The Washington times., 1903-08-23
GUARDSMEN PLEASED
WITH NEW ADJUTANT

enlisted men, duly selected as the rep
resentatievs Of the organization desig-
mated, will accompany the brigade team
TO Sea Girt, and will report to the cap
tain Of the team for instructions:
Private Charles L. Bode, Company l.
First Regiment.
Ensign John Doyle Carmody, Second
Division. Naval Battalion
Lieutenant Lewis P. Clephane, First
Division, Naval Battalion;
Capt. c. Fred Cook, Aide dee camp,
General Staff
First Lieut.. William W. Cookson, ]. r.
p, Second Regiment
Capt. Sheridan Ferree, Company NJ,
Second Regiment.
Private Frederick E. Healey. Com
pany I, First Regiment.
First. Lieut. F. H. Heidenreich, Com
pany I, First Regiment.
Private Gorge a Hill, Company I.
Second Regiment
Private J. r. L. Johnson, First Bat
terry, Field Artillery.
Quartermaster Serg. Rudolph A Kap-
peler, Sixth Battalion.
Corp. Raymond F. Kirkman, First
Battery Field Artillery.
Private David e. Langley, Company I,
First Regiment.
First Lieut. Thomas F. McAnalIy,
NOAAAIe-AA ~ OCCOlu REGIMENT.
First Lieut.. Henry F. Marshall, First
Battery. Field Artillery.
Staff Serg. Watson B. Miller. General
Non commissioned Staff
Private Jackson Morris. Company 1.
First Regiment
Private Elmo D. Norris. Company I,
Second Regiment
Major Henry H. Parmenter, Chief of
Ordnance
TrFvs+ 7 fo,,t n
pany l. Second Regiment
Private Edmund W. Scott. COMPANY
Second Regiment
Capt. John S. Tomlinson. 1. r. p. Sec
cond Regiment.
Serg. Robert s. Williams. Company
Second Regiment
o Those officers and enlisted men.
mentioned in the preceding paragraph.
who may be in Government employ bat
are not members Of company, battalion.
or reglmental team entering into the
Sea Glrt rife or revolver competitions,
VIII not be entitled to military leave
from their respective departments.
o. The team will leave Washington
on Wednesday. the 26th instant, at II
O'Clock a. M, via the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, and viii return on Saturday, the
18th proximo.
Z. The uniform to be worn by Of
hcers and members of the team and those
officers and enlisted men detailed TO ac-
company same, will include khaki blouse
and trousers, campaign hat, leggins, and
cartridge belt.
Waiting for Their Pay.
AS yet Captain Parker. the paymaster
of the District Troops, has not received
word from the Comptroller of the Trea-
sury as to whether the local militia has
sufhcient money in the Government
Treasury to its credit to pay off the
men for their services at camp. The
boys were told before they went to
camp they would get regular army pay.
They were worked harder than any set
Of regulars were ever worked. Sunday
as we'll as the other days, and now
they are clamoring for their pay. All of
the payrolls have been turned In to
Adjutant Robbins, and as soon as Cap
tain Parker receives word that the Ma
tional Guard has enough money TO its
credit in the Treasury, the paying will
begin This Will probably be about
September l.
Since the departure of the Naval Bat
talon, under command of Lieut.. Com.
r. B. Brummett, one week ago, only one
communication has been received from
1T by National Guard Headquarters.
Lieutenant Commander Brummett is
working his men hard around YORKTOWN
and Newport News. The battalion will
return to Washington next Thursday
about noon.