The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-01
TIRING OF INACTIVITY

Dunn Loring, Va" The Dunn Lor-
ing" is not to be placed on mail mat
ter.
Lieutenant Edgar Jadwin, OF the
United States engineer corps, of Wash
ington, was among yesterdays visitors
in camp.
f. L. Phillips, Major W. G. Fulton,
DR.. Gilbert ID. Murray and John and
George Atherton. of Scranton, were
visitors at the Thirteenth's headquar-
ters, Sunday
Captain McCausland, of Company G,
was officer Of the day yesterday Lieu
tenant Decker, of Company +, COM
mander of the guard and Private Will
liam Hail. orderly at headquarters.
Today Captain Smith, of Company L.
Is officer of the day, and Lieutenant
Benjamin, of Company II, commander
of the guard
Robert PeCkins, of Washington, d.
c.. a former member of the regiment,
was Il visitor in camp yesterday
The Thirteenth is sinking an inch
and-a-half artesian well on its own
account after the fashion of its neigh
bors, the Twelfth Pennsylvania.
Editor Schuyler, of the WillamspOrt
yesterday.
Another division has been organized
with General George W. Davis in COM
mand. Colonel Schall, of the Sixth
Pennsylvania, was given temporary
command of one of the brigades.
The checks for the state pay are to
be cashed today and the long-expected
t..I ,,t1I
distributed. The Thirteenth's allow
ance averaged a thousand dollars to a
company.
Company rs base ball team won an
other victory Sunday. defeating team
from Company II, of the Twelfth. by
score of "A to 10. Company rs team
is composed of Sayres, rf; Hughes, e;
Cribbns, 2b; Robinson, ss; Kelly, III;
l.. Williams, If; Montgomery, Cf; Eel
lows, D; T.. Phillips, 3b.
team from the Thirteenth regi-
ncnt Sunday afternoon played team
from the Sixth. Illinois. The score at
the end of the sixth inning was I to I
in favor of the Illinois team. The other
three innings are to he played later
The Thirteenth was represented by
Hughes, c; Luomis. p: Kelly. lb. Ma
lott, 2b; Decker. 3b; Phillips, IS; D..
Williams, If; Fellows, Of; Montgomery,
IF.
j. G. Manning. of PittstOn transpor-
tatiOn agent Of the Christian EndeavOr
union, OF Pennsylvania, stopped off yes
terday IN his way to Nashville, whore
! he Is going To- arrange for the transpor-
tation of the Pennsylvania delegation
to the international convention which
is to be held in that city i'm July.
The Second division as bricadcd by
| General Graham is as follows:
First Erigade-One Hundred and
| Fifty ninth indiana, Third New York,
| and TwCnty-secOnd Kansas; to he COM
marded by Colonel Barnett. Of the one
| Hundred and l'ifty-ninrh Indiana.
Second Brigadc-SiXth Pennsylvania
| Fourth Missouri. and Ninth Ohio Bat
! talon; to j." commanded by Colonel
! Schall, of the Sixth Pennsylvania.
Third BriGade-Third Missouri. Sec
und Tennessee, and First Rhode Island;
to be commanded hy Colonel c. w. Ab:
butt, of the First Rhode Island
Captain Washabaugh, of Company ID
! Twelfth Pennsylvania, was engaged tc
be married on Saturday last. He was
married. too, although General Graham
allowed him only forty-cight hours ir
which to get up I" Williamsport, be
married and return.
The appointment of Captain Charles
| King as a brigadicr general is not a'
Il. |, ~.
Of his books. He draws pension fol
permanent disability, it is said.
John l.. Schroeder and son, Louis, o
Scranton, were yesterday guests o
Acting Major Kambeck.
Private Joseph Hodgson, of Company
D, received Il telegram Monday an
| nuunCing that his father yas dying
Captain Gilman hurriedly secured hin
five day furlough and he left for homt
at once.
Miss Lillian Graham, of Scranton, ,wh'
is the guest of Washington friends
paid visit to camp Yesterday.
The Thirteenth will today receive tn
rest of their uniforms, campaign hats
trousers and ponChas, or rubber blanl,
cts.
Mrs. w. II Sleeper and daughter
Miss Maud, Of Washington, were tn
guests of Private w. j, Davies of Com
pGny f. yesterday.
Private Morgan, of Company II, wa
headquarters orderly yesterday.
Private Fred Hugo stephens, of Com
pany b, Twelfth regiment, has been Sc
lcctod 10y Colonel COursen as brigad
clerk.
) Private Watkins, of Company H, re
; ccived word yesterday that his ncphe,
was dead and endeavOred to secure
furlough, but without success.
II. j. Duffy