The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-03-06
And Deep Water City of the Gulf
Greatly Pleased the Ohio
Soldiers.
A TRIP ON THE BAY
Given the Visitors on Board the
Steamer Columbia.
VISITED NAVY YARD AND FORTS
AND WITNESSED SPECIAL DRILL
BY CAPTAIN BRoAD5ENT AND
CREW AT LIFE SAVING STA
TIoN-CoMPLETE ROSTER or
THE PARTY.

The Cleveland Grays captured PEN
sacOla yesterday and, from the re-
marks of the visitors themselves, Pen
sacola in turn captured them.
This big excursion party nearly two
hundred strong reached the city in
their special train Of Pullman cars at
10 o'clock yesterday morning having
come direct from Jacksonville. They
were met at the depot by Mr.. J. W.
LurtOn, division passenger agent of
the L. & N, and a committee from
the Chamber of Commerce, and with
Wyer's Band furnishing the music the
party marched direct to Palafox
wharf and boarded the steamer Co
lumbia for a trip about the bay.
The Iateness of the arrival of their
train prevented the company from
performing the contemplated military
evOlutions upon the street, as the timd
allotted them did not permit Of mis-
feature of the program.
The party visited the Navy Yard,
where a brief trip through that inter-
estiTg place was made, and then sail
ed out among the warships in the bav
and down past Forts Barrancas and
Pickens to the entrance Of the harbOr.
They then returned, stopping at the
Life Saving Station where Capt. Broad
bent and his crew of life savers gave
an exhibition drill for the enteTtain-
ment of the visitors and where dinner
was served.
The party returned to Pensacola
about 4 o'clock and left for the north
at 5 o'clock. Following is a complete
list of those composing the company:
The Cleveland Grays.
Oficers.-Capt. c. j. BrOckenshire,
Sprackling.
Staff-Lieut J. II. Caunter. Adju-
tant; Lieut.. F. f. ROninger, Quarter
master; Lieut. VI. J. Parke, Surgeon;
Lieut. G. w Tibbitts. Judge Advocate;
Lieut.. c. II. Burgess, Insp. Rife Prac-
tice
Past Offcers.-Capt. H. P. Shupe,
Capt II. w. StOer. Lieut.. j. f. Aylard,
Lieut.. T. d. Lindsey, Lieut. z. +.
Neale, Lieut. 5. H. Cramer.
PiOneers-T. +. Hurley, c. L. Butt
ner, II. n. Mcleod. o. NJ McAninch, D
w. J. GliddeR f. W. Bowers.
Sergeants.-1st Sergt &. +. Miller,
w. j. Wageman, W. Kohlmaier, G. c.
LOesch, G. b. Scrambling, O. NJ. Sergt.
A. P. ShUpe; ColOrs, Chas. Herman,
A. Fl. Rudolph.
Corporals.-F VI. Hawley r. g.
Klumph, A. NJ Quayle, A. l. Mayer
Privates w. J. airing, A. R. Craw-
ford, w. E. CUP, VIM. Engel, c. A.
Fox, W. E. Grimm, J. J. HendricksOn,
c. D. Lamprecht, r. H. LindhOrst, K. )
J. Mooney, II. +. Newell, W.
l. Parsons, F.. F. Richards.
w H. Reeve, z. Stuehm, r. Fl. SWEET
land. H. w. Teelin. L. G. Wright, c..
w. Ball, J. l.. Clark, w. T. Church.
ward, H. Z. Fritzsche, F. Campbell,
w J. Henley. R. H. Koepff, r. Lind
mueller, 0. Il. Muth, A. +. Nitchke,
w. B. Page, T. ID. Russell, B. Fl Reh.
baum, o. A. Robertson, F. L. Swer-
land, c. o. Taggart, i. b. Waugh. G. S.
Walsh, L. f. WeTtenbaker, w. H
Fowler, John Morris. G. s. BroOkins
F. A. Pease, VIM. Spreng, G.. 2. Mon
gan.
Ladies and FRIENDSHIPS Capt r.
p. Shupe, Mrs. Capt. II. w. StOer. Mira
Lieut. A. K. Sprackling, Mrs. Lieut.
+. II. ROninger, Mrs. Lieut.. G. W. TtD
bits, Mrs. Lieut. ]. Z. Aylard, Mrs
Lieut.. E. Z. Neale, Mrs. A. P. Shups-
Mrs. A. II. Rudolph, Mrs. F. NJ Haws
ley, Mrs. A. NJ Quayle, Mrs. o. u.
Mrs. Helen Coon. Miss
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