The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-03

Tins of subtle and inexplIcable aches in
joints and muscles.
The regiment was mustered for pay this
morning. Those who were not halt or lame
were in line to answer roll call and see their
names checked off. 1t is possible that pay
ment will be made Saturday or Monday at
the farthest. The men were formed in col
umn Of companies. and while captains called
the rolls and the colonel checked the names.
the lieutenant colonel inspected the opened
lines of soldiers. The beautiful regimental
flag was carried the length of the regiment,
and as the companies were marked up for
pay each body followed the colors back to
quarters. There were no further drills fol-
loving this ceremony.
Two men from the One-hundred -and-six-
tieth were arrested by provost guards Tues
DAY. They were out on passes, but had lost
the paper There are now no Indiana pris-
oners in the provost marShals care Cor
poral Watson, Company A, was sent to
bring the prisoners to camp.
Lieut.. Sausser, Of Company l., is at An
derson, called home by his wife's illness.
Football teams have been organized in
companies G and NJ Captain Joseph r.
Harrison, of Company G. is acting assistant
quarters. Captain Marks will coach Com
pany Cs football players.
First Sergeant Hopper, Corporal Throck-
morton and Private Mills, of Company c,
are at Lafayette on furlougfs.
An excursion from Indiana points Is ex-
pected by the boys next Sunday.
Among those furloughed are First Ser
geant Gallivan and Private Fuller. of Com
pany q; Private Henry of Company A:
Sergeant Major Cole, of Marion; r. c. Ben
pany G.; L. Jackson. of Company G; Chris
D. Myers. of the regimental band, and Pri-
vate Sid Taylor, of Company A.
By Saturday morning the water supply
Will be fully sufficient. The drinking water
will be filtered.
and Major Harter, of the first battalion.
have gone to their homes at Aurora and
Warsaw. respectively, on leaves of absence.
Inc general court-martial will have.
among others. the case of Private Allen.
OF Company X, who took a shot at the
colored inspector. at the Pepper distillery.
and the matter Of Private Hughes, who has
been In confinement for various offenses.
Private F. Holbrook. Company G., is now
orderly for Colonel Kiger.
Privates T. McCauley, of Company c. :
Homer Barr, of Company E: r. A. Jelli-
son, of Company G: Ray Nineford of Com
pany HI; Henry Hedrick, of Company I.
as attendant
Buglers WATSON. of Company E. and
the greatest efficiency in field music among
all the trumpeterS.
CAPTAIN Marks. Company G, is entertain
ing his father. Captain c. a. Sharp, Com
pany II, is acting major of the first bat
talon during Major Harter's absence. Ser
geant Myers. of Company A. was sergeant
of the brigade guard Tuesday. First Lieu
tenant Vail of Company A. is acting as
battalion adjutant Of the second battalion
In the place of Adjutant Malthy. Private
sistant to the regimental blacksmith.
There is no hospital cook here, and no
provision, except that made by. company
commissaries. for feeding the sick, who
seldom receive suitable food. Hospital at
tendant Henry Me is i'll. Sergeant Major
Miller IS making details, while Sergeant
Major Cole recuperates at his Indiana home
Colonel Gunder has prepared a frame villa
at the rear of his quarters for the reception
of Mrs. Gunder, who will come from Ma
rion to visit him in camp
The regimental mail carrier. Spencer Van
Devanter, is i'll and not up to duty