The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
cHAs. T. o'FERRALL.
Governor and Commandcr-in-Ch
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Governor ana tOmntnfcT-ln-t ulcL.
THE GOVERNOR DIFFERS.
There wns also arraigned and tried
Private william sterizbach Company c,
First Infantry. Virginia Volunteers
charge l. Absent without leave in vio-
tation Of the 39nd Article Of War.
Specification l. In that Private VII
liam stertzbach. Company G. First In
fantrv. Virginia Volunteers. did absent
himself from his company without leave
from his commanding officer on The FOL
lowing dates August 18th. Ord, Goth Sep
tenber 18th. 9th. October 9Th. all Of the
above dates being I'm the year 1897. and
beinr the dates on which regular COM
many drills were held; also that the said
private William StertZbach did likewise
absent himself from his company on June
eth and nth being the dates on which
battalion drills were held In which his
company was ordered 10 participate. and
that he also absented himself on June
IAN. which was the date Of a regimental
drrl. This at Richmond, Va, on the
dates specified.
Charge 2. Absence from parade in vio-
,ation Of the 92rd Article Of War.
Specification l. In that Private VII
liam stertzbach. Company G, First In
fantrv. Virginia Volunteers, not being
prevented by sickness or other necessity.
aid fail 10 repair AT the time fixed 20 the
n1ace anpolnted by his commanding Off
Ger for annual inspection. This az Rich
mond Va. on the Goth day Of Septem-
Der. 1897.
PLEA.
To the specification Of the first charge
Guilty
To the first charge: Guilty.
To the specification OF the second
charge: Guilty.
To the second charge: Guilty.
FINDING
or the first specification OF the first
charge: Guilty.
OF the first charge: Guilty.
OF the first specification OF the second
charge: Guilty.
OF the second charge; Guilty
SENTENCE.
And ,he court does. therefore sem
fence him. Private William Stertzbach'
Company c. First Regiment Infantry
Virginia Volunteers. TO he fined the sum
OF ten dollars and 10 be reprimanded IN
orders before the said company G. First
Regiment, Infantry Virginia volunteers.
Richmond. Va. Nov. ?. 1891
So much Of the finding I'm this case
as imposes a fine Of ten dollars is APP
nroved the remainder Is disapproved. and
in lien thereof I do order that Private
William Stertzbach be discharged from
the military service Of Virginia for Che
coed Of the service.
CHAS. r. O'FERRALL.
Governor and commandments
Tho foregoing is published for the good
Ct the service. and the proper officers in
each case are directed 10 execute the
sentence Of the said court In each Of
said cases.
By order Of the Governor and Comman-
der-in-Chief
CHAs. ]. ANDERSON,
Adiutant General
FORECASTS OF THE TIMES.
on last Saturday morning The Times
nrhlisbed \ forecast as TO the findings
If tbe court in the cases OF the six mem
hers Of the First Regiment, against whom
charges had been preferred. the md
,nes against Quartermaster Sergeant
Hamilton of Troop a. OF the Cavalry. hav-
ing been previously published. The fore
cast was as follows;
In the case of Private A. II. Belts:
Nominal fine and reprimand.
Private J. II. Hartman: fine OF so
ana dishonorable discharge.
Private p. Miller: Dismissal Of the
charges.
Private ]. NJ. Langhorne: A fine Of
$40 and discharge for the good OF the
service.
Private II. L. Strang: A fine and dis
oba,oe for the good of the service.
private William Stertzbach: A fine and
reprlmand or discharge for the good oil
the service.