Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-06

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| m: Supper Call Immediately after pa
| rade; Taps, 10 p. m; instruction Of
| trumpeters in each regiment from to
) p. m; Orderly Hours Brigade Head
| quarters II a. m. 10 y noon, and to .
p. m.
Regimental commanders will be re-
sponseble for the police general cleani-
ness of that half OF camp occupied by
their respective regiments, extending
clear through so as to include the
ground occupied by the Brigade Head
quarters.
All members from the Old Guard will
! be excused from the 10 a. m. drill.
Roll will be called at Reveille, Pa
rade and at each formation for drill;
and all absentees reported in usual
manner
Dress parade will be by Brigade, un-
| less otherwise directed. In inclement
weather, there will be undress parade;
in which case, Regimental Command
ers will be notified from Brigade Head
quarters.
Each regiment will mount its own
| guard. The number Of sentinels, order
| lies and trumpeters required from each
regiment for guard duty will be desig-
mated from Brigade Headquates. The
line of sentinels' posts TO be occupied by
! each regiment will also be designated
from Brigade Headquarters. and the
| Regimental Commanders will be re-
| sponsible for the efficiency with which
such lines are guarded; and, under no
| circumstances, will enlisted men. except
| fatigue parties, be allowed TO leave or
! enter camp over any post except post
No l of their guard. A Field Officer Of
the Day will be detailed each day as
| executive officer of the Brigade Com
mander. All officers and men, senti-
nels and guards will obey and respect
him accordingly.
Sunday morning inspection OF camp
Will be made by Regimental Command
ers.
All persons not belonging to the camp
must be outside Of the chain OF senti-
nels at $3.50 p. NJ, unless they have per-
mission from these headquarters to re-
main.
At the last note of taps all lights
must be eXtinguished, except those
properly authorized to remain lighted.
Company Commanders and First Ser
geants will be permitted to have lights
until midnight; battalion, regimental
and brigade headquarters as long as
required.
| Passes may be granted by regimental
commanders to the enlisted men of
their command between the hours OF ?
p. N. anl parade, and between parade
and taps Commissioned officers may
be allow 20 pass over sentinels' posts
at VIII between reville and taps; be-
tween taj1 and reville, they will not
be passed except by authority from
brigade neadquar.er- No commission
cd ofaCer or enlisted men will be abb
sen. from duty unless specially excus-
ed by authority from these headquar-
+ ters or by the surgeon.
N5 unauthorized firing OF pistols or
riL Yi3l be allowed in camp. Il is
bhe duty of both commissioned and
| n0n-commissiOned officers to promptly
arrest and confne offenders against
good order and military discipline, and
the commanding officers of offenders
should see that they are quickly and
adequately punished. No straw must
be set on fire in camp while tents are
standing
All persons. both soldiers and civil
ians. are cautioned that the strictest
respect and attention must be paid to
sentinels. Those who disregard this
Will do so at their peril.
THE OFFICIAL ROSTER.
Following is the official roster with
all changes to August l, noted:
Commander-in-C -Chief-GOv. VIM. A.
NacCorkle. Governors Staff: ACjutant
| Vfa a &
General-Brig. Gen. James A Holley,
of Charleston; Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral Col. Charles L. Lehnis, of Charles
ton: Commissary General. Brig. Gen.
Frank p. Jepson, of Wheeling; Paymas-
ter General. Brig Gen. John Hooe Rus
sci. of Huntington; Aides-de-Camp,
Col. Lawrence Tierney, Elkhorn; Col
Forest w. Brown. Charles Town; Col.
w. W. Beal. NeusbWg; Col. Stuart W.
Walker. Martinsburg. Judge Advo-
cates-Maior r. S. Blair, First Regi-
ment. RMchie c. H.; Major Joseph E..
Chiffon, Second, Charleston.
BRIGADE COMMANDER
and Staff-Brigade Communicating
Gen. B. d. Spillman. of Parkersburg;
Assistant Adiutant General, Lieut.. Col
S. B. Baker. of Parkersburg; Inspector
Major r. II. d. willis. of Wheeling;
Ouartermaster. Major J. c. Gluck, OF
Auburn; COmmisSary, Major p. ID. Neal,
of Parkersburg; Inspector Rifle Prac-
fice. Major ID. T. Price of Clarksburg;
Medical Director, Lieut. Col. c. B. Blu
baugh. Of Parkersburg; Engineer and
Signal Officer, Major Thomas Pettigrew
of Parkersburg; Aides-de-Camp, Capt
Sprigg Camden. of Parkersburg, and
Capt. J. w. Hughes, of Glenville.
FIRST REGIMENT OFFICERS.
Colonel. X. +. Fast, of MorgantOwn;
Lieutenant Colonel, Clarence L. Smith,
of Fairmont; Major, Phil A. Shaffer, Of
Moundsville; Adjutant, Capt VIM. j.
White. of Morgantown; Quartermaster,
Lieut.. c. e. Vance. of Clarksburg; Pay
master Lieut.. c. r. Jones. of Grafton;
Surgeon. Major II. B. Baguley, Of
Wheeling: Assistant Surgeon, Lieut.. G..
". Joseph. of MorgantOwn; Inspector
Rife Practice Capt. Macker Babb. OF
Medley: Signal Officer, Lieut.. II. A.
Steed. of Newark; Chaplain, Rev. A. NJ.
Buckhannon. OF Norgantown; Sergeant
Major r. II. Ramsey. of Clarksburg;
Ouartermaster Sergeant, w. Z. st. Clair,
of NIorgantown; COmmissary Sergeant,
s. ". Poe. Of Grafton; Hospital Steward,
4. NJ. Lazier, Of Morgantown; Chief
Trumpeter, J. G. CaywOod Of Clarks-
burg: Drum Major, II. N. Rapp, Of
Clarksburg; Company A. OF Elkins:
Can't 4. F. Collett; First Lieut., R. s.
DAYTON: Second Lieut.. T. J. Stalnaker.
COMPANY B. Of Keyser: Capt, c. F.
Miller: First Lieut.. J. H. Norton; Sec
oDd LENT I c. Smith. Company c. Of