The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-02
GEORGIA COLONIES.
Governor TerreIrs STAFF the Largest
since Alexander stephens.

Since Alexander stephens.
Atlanta, Nov. Gov. Terrell to-day
appointed his military staff. and when
they are commissioned on Monday,
there will be 100 new colonies in Geor-
gia- When the Governor handed the
list to Mai. ]. W. Warren, whose duty
is TO make out the commissions, the
veteran executive secretary exclaimed;
"One hundred? That's the biggest list
of Georgia colonies since the days OF
Alexander Stephens"
And how many did he have?" Gov.
Terrell asked.
He appointed $780," Maj Warren re-
Piled land it took me a week to make
out the commissions"
The staff will be commissioned Mon
day as lieutenant colonies and aides
de camp. 1t is Gov. Terrells purpose
to keep the number at 100. Gov. Cand-
Ter had seventy-five. Gov. Terrelrs
staff named to-day is as follows: Lieu
tenants: J. w. English, Jr., chief OF
aides de camp, Atlanta; H. NJ. At
kinson, Atlanta; l.. NJ. Heard, Elber-
ton; ]. z. Inter, Hartwell; F. j.
Paxon, Atlanta; Philip Lanier, West
Point; Crawford Wheatley, Americas;
NJ F. Cole, Newman; NJ. W. Dixon,
Savannah; Thomas Egleston, Atlanta;
]. K. Oil, Atlanta; G. E. Deadwiler,
Jr., Maysville; G. w. Duncan, Ma
con; r. L. Colding, Savannah;
A. z. Ramsaur, Calhoun: ].
w. Morton, Athens; R. f. Ousley,
Valdosta S. H. Cohen, Augusta; L. h.
Stapleton, Americas; Geo. w. Harri-
son, Atlanta; VIM. Toomer, Waycross;
T. r. Tillmadge, Forsyth; D. E. Nc
Cav, Aragon; S. Z. Clark, Moultrie;
A. H. Marchant, Milledgeville; G.. B.
Tatum, Lafayette; H. c. Fisher, New
nan; T. J. McRae, McRae; w. q.
Henderson, Hampton: G. w. Clover,
Granville F. A. Lipscomb, Athens;
W. c. Lawrence, Columbus: G. V.
Truitt, La Grange; William Neil, Ma
con; T. T. Murray, Chipley; Shepard
Bryan. Atlanta; E r. Dorsey, Athens;
Shelby Myrick, Savannah; H. H. Re-
Will, Greenville; Geo. Mcdonald, Cuth-
bert; D. L. Wootten, Albany; r. z. L.
GAINESVILLE; Martin F. Amours, At
lanta; w. A. Knowles, Rome; Buell.
Stark, Rockmare; A. G. Golucke,
Crawfordville; H. o. Williamson, Har-
mony Grove; S. F. Parrot, Atlanta;
A. NJ. Dubose, Sparta; c. w. Crank
shaw, Atlanta; r. r. Hopkins, Bruns-
wick; w. w. Banks, Triton; ]. B. Jay,
Fitzgerald; J. H. Smith, Griffin; A. G.
Foster. Madison; A. T. Hamilton,
Etna; L. A. Adkins, Jr., vienna; ).
r. Johnson, Atlanta; L. B. Norton,
Liberty; Herbert Clay, Marietta; w.
e. Chaplin, Atlanta; Rosser Thomas,
Adairsville; T. NJ. Middlebrooks, Cow
ington: L. o. Benton, Monticello;. T. r.
X. Rogers, Swainsboro; ]. v. Nasha,
Atlanta; J. w. West, Walesca: Cor
don P. Kiser. Atlanta: w. r. Sinque,
Field; Louisville, Wilson Brooks, Bos-
ton; W. S. West, Valdosta; EN- Davis.
Camilla: F. o. Miller, Fort Valley;
s. w. Palmer Millen; Harry Schlesing-
err, Atlanta; r. II. 'Milledge, Atlanta:
]. H. Upton, Sylvester; G. Noble Jones,
Savannah; c. G. Johnson, Columbus;
Forest Adair, Atlanta; James Galloway,
Macon; w. T. Gentry, Atlanta; NJ. G.
Bayne, Macon; w. P. Andrews At
lanta; E. T. Williams, Edgewood; G.
2. Blalock. Culloden; ]. W. Bates,
Macon; L. L. McClesky, Atlanta; W. A.
Woodall. Fort Valley; w. L. Peel, At
lanta; ]. w. Gresham. Griffin; S. w.
Small Atlanta; c. H. Hutcheson, Jones'
boro; L. w. Thomas, Atlanta: ]. H.
Oxford, Dawson; ]. D. Robinson, At
laI1ta; ]. N. Smith. Roberta; w. e.
Raglan, Atlanta; w. E. Irwin, Major
and military secretary.