Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-09-21
eff FOR CAMP
,wxI MOORE AND HIS STAFF AND
x4smpANY &c NOW IN wHEELIaG.
~aaax axarxfnsi@rg Company the First 20
Ars4ave oss the Camp Grounds-Those
Wao Went From Here-camp
Last Ten Days.

IN
who Went From Here-camp
Last Ten Days.
W. ia the step OF. veterans and the
&xxssa "a nation to make good show
Ssra at the annual National Guard
"a q at Wheeling, Company II, West
Virginia National Guards, marched
from the 8rnory 10 the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad passenger station
xas4 might and started out on train No.
Z On their trip to the northern pan
handle OF the State.
The company was IN command OF
FSrst Lieutenant John n, Parks. The
following answered to the roll call
gust before leaving.
Acting Second Lieutenants Clarence
II. McGinnis and William Burkhart
FuKf Sergeant Il. B. Rynolds ;Quarter-
master f. II. Piper SergeaAss j. =.
Grimes, r. n. Wolff, II. 3 Logan,
H. McFaddern Brown Corporals r.
r. Souders r.. q. Moran, b. F.
Grimes, j. n. Cunningham and d.
aEntler, Trum peters Charles ShaIer
sand Charles Lane
privates Il. n. Austin. f. s Bren-
aaer J ~ Brenard, z r Brenard, f.. II.
Brown 81. ID Baker, l.. Baker, @. w.
Balxac =. Dolan, ID. N. Dunn, ID. 5.
EBs1e. g. S. Fausler a f. Hartley,
n. f. Byle, J. g. Keller, w. Long.
m c. Rivers. j. II. Mvers,J Il. Rudy
X. Rider, g. w Snyder, j. Timber
lake. u. X. Tolhelm w NJ. Towner,
II & whittinFton. +. Wild, Fl,
Hack. c. Shades II. Zimmerman, A.
Rogers
"A large crowd was at the train to
ssse the boys off and they boarded TIE
stxnsn IN good spirits. Besides Com
rxsny II, Major A. j Moore and the
xnenDers of his staff who reside 10
shis city left on train No. Z. They are
FIRST Iieneteuanf a. Andrews, assist
aarr surgeon and Second Lieutenant
sEseo l.. Viewer, adju tant, Charles
Wolf. whom Lieutenant An drews mp
gointed hospital steward also accom-
rsved in Wheeling this morning at
s % O'Clock the first company on the
raznp grounds.
Camp CEIaan II will lie called, and
a postosiice will be established on the
grunndS with two mail deliveries each
day The National Telephone Com
fsanY will place phone in the Y.
!. M G. A. tent which will be one of
fhe best equipped in the camp. OF
course there Will be the inevitable and
indispensable guard house-two of
them IN fact-but they will be tents,
Jplaoes of detention, rather than
nsn1shment. as the discipline is
zaOt SO severe as i'll times OF actual
sdnfy service.
The camp is marked off and laid ont
lR conventional military style. The
regimental street, dividing the camp
Is Fifty feet in width and the com |
s1sanv str Gets are eighteen feet wide. |
Lane officers ere at one end of the |
company streets and mess tents at the /
Bther
Z The suggestion has been made by |
Secretary Adams Of the Wheeling /
Board of Trade that the National /
Guard unite i'll appropriate MI ,ary |
Ssxercises the day of the funeral of
President Mckinley. Mr.. Adams
hssssA sked ex EXPRESSIONS of oplnion.anent
the matter from officers of the Guard
and the matter VIII be definitely de
rermined within day or two.
The rhig social function OF the en-
es-anipment will be the reception and
saz-M at Wheeling Park Casino on the
sx5fh. inst complimentary to Governor
A ID. White and staff and National
Guard officers. Invitations have
beea, issued to the Governors of adj
soining States. About five hundred
invitations will be sent out.
SATURDAY. viii be Governor Day |
4 AMI a special attraction on that day |
vwfli be Sousa's band on the Fair
@ksround
ACARD OF THANKS.