Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-03-29

A, LIST Battalion, has been commissioned
captain of that company.
The resignation of First Lieutenant Alex
ander M. Allison, Company c, LIST Battalion
has been accepted.
Record Broken in Company Match.
The 5OO-yard stage of the company team
match last Monday and Tuesday evenings
was won by Company C, 9th Battalion
with total of pa points, the possible be-
ing $50. This score was record-breaker.
The Krag rifle was used by all the teams
for the first time in. competition, and SUI
perior work was the rule.
Among those who made possibleS were
Private Atwell and Sergt. Jackson, both of
Company c, 9Th Battalion; Sergt. Rogers
of Company B, 4th Battalion, and Private
Colladay of Company A, 1st Battalion.
The scores in detail follow:
Company c, 9th Battalion-Capt. F. E.
Skinner. As; Sergt. II. E. Page, Al; Private
H. ]. Atwell, 80; Lieut.. George Paschal, 40;
Sergt e. N. Jackson, 80. Total, pa.
Company B, 4th Battalion-Sergt. c. E.
Groome, Al; Sergt. w. NJ. Farrow, jr, 4S;
sergt R. S. Rogers. 80; Corpl. J. G. Kicks,
Company A, list Battalion-Sergt. w. K
Ferris, As; Private ]. L. Durnbaugh, 49,
Private E. j. Fink, 40; Private w. E Cola
a ss5. o. Private F. j. Forester &c. Total
Company A, 9Th Battalion-Lieut George
P. Phillips, 43; Private w. S. Cash, As;
Corpl. E. G. Swan, 40; Private r. L. Pile,
4s: Private E. McGovern. 46. Total, 22s
Company A, Sd Battalion-Capt G. L..
TAFT. 46: Lieut.. F. H. Heidenreich, A; Sergt.
c. M. Tayolr 43; Sergt. W. " Warner, 46;
Corp. c. R. Sherwood, Al. Total, 900.
Company A, 9TH Battalion-sergt. ]. ].
Private g. G. Wathen. 4S; Private w. C.
Whips 46; Corp. R. Wines, 43. Total, 217.
Company c, 9TH Battalion-Lieut. c. r.
Siegel, Al; Sergt. L. E. TAFT, A. Corp R. J.
vate H. L. Vanness, AZ. Total, 217.
Company A, 4th Battalion-Corp. C. L.
Palmer, 40; Private W. E, oNeilI. 40; Pri-
A; Private F. J. Summer. A. Total, 216.
Company B, LIST Battalion-First Lieut.
]. H. Shreve. 43; Sergt. ]. B. Baker, 80;
Corp. R. Alderman, 43; Private ]. r. L.
Johnson: A; Private " E. Huddleson, 46.
Company D, 9th Battalion-Capt S. Fer
rec, Al; Lieut. Humphrey, Al; Sergt. B. F.
Mooney, 4s: Private E. Mooney. Al; Private
S. CowelI, 40. Total, 215
Company D, 5th Battalion-Lieut w. E.
Eckstein, 80; Sergeant w. Elier, 40: Cor
poral w. E. Crawford, As; Corporal w. II.
Hall, Al; Private ]. A. Dumain, AZ. Total,
212
Company D, 4th Battalion-Captain W. S
Hodges. 81; Lieut.. ]. E. Leeman, 43; Ser
geant w. c. Robbins, AZ Corporal j. O'Con-
nell, 40; Private Jos. Cauffman, 4G. Total,
2O9
Company A, I'd Battalion-Lieut L. Pro-
sise, ~; Sergeant Collins. 80; Corporal Ma
lone, a.; Private Zell. ~; Private Garter,
40. Total. 2O7.
Company B, 9Th Rattalion-sergeantG X
Lcchboehler, 40: Private Turkenton. "a; PrI-
vate w. B. Irwin, 43; Private Edwards, Al
Sergeant B. P. Shields. Al. Total 207.
Company c. 4th Battalion-Captain T. V
Walker. 46: Sergeant c. l. Pfiser, 40; Cor
Rott, 50; Private II. c. Rupp, 43. Total, 2o4
Company B, I'd Acknowledgment Geo
H. Gregory, 36; Private E. D. Turnure, 81
Private L. ]. Gilbert, 80: Private ]. c.
Gather, jr., 46; Private Geo. T. Beuchert
49, Total, 1917.
Company D, I'd Battalion-Sergeant W. P
Mckee, 3S; Sergeant D. E. Wilson, As
Corporal c. B. Rogers. "a: Corporal E. F
Ely. Al; Corporal w. c. Simms, 80. Total
Company A. LIST Separate Battalion-Pri-
vate T. Johnson, 81; Sergeant c. L. Harris
3S; Captain E. L. Webster 45: Sergeant
2. Slaughter. "a; Private J. H. Wells, "a
Total, 100.
Company c. list Acknowledgment
Padgett, 35; Corporal H. Zea, IS; Corporal
c. Daganne, 40; Private G. Rowe, So; Pri-
vate VIM Ohm ~. Total, 1873.
Company B, 1st Separate Battalion-Cor.
poral ]. H. Scott, AZ; Private r. Brown, 35
Private D. Dixon, &c; Private w E. Green
"a; Corporal M. A. Goodrich, 43. Total, $50
company u, ISL separate BattaliOn-Ser-
geant e. Cheeks, "a; Sergeant VIM Thorn
ton. IS; Corporal H. hurry, "a; Private
Charles Stewart 80; Private Samuel Gas
kins, SO. Total, 1854
Company C, LIST Separate Battalion-Lieu.
tenant H. D. Richardson. 81; Sergeant G.
H. Simmonds, 80; Private P. Hicks As; Pri-
waite B. L. Bowen, 35; Sergeant F. Ennis
IL. Total, 1874.
Jackies Preparing for Summer.
The affairs of the Naval Battalion are
gradually rounding into form, and within
the next few weeks the work of renovatine
the Fern and the Oneida will be commenced
preparatory to the summer outings. The
Fern, which Is used as the training ship
and the Oneida, as the headquarters of the
battalion, will be put in excellent condition
for the summer work
The Fern will be overhauled from stem
to stern and given a new coat of paint
When this is done the ship will look fine,
and present a better appearance than a,
any tims since she left the regular service
The vessel at present is In good condition
but after the winter storms have swept
over a boat tied up at dock it is always
necessary to renovate her during the early
spring. The small boats will be complete
ly oyerhauled and repaired during the COM
ing week. The steam launch has been fit
ted up for active duty.
While the affairs of the Fern are re-
ceiving attention at the hands of Lieut.. r.