Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-22

Hayes. of Pennsylvania. @..."a
Assistant Engineers-R. n channa1,
or Michigan, and E. F. Eckhardt. nf
Wisconsin. ''''' oe' u
Chaplain-w. G. Isaac.. OF ,Ala7sano,
", Captain of MISUNDERSTANDING N,
Wood. OF Washington.
second Lieutenant OF Marines-Iohn
81: Russell, of Massa chusetts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mccarthy or
New jersey
Gunner H. whitney, OF New
York -"
caupenter-J S. walteneyer. of vir-
PROTECTED CRUISER MITNyNEAP-
Captz1in-,r'heodore r Jewell, of yir-
glnia; in service since 1861
Executive acknowledgements Conn
mander trancis H. DeLano. OF IMaSsa-
chusetts.
Naviga tor--Ilieutenant George T. EN-
mons, of Washington
Senior Observation-Disclosures MT Edward E,
Wright. If Massaeh usetts.
Observation-Disclosures P White, An
drew T. Long. of North Carolina.
Ens!gnS->n'hn L.. Stitch, OF New
York. and George D. Stems, OF Michi-
gan
chief Iongineer-James P. Perry, of
Connecticut
Passed Assistant Engineer--Louis NJ
Mutton, of Virginia.
Assistant Engineer-Chas. X. Mallory,
of Tennessee. '.' e.H..
Cadet Enginaens-Chas p Burt, OF
| Georgia: Fdawrd 7. Cpnstein. of Penn
sylvania, and John a. Schotield, of Mis-
souri,.
surseon-Nelson A. Drake, of New
Jersey.
Passed Assistant urgeon-Luther L.
Won Wedekind. of New York
Paymaster-Lteds c. Kerr, OF Mary
land
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f. Morrison, of
Naval Cadets-W G. Briggs. New
York: George c. Sweet, New York: Da-
Ivid c. Hanrahan, Winconsin; and John
f. Babcock. of New York.
First Lieutenant of Marines-Edward
r. Lowndes, of Michigan
Gumer-Thomas j. ,Shuttqeworth, of
New York
Observation-Disclosures McCone. of
Pennsylvania.
Carpenter-Joseph "A. O,Connor, OF
Virginia. .. Hg.0.I.
HUNTINGTON RIFLES. .
Following is a list of the officers and
privates Of the Huntington Rifles:
Captain p. Thornton Marye.
First Lieutenant-W. l.. Hillyer. .u
Second Lieutenant-A. F. Rix.
First Sergeant-H. P. Harmon.
Second Sergeant--J. J. Ward.
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Fourth Sergeant-J. A. Moss. ."-s
Fifth Sergeant - J. Mcmahon. -.
First Corporal - L. T. Turnbull
Second Corporal = C. c. Moore.
Privates-J. r. Clopton. w. E. Clop-
ton w. f. Crittington. B. B. Cofer, J.
l., Dreamer, j. H. Caffee, "A. j. Ford,
G. T.. Ford, r. o. Furry, j. H Gunter,
J. Gault. ]. J. Giles. r. F. Hopkins. t.
S. Jacobs. w. j. Jackson, F. D. Kirk,
G. G. Moss. r. c. Moss, A. Macarthur.
T. F. Moseley, r. r. Noteworthy. r. c.
Noteworthy, c. C. Newman, J. w.
Phillips. G: J. Padgett, v. NJ. Pet
1us. T. L. Rothwell. N. A. Rector. w.
Sturges G. T.. Smithers. r. B. Sharp.
a. w. Standing. b. r. Sullivan. L.
Todd, A. A. Turnbull w. T.. Tabb. s.
}. Taylor ]. r. $. Taylor. j. Van Ars-
dale. G. Fl. Wilson. L. B. Wheeler, ].
n: Williams. J. T. Whittier. c. c. Bale
W W p. p. Furman. J. f. wilkins.
doltzcall. Needham.
1t is impossible to aJscertain the num-
Der Of men who volunteered to 20 out
u me United States if called UPON.
captain Marye is the only bne
Who knows and he Will not give out
any information. Ut was stated yes
tcfday mat but three men volunteered
70 follow the Stars and Stripes no mat |
ger where the flag was carried, but this |
denied by the comma ndIng officer.
a special dril was held at the arm
Dry and on the Casino grounds last
night There We're forty men dn ranks
a ar, tne company was taken through
:. an OF tine evo!ltions. Squads we've
iI;3rmfd and placed in command Of the
aentenants and sergeants and several
81 lrEasfa.s We're had Some excitement
Vas created on West avenue when
sauad OF soldiers moving ait double
aSi ...S tiine vauted the fences In front
DE Ule residences and M a rsI,aa lrt,n,,ont
the yards. 49, .4s' :.