The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-19
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Capts. w. H. Woodworth and NJ J. Pran-
dy, aids.
Muncie Qnd.) Band.
Muncie Drum and "a Corps.
First Battalion. Maj. l. w. Howard. COM
manding.
Camp s42e. Toledo. o.. nineteen men. Chief
Camp 6336. Toledo. nineteen men, Chief For
ester Arthur Hill.
Camp $3.50. Toledo. twenty-three men. Chief
Forester 0. b. Martin.
Camp 65l1, Toledo, O., twenty-one men,
Chief Forester w. w. Stratton.
Camp 672s. Toledo, o., twenty-six men.
Chief Forester Z. F. Sonerant.
Camp 81. Rockford, Ill. twenty men. Chief
Forester z. L. Anderson.
Camp 50. Dubuque, Ia, eighteen men. Chief
Forester william Wilbur.
Camp 2Se2, Joliet. ILL.,. eighteen men. Chief
Forester Fred Pearson.
Camp 26. Rock Island, ILL.,. twenty-one men,
Chief Forester Sam R. Davis.
Camp 2314. Grand Rapids, Mich. nineteen
men, Chief Forester Samuel De Long.
Camp 2S99, Grand Rapids, Mich, twenty
men, Chief Forester Samuel Schultz.
Camp 1850. Grand Rapids. Mich. nineteen
men, Chief Forester L. c. Moon.
Camp 1890. Grand Rapids, Mich. twenty
Camp PASS. Grand Rapids. Mich, thirteen
men, Chief Forester r. s. Brown.
Fourth Battalion. Maj. A. j. Renee, COM
Camp 1850, Rock Island, ILL.,, eighteen men,
Chief Forester John H. Flynn.
Chief Forester A. j.. Renee.
Ill, Des Moines, Ia, seventeen men,
Chief Forester E. G.. Holbrook.
Fifth Battalion, Maj. c. G.. Butterfeld,
commanding.
Camp 1890. Kansas City. Mo. eighteen men,
Camp 1868, Kansas City, Mo-, seventeen
men, Chief Forester ]. w. Fryer.
Camp 2Oo2. Kansas City, Mo. nineteen men.
Camp l412, Kansas City, Mo-, seventeen
men, Chief Forester A. H. ellis.
Sixth Battalion, Maj. A. H. ellis. COM
Camp S73, Wellington, Kan, fifteen men,
Chief Forester c. j. Carver.
Camp s6l. lola, Kan, nineteen men, Chief
Forester G. w. Quiette.
Camp s2si' Seymour; Ind: seventeen men,
Camp 1884. Salina. Kan. seventeen men.
Chief Forester Claud harrington.
Sixth Battalion, Maj. d. E. Clark, COM
Camp 72O1, Decatur, Ill.,, eleven men, Chief
Forester w. G. Gle.
Camp 1927. Bloomington. Ill, eighteen men,
Chief Forester w: j. Salmon.
lamp Chi, Forester J. f. lowell. men,
Camp "a. Monmouth, H.. twenty-one men,
Chief Forester d. e. Clark.
o6Ncnlu odtldllOH, MdJ. Z. II. SllllOIU,
commanding.
Camp 5036, ST. Joseph, Mo-, seventeen men,
Chief Forester ]. c.. Baurelein.
Camp 1923, Springfield, Mo-, seventeen men,
Chief Forester B. S. Eddy.
Camp 2129, Hannibal, Mo-, seventeen men,
Chief Forester T. B. Arnold.
Eighth Battalion. Maj. George Lorain.
commanding.
Camp 1901. Benton Harbor, Mich, eleven
men. Chief Forester A. g.. Wennell.
Camp 46S6. Kalamazoo. Mich. ten men,
Chief Forester George Lorain.
Camp ITO, Alpena, Mich, ten men, Chief
Forester E. A. Westrope.
Camp lbs, Ishpeming, Mich, seventeen
men. Chief Forester 8. H. Collier.
Ninth Battalion, Maj. c. r. Vert, COM
handing.
Camp 1858, Indianapolis, Ind, seventeen
men, Chief Forester Jacob Fox.
Camp S4lS, Brazil, Ind, six men. Chief
Forester Lee Thomas.
Camp 1858, Indianapolis, Ind, nine men.
Chief Forester c. r. Vert.
Camp 2790. Wheaton, Mimi, seventeen men,
Chief Forester George G. Allison.
Camp ia. Waukeegan, Ill, fourteen men.
Chief Forester W.. o. Samson.
Despite the trying march over the line of
city parade the Foresters returned to quar-
tiers at Camp Reece in no manner discom-
fitted. and so far as could be observed, were
generally as active last night in furnish
ing amusement for the crowds that visited
Camp Reece as they have been since the
camp opened.
Several Of the teams left for home last
evening, others will go to-day and to-mor-
row noon there will be the formal breaking
of camp, when General Mitchell will trans
fer the property to Quartermaster General
Anderson and relinQuish