The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-04
MIIITIAMEN PUT OUT
OVER DEFEAT BY POLICE

A, B, c, and D, First Separate Battalion,
First and Second Divisions, Naval Bat
TALON.
300 yards. Monday, February 16-Com-
panies A. B. c. and D. First Battalion;
Companies A. B, and D, Second Bat
talon; Company A, Third Battalion;
Companies A. B, c, and D, Fifth Bat
taIicn.
Tuesday February accompanies a,
.B. c. and D. Fourth Battalion; Com
panies A. c. and D. Sixth Battalion;
Companies \. 3. c, and D, First SePar-
ate Battalion; First and Second Divi-
sions. Naval Battalion
zoo yards, Monday, March 16.-Com-
panies a, p, c, and D, First Battalion;
Companies A. B. and D. Second Bat
TALON; Company A. Third Battalion;
Companies A. B, c, and D, Fifth Bat
TALON.
Tuesday, March accompanies a, 3,
c, and D. Fourth Battalion; Companies
A. c. and D. Sixth Battalion; Companies
A. B. c. and d, First Separate Battalion;
First and Second Divisions. Naval Bat
talon.
6O0-yard stage, Monday, April 20
Companies A, B. c, and D, Fifth Bat
talon; Companies A, B, and D, Second
Battalion; Company A, Third Battalion;
Companies a. B. c. and D, Fifth Bat
TALON.
Tuesday, April accompanies A. B, c,
and D, Fourth Battalion; Companies 4,
( c, and D, Sixth Battalion; Companies
/ A. B. c, and D, First Separate Battalion;
/ First and Second Divisions, Naval Bat
talon.
! Battalion MATCHBOX yard stage. Mon
/ day, January Is 300-yaTd stage. Monday,
/ February %; 500-yard stage, Monday,
+ March %; 600-yaTd stage. Monday. April
/ Regimental match-2a0-yard stage:
( Friday, January 80; 3O0-yard stage,
( Friday. February 27; 500-yard stage,
Monday, March 20; 6o0-yard stage, Wed
nesday, April %.
Rifle Range Needed.
The inspector Of rifle practIce. at. the
Washington Barracks is looking fer q
suitable location as a rifle range for the
use of the Engineer Battalion The En-
/ gineers wish to have exclusive use of
i
Washington. The officers of the Corps
/ of Engineers inspected several places
on Tuesday but did not decide definitely
on any of them. The places under con-
sideratiOn are located in Fairfax and
/ Alexandria counties, Virginia.
The following appointments made by
/ the President in the Militia Of The Dis
I tTict OF Columbia, and casualties and
/ changes that have occurred during the
quarter ending this day, are announced {:
AppoinJments-Si BatIalion-Wai-
! ter Prince Keene, to be surgeon, with
the rank of first lieutenant August l3
/ 1902, vice Woodman, promoted. Naval
/ Battalion-Ensign William Hammil
! Lantz, TO be chief engineer, with the
rank Of lieutenant, September 20, 1902
! vice Power, resigned.
/ signed-Berry, George
/ a.. lieutenant J. c, Second Division.
Naval Battalion, October 3, 1902 Call,
John C. second lieutenant, Company 4.
! Third Battalion, October IS, 1902 Hayes.
/ Roy B.. first lieutenant, Engineer Corps,
/ December Is. 1902. Skinner, Frank E,
/ captain, Company c, Sixth Battalion,
/ December l. 1902.
The following named enlisted. men.
sixteen. have been dishonoTdbly dis
charged from the National Guard during
the quarter ending this day Mathew
/ Anderson, private, Company c, Fifth
/ Battalion; Clarence N. Ashton. Com
( pany B. Fourth Battalion; Harry II.
/ Buck, Company c, First battalion
/ Richard c. CantweII, Company a. Fifth
/ Battalion; Benjamin E Chamberlain,
/ Company c, Fifth Battalion; Charles A
/ Clark, Company c, Fifth Battalion
William D. Dougherty, Company a,
/ Fifth Battalion; Ola Floyd. Company
/ c, Fifth Battalion: William H Hunting
t ton, Company c, First Battalion; Earl
/ G. Jordan, Company 'B, Fourth Battal-
! ion, Vernon E. Keiser, Company B,
Fourth Battalion; Philip J. Kraft, Com
pany A. Fifth Battalion; John H. Nails,
/ Company A, Fifth Battalion: Dbed H.
/ Maple, Company G, First battalion
Ellie B. Ward, Company c, Fifth Bat
/ TALON; Joseph Weeks. Company 3,
Fourth Battalion.