Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-07-31
TWO CENTS
ORDERS ISSUED,
How the Local Guardsmen will
go TO Parkersburg.

Special Cars will be Provided News
Notes and Commentaries on Military
Matters here and Elsewhere Num-
Der of Men Dropped Promotions and
Changes Made.
Company ''L' has about made all
preparations necessary before going
to the encampment of the National
Guard at Pnkersburg which lasts
from August to Ii. The company
will leave here at six o. clock ON next
Monday morning with more than
fifty men ana three officers.
All this week the boys have been
busy drilling and they are in their
old time form. The list of men who
will be taken is better than it has
been for several years.
The orders which have been re-
ceived state that special car to-
gether with baggage car will be
provided for the men. They will be
joined at Fairmont by Company
"H'' under command of Captain M.
M. Neeley At Shinnston the First
Regiment band will board the train.
Reaching Clarksburg at $50 the
men will be attached to speciaitrain
which leaves that city at 1915 for
Parkersburg Martinsburg Terra Alta
and Kingwood will be on this special
which leaves Martinsburg at a. m.
Clarksburg will join the rest OF the
party at Clarksburg and proceed to
Parkersburg which is scheduled to
be reached at 12:45.
This will enable the troops to get
the camp in the best possible condi-
ton the frs day.
Each man will take with him cam
paign hat, khaki coat and trousers,
bed sack, poncho, leggings, rife,
blanket. bag, canteen, hayersack,
knife, fork, spoon, cup and meat can,
together with all necessary straps.
The blue uniform will be lett at
home Blankets will be issued at
camp.
Cooked rations for one day will
be taken by the men when they
leave. They will take extry shirts,
extra underwear and extra shoes.
An order has been received drop
ping from the rolls of Company az
the following men:
LIST Sergeant L. j Casey, @ NJ.
Sergeant 7. II. Bowie, Sergeant
Alexander Malcolm, Corporals Mon
roe and Frederick III. Ownby, Must
clan Fred Reynolds, Privates Thorn
ton Carothers, John L. Core, John
G.. Cooke, Walter w. Flumm, Emory
E. Martin, John Ii. Ryals and james
p. GLENN.
Under sections of this order Lieu
tenant w. +. Parsons has been pro
noted First Lieutenant and Private
Desmoines UT has been appointed
Second Lieutenant.
The new musicians of the company
are Lawrence Cox and "Ikey'
Umble. The latter may be trans
ferred and William Aldridge given
the place. Umble will remain with
the company.
Warren d. Hopkins and j. r. Bowie
made Sergeants and Priya-
ties c. Alexander j r. Nuzum Wal
ter Devault, G. L. Hopkins and Bert
F. Fields haye been made corporals.
james p. Lazier has been designated
as First Sergeant and Fred II.
Barnes as @. M. Sergeant.
No pistols are allowed to be car
ried on the trip and company com
are ordered to institute
search for any such. Receipts will
be given the men when these are
found and the matter reported to
headquarters. No drink
ing on the trains enroute to the en-
will be permitted.
All men absent from their home,
stations or unattached to local Or.
CARNATIONS will go with the nearest
receiving transportation
from company commanders.
1t is reported that the men while
in camp will receive pay from both
the state and the National Govern
ment. This Is alleged to be requis-
tie under a recent law passed by
Congress. 1t is probably mistaken
idea.
Revelation In Street Parades.