The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-20

| young officer of splendid physique, with
! flashing brown eyes, dark curly half
and rudy complexion,
There were many visitors at camp
during the afternoon, among them
! Gen. w w Gordon. Col p w. Mel
drim, Col w. G. Obear Lieut.. Col.
Harry Silverman, Lieut.. Col. W. L.
! Grayson, Maj. Walter f. Coney, capt
! w G. Austin and Capt. w. w. Tor
don, Jr.
The visiting cavalrymen were much
! pleased with the place selected lot
! their temporary homes, ana as Sool i
| as an opportunity afforded, INDUCED
! in shower baths. which they considered
! the greatest institution in the enclos-
ure. They were also pleased with the
! sta les provided for their horses ana
! the excellent parade grounds.
Fire Engine in Camp.
A fire engine has been provided by
the city. to be used in the event or
fire or the failure of the wind mill TO
do its part of the programme in pump
ing water All of the camp floors have
been set in place, and nothing now
remains to be done except to erect
few watering troughs for the horses
As soon as the respective troops arrive
to-day. they will pitch their tents.
Beginning at the left, as one enters
the enclosure of the race track, the
first tents are those of Troop c of the
regular cavalry. Troop of the Volun-
teers is next, the commands being
stationed from left TO right as follows:
Effingham Hussars, Mcintosh Light
Dragons and Georgia Hussars OF the
First Squadron, under command OF
Mai Sinclair Gambler Horse Guards,
Governors Horse Guards and Rich
mond Hussars. under command OF
Squadron Commander Mai Dozier;
Liberty Guards, Liberty Independent
Troop. Mel1rim Tattnall Guards and
Wayne Light Troop, under the com
mand of Squadron Commander Maj.
Waite.
In each case the officers tents viii
be at the head of the company streets,
the majors quarters being directly
in front of the center company of the
squadron. In front of these are the
tents of the field and staff and other
officers. Col Meldrim's headquarters,
in front of which the regimental colors
float. is in the center while to either
side are those of Col. Obear, Lieut.. Col.
Silverman, Capt. Bell, y. S. Cavalry
and L!euts. Kendrick and Miller, U.
S. Cavalry, and other officers who will
arrive later.
1t is expected that Lieut.. r. A. Lynch,
Sixteenth u. S. Infantry, will come
to the encampment He has volun-
teered his services. If he comes he will
be made acting regimental adjutant.
The total number of men at the en-
campment will be about $50. The
names of the troops. together with
their officers and home stations, have
appeared in the Morning News.
The two troops which will attract
most attention to-day on their arrival
will be the Eff1ngham Hussars and
Mcintosh Light Dragons, both OF
whom ride to the encampment, the lat
ter coming all the way from Darien.
They are now en- route. the Dragons
having left Darien at noon yesterday
and the Hussars having left Guyton
at an early hour this morning.
The Mcintosh Troopers.
The men who will ride from Darien,
and who will compose the Mcintosh
Light Dragons in camp, are forty
one in number. The complete camp
roster follows:
Captain-Thomas ]. Meldrim.
First Lieutenant-W. der. Barclay.
Second Lieutenant-E. G. Cain. Jr.
First Experimentation c. Clark, Jr
| Sergeants-James L. Stebbins. John
| w. Kennedy. Charles o. Fulton, Jr,
| H. r. Cain.
Quartermaster sergeant-H. r
Sleeves.
Corporals-Thomas w. DeLeGal
Thomas R. Cain, Frank J. Wolfe, j.
Holmes Clark
Privates-R. NJ. German, William H
Cain, Arthur Barker, George w. Full
ton, c. B. Moye, ]. t. Townsend, Cleve
S. Smith. F. b. Dean, Arthur w
Young, D. L. Scott, John B. Stebbins,
A. h Patterson. w. T. Pitts, R. R.
Walker, D. F. Mcclure, w. H. Blount
n T. 7
NELL S. w. Fennell, l.. d. Young. N. A
Jussely, j. B. Baxter, William B. Ha-
gan, Jr., William New. Young, Jr., ]
A. Robson, Freddie Fisher, William r
H. Cowan.
Emngham's Troop.
The complete roster of the Effingham
troop most of whom will come to camp
is as follows:
Captain--C. F. Berry.
First Lieutenant-O. NJ. Morgan.
Second Lieutenant-Geo D. Footman
First Sergeant-J. N. Rain.
Quartermaster Sergeant-R. E,
| Shearouse.
sergeants-L. E. Elkins, H. ]. Ed
wards, o. A. Rain.
Corporal and Guidon-N Davis.
Corporals-H. c. Elkins, l. w. RAIN
r. A. Zipperer, E. C. Shearouse, C. H.
Morgan.
Bugler-L. f. Elkins, Jr.
Privates--G. L. Davis, II. r. Dasher
| D. w. Edwards. Jr., c. ]. Futrell, c.
T. Guyton, E. w. Griffin, ]. E. Gra-
ham, B. H. Grovenstein, D. G. Heidi
Jr., F. C. Helmey. w. M. Helmey. J.
c. Hinely, r. H. Hinely o. D. Kess-
Ter, G. A. Kellar, r. L. Keiffer, N H
Morgan, U. j. Neidlinger, A. N. Rain
| c. l.. Rain, S. W. Rain, F. P. Rain
v. E. Rain. w. R. Rain, L. H. Ruth
H. A. Seckinger, H. H. Seckinger, w
B. Seckinger, ]. S. Shearouse, w. N
Shearouse w. T. Smith, r. G.. Sowell
]. r. Tebeau. F. e. Tebeau L. C. Te-
beau, r. r. Wheeler, w. c. Wilder, H
| S. Zipperer.
Gambler Horse Guards.
Considering the distance from the
encampment, the Gambler Horse Guards
| Will bring the largest representation
The troop is one of the new ones ii
the regiment, but is one of the best
Thirty-six officers and men will com
pose the troop. which arrives this aft
ernoon. The members who will be IL
camp are:
Capt. w. N. Pillow, First Lieutenant
G. E. Pilgrim, Second Lieutenant j
T. Dorsey, First Sergeant c. NJ Bur
nett, Sergt. w. H, Davis Sergt. w. H
Hosch, Sergt. E. Quillian, Sergt w
G. Hynds, Quartermaster Sergeant w
E. Hosch, Corpl A. r. Dorsey, Corpl
w. A. Johnson. Corpl. J. H. Campbell
Corpl. G. H. Walker, Musician w. L
Hockinhull, Troopers w. T. Abbott. "
T. Asbury, o. A. Carter. c. NJ. Crow
j. h. Dorsey, D. L. Evans, C. r. Frier
son, G. G. Hosch. j. B. Hughes, q. p
Hynds. Lemar Ham, w. c. Lewis, c
L. Mcdonald, F. Mcdonald. w. r
Moss, E. c. Polman, c. NJ. Scoggins