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THE SCltANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1898.
SOLDIER LIFE IN
GEORGIA CAMP
XT IS JUST TO THE LIKING OP
THE NORTHERN BOYS.
Camp and Its Surroundings In a
Beautiful Location, But Bettor
Tlinn All Else the Sito Is Health
ful and the Water Supply Is Ample
and Pure Now System of Tent
Arrangement Which the Soldiers
Axe Not Wholly In Lovo vWlth.
fecial to The Tilbune.
Cnmp General S. 13. M. Young, Au
gusta, Ga Nov. 18. Tho Thirteenth Is
now fairly well settled, and Its mem
bers are already becoming quite accus
tomed to life In Georgia. One must
see the present site of the teglmcnt's
oamj) to fully appreciate It. Tor two
weeks prior to out nnlvnl bete the
sluto had been using some of the
criminals of the neighboring prisons
for the purpose of constructing roads,
with the result tliat the different ap
proaches to camp are In excellent con
dition. The camp ilte and the suiroundlmis
nrc a pretty location We aie situated
about three and a half miles to tlio
southwest of the city of Augusta, uhobo
lights at night time nr distinctly le
llected In the clouds; and our tents are
pitched right In the middle of what Is
known as the Monte San Hills u ast
sandy plain containing foui or live
thousand ncres. perfectly flat, with
nn elevation of 150 fiet above Augusta,
and without the slightest semblance of
vegetation, excepting an Intel mituie
of an occasional cactus plant and couth
oak, which seldom leaches a height of
over two feet The pirsence of tund is
n safe gnaianteo agnlnst one draw
back which the men of the Thirteenth
hae had a sui felt mud, which is un
known here
test of this has alieady been made
since our at rival heie, it has been laln
lng most of the lime, and Mill It Is
not cold, and then' Is but the tut est
suspicion of dirt or mud This in It
self, Is appj-et l.ited, and when the
weather shall have fultv ileal ed, this
will probably be the healthiest as will
as the most enjojable camp which the
leglment has had sine enteiing the
I'nlted Slates pet Ice
always Hi;Airnrrr,
Tin Tilbune cot ttspondent last m
ing met seeiai Intelligent resident rs,
wno li.ue !led In the neighborhood all
their lhes, and they statid that this
place his alwas been raled high for
its genual healthfulness and that usu
ally It does not lain o much as It ha
been doing leccntly
The Thitteenth's companj '-lieets run
northeast by s-outhwiM. and as at
i 'amp Meaile the kitchens aie plaoeil
midway between the men's tents and
tho olllcers' quartets mi that the (oin
p.inv commanders may theieby be en
abled tu everclho a mote caieful scru
tln uer hjglenie conditions. ISegl
mental headquatteis and the hospital
are near the toad, which
tin- lamps of the Thliteenth
Thiuy-rifth Michigan
Hesicles tho location, thou
thing more new about the
dl Mo
und the
is one
present
i. imp. it will be remcmlK'ted that
Ik iclofote every company had its tints
placed singly and on both sides of the
httett, the fronts of the tents of each
particular company thus facing one
another, and the back of the tents of
different companies being in close pto
imlt. Tor better or for woiso, this
holiday Talk
Not too early to consider this prop
ositionChristmas is only some six
weeks forwai d. The holidays have
a direct bearing upon our business.
They create a demand for special
lines the many lines of novelties
and novel waies. for gift usages.
Hence the special efforts that
have been put forth months ago
and are now being put forth to make
this year's collection and display
unprecedented.
It's too eaily to speak in detail of
the many lines, so only this men
tion of some of the exclusive sorts
that were gathered by our buyer
while on the continent during the
summer, and which are now receiv
ing here, tor the first time, the
light of day on American soil.
There are Bronzes, Leathers and
Dresdens from Germany; Hand
Painted Toilet Articles, Nic-Nacs
and Jewelry from France; Ivory,
Cut Glass, Sliver and Gun Metal
Novelties from England. All the
important art centers of the old
world have representatives in this
veritable pan-municipal show. It's
a duty owing to yourself to see ths
vast collectiou of Statuettes, Busts,
Vases, Toilet Things and Table Ar
ticles. It's not a good time to ciyof
prices art is not measuied by dol
lars and cents. Therefore it's in
Vonsistent to shout "Cheap !
Cheap !" in the same breath with
"Finest and Best." Yet in truth
we hold the nuttei of price as
highly important.
There is no sentimentality in out
prices each mark is based on a
business percentace of the cost. ami
the goods cost less than you ex
pectthat's triumph enough.
About Gloves
Dent Walking Gloves for wo
men's street wear are herein splen
did assortment of new shades, and
priced lower than the askings of
Dent's accredited New York agents
BUT if you are satisfied with a
$i.oo glove you'll be satisfied with
no other if you once wear OUK
DOLLAR GLOVE. Made to fit,
wear and look like a celebrated
make at a half more than our gi.oo
asking.
bAA. LONG,
7.1 mi J T.i 1'ubllo (square,
Wll-Ivha-UAUlili I' A.
ClL&sCf
ROVAL
Absolutely Pure
Absolutely
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
roai emiNa pawvta co , m vosn.
has been entirely changed In tho pres
ent camp, and, Instead, nn airange
ment.asoddnslt Is. new, prevails. Now,
there is only one side to each company
street. Tlnco tents are placed light to
gether, back to fiont, and the rear ends
of the first and second tents make one
continued passage way. At present
two men sleep In each tent, but It Is
proposed In due time. If wo are left
hero long enough, to have home new
fangled healing apparatus placed in tin
middle tent, whose occupants will go to
the end tents one to the fiont, the
other to the tear.
This Idea Is new, and, thorofoie, (sub
ject tu much advetse criticism, many of
the bo s claiming that It Is anv thing
but an improvement on the old meth
od. As it is now, when the tenants In
the tear wish to go 111 oi out they must
pass through the other two tents, and
In this consists the chief obledionable
fcn.utc of tho new Idea However,
when the tents, vjlilch are specially do
signed for tills peculiar inrangemcnt,
shall have been tecelvcd, things may
run more smoothly and woik with
greater satisfaction.
WATCH AMPLU AND VV1XU.
Til" water supply Is excellent, and
thole Is an abundance of Hie purest,
civstal watei About fiOO urds from
the Thlitoetith's camp ate three lirge
dams. 1'ioni a distance water, nnttri
ally and nltcady good Is pumped Into
the Hi st of these, and from this It
pisses through two llist-class inters
betoie being used, as It passes into th
second and theme to the tblrd, which
Is connected witii camp by pipes laid
two feet under ground. These water
winks, which belong to the clt of Au
gusta, cost over $."00,000, and aie the
finest In the state. Foi the time be
ing the government uset. the supply,
liiompeming the dlv tieasurj. Then
Is the greatest satisfaction and stcur
itv felt in the thought that the vvatet
Is as pute in qu.illtv as it Is exhaust
less in auantitj.
it does not icriuiro a long stav heie
to jppirclntt' the fact that one lives in
the South. Not only have the loads
here been conMiucted b.v chain gangs
of coloicd men, but even the water
mains corntctlng the leseivolr with
the teveial legimentnl camps hive
been dug bv colored men w ho aie solv
ing time elthei In tho state or eountv
pilsons. Home of the more dangerous
of them aie attached to a havy ball
bv lion chains while otheis have
chains binding thtli hands to their
foot, and which would pi event them
fiom making any headwoj In ease they
attempted to escape In ordei to fui
thot dlscouiage anv sucli tendenej,, be
sides the section boss who walks be
hind tin men and supei intends their
woik, theie mniches an aimed gtiaid,
who cairlcs a revolver and a double
baneled gun loaded to the muzzle, and
who, not only would shoot to kill, but
who. In any cas,e and (specially If time
were any attempt at escape would
reckon a negio's life as cheaplv as a
huntsman In the North would estimate
that of a labblt
When a white man life to do such
labor, they never put him in company
with nogioes. The color line heie Is
diavwi veiy seiupulouslj, and one need
not be heie long to obsoivo that fact.
As far as could be found out on In
cpiliv the state and the city are using
these convict laboiers to do the woik,
palng them, and iccelvlng compensa
tion In j etui n fiom the government
The tioop of the Thild t'nltod States
regular i avail v, which Is heie, is the
center of no small amount of intoiest
Among the number aie manv leciults,
who have to take vigorous lesons
daily in hoiseb.uk lidlng. Thev nie
taken out on an oval Held, whole they
give some Interesting examples of the
true ait of managing a hoise. Thev
have many spectators piesent at those
exercises.
Mni'HAI. NATIONS
The tutlons so far have been satls
faetoij, despite the fact that camp
life heie Is yet now and. In a measure1,
unsettled. Liberal supplies of good
biead, and ot fush meat loach here
duly from Auguta, and those com
pWlnts which aie usual at nuvvly
f aimed c-iiiips an- almost entiioly
missing) heie. A hn the w either
eleais and luutlne is more fully estab
lished, even thing will be veiy satis
factory Despite the ups and clowns
of the- past few days, the health of
the boys continues to be good, and
this Is a happy omen for the- future of
this camp.
Seigoant Albert Sloane, of A, and
rtlvates Geoigo Phillips, of C. WIN ,
II TJ-I-... .... -.. .- . . .. . '
"iii iviniwii, oi jj, .zitr naxter, or
O, and rcft Ulsbce of 11, were the de
tail which preceded the leglment to
this place, and laid out tho general
plan of the legimcnt's camp. They
di-l excellent work, and hid eveiy
thing In i -ndlness They deserve
credit fot tlu'lt work
Camp, whli h for the first few days
aftci our arrival heie wns in a tur
moil mid In n viry embrjonle state,
has at last assumed n definite, regu
lar outline It has now two parts to
It -the vusieiu, i omposi-d of tho
Eighth and the Thirteenth Pennsvl
vai.la and the riftecnth Minnesota-nn-1
the eastern, comprising the Thlr-tj-ntth
MUhlg.it. the Tenth Ohio and
th- Flist Marvland. These nre tho
Third and Flist brigades, respect
ively of tho Tlrst division of the bec
ond in my coips, and aiu separated by
n wide roal on each skle. of which
skills an open, unol stiucted bolt of
land Tho Thli tec-nth' neighbor, the
I'lf toe-nth Minnesota, Is now eonuoit
,Mil" seHlid and they m billv n-
j gaged in the work nf making their
surrounding condition as pleasant as
I possible
I Tlie number b ot the Thirteenth nave
udapud themselves to camp life In
I iieoigta with tem&ikable lucllltv.
Though they arrived hen- and pitched
their tents in the inlelst of u constant,
Inhospitable inln storm which seem
eel without beginning or end, tho,
ne-Virthe less, with an earliest good
will unci With experience born of low,
campaigning, soon reduced tilings to
oidi-i. Thrco hours after tho men had
lecelved word to leave tneir cats Wed
nesday morning, eveiy tent w:-s placed
In position and the complete para
phernalia of cnmp u-movul to the
picper place vvlihln tho regimental
lines. The necessities were first ut
tendcel to something to eat und a
pine j to sUcp
Yesterday was bgun the work of
piovidlng what ma bo called the lux
uries of camp life. Though a drench
ing lain wait fulling' all day, th boys
Powder
"Pure
laughed at the elements and began to
receive? their poitlorr of the 3U.C00 feet
of lumber, scantling and matched
boards, which they turned Into tent
lloor. Camp piescntcd n sceno which
rcs'mblcd nn open-air carpenter's
shop on a laigo scale, or a mechanical
school In which nothing was taught
but the art of carpenterrlng. In u.
shoit time after the noon hour every
man In the regiment had tnoie comfor
table (iii.ii tors, and, as u result, nil
slept mote- t omul hist night and felt
better today.
HALMV TEMPERATURE.
As If to give an Increase of bright
no's ur.d happiness to camp life, the
sky has been cloudless all day and tho
sun shining with all his force for this
time of year. A few Incidentals easily
Illustrate the dlffrence In tempera
ture between Cnmp Meade and Camp
ung. Theie the boys nlvvnvs kept
dose to the lire, donned their heaviest
clothes and complained continually of
the cold, especially in the early pait
of the- morning, hero overcoats have
fallen In disuse, no complaints arc
made about the cold, and today hun
dieds of (he bo.vs ate locinlng around
without their blouses, drinking In the
fresh oh of what Is reckoned to be tha
lioalthleFt spot in all Georgia, and on
Joying the wnim glow of the "Sunny
South." On the average, this place Is
r degieos If not lfi degrees warmer
than was Pennsylvania and frost Is
utteily unknown On this high, dry,
sandy plain which on tends fuither
than the eve can reach, tho weather
Is perfect today, and the boys of tho
Ihlrteonth aie onlovlng It to their
hcatt's (ontent.
Thcio is another loason whv this
camp Is much in "avot the piesenco
of the city of Augusta, which Is an
ideal and Uplcal southern city. One
of the chief drawbacks of the other
camps was their distance fiom cities,
or centers of nineteenth contutv ctvl
llzitlon, Lebanon was seven or eight
miles from ("amp Hastings It took
two hours ind cost si-ventv-five cents
to loach 'Washington fiom Camp Al
gol, and a visit to Hairlsbuig from
Camp Meado con neaily the same In
time and monej.
When a solJinr, who has very little
liberty inside ol tamp lines, or, at
least, thinks he would like to be freed
fiom Its restraints, pe-ts a pass and
i njojs a few bouts of complete liberty,
tine Is almost as precious to him as
money, and ho veiy much dislikes the
idea of shailug it up with tallioad and
stteet ear companies. A soldier's pass
pilv liege is as clear to him as a holiday
is to a ochool bov it prevents lilm
from bt coming a rnero automaton, re
volving eternally in one elicult with
out hope ot freedom, or oven of a
change As it is l.ne, the bovs have
no tumble in getting to, and return
ing firm, Augusta, and the ,-treet car
lln.- is only a fe-v hundred lards dis
tant fiom i ainn Just bojond Is a
ncirhborlnc towrr named Summervllle.
a cosv. piospeious little settlement, en
Jovliu, th" distinction of having a line
Lulled Stales arsenal.
OEN. CORM.VK LETTER.
In lesionse to a lettei of iiiQiiiiy,
Adjutant C.oneial H C I'orbln has
errt to Mojo- Get. oral Young, of tho
Fit -a division, nn important communi
cation whleh will very likely be ot ln
ci -ased Intel est before long to the
troops now stationed here. IL refers
to the subject of cots, and is diiected
personally to Genual Young. It says:
I'.efci !in- to vonr telegram of a recnit
elite, J will state that cets r.nvo been
adopted for ii'i In tho West Indies Tho
15 Oen) ordered b the eiuntcr-niaster gen
eral aro now being manufactured, an 1
v.lll be Issued to regiments lufoie their
departure in the older of their embailci
tlon I'm ttrops remaining In the eoun
tiv the bed sack Is to bo Issued
Major General liutlc-i, formerly com
mandai of the First division, and at
present acting ns one of the Cuban
c-jminlssioners, Is expected to arrive
her.' inside of a week. It Is not known
wivther he will loturn to his old com
mand, but It is well rememboied that
he was ulvv lys deslious of seeing his
I division do duty ii Cubi, anel that he
would oxci t all his Influence to that
end If, thciefoie, he letums to hlr,
1 im.r post, It will almost certainly
te.mlt In the speedy removal of the
tioops now heio to some point In
Cuba.
All the piogressivt colored people of
this vlcmltj uie reaping a harvest.
They seem to bo the gr"atest ple-man-ufaetuiors
In the Lnlti-d States Form
cily the philosopher 's stone turned
ov oi thing to gold, but under the In
definable magic posressed by the negro
n.miiwl
tills- camp, everything he
or looks upon, Is instantly
.touches
tut nod Into pie. There nre pies ad In
linltum apple pics, peach pies, cus
tard pies, lemon pies, pumpkin pies,
pineapple pies, sweet potato pies, and.
Stimulate thei stomach
rousutlio liver cure billons
ness, liearticlie dlz7lnesi,
our stomach ronitlitlon
lie Price -'V ci-nt sn!,l
liy all ururzlrt.
r i - i ii n ii
lt.Mi -rv 4r
M ij '-J
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e Defy the
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Myer Davidow, The Cheape3KiDa ta,
In the historical words of tho mnnll
boy In his first composition, "other
pies too numerous to mention." These
ple-vcndors, If their eatables nre not
an nbeolute menace to health, are
themselves becoming n nuisance. Their
wogons block everi avenue, and every
road, so much o that Hrlgadlei Gen
oral Goblrr today Issued nn order to
the effect that such hitckslerH must be
kept moving and not allowed to block
the road. This Is the first men the
next will likely put a stop to this
wholesale t riffle In pits Into whose an
tecedents It might not be well to In
quire. CAMP GOSSIP.
The rew name of this camp Is anx
iously awaited. It was named "Camp
Young" temporarily, but this bus
never been adopted or recognized bv
an authotltatlvo older. It nlso goes by
ths insipid name of "Camp Near Au
gusta, On "
It Is noticed that theie is a slight
difference In the length of the day.s
and nights between this place nnel
Camp Meade Heio the days are long
er and the nights shorter.
Adjutant Uuiry M. Courserr, of the
First battalion, who is homo on leavv
of absence on account of sickness, hns
been gi anted an extension of one
month.
Captain Coi win, of II, Is officer of the
day; Lleutennnt Freeman, of Y, com
mander of tl-o guard; Eugene Fellows,
of F, sergeant of the guard, Charles
Bailey, of II. Geoigc- Schmidt, of C,
and Elmer Herry, of U, corporals.
Private Andiou Mitchell, Jr., of A
company, who was temporarily detail
ed as an asjtant clerk at regimental
headquarteis, hap been lelh-vod from
these duties and Is now bnck with his
comrnnv
Brigade ''ommlHary Sergeant Paul
de Paschalls, of c, is home on fur
lough. Ho re c-Ived at first seven das,
and then two months. During this
period he will go to Alsace-Lorraine,
Gem-any, where his father died lc-ceiitli-.
Company Cletk Constantino, of TI,
left the St. Claire Infirmary, Harris-
burg, the dnv the leglment bioke cnmp i
for the south. He was then much Im
proved. Coipoial Gcoige Millet still continues
to act ns ciuartei master sergeant of
A company. Ulchaid J. Bourke
My little daughter's head and faco broke
out in bleeding sores. Oio of her can was e
affected wo tliotig'rt it would dough off. Her
Buffering was Intense, getting no rest unle-19
under opiates. Tlio phjEiclan tried cTcry
known remedy, but Instead of petting hotter,
Bho got worse. Dlstruted iith her rendi
tion,! was advised to try Ccticit-A Re-id-in.
Jleforcthrf.rsticrc' I noticed tliatthn
littlesiifrorerwaslieplinilngtogetrcllef.and
Uilcsit'iantwo mmttlii was rnttrrli rurril.
Sits. JAS.JUXTO V. r, Hnvilen St , Vtlanta.C.a.
T.e.t,,.r'", f'a,''-ToiTrin Bemrs iki Km? for
Tioid Jtoinijlnwim Iii)i with UTicree np,
nlnlnile inolntnr wlthCtliri H,(iirli,t of rmck
litnUinil purm ofikm ceirti Ihlj tmemmlvill ln
iniunl rrllrf, permit rt for rrrnt anil tlrrn f.rcbilj.
til po'nt to n.lj, per-namnt, end conomti.ilcur.
when Ml el fiila.
fA'iJIhmnihnntlherld l"TrFPl D C Coxr 8ol
Prop , tlutuj.
Uow 10 Con) Turtur.SK Kutu frt.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PBLSSER
ffi W5y.it si, stutn.
rclephone Call, 2333,
WANTED.
Scrap Iron, Second-H.ind Machin
ery. Old Metals, etc. We sell second-hand
Boiler Tubes, Stacks,
Tanks, etc., write us for anything
in this line.
1 101 SUPPLY 0) Hill CD.
709 West Lackawanni Avcncis.
Clms. 1) u l. sw ft,
(ieo M. Ilalliteid,
Eiw. Swift.
C. II. Van Uusklrk.
SWIFT,
HALLSTHAD
& CO.,
Insurance
lolophone Number. 1SUJ.
Room go6 Connell ISulldlns, icranton.
AWFUL SKi
ill
SIS
To Meet These Low Prices:
......
-t- 1,500 pairs lames' plam toe jo-ceut Caude? Rubbers,
X sizes 2 to 24, at 18c.
1,500 pairs child's button aud lace shoes at 49c.
78 pairs little geuts' shoes at 69c.
X o pairs of youths' shoes, 12 to 2, at 69c.
t 100 pairs boys' leather boots at 98c.
48 pairs ladies' beaver boxed shoes, all sizes, 79c.
48 pairs, ladies' buttou aud lace shoes at 49c.
28 pairs boys' whiter russet samole shoes, all sizes.
worth $2.00. at $1.49.
f 70 pairs men's aud womin's slippers, all styles, 49c.
uie aoove are omy a lew
Conllv2dfallac
r"l2Ni12 2f WASHINGTON
rF m - fl T 1Skl
You Cannot Reasonably Delay
Your Cloak buying much longer. Furthermore, there is an advantage in
buying now. Our stock is complete at present with the natty styles so
much sought for, contracted for when cloths were cheaper and manufac
turers had lots of time to make them up carefully.
"tflMh .':fSc j..
Connol
127 and
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTOM.
Specint Attention Given ItVUifel
rrcss anel Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodation; In
tended According tu litilanccs .mi
Uesponsiblllty.
3Pcr Cent. Iatcis3t AUovvcJ on
Interest Dcpoilta.
Capital,
Surplus,
$200,003
400,000
WM. CONNELL. Prcslileut.
HENRY IJKLIN, Jr., Vice Pre.
WILLIAM. II. PECK. Caslll2
The anlt of till han't U pro
tccted by Holm (.'.-' Electric l'ro
tective .-lystein.
THE COUNTY
Sayings Bank
and Trust Co.
506 Sprue Stmt, Sorailn, Pa.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus 55,000.00
Pavs Interests on savings Jepjlt.
Acts as trustee, AJmlils ratur, OuarJIan
U A. WATRE- PreslJeni.
O s. lOiNSOV. Vlcj VreiUent
A. II CllstlSTf. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Wm F. Itaiutea4. nverett Warren
Aujust Robinson, u. I. Klnesbury.
John l. Kelle. o t. Joh uon
U A. Watres.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
BRING QUICK RETURNS.
World
ot tlie mauy bargains,
129 Washington
aroets e
vVe invite .in inspection of 0111 stipeib stock of Cupel and Dra
pciies, believing it to bs th; lug;3t .111J most cuefully selected io
Northe.ibtcrn Pennsylvania, and at lowest puces.
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Ingrain
GARPiiTS
Window Shades,
Furniture Cover! ngs,
Everything to bz
stery Stock.
WILLIAMS &
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
LACKAWANNA
fflAHUFACTUR-RJ OF
rtRI
8 SRWED PEN! WHITE
Oil
Dill Timber cut to order on siiurt notice. Hardwood Mine Kaili
lawed to uniform lengths coiiHtautly on lianil. l'cclcd IlMnlocli,
Prop Timber promptly lurnished.
MILLS At Cross Fork. S'ottsr Co.. on th ButTalo and Susque.
hanna Hailroad. At .Minn, Potter 'County, Pu., on Condcrsport, and
?ort Allegany Itullro.rd. Capacity 400,000 feet per day.
GENliKAL OFFICE-Uoardof Trads lltiildiug, Scranton, Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
fiSIWW
w
Is the most attractive short tup
at this season of
the veai.
Express Steamsliips
or the
Perform Dally Ssrvlct.
Through tickets returning
from Washington by
lail or water.
1 ur full tutor iirutlou u)pl to
W. L. PRVOR,
l.chljli Valley RallroaJ,
309 Lock. Ave., SCRANTON, PA.
;if.
Ayenue.
'im&3u
Avenue.
Renaissance
Irish Point
Brussels
Tambour
Dresden
LACE
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