Evening star., 1898-05-17

Frank B. Bressler. Charles F. Bryant John
| G. Carr, John Collins, Edward A. Cook
Wm Cornwell, VIM. II. Carrell, David B.
Curry. Horace Daniels, Martin Davern,
| Geo. Donohue. Chas F. Dubois, William
Frizzell Samuel L. Furner Taylor Gayle,
| Jos. Chant, VIM. T. Grton, Wade Harrison.
Gardner Hart. Louis Hohbein, Jno. F.
| Hooner, Edward ]. Hyland, James J.
| VIM. E. Mccormick, Oliver D. Merson, Per-
| cy N. Moulden, VIM. Murray, VIM. l..
Oliver, Hugh n. Pendleton, Harry l.. Rog-
| ers, Geo. M Ross, Ricardo Russell. Geo. J.
Ryder. Geo. NJ. Ryan, Chas. Shpley, Ge-
! rome Shipman. Arthur Simmons, James J.
Slattery. Harry L. Smethurst VIM. Z.
Stearns. Benz. f. Stewart, Frederick Stueh-
| mann, Thomas A. Taylor. Chas. F. Travers.
| Chas L. Vermillon. John T.. Walker, Wal
| ter A. Wannell. Lewis Waple. VIM. II. Will
cox, Ennis M Williams, Henry Walz, VIM.
H. Wright, VIM. H. McGregor and Fred
| erick A. Enseman.
Company l. Sd Battaiion-Captan, Rich
| ard Douglass Simms; first lieutenant,
| Thacker V. Walker; second lieutenant. Roy
B. Hayes; first sergeant, William c. Whip;
| quartermaster sergeant, Joseph B. Plat; 4;
sergeants. Leonard Y. Rcsser, John r.
Presnell Henry Jost and Dallas n. Davis;
corporals Clifford A. Lucas. John Kam-
merer Peter Peterson, Albert Rosanbaum,
! John j. Haskell and Harry Bradley; musi-
clans, William H. Peters and Arthur F.
Ritchie; artifcer, George w. Naren; wag
oner, William A. Taite; prvates, Edgar J.
Adams, William T. Bailey, Charles E. Bald
win, Aloysius Barnes. James E. Billingsley
Floyd F. Brown, James l.. Brown, Edgar F.
Burke, Thomas Collins, Ulysses G.. Connol-
ly, Lodie A. Cutshaw, Luther F. Davis, Ja-
| cob b. Davis, James G. Davis, Joseph R.
Drinkard, Alexander NJ. Forester George
Gaskell. James E Gaitley, John A Gayer,
William ]. Gilmour, George r. Glasgow,
Walter Green, Frank r. Griffith William J.
Hannigan Herbert l.. Hayes, Albert J.
Hawkins, Elliott A. Hoopes Patrick Hur-
lev. Rich Hurley jackson r T,eith +
Lynch, Claude w. Lunsford Elvin NJ. Lus-
key. Bernard McCauley, Lewis Malloet
Harry w Mitchell, Daniel P. Meyers, John
A. O'Toole, John ODoroghue, John Prendi-
Vile, Thomas J. Prendiville, William P
! Part9llo, Rich J. Quinn, Warren " Reed
George w. Robey. Samuel H. Schlomberg,
Thomas r. Shepperd, jr., Charles E. Six
KEN William Steele, Thos. Swallow Thos
Tagsart, Joseph Tasgart. Henry T. Teel,
Clarence P. Thompson, William A Tresn,
Norman A. Kraft, Robert l.. Zell and VIM.
D. V. Zell
Good Showing by Domer's Company.
Captain Domer's company. arrived at the
drill hall at 12:4o pm. The men marched
into the hall fully equipped. Each man had
on his knapsack, haversack, canteen water
| can and rubber coat, overcoat and blanket,
neatly rolled, and the guns and bayonets,
buckles and buttons showed signs of close
| attention. The entire company was present
except the mascot. The latter is a razor
back hog and will join the company at the
Virginia camp.
As s; on the company filed into the hall
1t was evident that every man in it had re-
cetved military training. There was no
halting shuff1ing to catch step. The line
entered. turned left. marched to the center
| of the hall and broke ranks. So excellent
was the showing made by the men that
| Gen. Harries and Maj. Slocum decided that
| the company should go over to camp at
once.
The armory was almost deserted when
| the company was lined up for muster the
other soldiers having either gone to din
ner or proceeded to the train that was to
take them over to camp. The fact that
| the delay in bringing the company in for
muster until such late hour had thrown
plans back for almost twenty-four hours
was almost overlooked when the company
drew up. 1t was developed. however, that
the men did not have their underclothes
with them, and when this was learned it
was decided that the company would not
| be sent over to camp until tomorrow, when
| all the soldiers remaining here will travel
together.
Notes of the Volunteers.
Surgeon Pyles went out to camp this
morning and Surgeon Weaver will join the
regiment tomorrow.
Major Slocum went out to camp this af-
ternoon with the two companies.
Capt Young's and Capt. Simms' COM
panies left for Camp Harries at 2:45 Pm
from 9th street and Maryland avenue The
remaining companies VIII go into camp
probably at 2 o'clock tomorrow.