. John Ryan, Bartholomew Ready, Maui
rice A. Roche, Frank NJ. Smith, Charles w.
Sisson, VIM. E p. Saks, Chas. E. Stuart,
Ohio A. Stevens, Chas. l.. Stearns, VIM. E.
Stearns, Adolph Van Reuth, jr., John J.
Voigt. Thos. d: Walsh. VIM. F. White,
Frank Snider, VIM. Anderson, VIM. Wood,
Warren c. O'Hara and James A. Miller.
Company B-Captain, William T. H.
King. first lieutenant, Thomas s. King;
second lieutenant, Horace M. Bell; first
sergeant, Roy L. Quackenbush: sergeants
Albert M. Eberly, James c. Sargent, Ed
ward l.. Meyers, John Mahany and An
thony Serfert; corporals, John Molyneaux,
Leonard ]. Bahman, Bernardine P. Rick
enbocher. William McQueeney, George E.
Lewis and Arthur w. Sherrier; musicians,
Charles HaZenmyer and George E. Poole:
artificer, Charles E. Richard; WAGNER,
Lemuel E. Tyler: privates. Roman Anders,