Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-28

| nois Regiment, 46 officers and 1.1ss
| men: equpage, baggage and supplies
| FOR regiment.
| Cruiser ST. Paul-Fourth Ohio Reg:-
| n.ent, ~ officers and 1.211 men: 9 men
! from brigade headquarters: 13 horses
| camp eluipaGe and baggage for regi-
| .nent. 5t.4
Transport City OF Washington
| Twent y-three officers and SIP men OF
the Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment;
! camp eGuipage.
Transport Seneca-Twenty-four Off
GERS and GIL men of Fourth Pennsylva-
MIA: camp eruipage left over by other
ships.
Communications batteries of artll-
lery--A Illinois; Twenty-seventh In
diana; II. Pennsylvania. and a, Mis-
souri--1o officers, 200 men. $40 horses. Il
mules. is wagons, f6 cannon. dyna-
mite guns, 16 caissons. 10000 pounds of
freight. battery wagons. e. regiment
III horsas, 5 car loads ammunition, 81
wagons for hospital and ambulances:
IL wagons for corps headquarters; 6
wagons for headquarters guard is
wagons for signal corps
Mss acfusctts-Corps ana brigade
ambulance corps. 13 officers. EGO men.
Is horses us mules. 10000 pound euui; :
age: headquarters guard l3 officers la4
nen. - horses 90 mules 1890 pounds
of eauipase: signal corps. Il officers.
III men. AZ horses. 81 mules 40 900
pnanas OF euuipage: Troops y and c.
Ne" York Cavalry officers 200 men
II! horses. 20 mules 10000 pounds OF
cqupaGe: corps headquarters. IS men
II horses, GS mules. 3o00O pounds bag
gage. -
CAPTAIN DISCHARGED
= disHgrceHble incident with the
lays history in the Ohio regiment was
Tic forced retirement of Captain SIAN
Icy Fritci!ard from Company II. This
command is from Portsmouth,. q.
For some iime strained relat ons have
existed between the head or TIE regi-
-ment and the commander OF the com
pany. The trouble is said 10 have
grown out OF political causes Colonel
Coli is Democrat; Captain pritchard
Republican. y few days ago, 1t Is
said. Colonel Col, slipped up to Wash
iC.'tnn To consult With the War De-
raf.1nent and yesterday morning re
Turned with the discharge papers of
Captain Pritchard. The latter has been
Very popular With his men, and when
he took leave Of them yesterday after
moan he was warmly cheered and much
tim" vas spent in mutual nandsheklng.
The command of the company has now
,:erc!v"d ON First Lieutenant Smith,
hnt whether permanently was not
known tn the men. But for this unror-
tinata circumstance everything has
moved we'll III the regiment since the
troops left Columbus on tho 9Th OF May
BOUND HAND AND FOOT.
Many interesting events marked the
line Of march OF the Fourth Ohio reg
ime,:t yesterday. In Company D. Cap
tain Sellers. 2 soldier was in disgrace
by reason of having INDUCED in jag
earlier in the day. For discipline four
soldiers had actually sat upon" his
body for a time. and during the prog
fess of the march he was bound With
rones. his hands behind him. His sun-
desirable plight excited much compass
si,nate comment from citizens who
saw him undergoing his sewers. but Just
punishment
PENNSYLVANIA sIAScOTS.
The Fourth PENNSYLVANIA regiment is
quite rich i'll maScots. having 4 turkey.
:, pig ami a dog. MI We're captured at
Chickalnauga. They had another mas
cot i'll the shape OF an eaSic that was
CAPTURED in Schuy'illill county before
the regiment lett Pennsylvania. but it
WIS badly Wounded at the time of Its
capture ANA died ut MI I;cetna. Pa.
in consequence of its injuries.