The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-20
DINED BY GEORGIA FRIENDS.
CONTINUED from Elghth Paec)



Addressing himself more particularly. 20
the Georgia men who had joined the Inir-
ty-hfst he bade tAem 90 ever Keep Do nina
the Iact that they were The direct repre-
sehtatiVes OF their state. ana charged them
10 so conduct themselves IN the dlscharge
OF their duties mat they would reflect only
honor on Georgia and the IniftY-hist
Michlgan; 20 show the country THAI thefe
was no difference between the white pine
ana the yellow pine, and. Vaen the regi-
neht returned from as ne" ned OF LABOR.
ne couid assure me Atc1lsar men tnat ii
ever thtY round themselves ID any place
Mhefe mere was d Cror-itn they WOMB
meet WIN warm ana hearty welcome.
Lieut.. Col Fred Shuoel followed Cos.
Aa"ton IN snort speech, IN when ne eA-
pressed the pleasure tne regiment let 40
seeing theE colonel again IN tneir MIDST.
ne congratulated me men upon peins near
callzdlioh OF theii hopes ana upon me
eve OF .ahiis transport Iof Cuua' o.
Shuoei mas been I'D command or me lhH-
'y-HIS' IoI some weeks ana mas mace an
eNCe'leut commanding oHlSrr
pom lhe conclusion oil Ooi. Shupei
speech' l"e companies were inalcnt oaeh
10 the'r company streets, Whefe lher guns
were secured L ne resfn,h nc was theh
iormed ana mace ready Tor the marcn
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ears were found necessary. for tbeir ac-
ronp,odetion E-ven No., an ~ thoss ,,ho
were IA talke mari did not % in The ears
There vrera a nurober 7articularlv Tho Ia
dies in charoa az The tables Who had had
wagons SOM in from, tho cat,7D ia carry.
tbeDS ana tbo nrovieione tbat nd baen
nrenarea Tbosa who vyanr ON The c,rs
uera moi h,, ,,agors when mo time came
for them to disenbar5 and they had the
ro,,sl e,-7,aria,7,a IF a h3lf-,,iIe ri5e habind
qovernrnent rou1ee ITor an hour after
wards ladies' and gentlemen we're getting
off the cars ana GOING 10 the camp and
,b,,re ne 80 -, 3oo ane,gad i'm se,,,-
tn, Tho sordisrs
tn in,,o,-stIo,, II, .cop,-evarca seemed 10
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Iad;es ~ tta ,ar,y for crou,de Of mn,
Win obanerores were riding about the
w. - ~, 5,.,,1e -
over The accompanying escorts of SOL
diers were probably enjoying the pleasant
duty to which they had been detailed in
"A long while
Al the car,n tho sadias loet no time IN
"A 81 raT BGp
10 helm and the soldiers were NOT ecoporn-
ical when II came TO rendering ASSISTANCE
They helped take the packaeos and has
kets form the wagons and did an they
could 10 aid.
Tho 1o,7i.s new, ,,,ao,,,, ,,,,, .-,,,,.,.,,, 81
tho afforts tI,a soldiers t,d ,,,aI' r., -,
40, ~ oo,,,T, In blr,1l ~ ~. l'.,1.,..e-
They had exercisad tasto ~, ny, ne So
try. ana the results were such as TO set off
the stroundfnos vvonderful-y Irr,t,sr
had been secured and tables h,ut SD
inc nm n car rho dinrer r., -, -,
coming had NOT heen bargaj,ad For t,,
the men They we're NOT eoino 70 anat',
anv failure 10 sbogl nm ,i,,,' a'lo%
in the way of the thing being done In a
style The most approved, so seats were ar
ranged all the way around the tables
great masses of evergreen foliage were Cur
and Piled in profusion where they would
show 10 the best advantage. and the neigh
borhood of the tables was cleared away
and made to look even cleaner, if such a
thing were possible, than the rest of tbe
camp.
The companies of The battalion tt,,. ...,-
being looked out for bv 10 Ga 10 vac
gone even further tban tho - liau
mands. They had converte,1 - i' oU'u-
street into varitabIe 49,. % 1' nm
and walks wound ana tu,ie,a1 80 t .eS'
planted mines and otbar troos, - = ~,
sides improxised heds ,Irt,,ro, my 10 an
and Other attractive foIio,,, ~ P"i'iiel "
though stuclf - IA o,ro,,,1'7 -, tHa''
service onevvarod - ..,, ~. 'einporaIy
a marx Of rho stroat ~ ~ poso anu mace
moro Iandscar,,, elar5,,oni. -. were one OF
ON, co,,ld 49,. -, ~ ~ ,iia' pa''auoh'
siors no. a., -, -, HopPy express
for,irina H. a. S'"i .'ei surprise from
lsIIo. u,,,, -. ~. l"Shi"s' as the
,,ri,,ad -, ~ - &C., 'e tn'S odttanon,
49, - anu ga" d" Inat had
;,,,,--,l,,,1', '-1..+, - "'iu wen the less
-, tta..li.. ','iiieh attehulhs allow
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BUT there stii remained good deal fer
the ladies' to do. They were not TO allow
the tables remain as they found them.
touches that hands feminine know best
how TO bestow were 10 be given. and the
result was far more complete beauty
than the men could ever alone have
brought about. Palms, cut flowers maid
en- halr terms ana other decorations, flags
ana buhi,ng among them, were not lack
ing the iadies havinS brought great
quahuiy Out. 80 handsomely We're all the
tables ueCked that the ladies' presiding nd