The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-19
First Regiment and Battery "A, "
N. G. NJ, Go to Lake Con
trary.
FAIL TO RECEIVE NEW GUNS.
Colonel Sinclair Musters In a Rngi-
mental Band and the Troops
Start in Good Form for
Weeks Outing.

| Of the Missouri National Guard departed
| last night at 10 o'clock for the annual en-
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mory about O'CLOCK. An hour later II pro-
| ceeded to Union Station in heavy marching
order. The regiment was composed Of about
$50 men. including the band. Battery was
comnosed Of about seventy men
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and Cape Giradeau. 1t was under the COM
mand of Captain Joseph Alberts, Jr.
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iiNu os doNS.
Inc FIST regiment is the only one In the
State that is not equipped with these guns.
If they had arrived in time for the regi-
ment to take them to the encampment it
is probable that the guns would not have
n n
more for the men to learn the manual.
Details Of men departed last Thursday
night for the camp. and by the time the
regiment arrives the camp will be in read
mess
The following officers from the First Reg
iment will attend the encampment:
Colonel Sinclair, commanding officer;
Major Marquardt, Acting Lieutenant
Colonel; Captains O'keefe. Murphy and
Boyce, battalion commanders; Louis ].
Elbrecht, Battalion Adjutant; Captain
Cooke. Adjutant: Captain Ebbs, commissary
officer; Major Robinson and Captain Ferret,
surgeon and assistant surgeon, respectively:
the Reverend Doctor PatilIo. chaplain:
Captains Gignoux, Larrimore. Donnelly.
Gerhart. i,ydon and Rosenfeld: Iieutenants
Reardon. McMahon. Sommers Dorm. Irwin
Finan and GRAY: Second Ijeutenants Helm.
er, Houseman, Melville. Schoen. Steinmever.
ThummeI. D'Arcv and Inman
As none of the officers of Comnanv r c,n
attend, 1t Is probable that this comnanv
will be consolidated with one Of the others
as soon az camp il reached
Major Marouardt did not go TO the camn
with the regiment. but expects To he nresert
for the maneuvers and Ceremonies of the
last two days of the encampment.
On Thursday night. CAPTAIN Clark lion.
tenant CabeII GRAY and Robert " Jnman Of
K CompanS. which has rerent,v baen mus
tered in were sworn in IJeutenant GRAY
will command this company during the en-
campmen,. as Captain Clark was NOT able
to attend.
Lieutenant Carl Fleming was sworn in as
Second Lieutenant of Company C Thursday
niyht Josenb Fleming ex-Iieutanart Col