The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-08

Lieut.. Col +. W. Stillwcll .................. 6S
Major Frank Robling, ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Lieut.. Lewis B. Carter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
COMPANY A.
Rank. Score.
Joseph S. Waite, private ..................,.. 6S
Ford II. Pratt, private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
George III. Russ, jr., captain ................ 90
Clarence a. Gilmore, corporal .............. "a
Clarence B. Altcmosc, private ............... 81
COMPANY b.
Rank. Score.
John w. Hanback,, captain .................. 30
Elmer Z. Berry, first lieutenant ............. IS
Evan h. Faulkner, private ....,............. GI
COMPANY G.
Rank Score.
James B. Dound, corporal ...........,..... 20
COMPANY D.
Rank Score.
John Mullen, corporal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Frank Coffin, corporal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6S
Fred Gould (Alfred r., Jr.), private. ......... 6s
William Muller, private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 67
Joseph Cleary, first sergeant ................ 81
Charles Adams, sergeant .................... 81
John Connell sergeant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
COMPANY F.
Rank. Score
Lawrence c. Brink, sergeant ................ 20
William Z. Powell, private .................. 20
George G. Merriman, captain ............... 50
Albert j. Breig, second lieutenant ........... 80
Howard T. Yost, sergeant .................... go
Franklin Henshaw, first lieutenant .......... 81
COMPANY II.
Rank. Score
John L. Huff, captain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
COMPANY X.
Rank. Score
Fred D. Van Buren,, private ................. 12
Charles Moore, private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
William S. Could first lieutenant ........... 60
George Jay, sergeant Observation-Disclosures. 6S
David Wilmarth, private ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G7
COMPANY L.
Rank. Score.
William P. Kennedy, sergeant ............... 60
Major Robling was presented with a
silver loving cup for the Third battal-
ion, whose rifle team has thrice won it
in the battalion matches. 1t is known
as the Stillwell trophy, and now be-
comes the permanent property of the
battalion.
WINNING COMPANY TEAM.
Company X had the winning team at
the regimental match in October, and
Lieutenant Franklin Henshaw won the
pistol match at Mt Gretna last sum-
mer. At the conclusion of the presen-
tations there was a dress parade, after
which General Goblin and party inspect
ed the new rifle range in the basement.
1t is 100-yard range, and the first shot
was fired by General Goblin. He missed
the target, but on his second attempt
hit the bull lseye. Colonel l.. A. Wat
rous and Colonel +. L. Hitchcock also
made bulrseyes. A large number Of
other officers made try at the targets.
General Goblin said the Thirteenth not
only has the finest armory in the state,
but one of the best rifle ranges as we'll.
The range has everything that is new
and modern in the way of equipment.
Colonel l.. A. Watres had arranged
for an informal dinner to General
Goblin and his staff, to be given at the
Scranton club at $50 o'clock. The gen.
eral missed his train connections, and
when he had not arrived at go o'clock
the colonel and his guests, the field and
staff officers and eX-colonels of the regi-
ment, sat down by themselves. The
general arrived shortly after dinner
had begun, in company with the men,
bers of his staff and Captain Dolph b.
Atherton, who had been assigned to re-
ceive him.
Those present at the dinner, in addi-
ton, We're as follows: Colonel l.. A.
Watres, Judge III. NJ. Edwards, Colonel
L. III. Ripple, Colonel F.. l.. Hitchcock,
Colonel George NJ. Hallstead, Major b.
Rush Field, Major Frank Robling, jr.,
Major George II. Whitney, Major w. f..
Kellar, Captain Dolph b. Atherton,
Captain Frank NJ. Vandlng, First
Lieutenant r. j. Bourke. First Lieu,
tenant David ]. Davis. First Lieuten-
ant w. b. Newberry, First Lieutenant
+. f. Gunster and First Lieutenant
Lewis p. Carter.