The herald., 1894-08-21
CITIZEN SOLDIERS BY THE SEA.
Regimental Camp of Guards
Duly Opened.
Both the Seventh and Ninth Upon
the Ground.
Location of the Camp-How the Soldier
Boys Enjoy Themsslvss-Dsily
Camp Duties-List of
All Omcsrs.

When the Seventh regiment infantry,
National guard, alighted from the morn.
ing train preparatory to going into
camp, great shout went up sad the
boys received q hearty welcome to the
city by the sea. The Ninth regiment
reached Santa Monica shortly after 2
O'Clock and proceeded to camp.
Over 800 men of the Seventh. under
command OF Col. William G. Schrieber,
marched up Ocean avenue to Oregon
avenue, thence north to the encamp-
ment grounds which had been made
ready by advance details of the various
companies. Camp Santa Monica is
pleasantly located on Oregon avenue,
with high and commanding view,
whore the sea breezes blow continually
and fan the heated brows of the boys
from the interior who have looked upon
the encampment as the greatest vaca-
tion they ever enjoyed.
Preparations had been going on for
weeks among the various companies OF
both regiments, and when it wac finally
announced in the camp last evening
that everything had been finally ar
ranged, each of the soldiers felt like Ut
tering Comanche yell just for luck.
Companies A, G and f OF this city.
company B OF Paeadena and company q
OF Anaheim, all OF the Seventh regi-
ment, arrived at Santa Monica over the
Southern Pacific in the forenoon. The
two remaining companies, E OF Santa
camp at O'Clock last evening.
The Ninth regiment reached Santa
Monica on the Santa Fe on q special
train at 2 80 O'Clock. The regiment was
under command OF Lieut.. Col. John X.
Berry, acting in the absence Of Colonel
Spileman. 1t comprises Companies A.
and B, San Diego; @, Riverside; d. Po-
mona; u, San Bernardino; f, Santa
Ana, and 6, Redlands.
When the Ninth regiment band struck
up lively military air, as the 300 SOL
diers wheeled into fours. every eye was
turned toward the pageant as 1t moved
slowly along Ocean avenue, in front OF
the Arcadia, and on to camp. Each
man was equipped ss If for active field
service, and wore the regulation uni
form, including the new snd servicesble
hat and leggings.
As soon as possible after the regi-
ments reached the camp, guard mount
and dress parade we're disposed OF and a
thousand necessary things done to pre-
pare the camp for active use by over 900
men. The camp ground is q veritsble
white city, with its many tents stretched
here and there, all erected systematic.
ally and with q view to convenience.
Ths commissary departments of both
regiments are near each other. and are
we'll stocked with provisions of all kinds.
The headquarters of the Seventh regi-
ment are on the left. or west as one ap.
proaches camp, while the Ninth ia to
the right or east.
All was hustle and hustle in and
around the grounds until late last even
ing. The officers were up to their necks
in business affecting final arrangements
for the opening of the camp in true mil.
itary style this morning, from which
date strict military order will be OBJ.
served.
A complete list OF all officers, both
field and staff, is given herewith:
Seventh. regiment-Col. W. @. schrieber,
commanding; Lieut.. Col. J. l.. Rowland, NAL
M. L. Starin, Commanding First nattalion; Maj.
g. I. Black, commanding Second battalion; ;
Capt. H. D. Alfonso, regimental adjutant; Mai
D. q. Barber, surgeon; Capt. Arthur l.. Kelsey,
assistant surgeon; Capt. Alfred 8. Clarke, chap.
U lain Lieut.. John L. A.. Last, inspector rifle
Practice; Lieut.. Fred 9; .smythe, ordnance Off.
GER; Lieut.. John 8. Collins. paymaster; Lieut..
Marion M. Ogden, co n mssary: Lieut.. Hutch.
inson. quartermastsr; Lieuts. Sherman Place
anu y. idCkStOCK, DAbJdilOu auJutuntH,
sergeant major, J. H. Keller; battalion SER
geant majors, NJ. Aoloney, L. A. slocum; drum
major, Robert Burns; principal musician, A.W.
Bradbury; hospital steward, Herbert N. Wales;
color sergeants, George Lamp, Arthur b. Cass
quartermsster sergeant, Charles. II. Lehnhau-
sen; ordnance 1 sergeant, D, CLARK; commssary
Company A-Captain steere: first lieutenant,
4 T. L. Baldwin; second lieutenant 5. Crawford.
Company B-Japtain P. J. Cook; first lieuten-
/ ant, I. MCGOWAN; second lieutenant, K, Col
lingwood
Company Goa plain @. @. simms; first lieu
Il. 1 Teal. '' ~ A' ''''-N 'i'D''N" y 'eu
Company F-Captain +. L. Reynolds; first
lieutenant D. X. Weller; second lieutenant, J.
Company G-Captain A. F. Halpia first
lieutenant, G. 8. Landell; second lieutenant.
Company D-Captain A. W. Brown first lieu
tenant, J. W; Hsmmons; second lieutenant Il.
NJ. Hirschfelder
Company E-Captain c. Il. Fernald; first
J. G. Reade.
Ninth acknowledgements Colonel ]. r,
Berry, acting colonel, commanding; Major G.
s. McKalvey, commander First battaliou
Sergeant Major B adtort Morse. First battalion,
Gdjutant; W. &. Polcene, First battalion, SER
geant m jor; Second battalion sergeant major,
frank G. Prescott; battalion adjutant, Lieu
tenant Fox; battalion sergeant, Walker; regi-
mental adjutant tacting), Lieutenant Dannals;
sergeant major (acting), ]. G. Mnnde; surgeon,
Thos. L. Magee; assistant surgeon. G. D. Ball;
hospital steward, Ornot Marsh; color sergeant
w. n. Reynolds; quaftermastor sergeant, Fred
?. Reid; ordinance sergeant, Henry Howland
comnlissary sergeant, L. A. James; chaplain,
Kew. Mr. Brown; inspector rife practice, Lieu
tenant H. III. Snciair ordnance officer, Lieu
tenant K. p. Guinou; paymaster, Lieutenant J.
c. Mack; commissary, Charles +. Rice: quar-
termaster, George H. B)wer drum major ser.
Reant, Y. A. Lewis; principal musician. Geo.
A. Isbell.
Company A-Captsin E. E. Spileman; nrst
lieutenant, J. A. wallor; second Lieutenant
J. B Smith.
Company B-Captain R. v. Dodge; first lieu.
tenant, II. c. Dannals; second lieutenant, J.
&. Melke.
Company C-Captain James N. Keith first
lieutenant. 8. <. Langworthy; second lieuten-
ant, John A. Eason.
Company D-Captain W. o. welch frat lieu.
tenant, Moore: second Lieutenant, Marshall.
Company E-Captain ". A. Ball. first lieu
tenant; La Verne Twiningi second lieutenant
Slaat.
Company F-Captain p s. Roper; first lieu
tenant 5. H. Finley; second lieutenant, Bur-
c rell.
: Company G-Captain J. W. F. Diss first lieu
tenant H.. Il. Highly; second lieutenant, E. J.
I Underwood
. Today Colonel Sehreiber will equalizs
: the seven companies into four. detailing
four captains and eight lieutenants as
officers in charge. Nothing but the
platoon battalion drill will be given.
The exercise will take place at 10
&c O'Clock, lasting until II 80.
Badness is often preceded or accom-
panied by ,grayness of the hair To pre-.
vent both badness and arayness. use Halls