Evening star., 1901-11-16


81. Private c. L. Bode. Company G. lst
Battalion. as; eleventh rrize. 81 orar,,,s
MASTER sergeant F. n. jackson. Sth Rat
.ailon. ds; twelfth prize. 81. Captain Alex
summers, Company A. 9Th Battalion. Ts
distinguished marksfoap. match = .-g,-,
prize, gold medal Major Jas. n R.u rem
la NJ sSan, %: second prize. s., Lieutenant
II N Bell I'd Battalion. Ts
Revolver Matches and Others.
heN"Ner match-First prize, Sa. Lieuten-
ant r w. Holt. 9Th Battalion. 81. second
prize. "a. Lieutenant H. II. Leizear. "a RAT
talion, @; third prize. s. MaJof q r.
Young, I'd Battalion. 90: fourth prize. s.
MAJOR James E. Bell, general stan. 6a.
members match-First prize. SO. IIeuten-
lS aI VI "A Farrow. 3th Battalion, 81: Sec
ond prize, s.. Private c w. Dickey. Com
pany A, 9th Battalion G5
me Gerstenherg trophy match-Prlze,
trophy and gold medal, Lieutenant f. w.
Holt. 9Th Battalion. 1Ia
Revolver Association match-First nr,ze
80 MAJOR g. B. Young. Sd Battalion. l5T:
second prize, 81. Lieutenant F. w Holt
ON Battalion. l32; third prize. s.. Major
James f. Bell, general stan ls0
Association Of Cuban War Veterans.
A large number of local National Guards
men are personally interested In the move
ment having in view the organization Of a
District OF Columbia branch of the Ma
N-SA 'SSANNe q Ant AFtnN OF santiago de
Cuba. Practically every Integral portion
OF the brigade viii be represented at the
meeting to be held at headquarters of the
District of Columbia militia sixth floor
star building. next Monday evening. the
Ieth instant, at 80 O'Clock. General Har-
res, commanding the District of Columbia
militia will preside.
The date for the trial trip of the Oneida
OF the Naval Battalion fleet has not yet
been fixed by Lieutenant Commander 3 q
= yes CNl fS lt-tr H., fFrrf..
house wharf, foot of Water street south
west. Considerable difficulty has been ex-
perienced In obtaining the proper material
for certain of the repairs When this work
is completed the Oneida win be ready for
a trip down the Potomac river The reno
waited vessel is considered by many the
speedlest and handsomest small craft on
the river.
Notes.
The designations of Major Jesse B. X.
Lee and First Lieutenant Howard Beall,
inspector pf rife practice. both OF the Ist
Battalion. have been received at militia
headquarters.
The rife gallery at the Center Market
Armory will be open for the completion OF
scores and for voluntary practice each
weekday afternoon until the 30th instant.
The winners Of the competitions In the
rifle gallery last season will receive the
prizes to which they are entitled in con-
noctton with the distribution of the Ordway
competition prizes next Thursday evening.
. The Revolver Association will hold a
meeting this evening at the rifle gallery.
design has been secured for very artis-
tic medal Steps are foot to present
such a medal to each guardsman who
qualities with the revolver.
On his own application, Private George
B. Atkinson, Signal Corps, has been honor
ably discharged. Private Charles Maddox,
Company ID. LIST Battalion. has been honor
ably discharged by reason of removal from
the District of Columbia, and a similar
der for the same reason has been issued in
the case of Landsman Lew Davis. I'd Di-
vision, Naval Battalion. Private Fred B.
Campbell has been honorably discharged
on surgeons certificate of disability, and
Private Emil Schultz, Company A, I'd Bat
TALON. has been discharged in the interest
of the service.