The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-13
MILITARY BOARDS
HAVE BEEN NAMED.

Lieut.. Col. w. l.. GraysOn of Savan-
nah Appointed a Member of the
Field Officers Examining
Board, and other Savannah
Men Were Named.
Atlanta, Feb. 12.-Military examining
boards for different branches of the
state service were appointed to-day by
Adjt. Gen. James w. Robertson. These
boards will have charge of all exam
nations of military officers in their re-
spective territory. and the branches of
the military service as designated.
The Field Officers Examining Board
is composed of Col f. d. Huhuenin of
the Second Regiment, Infantry, Macon,
president; Lieut.. Col. W. l.. Grayson,
First Regiment Infantry, Savannah;
Lieut.. Col. w. w. Barker. Fifth Regi-
ment, Infantry Atlanta; Mai. j. 8.
Dozier, First Cavalry. Atlanta, and
Maj. r. Lee Wylly. Fourth Infantry,
Townsville.
The Medical Examining Board was
appointed as follows: Lieut.. Col. j.
A. Quinn. Conyers, Maj. c. ]. Mont
gomery, Third Infantry; First Lieuten-
ant S. II. Green. assistant surgeon,
Fifth Infantry, Atlanta. Lieut.. Col.
Quinn was recently appointed surgeon
general of the State Troops, and will.
himself, be examined before his COM
mission is issued.
The following compose the Naval
Examining Board: Lieut.. F. A.
Wrench Brunswick, president; Lieut..
T. II. Gignilliat, Savannah; Lieuten-
ant Junior Grade c. L. Elliott Bruins
wick Commander ]. c. Stiles of the
naval militia is yet to be examined,
and as soon as his commission is is
sued. he will become president of the
board.
Other boards for the examination of
company and staff officers in different
sections of the state were appointed as
follows:
Albany-Capt. A j. Scott, Capt w.
NJ. Wilder. and Capt. ]. T. Mann, all
of the Fourth Infantry.
Savannah-Maj. N. f. Coney. First
Infantry; Capt. w. w. Gordon. First
Cavalry, and First Lieutenant r. G..
Tunno, First Heavy Artillery.
Atlanta-Capt. e. f. Pomeroy and
Capt. jeff Dunwody of the Fifth In
fantry. and Second LIEUTENANT w. T.
B. Wilson, First Cavalry.
Augusta-Maj. A. Fl. Devaughn,
Capt. 4. j. Renkl, and First Lieuten-
ant Abraham Levy, all of the Third
Infantry.
Macon-Capt. w. B. Wheeler, Capt.
w. L. Sloan, and Assistant Adjutant
General j. A. Thomas.
Maj. Thomas will be president of
the latter board.
Hetty Green's Son.
George II. Green, son of Mrs. Hetty
Green, the famous millionaire, and
president of the Texas Midland Rail-
road, arrived in Atlanta at 2:30 o'clock
this morning for the purpose of at
tending the festivities in honor of Inn
Mystic Shriners.
Mr.. Green's train was late on account
of washouts, but the speaking had just
begun as he reached the hotel, and he
was soon made one of the honored
guests. The visiting Shriners took a
trip out to the federal prison this morn
ing.
GOV. Terrell Returns.
Gov. Terrell and Mrs. Terrell re-
turned tonight from Athens, where
they have been since yesterday attend
ing the wedding of Miss McWhorter,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Hamilton
McWhorter of that city.
Commissioner stevens on.
Commissioner of Agriculture o. B.
Stevens, State Oil Inspector Bryan and
State Entomologist Scott left the city
to-day for Washington, where they
have gone in the interests of the de-
partment. They declined to state the
particular object of their mission.