Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17

King. l. r. p, list Regiment; Captain AL
fred p Robbins, A d. c., General Staff i.
Captain John 8. Tomlinson. I. r. p, I'd
Regiment; Captain Alexander Summers.
Company l. I'd Regiment: Captain Charles
+. Swigart, adjutant, % Regiment; Cap
tain John S. w. Robinson. Company B, 1st
Regiment: Captain Sheridan Ferree, Com
pahy NJ. 81 Regiment; Captain George L.
TAFT, Company l. 1st Regiment; Captain
Harry Coope, Company A, list Regiment;
Captain Edward H. Grove. Company c, LIST
Regiment; First Lieutenant Francis J. Car
dozo, l. r. p, 1st Separate Battalion; FIRST
Lieutenant George G. Dennison. l. II: f.,
9Th Battalion; First Lieutenant william
w. Cookson.. l. r. P, 9th Battalion: First
Lieutenant Frank w. Holt, quarterma ster'
9th Battalion; First Lieutenant W. Mil
ton Farrow, !. r. p. 4th Battalion FIRST
Lieutenant Horatio b. Hoilifeld, surgeon,
I'd Battalion: First Lieutenant Frederick
II. Heidenreich, Company l, LIST Regiment
First Lieutenant Pinckney w. Smith, l. *
p, LIST Battalion: First Lieutenant Milton
p. Britain, I. r. p, I'd Battalion, and Sec
ond Lieutenant Thomas f. McAnally, COM
pany A. ID Regiment
All officers and enlisted men detailed as
range officers or assistants. and omcefs ana
enlisted men detailed for duty as members
or alternateS of regimental. battalion OF
company teams are ordered to parade on
October 26. ~, % and 30. reporting to the
inspector general of rifle practice at >
o clock am. at the corner OF 9TH ana Is
streets northwest. where cars Will be IN
readiness to convey them toward their des-
tinaton.
Transportation to and from the range for
officers and enlisted men detailed as stated.
and for members of the ambulance corps
detailed for duty as medical officers, will
be issued by the inspector general OF rifle
practice.
Notes.
Company A. ID Regiment National Guard.
io1, 6IIri I'M
the war with Spain as Company A, 1st
District of Columbia Infantry, United
States Volunteers. is arranging for the I'M
yelling of the monuments over the graves
of the following who were members of the
command: Milton Hilton. George Galeroy,
F. Barrous and Fred Harrington at Airing
ton cemetery; George Meyers at Fort HAM
ilton N. Y, and George II. Littletield at
Oak Hill cemetery.
AS was the case at the Buffalo exposition.
1t is likely that several companies of the
National Guard of the District of Columbia
will attend the exposition at ST. Louis and
arrange to be there District of Columbia
day.
Major F. H. Neumeyer. commissary gen.
eral and acting quartermaster general. Dis
trict of Columbia militia, has given medal
to be placed in competition as first prize in
shot at the Ordway range the latter part
of this month.
1t is announced that District militia
headquarters will be open every second and
fourth Monday evening of each month from
S to 10 o'clock until further notice. The
commanding general and staff will be pres
ent for the purpose of transactinS inform
ally any business or giving any information
that officers may desire. Officers who may
be inclined to call socially will be cordially
welcomed. Uniform will not be required on
these occasions.
The following named officers and enlisted
men, each having served three years
member of the brigade rife team. are an
as distinguished marksmen:'
Major William E. Harvey. 9Th Battalion;
Ma jor Luther II. Reichelderfer, I'd Bat
camp, general staff: First Lieutenant Geo.
G. Dennison, inspector of rife practice. 9TH
Battalion: First Lieutenant Frank w. Holt,
quartermaS 9th Battalion: Sergeant
Charles E. Groome Company l, I'd Regi-
ment and Private Robert l.. Pile Company
l. I'd Regiment.
Groome, Sergeant Alderman, Pri-
vate Wetherald and Private Cook have
been selected as a brigade team TO represent
the District National Guard in the Mosher
match.
Major James E. Bell. inspector general of
rife practice. has requested the range Off
GERS for the annual rifle matches to meet at
militia headquarters. Star building next
Monday evening at 7:a0 o'clock, when ar
for the conduct of the meeting
will be perfected.