The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-15

A general order covering the details
of the formation of the provisional
guard have been sent out from Harris
burg. 1t gives the assignment of the
regiments to brigades. names the cap
tains of the new companies, provides
for the election of field officers and
directs that members of the old Ma
tional Guard not in the United States
volunteer service shall serve out their
enlistment in the provisional guard.
The Nineteenth and Twentieth regi-
ments from the Philadelphia end of the
state are formed into the First bri-
gade the westein regiments. Seven
teenth and Twenty-frst. become the
Second brigade, and the Seventh and
Eleventh from in and about the an
thracite regions comprise the Third
brigade, the divisions being practic-
ally the same as in the old National
Guard.
The captains of the companies of the
Third brigade are:
ELEVENTH REGIMENT, THIRD
BRIGADE.
Company a, Reading-Captain Harry
NJ. Phlippi.
NJ. Goff.
Company c, Carlisle-Captain Clin-
ton q. Heyd.
Company d, Scranton-Captain Fre-
mont Stokes.
Company r. Easton-Captain Benja-
min Rush Field.
Company f, York-Captain Alonzo
II. Raber
Company G, Scranton-Captain Will
liam a. Raub.
Company II, Harrisburg-Captai
Maurice f. Finney.
Company I,Lebanon--Captain Michael
+. Fitzgerald.
Company Is, K,Scranton-Captain James
O. Dimmick.
Company l., onesdale-Captain Don
c. Osborn.
Company NJ, Pottsville - Captain
James Archibald. jr.
Battery f, Phoenixville, Chester
county, mustered June &c. Captain
Henry II. Quimby. to Third brigade.
SEVENTH REGIMENT, THIRD BRI-
GADE.
Company A, Wilkes es-Barre-Captain
Stewart l.. Barnes, commanding
Company b, Willamsport - Major
William p. Clark.
Company c, Sunbury-Captain Will
liam II. Helm.
Company D, Hazleton-Captain An
drew Lee.
Company +, Wilkes -Barre-Captain
Arthur w. Jackson.
Company +, ,Wanamie-Captain James
A. Dewey.
Company G. Plymouth - Captain
Charles L. Peck.
Company II. Shickshinny-Captai
Mason b. Hughes.
Company I. Pittston-Captain Will
liam G. Simpson.
Company X, Tunkhannock-Cap
Norval w. Reynolds.
Company l.. Meshoppen - Captain
| Samuel Hawke.
Company NJ, Allentown-CaptalnD Da-
| vid r. Horne.
V. The following assignments of
| troops of cavalry are made:
Second Troop Philadelphia City Cav
| airy, Philadelphia, mustered June 4
Captain Richard Tilghman to First
! brigade.
Second Sheridan Troop, Tyrone, Blair
| county, mustered July 2, Captain
Thomas NJ. Fleck, to Third brigade.
Second Governors Troop, Harris
burg, Dauphin county, mustered July
| 2l, Captain Charles p. Neck, to Third
| brigade.
| Each regiment is to elect a colonel
| lieutenant colonel and two majors, the
voting to be done by the commissioned
| officers the details of the arrangements
to be prescribed by the brigade COM
mander.
The staff of each regiment is to con-
sist of a surgeon major, chaplain, ad-
| jutant, QuartermaSter, two assistant
| surgeons, inspector of rifle practice
sergeant major. quartermaster ser.
| geant, commissary sergeant, color ser.
geant, hospital steward and principa
musician. In infantry regiments, bat.
talon adjutants will be detailed from
second lieutenants of the line.
| ABOUT ENLISTMENTS.
The clauses relating to enlistment.
is given in full:
|. Enlisted men of the Nationa
Guard of Pennsylvania who were in the
service of the state prior to April 2S
1898, and have not entered the service
of the United States, or whose enlist.
ments have not expired. will not b,
mustered or carried as recruits on rolls
in new organizations recruited under
General Order No. 10, A. G. O.. C. s
| They will be transferred from former
organization to new organization t
serve out their term of enlistment
Transfers will be made in orders from
this office. Captains of new companie.
will Immediately forward through bri,
gade headquarters to the adjutant gen.
eral a complete list of names of en-,
listed men to be transferred to thei,
command, giving regiment, company
rank and date of original enlistment ir
| each case.
In cases where terms of enlstments