Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-04

ss>STI west VIZ
ginia, at any one time, since the close
of the last war, with the single
exception of the memorable first
sham battle on the Wheeling Fair
Grounds, in 1879, participated In by one
regiment of West Virginia troops, two
regiments from Ohio and one from
pennsylvania. The entire strength OF
the State Guard is now here, and
they will remain, as stated In this
mornings REGISTER, until wednesday
morning OF next week. The last CON-
pany to reach the camp was Company
k. First Regiment, Of Clarksburg, Capt.
Lee II. Vance, Lieutenants Camden
Sommers and J. Horner Davis. this COM
mand getting in about half-past seven
o'clock, Captain Vance marched his men
to their quarters at once, passing on the
wav several commands drawn up In line
awaiting the breakfast call. Some OF
these waiting companies had been thus
awaiting the summons TO get something
TO eat for an hour and half. The new
arrivals did not know this at first, but
the news was gradually broken to them,
later.
The commands now present are of1i-
cered as follows
FIRST REGIMENT.
Field and Staff-Colonel, Romeo Fl.
Freer, Rltchie C. H.; Lieutenant-Col-
olel, Richard L. Fast, Morgantown;
Major, r. A. Armstrong, West Liberty;
Major and Surgeon, DR.. 81. B. Baguley,
Wheeling; Lieutenant and Assistant Sur
geon, DIR. j. NJ. Golf, Berea; Captain
0nd Siqpal Officar @. ~. RohinSen, Pal
atine; LieteRant and Signal Officer, e.
=. s. Fleming, Buckhannon.
Non-Commissioned Staff-Sergeant-
Major, w. H. Curtis, West Liberty;
Quartermaster Sergeant, j. c. johnson,
Toll Gate; Commissary Sergeant, A. s.
McDougall, Richie c. H.; Hospital
Steward, j. o. Huey, Warrington;
Chief Trumpeter, VIM. Frazier, Wells
burg; Drum Major, w. r. Lazear, Nor
gantown; Chief Musician, Z. c. Protz-
man, Morgantown.
Company D, Mannington-Captain w.
B. Sine; First Lieutenant, -; Second
Lieutenant,
Company A, Richie, c. H.-Captain, w.
S. HamiltOn First Lieutenant, l.. K. Fox;
Second Lieutenant,
Company l. Captain, Jo-
seph II. Miller; First Lieutenant, Phil A.
Schaffer; Second Lieutenant, G. NJ. Alex
ander.
Company B, Auburn-Captain, G. L.
Zinn; First Lieutenant, Elliott Woofter;
Second Lieutenant, w. 5. Stinespring.
Company +, Burton-Captain, Il. b. Ash:
First Lieutenant, John l.. Hunt; Second
Lieutenant, Levi K. Hogue.
Company G, Grafton-Captain, r. H: d.
Willis; First Lieutenant, E. Il. Price;
Second Lieutenant, G. G.. Gather.
Company E, Rowlesburg-Captain, Clar-
ence G. Dawson; First Lieutenant, -;
Second Lieutenant, NJ. L. Schaffer.
Company q, Bethany-CaptaiE, Colley
Shriver; First Lieutenant, Herbert G.
Wells; Second Lieutenant, Grin Is. Muck
ley.
Company X, Clarksburg- Captain, Lee
H. Vance; First Lieutenant, Camden Som
mers: Second Lieutenant, j. Horner
Davis.
SECOND REGIMENT.
Field and Staff-Colonel. j. W. i.
Ford, Lewisburg; Major, Thomas Z.
Hodges, Huntington; First Lieutenant
and Quartermaster, John B. White,
Charleston; Major and Surgeon, Samuel
Ii. Austin, Lewisburg; First Lieutenant
and Assistant Surgeon, Wm. Neill,
Charlestown; Captain and Inspector OF
Rifle Practice, Jas. f. Wyatt, Charles
town; First Lieutenant and Signal Off
Ger, c. d. Bray, Bramwell; Chaplain,
John o. Knott, Lewisburg.
Non-Commissioned Staff.-Sergeant
Major, Phil G. Walker, Charleston;
Quartermaster Sergeant, +. w. Gramm,
Charleston; Commissary Sergeant, j. G..
Reynolds, Ronceverte; Hospital Stew
ard, B. P. Muse. Asbury; Chief Trump
eter, Harvey M. Scott, Charleston;
Drum Major, Frank L. Beardsley,
Charleston; Chief Musician, A. p. Gates,
Charleston.
Company B, Buckhannon-Captai D.
T. E. Caster; First Lieutenant, w. II.
Hillary; Second Lieutenant, I. n. Rohr-
baugh.
Company H, Ronceverte-Captain, w.
d. Slavin; First Lieutenant, Charles n.
Simms; Second Lieutenant, William G.
Green.
Company A, Princeton-Csptain, DR..
Isaiah II. B.; First Lieutenant, Z. p.
Rucker; Second Lieutenant, Alex. M.
Sutton.
Company 1. of Huntington-Captain, w.
H. Banks; First Lieutenant, Thos. w.
Peyton; Second Lieutenant Robert L.
Archer.
Company B, Hinton-Captain, J. Alex.
Parker; First Lieutenant @. W. Thomas;
Second Lieutenant, S. B. Perkens.
Company F, Middleway-Captain, P. NJ.
Hollis; First Lieutenant, G. A. Davis;
Second Lieutenant, P. A Lewis.
The Brigade is commanded by Briga-
dier General 3. ID. Spillman, OF Parkers-
burg, and his efficient staff consists OF
Lit. Col. Clarence L. Smith, Asst Al.
Gen., Fairmont; Maj. ]. C. Gluck, Brig.
Ius., Auburn; Maj. A. L. Prichard.
Brig. Q. NJ. Warrington; Maj. A. j.
Bandy, Brig. Conn.,. Parkersburg; Maj.
C. L. Moore. Brig. 1. r. p, Charleston;
1t. Col. c. B. Blubaugh, Brig. Med. Dr.
rector, Weston; Maj. Thos- PettiRrew,
Brig. En-. and Sig., Psrkersburg; Capt |
r. P. Camden, A. d. c., Parkersburg; |
Capt. p. D. Neal, A. d. c., Parkersburg. |
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