The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 06, 1898, Image 7
News From Sumter Soldiers
SOME INTERESTING NOTES
OF CAMP LIFE AT CHICK
AM AUG A
Camp GK?. H. Thomas,
Chickam*uga, Ga., Jone 29, 18^8.
After teing herr ? while with the First
Sooth.Carolina Regiment, and receiving sev?
eral requests to air u y opinion of c*mp iife
13 tener*1, and our boys' daily li e in par?
ticular, I decided tbat a short letter might oe
opportune
A nore orlerlv, gentlemanly set of men
than are ii this Regiment cannot be foo rd,
taking them M a whole Camp ron tine is
very monotonous in ?orne wars, bot stirring
enough ia others.
Tbe fare is wretched sometimes Often the
privates and noo-commissioned oflicers break*
feel on light oread, coffee without sugar, nod
ooe tiny alice of fat bacas Their sapper
' Sunday night co ?pi s ted ot ene slice if dry
bread This is pretty hard, aa (be list of
provisions published br tbe government
promised bette? things Tbe noy a kick terri
tty sod with reason, ?a th? streu 2 tb of men
depends upon a proper diet.
There it, and has been a good deal of sick?
ness io Co. "M." Privates Jenkins, McGee,
McLeod, McCatchen, and Corp. Cunning?
ham axe in the Regimental Hospital with
mumps. They resemble strong1 y Dickens'
"Fat Boy," particularly Private Jenkins aod
Corp. Cunningham. Private Terry 'ar very
sick with typhoid ?verv at 0 i vision Hosp it t
Yesterday be was o e. t ie?, and there is no
rebeca why be cannot recover io tom?.
PriTite Dw gbt Dick b -s be*o sick ever
.ince be entue He was advised to return
home oefore"be was mastered in, but would
not leave, so was taken OD to Division Head?
quarters yesterday to M*j>rSocom aod was
.worn to serve bis country for two ye*r* A
few other men are slightly indisposed, but
will shortly be all right
We have two drills a day, and retreat
twenty minutes before sans : Oar band
was recruited by order of Co! Alston, and
we no? bope to have better music, as Serie t.
Wion was appointed to be a sort of drum
major. We regret losiog bim, but the band
wii. profit by our loss.
Since coming to Cbicksmaaza our Q :ar
ter master-Sergeant, sud several others nave,
invented a new bath As it wai -*ery threat?
ening one night and they Hooked for a heavy
rain, they thought tbey would prepare for a
ebo?er bath As there was a dearth or soup
- they sa eared themselves with Chicsamaoga
mod, (the most dinging ever seen), and
stood outside cf their ten's waiting fer tbe
deluge Alas ! it came not, so tb? ? ?st state
of our Qaar termas ter-Ser gea at aod followers
was worst tb ?n the first
Camping ont is nice enough for pleisure,
but for toe soldiers it is terribie Tats is
fine compared to ?bat Coba wi:ll he, vet the
boys isre anxious to leave this neannfui spot
"We will leave bete in about te ? days or two
weeks Tbe latest order i* tr a: the whole
First Army Corps, 27 Regiment;, will ove
nader Geo. Brooke, as soon as pos?ibl
The South Carolina Regiment is in the First
Corps,, and from the way things are oei-g
rushed, ibey will scon move Oar BataHion
(Stokes) oakes a fine sb w and rrcetves
every encouragea eat frou om* topclar and
patient H yr.
Col Alston ts very proud of bis men, an
they <tf bim a 1st.
Pay day bas dr.-.wa near,, and so aP tbe
hoys emicipaie ,a big time wbortly Tney
wilt be paid from the 5tb of M ty to the 30:%
of Jane.
Hampton Flowers is acting as Orderly f r
Mr yt Mood tc-day, nd er jo.ts sttti g io a
reclining chair order the shady trees more
than policing streets or drilling
When the men are sick the food is too
rongt for them so tbey nearly starve Real?
ly soldiers should be better fed, for certainly
tbe **brave deserve the fare."
Fear new nea arrived this morning, one
of whom was Mr Braford Hussey, the son or j
the well koowa B A. Hussey of Sumter.
Mr. 3obt Spann seem i we'l pleased with
the iife in camp
Serf t Heid may be appointed color bearer.
Mrs. Mood and Mrs Carson have a large
comfjrtab'e tent ct headquarters, next to
Majo? Mood. Both could oe quite setiafi d
if tb s were ali, but the outlook depresses
both, aod their ST. i les are not so frequent as
of yore 1 bey bave neen beautifully treated
hy tl!? entire Regiment since their arrival
Tbeho8t)ing aod courteous Mr. Kobn of
the Hews and Courier rece ved a box from
home to-day, and most bountifully lemrm
beted the ladies of the Regiment
As to recruits-let all who are not in tb'8
terribie war by ?li meaos stay out The
atroegest men have all been Eick, soo e for!
week?, aod the weak ones surely 3u?f<-r nore I
Major Mood, oar dashing surgeon, and Capt
Carson have both been sick, cut ate well
now.
I bope this letter w ?I not be superfluous
If it ia not, 1 shall feel gratified, and hope all ?
those interested in tbe t oys will find enough
io it 10 repay them for tb? perusal.
fr" U3?C3I3K :
SAW THE BATTLE OF MANILA
T. Ai leo McQuary Writes From
Japan
Mr T. Aile* McQjary, tbe young mao
woo ?peat a week nere las: winter 00 bis
trip aroa nd tbe world to ?in a wife, hts
made more than bali bis circuit of the globe
ead ?bocid now be once more 00 American
soil. The fellowing is ? copy of a postal
card written from Japan:
- YosoBJXt, JA?A* May 3 , 1393.
Mr. Sogene rJo?&n, Som er, S C
Dear Friend: Arrived tu Japan May 18,
a'ter a 72 days voyage from America by way
of Spain, Egypt, Borneo to Japan. Will
leave to-morrow for Seattle, V?'?sh , conse
quent! v in 20 days more i shall be in Amer?
ica ] ats well and stood rh<s voyage ali o.k.
Japan isa very pretty ountry and tbe little
people.th*t go >o. oa-ke np the Kin. dos are
at e.ever as yea p?ease *., My two week? st.'.y
bera has been qeite pleas nt and I have taken
in all tho great sights possible ia SJ short a
time. 1 saw the hattie of Manilla at a dis?
tance. There is much excit?rent over the
war ia Japan Hoping this will fi nd you a 1
well I cone. Write meat my home, ftewSbo,
Mo. Love to a 1.
T. ALLXN MCQUARY
Bad management keeps more people io poor
circumstances tbao any other one cause. To
hesoccessfnl or.e most look ahead and piao
.head so that wheo a favorable opportunity
presents itself be is ready to take advantage
of it. A little forethought will also sa ve
moen expense and valuable time. A prudent
and carefol mao will keep a Dottie of Cham- j
berlain's Colic, Cholera aod Diarrhoea Rem?
edy in tb* boose, the shiftless fellow will wa t
until necessity compelsit and then ruin his hist
horse going for a doctor and have a big dot
tor bill to p*y, besides : one pays our 25
.sots, rbeotber is out A hundred dollars -md j
tbeo wonders why bis neighbor H getting
richer while be is getting poorer. For sale
fey A. J. Chica. |
STATE EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
Co! Jones, the chairman of the
State Democratic executive commit
te*v who is now also colonel of the
second regiment, was asked last
night what action he would take in
regard to the State chairmanship
Coi; Joues .had been so busy with
military affairs since bis appointment
that he had not had lime to give this
matter any thought
Other members of the committee
bave suggested that in the absence
of Col. Jones, which may not be for
a long while, that the committee elect
a ?ice cbairman to serve temporarily,
and this it is likely will be done -
Tbe State, July 1. v
Crioiuais in tbe Sandwich island"
are ex-'Oipt from punishment upon
reaching a KOOT called the Hook of R f
uge, where superstition-or r?*iixioo
alfords prureccou A* this rock the
law breaker may remain in perfect
safety, ?applied with food by bis family
or friends; but be is never al.owed to re?
turn to bis tribe.
Gov J oh neon, of Alabama, has
decided not to order a special elec
tion to elect a successor to Gen
Wheeler who represented the Eighth
district at the time he was appointed
Maj General
Montreal, Jun e 29 -Lieut. Car
ranza, the chief of the Spanish - bu
reau in this city, has been mieeing
since Monday, and The Star will an?
nounce that he has left the city, but
that as far as can be ascertained he
has not returned to Spain
Washington, June 28 -Secretary
Long has received word from Commo
dote Remey at Key West that the
flagship Newark, with Commodore
Watson aboard, has been in collision
with the Dolphin. The Newark was
uninjured, but the Dolphin sustaiued
considerable damage She is now
on her way north to a dry dock. No
details are obtainable
Washington, June 29 -Commi.-sary
Get.eral Eig*Q of the army today
awarded to Swift & C" of Chicago a
contrast tor sappyiing tbe troops io
Cuba with refrigerated beef io sacb
quantities and at >och places as m*y be
requ red. foe oe ..Tact is a big ene
and involver the shipmeot to (bat
country nf large cargoes bf dressed
meat to be u? d, not alone for the soi
dt*rs. bot also tor feeding the recon
ct?oti'ad'>8 aod 'be Coban tromps The
government guarantee* the contract to
!a*t for oot less thar three months,
and tbe beef id to be furnished so* tbat^
if will be perfectly good and fit for use
72 hou:s after tts delivery.
Louisville, Ky., Juoe 29 -Presi?
dent Milton ri Stni'b of the Louisville
and Nashville raiIruad today t*ect oat
tbe official notice of the restoration cf
one-half of the redactioo of salaries
made in AsgU9t, 1393 The remain?
der will be restored Jaouary 1, 1S99
Tbeadvatce takes effect today aod will
aff?o: about 18.000 meo. It w-i! re?
quire ?500 000f a year additional to
pay (be increased wages.
New York, June 30 -The officials
of the various express companies with
headquarters io this city have decided
that shippers will be required to pay
the war revenue tax. pins the express
companies, rates.
Madrid. Juiy 1.--It is tumored
here that the Government has receiv?
ed news of a Spanish victory at Santi?
ago It is eaid that the American
Army bas met with a disastrous re?
pulse and that the American loss was
very great.
Hong Kong, July I -The Amen"
can troops and warships had not
arrived at Manila up to Monday A
dispatch bearing that date bas been
received from Manila, ia ??hich the
statement was made that the troops
had not arrived, but were expected
daily
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The regulations of both the army and
the navy forbid profanity, and any so!
dter or sailor who objects to heil.g sworn
at by his superior ? ffiaer may uia!- e com?
plain', thereby ?ut/jeofing the tffinriiog
officer to ?rial by ('oori-marti*!.
Look! % stitch in Time.
S?ves nine. Hughe's Tonic (oe* .'improved
t*s'e- pleasant) taken io earlv Spri g und
Fall prevents Chills, Dengue and Malarial
Fevers Acts on th? liver, tones up the sys?
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War io sewing machines, but the "White"
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of the fi ni tn mp to bold op his end of th*
linea? boru- We are now r flaring VICTOR
bicycles at p'ice* lower than ever before
These ?re home Victors, but bloodless one*,
like ?e hope ail ot oors will ?. in the field
Our Bte de Repair Shop is also tn a condi?
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iiios; difficult Other repairing ana odd jobs
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HAVING TAKEN the Hoafee on Main
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jeeuhr Hoarders, and also lodging and meals
tc transient customers
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Sept. g.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH. .
No. 55 No. 35
p m.
Lea?e Wt'mtngtoo *3 45
Leave Marion 6 34
Arrive Florence 7 25
p. m. a. m.
Leave Floret ce *8 20 *3 25
Arrive Sumter 9 32 4 29
No. 52
Leave Sumter 9 32 *9 32
Arrive Coiumbta 10 50 10 50
No. 12 runs tcroagh from Charleston via
Central R R , leaving Charles'ou 7 a. m.,
Lanes 8 34 a rn, Manning 9 07 a m
TRAINS GOING NORTH
Nc bi No 53
?rn o rn
Leave Columoia *5 45 *3 35
Arrive Sumter 7 10 * 50
Nu. :2
o>. m om
Leave Sum er 7 10 *6 06
Arrtve Flo.et.ce 8 25 7 25
a. m.
L?ate Flor? nee 8 55
i eave Marion 9 34
Arrive Wilmington 12 23
.Daily, f Daily except Sunday.
N<>. *3 runs tnrongh to Charleston, S. C.,
via Central R R , arriving] Manning 5 18 p
m. Lanes 5 55 p n , Charleston 7 35 p m
Trains on Conway Brat ch leave Chad hourn
M 43 a m, arrive Con v. a? 12.40 p m. r*?'urn
ir>g ?eave Conwax 2 45 p rs, arrive C'.ad
b:;uru 5 15 p m, Irave ( bsdbouro 5 30 p ru,
arrive Hun 6 li* p tn, te'urntng I*?avr Hub
9 25 a ni, arrive Cbadbouin 10 00 a m, Dtiily
except Sonda*.
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J joe 13. 35* 23* 53?_
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Le Kingsiree 8 55
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Le Lane* 7 05 6 53
Le Kingtree 7 23
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No 52 ro?? through to Colombia ria Cen?
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Sunday only 8 50 am. arrive Darlington
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND
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Corrected to Jan 24fh, ?897.
DAILY. DAILY
Lv Charleston 7 10 a m 5 30 p m
Ar Summerville 7 46 am 610pm
" Pregnalls 8 18 a m 6 50 p m
44 Geotjrea 8 30 am 7 04 pm
44 Branchville 9 CO a m 7 50pm
" Rowesville 9 15 a m 8 07 p m
44 O.argebme 9 ?8 a m 8 24 p x
44 .St Matthews 9 48 a m 8 48 p m
44 Fo. t Moue 10 00 a m 9 r 3 p m
44 Ringville 10 10 a m 9 20 p m
14 Coin-? bia 10 55 am 10 10 o m
Lv Coi mbia 7 00 a ni 4 00 p m
Ar Kingvi'le 7 40 am 4 44 pm
44 For? Moir?* 7 61 a rn 4 55 p m
44 St Manbe*8 8 12 a m 5 (9 pm
c< Ora- geourg 8 24 a rn 5 27 p m
44 Roweville 8 38 a m 5 42 p m
44 Branchville 8 55 a m 5 55 p m
Georges 9 3*> a m 6 37 p a
44 Pregcalls 9 48 a m 6 ?0 p m
44 Summerville 10 22 a m 7 22 p m
" Charlcoo ll 00 a m 8 00 p m
Lv Charleston 7 10 a m 5 30 p m
44 Branchville 9 15 a m 7 tO p m
44 Bimberg 9 4! a m 8 19 p m
44 Denmark 9 52 a m . 8 31 p m
4* Blackviiie 10 10 H m 9 50 ;> m
11 Willi too * 10 27 a m 9 10 p m
41 Aiken ll C9 a m 9 57 p m
Ar Augura 1151am 10 45 p m
Lv Augusta 6 20 a m 3 20 p m
Ar Aiken 7 08 a m 4 07 p m
*4 Willison 7 49 a to 4 44 p m
44 Blackville ft 08 a m 5 03 p m
44 Denmark 8 20 am 5 17 p m
44 Bamberg 8 33 a m 5 29 p m
i{ Branchville 9 10 a m 5 55 p m
44 Charleston , li 00 a m 8 00 p m
Fast Express, Augusta and Washington, with
Through Sleepers to New York
Lv Aujcs'a 3 05 p m
Ar Aikeo 3 44 p m
.* Decmark 4 f 9 p m
Lv Denmark 6 2"> a m
44 r iken 7 28 a m
Ar Augusta 8 10am
Daily Except Sunday.
Lv Camden 8 45 a m 2 25 p m
'* Camden Jurction 9 35 a m 3 55 p m
Ar Ringville 10 05 a m 4 35 a m
Lv Kinfevj'le 10 25 au 6 CO a m
LT Camden Junction ll 00 a m 6 40 a m
Ar Camden ll 55 a m 8 15 a m
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