The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-07
INCLINT0N ARM0RY.
Roster Of Original and Pres
emit Company of Soldiers.

are mustered out
1t was easy to tell the recruits from
the veterans. There was no MISLEADING
the yellow. emaciated faces of the lat
ter, nor the fact that some of the latter
would have been better off at home on
this raw. wet day
Capt p j. Cannon was the officer in
command The captain was not strong
er than some of his men, but he was on
hand to receive his company. Surgeon
Warehouse was also ON hand and inn
mediateiy began the work of examining
the men. both as to establishing their
state of health for the information of
the pension bureau and to ascertain
their fitness for re-enlistment, should
any desire to re-enlist
The morning passed monotonously
until dinner time. Guard was mounted.
but otherwise not much was done The
uniform.
At l1.45 the company, to the number
of "A persons. walked from the arwory
to the American house to mess. The
men ate in the big dining-room Of the
hotel. from the menu that was printed
in The sunday Spy. The recruits
showed good appetites. but the veterans
L
ermnent's 20 cent ration proved salts
factory TO most of the men. There was
little disposition to criticise either the
mess or the attentions of Kind Mrs.
Childs, under whose supervision the
mess was prepared. The boys joked
emong themselves and made quite a
holiday time of their return to work
About o'clock the company marched
back to the armory to remain until
supper time, when they were again
marched to the American house to eat
The meal was less elaborate than the
dinner but it was good and wholesome
and there was plenty of il.
After supper the boys We're sent homie
To sleep. They VIII report to the armory
tomorrow morning, and a routine SINH
lar 10 that of today VIII be established
1t is not known positively Just how
long il viii be before the men are mus
tered out. 1t may be within the 20 DAYS
People who went down to the armory
to see the men march out felt a certain
sorrow when they realized, as nobody
has before, how depleted are the ranks
Of the original Co. X. The faces of the
IL dead men were familiar to MANY
people here The absence of a number
VINO are so in as to be unable to leave
the house was noted with equal con-
Germ. The following We're present at
roll call:
capt. P.J. Cannon, Lieut.. NJ. j. Healy,
Lieut.. J. j. Boyle, Sergt. NJ. J McDon-
ald, Sefgt Matthew Connolly, Corps.
J. g. Mcdonald. Edward A. Boyle. John
J. Gibbons. Fred L. Smith. John
Cannon, Michael Hurley. Privates j. ].
sullivan, Michael Maley. Patrick Lr-
by. James Kennedy, Fred Berdsley.
hiram Burke, J. A. Burke, J. A. Butler.
AZ Byfnes. Jere Callahan, John A.
Jasey, samuel Clarke. John Colewelb
Joseph L. Davis, James Daveau, VIII
lam Donnellon, N. J. Duran, Georse
Fry, F. j. Gallagher. ]. A. Gardner. II
X Gidney, w. F. Glispin, William Sol
Den, Michael Cannon NJ p. Harrity w
j. Hamilton, j. II. Hester. P. s. Hoban,
Nj. e. Kelley, J. ]. Kilcoyne, NJ ]. Kilt
redge. Malachi, j. Kittredge, Thomas A
Madden, George Matthews, G. P. Nc
Suliagh, NJ. z. McGlynn, j. H. Nc
Namara, William Mckee. w. j. Nc
Namara. j. J. NIeehan, T. A Michael
Miles Mitchell, John Morgan. John Null
grew, John p Murphy. s. "a. Nugent
Daniel O'Connor, William O'DonnelI
Austin OMalley, Patrick O'Manev
Frank d. O'Toole, Fred Page. Martin
Phillips. John Philbin, James E. Re
gan. waiter ]. Ryder, j t. Scanlon.
OiiVer p Smith, James Sullivan Wm
N, Stevenson, James J. Wahl Rohert
w. White. George w. Williamson.
The Following privates We're absent
through sickness: John j. Burnes. vii.
liam Burger, Austin Dandurand I n
flanagan, Louis e. Sanderson. d q
Mahoney, Frank Parent. John J.
, 6oche; Martin sullivan, Michael F.
% Malley, Martin +. O'Malley. Absent
We're Charles Lawrence. James Cav
II. ]. Fowler. Also sick. were Sergts
r. ]. McRell. John Munster and Mar
tin II. Carney.
full list of the dead is as follows.
Sergts. j. J. Newell and James I
Welsh, Corp. Henry Jennings. Privs n
=. Garvey. H. +. Broderick, Thomas y
Gibbons, Matthew German, ]. ] Mo.
Gam, Henry P. McAIinn. John NJ Nc.
Nance, Michael F. OMaliey, limo
thy o Malley, Austin O'Toole. James p
O'Toole, Michael F. O'Toole. Fred
Trinble and Thomas Welsh
Patrick Coyne, 14-year- old boy
While playing foot ball Saturday after.
noon. received badly fractured arm
Several of the players fell upon his
left arm, fracturing the bone longitt.
dinally from the elbow almost 10 the
shoulder. The injury received the at.
tention of Dr. P. r. O'Brien. who pro.
nounces IL one of the worst cases q,
fracture he has seen in some time
Young Coyne resides with his parents
on Winter street
Maj. Frank NJ, Hammond, paynlastal
in the United States army. reached
town on the II train this morning
He was accompanied by his wife anc
child and came TO visit his parents al
their home. on Church street lie has
three days Through. at the expira.
ton OF which he win return to his du.
ties in Washington.
The police raked in Hugh McGuin.
mis- Robert Enright and Abe Mahan
for drunkenness. last night Mahar
for drunkenness. last night. AIahan say.
he has never been arrested before. En-.
right SAYS he was en- route for Baltimor,
when Officers Johnston and Kramer
picked him up on Burditt Hill Hugh
McGuinnis begged officer Craig to le
him go. but McGuinnis was DRUM
enough TO be safer Ia a cell
Walter w. Wright Of this place is Z
happier man now than he was early Il
the week. His attorney, Samuel W
Longley has heard from MiddlebOro
and finds that r. j. Payne owns tw,
building lots IN the town that are un
eneumbered. They are worth abon
sT00 Mr. Wright is now sure that he vii
get the Sl35 for which he sold hit
horse and carriage
Robert Jenkins. the negro accused O
assaulting Priv William McN0nara
has engaged Attorney David l. Wells
to defend him and intends t0 make
vigorous effort to prove an alb
Jenkins says he didn't commit tn
crime. because he wasn't there. Georg
Washington Jackson, who is bette
known ms Rev. George washington
Jackson negro preacher, believe
that jenkins is Innocent. and Is doin
an he can TO help him. He brough
Jenkins dinner to him in his cell today
jackson was ON the spot when the at