The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-14
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the proper instruction of the mon of their
commands in these rules and the enforce
ment of same,
". Attention is directed TO paragraph
g Of general orders No. 81, headquarters
Second Army corps, July q, 1898, regard
ing the carrying of weapons not author
lied ana the punishment to be imposed
for the violation of same.
V. Paragraph second of general orders
No %, headquarters First division, Sec
ond Army corps, directs that enlisted
| men leaving the limits of their camp will
| in each case he required to have a pass
signed by the company commander ana
approved by the rcgimental commander,
men found without such a pass will he
liable to arrest and subject to trial by
court martial. Attention is also directed
| to general orders No. 81, headquarters
Second Army corps, Sept ,J9, 1898, bearing
upon this matter.
VI. The orders regulating the sanitary
| features Of the camp and the care of men
| and inspection of water and food sup
plies have been emphatic as well as nu-
merous. Attention of surgeons, officers
| and men is directed to the following or
| ders bearing directly upon these matters
viz: General orders No. IL, headquarters
| Second Army CORPS, June g. 1898; general
| orders No. 10, headquarters Second Army
| corps, June q, 1898; general orders No. G5,
| headquarters Second Army corps. Aug. !.
| 1898: general orders No. 66. headquarters
| Second Army corps, Aug. u, 1898. The
| practice of throwing water in which men
have washed themselves or their clothes
or dishes into the company street or ABOUT
| the kitchens is Il pernicious one and cal
| culated to develop seeds of disease and
| death. Company commanders are warned
| against such proceedings and can be hold
| responsible for sickness resulting there
| from.
By order of
| Charles G.. Mates.
| Lieut. Col. Commanding Regiment
David J. Davis
Acting Regimental Adiutant.
CAMP GOSSIP.
Captain Smith, of +, was officer of
| the day yesterday; Lieutenant Huff, of
| II. officer of the guard: Lorenzo Bis
bee, Of d, sergeant of the guard: Ed
ward Conrad, of A. Charles Wrigley,
of F, and f. V. Jones, Of b, corporals.
| Regimental Adjutant L. 7. Mates
| has requested and received an addi-
| tional extension of one month of his
| leave Of absence on account Of sick
| ness.
Captain COrwin, of II, has received a
| seven days leave of absence on account
| of the serious illness of his son, Ser
| geant Archer r. Corwin, who is now
| at his home in Scranton.
Lieutenant Dodge, Of L, who has
| been discharged from the city hospital,
| Harrisburg, has been given a thirty
| days sick leave of absence.
Captain McCauslard. of G. who is
| still confined to his bed with a case of
| typhoid at st. David's, Delaware coun-
| ty, has been granted further exten-
sion of fourteen days to his leave of
| absence.
| Private George Phillips, of C, is
| peculiarly superstitious on the ques-
| tion of neckties He wears a light
summer tie night and day, and says il
| keeps him extra warm.
Attorney Searles and wife, of Homes.
| dale, were in camp today visiting
| friends in Company L.
| Word has been received by a men,
Der of Company A, saying that Cap
| tain Derman is rapidly improving, and
| will soon be able to sit up.
Corporal John Edinger, of d, has
been removed to St. Joseph's hospital
| Lancaster, to be treated for a case of
| malarial fever
PriVates Charles Hamilton, the we'll
| known attache of the Academy OF
Music, and John Flannery, of p, have
returned from thirty days sick fur
Tough, and are looking quite we'll
Musician Alex. Hazleton is sick He
| is suffering from an attack of malarial
| fever
Word has been received that Com
pany Clerk John Malta, of C, is in the
Germantown hospital. Germantown
| Philadelphia, and doing we'll
| Richard j, Bourke.