The Portland daily press., 1895-08-12

wound in the knee to close which the
surgeon took several stitches. Major
Robinson came right along with the regi-
menu ana was ready for duty when it
reached here. The majors comrades will
very likely recall this incident by
references to that famous engagement of
Uncle Sans troops, the Battle Of
Wounded Knee.
Last evening, many of the militiamen
descended the steep hill leading to the
main streets of the city and their presence
enl!Eened the quiet town. In fact, one
incident made it much too lively, a
couple OF sailors from Gardiner and a
group of the National Guardsmen getting
INTO an altercation, which led to an ex-
change of blows and served to collect q
crowd. which blocked the sidewalk. Tt
was said Immediately after the affair that
one OF the sailors had been knocked down.
The sailors certainly looked as if they had
run up against pugilist After the
hight, three police officers came and made
lane through the crowd so that people
could once more pass along the sidewalk.
Ihe encampment this year in the
opinion of its military men, will be q
large and exceptionally successfully one.
Col: Kendall, of the First Regiment, as
senior colonel, is in command
The roster of the First Regiment is as
follows:
Colonel Lucius H. Kendall, Biddeford.
Lieutenant Colonel T. H. Storah, Au-
burn.
Major George W. Bryant, Biddeford.
Major E. S. Smith, Norway.
Acting, Major Captain j. Moriarty,
Lewiston.
Adjutant, Lieutenant Charles E Davis,
Portland.
CT1o, ,l4o
harris, Biddeford
Major Surgeon, Frank S. Warren, Bid
deford
Assistant Surgeon, Captain B. F. Brad
bury, Norway
Assistant Surgeon, Lieutenant j. B.
O'Neil, Portland.
Chaplain, Rev. Charles S. Cummings,
Augusta.
Inspector of Rifle Practice, Lieutenant
George A. Anthoine. Biddeford
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeant Major F. l. Waldron, Port
land.
Quartermaster Sergeant, VIM. H.
Murch, Portland.
Commissary Sergeant, P. j. Cronin,
Lewiston.
Hospital Steward II. B. Eaton, Rock
land
Trumpeter, Frank NJ Cornish, Bidde-
ford
Color Bearer, George B. Hodgdon, Bid
deford.
LINE OFFICERS.
Company A, Portland Captain G. A.
Dow.
Company B, Portland, Captain I H.
Baker.
Company C, Auburn, Captain L. H.
Barney.
Company D, Norway, Captain L. P.
Stiles.
Company E, Portland, Captain T. j.
Hogan.
Company f, Augusta, Captain G. W.
Doughty
Company G. Biddeford, Captain
Timothy Elliott.
Company H. Rockland, Captain R. R.
Ul1ner.
Company I, Lewiston, Captain NJ j.
Moriarty.
Company K, Brunswick, Captain W.
o. Peterson.
Company L, Portland, Captain M. E.
Conley.
The roster of the Second Regiment is
as follows:
Colonel, George A. Philbrook, Augusta.
Lieutenant Colonel, Frank L. Hoyt.
Lewiston.
Major, Everard E. Newcomb, Eastport
Major Alonzo York, Skowhegan.
Major Frank A. Robinson, Bangor
First Lieutenant and Adjutant, Apple
ton Ell. Plaisted, Waterville.
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster,
George A. Whitney, Lewiston.
First Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle
Practice, Lincoln H. Newcomb, Eastport
Major Surgeon, Edwin M. Fuller, Bath.
Captain and Assistant Surgeon, Robert
j. Martin, Augusta.
First lieutenant and Assistant
Surgeon, Horace V. Jonah, Eastport.
Chaplain, James E. Cochran, Ha1lowell.
NON COMMISSIONED STAFF.
Sergeant Major, Fred L. Edgecomb,
Auburn.
Quartermaster Sergeant, Carroll o.
Skinner, Lewiston.
Conmissary Sergeant, Ralph W.
Pulsifer, Lewiston.
Hospital Steward Isaac A. Harris,
Bath.
Trumpeter, William E. Haley, Lewis
ton.
Color Bearer, Clinton O. Fuller, Lewis
ton.
LINE OFFICERS.
Company A, Hampden, Captain, Will
bert W. Emerson.
Company B, Lewiston, Captain Charles
e. Hanscomb.
Company G, Bath, Captain, William R.
Kimball
Company D, Lewiston, Captain, Horace
6. Crockett.
Company E, Skowhegan, Captain, Mil
ford Withee.
Company F, Dover, Captain, William
T. Pollard.
Company G, Bangor, Captain, Ernest
e. Spencer.