The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-11
SCORES OF BURROUGHS.
Col. Gunder's Mems First Introduce
ton to Frost at Lexington.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEXINGTON, KY, with the One-hun-
dred-and-sixtiath Indiana Volunteers, Sept.
10-This is the happy season of furloughs
and home greetings Indiana friends and
Hooser baskets make pleasant and sug-
gestive parades upon camp. streets. The
men are busy putting in coy homes and
providing against recurring morning frosts.
And there are frosts here each morning.
Blankets are not numerous enorgh to hold
off shivers and to keep joints elastic. Be-
fore breakfast each company takes a long.
lively run around camp for bracer. Then
the sun comes out and burns the parade
ground soldiers to a turn. Many are visit
ing in Indiana on Burroughs. Lieutenant
Sausser has returned from Anderson, and
Lieut. Ransom Allen has reported back
from Ossian.
First Sergeant H. c. Brunt of Company
L, will be transferred to the One-hundred-
and-sixty-first Regiment, with which his
father is quartermaster. Sergeant Brunt
wishes to be sure of a trip to Cuba and
possible action. Corporal Steele, Company
b, has returned from Decatur; Corporal
Throckmorton, of Company c, is sick at
Lafayette, and will be given an extension
of furlough, will Sergeant Hopper, now
at that city. Quartermaster Sergeant John
l.. Washburn, of Company G, will visit at
Columbia City. Privates F. r. Drummer, of
Company G.; F. c. Kerns of the band: M
Of Company A; o. j. Darter. of Company
A; Frank Kecker, of Company l.; William
Brothers, of Company /; Charles Peck, of
Company M; F. Hail. of Company H; w.
H. Mills, of Company c; w. H. Albert, of
Company M; James w. Holman, of Com
pany M, are recently-furloughed members
Corporal Arthur Henry, Company l.. has
been given a discharge. He was a conva-
lescenr at Second Division hospital at Camp
THOMAS. Corporal q: A. Lawr of Company
l, and Private Butler Livesay, of Com
pany l., will be transferred to the signal
corps at their own request.
Sergeant o. w. Hadley, of Company X,
is at home on furlough Sergeants Fryer,
Hicks and Merely returned to camp to-
Cay after short furloughs spent at Gin
cinnati and Marion. Corporel Oren Kunce,
Of Company x, is at home. Corporal Hal
Whey, of Company M. is i'll and will Sc
cure a leave of thirty days to recover.
is in Indiana. Sergeant E. B. Foulke, of
Company II, is at Warsaw. Corporal G.
lie Cheveral is also visiting relatives at
Warsaw. Musician John Mills, of Company
d, Wabash. has been called to that place
by his mothers illness. Private Leroy
Long is at Upton.
The hospital is being provided with
mess for sick soldiers. A range will oper-
ate tomorrow and a special cook will tempt
the palates of those who ailing. To-
day the following were removed to division
hospital: Otto Snyder. of Company 1 Rob
ert Shrier, of Company F; William Mack
rey, of Company G. and Horace Weaver, Of
Company E. Thomas Della. of Company
III, was to-day discharged from division
hospital. jones Fisher, of Company b, is
a new case of measles
The following convalescents are reported
by Major Baguley. of the Second Division
hospital at Camp Thomas: John Patter, of
Company F.; Roy Sloan. of Company II;
H. Henry, of Company l.; James Cray, or
Company Ct: E. r. Cass, of Company c,
and F. Parrish of Company B. They are
furloughed for thirty days.
Chaplain Weaver. who resigned some time
ago, will be discharged. The chaplain is i'll
at his Marion home. Chaplain ID. E. Mey
tied the regiment to-day, accompanied by
his wife. Their son is sergeant in Com
pany A. Capt. K. NJ Burr has his wife and
bis father and mother as guests. Lieut..
Fitch, of Company M, has his family here,
as has Lieutenant Pugh, Of Company E.