The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-29

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tro,,,. - ,,,or f,,, tronns ,ununt-
od. ,ngsnr.ua, ter nicLcd mon from
ono,, ,,oa,. car,,ao,,ts purjngton Tate
ond N,o,,o,, ac,ad &c iudges
,rbo hove nr ,ha Thirteontb nartnolx of
Tho ha,, dinnors which tbov have had
since tbev wore mustered into the SER
virc of III, I-nitod states. All of the
cnmnopies had moro ar loss in their
treasury and this was exnended i'm pro-
curing snrnetbinc nv wav of extras
Counanv T. had the luxury of roast
mig and pronnunced IL the best and
most nalatabIe banouet served any,
where throurbout tho entire country.
Tho ,neubers of r. ID A. T. II and G.
likewise enioved themselves according
TO the correct formula by getting away
with their quota of turkey. The change
was much appreciated. and the ascent
from salt pork to turkey was almost
delirious
co,,p,>-v ~ c,r,, r,pr ,rro~
EA-' = Dina iOA''
II was dihohs lhe HeIipers VI Doil-
pdHS - however, that tne most en-
,hu9'"S.i' 'tiepl l"tloi! VI 'le uaS was
i.eru' ~, 'he "asI iour vi iNe uaS
"p'aih rr"nh nopiIhs' dssiS,e" w
1ieuteHahts burkhouse ana Murphy
nau 'ech iliiihlhs over piil ol ldrc
MHl'n Nou'd H'eI"liS pardi9He MS men
tol 'nlS purpose tne captain went 10
AusuSta SeNeiHi 'iiiieS anu Procuieu
e.eiE'hihs "hlcn c"uld TICKLE 'he lahcE
OF soldi@'-epicure. He turned over
','ins 10 tne company chel' ANei
iii''u' anu WIN MN SupeIlntehueu
nv ""NaHCe preparations ol toud!
u'ni'er' III t.e inorhihs the captain
Nun uetai', pu'iI iarEe tao'e III
.nt cohipaiE street lor the acconliho-
ua''oh Oh seNeh'y-INe men seats We're
",Ho "ii'hseu' anu oil 'he 'aple were
piaceu' py way Oh orhamehtatlon' large
uouqueIS OF Narl-coloreu chrEsan-
lneliluihS; ana potS Oh young georgia
piiies' painiS' ana pant known mere
as spanish paNohel, combination
Nhlch lor DeautN' freshness ana nat
!" an was Jug rlSht OUT OF tnc
SoIl lew minutes preNlous-Woulo
MAKE any houseWlie III scranton en-
NiuuS'
ne i"iIoW,hs elaoorate menu was
prcpared-turkeE with cranberry sauce
ill"Sieu anu sweet po'atoes' sweet peas
hacarohl' celery' rice pudding, coffee
.
poNS 'ould hardlN beheVe their eyes
"Heu 'neE hheu up at the taple. Ihey
were taken 'oihpletely DE surprise, anc
'"uiu pu' express thelr appreciation oi
tne haru WORK ana the thouShttulnes'
~ ~, t"e'r respected captain III thelr De-
hail'
SN okD PRESENTATION.
Nhen the banquet had progressed
! I a -
''u,"S Seiius Vi the company arose
anu WIN le" appropriate words pu
''i' po!S III Soou hunlor. lie then called
| upon corporal hlchard Bourke. Wh'
H'aue Il Few remarks upon the occasion
ana theh delivered a short presenta
.'oil Speec"' uurliis "hlch he presented
10 Lieutenant Murphy a beautiful
sN"ru' 'he sllt OF the members OF TIT
company Inc lieutenant was the mos
surprised man in camp. He had eX
pec'eu almost ahNthihS, he SAID, from
lne members ol tne company put no
Such testimonial OF lhelr esteem a
ne had Just received. lie could hardl!
nhu "oruS 10 express ms thahks ant
appreciatloh.
Inc SWORD Is OF an artistic design
on the guard are inscribed the words
PRESENTED TO second Lieutenan
Ihomas T. Murphy co, [, 18th +. '
l., pv the members OF his company.
me weapon Is orhamehted by fanc,
S"'u.ldrr SMoru-hiot. me lleutenan
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''''S 'ous UP WIN Ne"sea'''e'
MuRPHH'S SPEECH.
Lieutenant Murphy then delivered /
best vein his great patent medicin
speech which, through him, has bee
known to every member of the Thir
teenth FOR the past ten years. Il
capped the climax at the end. whe
| repeating, Gentlemen there are mil