The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03


| the evening Of September %. 1881.
Specification 2. In this that the said
| Private J. H. Hartman. Company G,
| First Infantry Virginia Volunteers, -hav-
| ing been placed in arrest by his COM
handing officer Captain George J.. Shac-
| keiford. First Virginia Infantry. and hav-
| ing been ordered by him Captain Shac-
keiford) 20 remain In his company's quar-
/ tors. aid violate and dsobey said order.
| This NJ the Armory Of the First Rcgi-
mont on September ~. 1897.
Charge n. Absence from company rem
| devious IN violation OF the 3srd Article Of
War.
Specification I. In this. that Private J.
IT, Hartman Company {, First Infantry,
did ran 10 repair at the time fixed 10 the
place OF rendezvous appointed by the
commanding officer OF his company, not
being prevented by sickness or other
necessity. on the following dates: April
9Th. 18th. 18th. 18th. May 3rd. 18th. June
DIST. 2Sth. August 9Th. 18th. 23rd. Goth. and
on September 18th, all Of the above dates
being In the year 1897, and being the dates
to which regular company drills were ap-
pointed; also on May 21st. Path, ann June
H. 1897. these being the dates for whlch
battalion drills were appointed IN which
his company was ordered 10 participate
and also on June 18th. which was the
date appointed for drill Of the First
Regiment. 10 all Of which the said PHI
vate Hartman, ]. H., was ordered TO re-
pair.
Charge III. Conduct 20 the prejudice
OF good order and military dlsciphhe h
violation OF the SD Article Of War.
Specification I. That Private ]. ~.
Hartman. Company G. First Infantry.
Virginia Volunteers. did on or about the
9th day Of August. 1897. and the 4th day
of October. 1897. in various conversations
said dates give utterance TO language un-
becoming q soldier. mutlnous. ana detri-
mental 10 military discipline: and that be-
tween the dates above mentioned his man.
ner and attitude. expressed ana Implied
was such as 10 set a bad example TO the
enlisted men Of the Virginia Volunteers
and prejudicial 10 the good order and
military discipline OF the same.
PLEA.
To the first specification OF the hrst
charge: Not guilty.
To the second specification OF the hrst
charge: Not guilty.
TO the charge: Not guilty.
TO the first specification of the second
charge: Not guilty.
To the second charge: Not guilty.
charge: Not guilty.
To the third charge: Not guilty.
FINDING.
or the first specification Of the first
charge: Guilty
OF the second specification OF the first
charge: Guilty.
OF the first charge: Guilty.
lOf the first specification Of the second
charge: Guilty.
OF the second charge: Guilty.
OF the first specification of the third
charge: Guilty.
OF the third charge: Guilty.
SENTENCE.
And the Court does therefore sentence
him. Private j. II. Hartman, Company
c, First Regiment Infantry Virginia Vol
unteers. 10 be fined the sum of ten dol
lars. to be reprimanded in an order by
the commanding officer Of the First Regi-
ment Infantry. Virginia Volunteers, and
TO be dishonorably discharged from the
military service of the State Of Virginia.
Richmond. Va, November 2 1897.
Approved.
CHAS. T. OFERRALL.
Governor and Commander-n-C Chief.
TO BE REPRIMANDED.
There was also arraigned and tried Pri-
vate 2. Millem, Company A, First Regi-
ment Infantry, Virginia Volunteers.
Charge /: Conduct prejudical TO good
order and military discipline, in violation
OF the 62d Article OF War
Specification /: this that Private p.
Miller. Company A. First Regiment In
fantry. Virginia Volunteers did absent
himself from the regular drills OF his
company on July lst 9th. 10th, 18th, 23d,
30th, September 18th. 1897.
PLEA:
To the specifcation-guilty.
To the charge-guity.
FlNDING
or the first specification first charge
guilty.
OF the first charge-guilty.
SENTENCE:
And the Court does therefore sentence
him. Private p. Miller, Company A, First
Regiment Infantry, Virginia Volunteers.
10 be fined the sum OF two dollars and to
BE- reprimanded by his commanding ofT-
Ger before the said Company A. First
Regiment Infantry. Virginia Volunteers.
Richmond, Va. November ?. 1897.
Approved.
CHAS. T. O'FERRALL.
Governor and Commander-in-C
There was also arraigned and tried
Private J. NJ. Langhorne. Company c,
First I 'antry, Virginia Volunteers.
Charge /. Absence from parade in ViO-