The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-10
BATTERY OFF FOR GRIFFIN.
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where the latter disbanded The Hussars
then returned to their armory.
Before the departure of the Chathams
Lieut. Conner secured about 100 blankets
for the men and a supply of provisions to
last them tomorrow. This expense had
to be borne by the officers of the command
as has been the cases with all the expenses
incident TO the enrolment. 1t is expected
that the state will reimburse them for
these expenditures, though this matter
has not been decided, and nothing is
known definitely with regard to what steps
will be taken.
The following is a list of the men who
have passed the examination and went to
Griffin last night, with the exception of
Lieut.. Armstrong, who remained 10 look
after the other recruits:
Captain-Geo. p. Walker.
First Lieutenant-A. Is. Palmer.
Second Lieutenants-Gee. F. Armstrong
and f. M. Conner. Jr.
+. B. Torley, Victor Desbouillons, NJ. d.
Papy p. Inabuet, c. Fl. Wakeman, II. G.
Strachan, Geo. Allan, w s. Adams Tur-
pin Bacon, ]. b. Gaudry, H. M. Germany,
A. w. Harmon, Jr., j. b. Lance, c. f.
Rossignol, r. M. Raines, J. G.. Thomas ].
c. Washington. S. j Wheaton, Jr., d. G.
White, w. e. Ward, c. II. Lahse, j. r.
Rockford, w. H. Waddel, j. A. Bennett
c. NJ Eckley, r. ]. Register. c. B. BESSIE
lieu, j. w. Smith, S. 3. Geddens, f. Meich
Chas. w Brownrigg, G. j. Sullivan, II.
Cuptt, G. F. Brown, j. f. Weeks, j.
Jaonbone, II. j. Rhodes, j. Fl. REM, J. r.
Garland, j. F. Powers, j. &c. Jordan, w.
II. Kitchings, r. X. Dreese, N. o. Tilton,
Jr., w. II. Murphy, Jr., V. L.. Rockfield, r.
l.. Miller VIM Myland, Jno. Jonson, II
NJ. Gilbert, Jas. Mcclure, r. H. Ntzhugh,
A. j. Marcker, Chas. KocS, Chas. Symert-
zen, j. j. Curley, w. H. Butler, j. II. Nc
Nally, ]. Collier, w. w. Davis, J. N.
Shearouse, A. Shearouse. j. W. Boat
wright, b. Scarboro, w. NJ. Simmons, r.
w. Scarboro, j. r. Ivey, E. Lundy, G. l..
Sullman, ]. Beecher, j. A. Driscoll, r. r.
Walker, ]. H. Wittschen, E. D. Munford
j. J. O'Shea, Jos. Blake, II. P. Heller, M
J. Roach, Franz Orotsch, f. H. Storey,
Dick Abbo, w. NJ. Davis E. M
G. Stubs, r. L. Ramsay, S. B. DuBosc,
S. d. Hewlett J.. j. G. Morel. Devereaux
Bacon V. Tatem, w. W. Blocker, Charles
Wilson, Harley Williams John Leggett
Edward S. Ryan, T. f. McNally, w. NJ
HILL G. Coleman, NJ. Haar, f. Lawrence
j. N. Quarterman. Pat Waters, II. Wright
w. ID. Mills, p Nome, Ii. Zealy, Fl. Fitz-
meyer II. Semken, J. Falves, M. Schwarz,
w. w. Henry, c. f. English, j. C. Man
ming, John M. Milien e. l.. Smith, y.
Schwab, j. l.. George, J. NJ. Lubbock, j. b.
Dufoure, r. r. Keller, c. l.. Robbins,
Louis Baker, Louis Meyers, e. B. Cason,
c. A. Harper, Porter Middleton, Herbert
Nash, George f. Burns, J. Wilson, T. r.
Prendergast and l.. NJ Numes.
The following are, to be examined to-
day, and those who pass will 20
Up with Lieut. George f. ARM
strong tomorrow night: II. +.
Lournan, J. j. Pollock Pat Gallagher,
T. f. Mcclure. Thomas Ballein. A. w.
Walker r. l.. Beranc j. Hansen Charles
Carlson, II. Bullwinkle, A. F. Mckay. ].
H. Raynor, Daniel Gregory, John Nc
Grath, W. f. Hicks, II. c. Rhodes, Vim.
r. Patterson and w. J. McNish, besides
several others expected to arrive from the
country this morning who have been in
structed to report to Lieut.. Armstrong.
The ten men from Columbus Secured by
! Mr. w. b. Slade have been directed 10
ioIn the battery at Griffin, and will be ex-
amiued there with all Of the members OF
the battery.
Lieut.. George f. Armstrong win remain
| In the city to-day and tomorrow. He will
continue to enlist all applicants. and will
look after those who are coming in from
the country 10 join the battery. Or. Jar
| rel will also be here TO examine them.
and when this work is finished tomorrow
night, they will leave for Griffin.
At the meeting OF the Chathams last
night the resignation Of Sergt. w. J..
Bailey as a member Of the company was
accepted. His resignation as second lieu-
| tenant of volunteers had already been ac-
| cepted by Capt Walker. and Mr.. Bailey
| also rendered his resignation as a men,
Der OF the company.
II thought she was a dream before I
married her. he said. And now?" queried