The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-11
The ROSTER.
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mand,t here will be battalion parades in
charge OF the majors commanding, for
the purpose of giving those officers the
additional practice in the manner OF exer-
cises ordinarily superintended by the
colonel. The same idea was carried out
yesterday afternoon in the Machine Gun
Battery, when the drill was In platoons in
command of Lieutenants Leach and Allen,
instead OF with the whole battery under
Captain wolcott. This command will be
inspected today.
The official inspection OF the 1st Bat
TALON of cavalry will occur tomorrow
afternoon. Both troops OF this command
are practically full, and are holding their
own with the general excellence OF every
thing in camp this year.
This evening there will be more shell
firing by Battery A.
Lieutenant Walter ID. Slyne OF Company
T., First Regiment, was yesterday pre-
sented with a handsome sword belt by
his men. Sergeant H. {. Moore made the
speech and the presentation took place at
company quarters.
Colonel Taft and Colonel Thornton of
the Governors staff arrived at camp yes
terday. and Colonels knight, Ballou,
Norman and Aldrich will come today.
Governor Lippitt himself Is not expected
until tomorrow, when he will hold the
annaa Governors day reception at the
brigade mess hall and review the toops.
The review by Brigadier General Kendall
is to come off this afternoon after drill.
Today the camp rs in charge OF brigade
ofiicer-of-the-day Major Donahue OF the
Second Regiment and officers-o the-guard
Lieutenants Townsend and Burke. AT
First Regiment quarters Captain Water
man is officer of the day and Lieutenant
Dodge of Company d. Is enjoying his
maiden experience as officer of the guard;
Lieutenant Mitchell Is officer OF the guard
in Colonel Moran's section OF the camp.
The program OF the National Band con-
cert at brigade headquarters last evening,
was: March, "ColD Phetteplace,' Reeves;
overture, "Orpheus," Offenbach; "Polish
Dance" seharwenka; ,s selections n,orican from n
Songs" Stephen Foster; "Advance and
Retreat of the Salvation Army" " Orthi
"Musical Scenes from Switzerland"
Langey; "Star Spangled Banner"
AT Colonel Phetteplace's headquarters
the Hedly-Livsey Band played the follow
March, "Adjutant Barrows," W. II.
Applee; overture, "Mosaic, Rollinson;
concert waltz, MAY Belle Adore" Roy;
cornet solo, "When the Girl You Love
Loves You,' y w. L. Livsey; songs of the
day, Boyer: galop, "Hunting," Skala;
"Star Spangled Banner
staff officers are Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Frank Vaughan, Colonel Frank Harris,
Mr.. Wales and Mr. Leland Littlefield.
The complete directory OF the camp OF
Rhode Island militia, with the name OF
every enlisted man present, is as follows:
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS.
Brigadier General Hiram Kendall, Lieu
tenant Colonel Arthur V. Warfield, assist
ant adjutant general; Lieutenant Colonel
Charles III. French, medical director;
Major John A. Carter, assistant inspector
general; Captain Irving w. Young, assist.
ant inspector of rifle practice; Captain
George ). Tingley, quartermaster; Captain
Andrew Gray, commissary; Captain Albert
A. Baker, judge advocate; Captain Ever
EFT Il. Whipple, provost marshal; Captain
Charles Rittman, signal officer; Captain
Jerome NJ Fitzgerald and Captain Isaac
f. Williams, aides-de-camp
SIGNAL CORPS.
Captain Charles Rittman, Sergeant
Thomas Pollard, Privates q. w. Cady,
T.. p. Marshall, Henry Stapleton.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Field and staff officers:
Colonel James Moran, Lieutenant
Colonel James H. McGann, Major Il. II.
Donahue, Major John McCrudden, Captain
Frank Canney, adjutant; Major John B.
McKennar, surgeon; Lieutenant Thomas
Brady, commissary; Lieutenant l.. j.
Herman, assistant surgeon; Lieutenant
William Mcpherson, quartermaster; Lieu
tenant A. p: Nerone, paymaster; Lieu.
tenant j. 8. Burke, acting adjutant 1st
Battalion; Lieutenant General j. Leach,
adjutant I'd Battalion.
commissioned staff: Sergeant
Major Charles T.. Mulhearn, Hospital
Steward John A. Benson.
Company H.: Captain p. II. Sweeney,
L,t,' Lieutenants Joseph Riley sPl and Edward W
II. Reeves, W. j. Brayton, Il. J. Murphy:
Corporals r. O'Connell, +. J. Brennan,
G.. n. Cuff, Musician j. III. Rock, Privates
j. Ahern, p. j. Ca fferty, ID. Cramer, ID.
A. Driscoe, w. III. Driscoe, w. +. Gof,
T.. Hogg, w. j. Mcguire, f. McKenna, @.
=. Morgan, John Il. Murphy, j. +. Sui
livan, G. j. Leehan.
Company +: Captain L. A. Lynch,
Lieutenant j. ]. Burke, sergeants b. J.
o'Connor, p. T. Farrell, Il. T.. Harrigan,
Lawrence j. Donahue, David Graves,
Corporals w. i. Holden, T. +. Gallagher,
NJ. i. Brady, $. A. McNealy, Musicians
sington, ". II. Brady, W, II. Corey, T. +.
Degnan, G. J. Davis, J. F.. Donneiiy J.
T. Despres, p J. Harrigan, c. II. Lee, j. J.
Mccarthy, j. McQuaid, q, I. McGovern,
ID. Murphy, t. Mulvey, II. iRuddy.
Company ID: Captain II. NJ Lally,
Lieutenants J: J. Lee and 7. +, Magill,
cctfey, corpo,rais T. r. Rodgers, W. il.
Weisker, j. b. Moore, Privates w. ii.
Bradley, ]. W. Covai, II. j. Crosley, J.
F. Connolly f. III. Finn, j. T. Flynn, T.
p Jones, p Kerns, T. o. Kelly, j. r.
Maley, W. G. Maher, o. J. McNally, J. j.
McNamee, p. Il. Nee, j. w. Powers, j. NJ
Rogers, A. +. Rooney, j. 5. smythe, r.
Il. Sweeney, j. w. Wayland, j. Il. Brady
Company O.: Captain j. c. Lythgoe;
Lieutenants j. NJ. Phillips and J. p. Cor
man, Sergeants T. German, Houlihan,
W. p. Dorsey, X. McCarron, Corporals
Frank Grant, J. McAloon, I. Martin, r.
Tanning, l.. j. Butler, p. Laughlin,
Musicians Henry Il. Maynard, r. +. Kav
anaugh, Pivates j. j. Adams, II. q.
Armour, II. Ahearn j. T.. Burke, G. j. Col
lins II. +. DolanSJ. J. Foye, l.. J. Fin
nigan, II. +. Fannon, w. IF. Goeghan, j.
J. Houlihan, j. J. Healey, J. G.. Hamil-
ton, A. Keach, y. j. Kelly, j. Z. Ken
nedy, J. l.. Moran, J. Murtrie, II. Nc
Garrety, NJ. A. McKenna, II. Parkinson,
~. pAtefield. q. J. Phillins. O. 4. Shea