The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-02
ALABAMA TROOPS
 READY ID LEAVE Provisional Infantry Will Move
 Tomorrow Morning OFFICERS IN COMMAND Major General Harrison Makes Addi- tionaI Appointments for Reunion
 of confederates in Mo-
 bile September 15-1e.
OFFICERS IN COMMAND

tional troops at Manassas, beginning Sep tember 5, is ready to move, and will leave the state from Birmingham and Montgom- cry Saturday morning, from the first named over the Alabama Great Southern and the second over the Western of Ala bama. Companies from Birmingham will leave at 5:50 a. m. September 8, and pick up companies from Gadsden, Talladega and Anniston at Attalla, and one con- pany from Florence at Chattanooga The Montgomery portion will leave here at l1:50 and pick up the Girard company at Opelilka. Gen. William ". Brandon, adju- tant general of the Alabama National Guard will be in command with Maj. Howard Billiard of Mobile regimental ad- jutant
 The line officers are Gen. W. " Bran- don, commanding; Col. E. H. Graves, Second regiment, Alabama National Guard, lieutenant colonel Lieut. Col. F. P. Mcconnell, commanding Third regi- ment; Lieut. Col. c. R. Bricken, Second regiment, and Senior Maj. J. L. Daniels. Third regiment. majors.
 Staff Officers.
 The staff officers are: Maj Howard Gill; Hard, Mobile, adjutant; Capt. Samuel Friedman, Tuscaloosa, quartermaster; Capt Thad Partridge, Mobile, commits sary; Maj. J. E. Deadman, Birmingham, surgeon; Maj. I. N. Stowe Opelika, assis- tant surgeon; Capt. B. M Kendrick, Lu- verne, assistant surgeon; Capt. k. J. Mo- l Crossin, Birmingham, ordnance officer; Capt. w. C. Hearn, Talladega, chaplain; l Dudley Williams, Montgomery, guard in- structor; Capt Hunt Taylor, Montgomery, | inspector rifle practice; A l.. Reynolds. | Montgomery sergeant major: P. M. John 1 son, Birmingham quartermaster ser | geant; H. s. Rubira, Mobile commissary sergeant; H. N. Edmondson, Annston, as- | sistant guard inspector; Privates Jackson | and Bell, Montgomery trumpeters; Pri- | vate Scarborough hospital steward; Ed | Snow courier. Company captans-A, E. 1, G. Evans, Birmingham; B, J. E. Gullette, | Florence; c, H. N Coleman. Fort De- | posit: D, E. F. Baber Jr, Montgomery: E, J. D. Hagan Mobile: F, w. A. Collier, | Tuscaloosa; G, R. K. Stevens, Eufaula H. A. L. Williams, Dothan; l. D. H. Smith, Anniston; K, L. c. Brown, Birm- ingham; L, E. P. Coulter, Girard; M, L.. B. Rainey, Gadsden.
 Confederate Staff.
 The following additional appointments | on the staff of Major General Geeorge P. Harrison, commanding the Alabama di- vision, have been made, incident to the | fifth annual reunion which takes place in MoDle on the 18th and 18th; l Headquarters Alabama Division, United
 Confederate Veterans. Office of the
 Adjutant General. Montgomery, Ala.. l September 1, 1904.
 | General Order No. g.
 The following are hereby appointed as | of tha cto of "a pa1 eral, commanding the Alabama Division | United Confederate Veterans: l Lieut. Col J. G. Barclay, Birmingham, | surgeon general.
 Major William H. Denson, Birmingham, | aide de camp.
 Major A. G. Levy. Mobile aide de camp.
 Capt Joseph G. Meigs, Albertville. aide de camp.
 Miss Loucile Washburn. Montgomery, | sponsor
 Miss Gertrude Smith Mobile, first maid | of honor.
 Miss Hortense Bedell, Lee county, sec l ond maid of honor.
 | By order of General George P. liar rison. HARVEY F. JONES,
 Adjt. Gen. and Chief of Staff.
 Rewards Offered. I 1ne RONeTnOT OHeTeQ Il TeWdTu lilS | afternoon for the assailant of William | Coshatt, near the Bessemer rolling mills on the night of August 20, and the mur- l derer of Sarah Solomon in Monroe county | on June Il, last. Coshatt was assaulted | by some unknown parties and badly | beaten up with a blunt instrument of | some kind. Solicitor Hef1in of Jefferson county advised the governor to offer a heavy reward. He made it, however, $100 for arrest and conviction.
 Mary Sampson is charged with the mur- der of Sarah Solomon in Monroe county and the solicitor says 1t has been impos- sible for him to locate her. The gov eernor has helped him out to the extent of a reward of $50 for arrest, delivery and conviction. It is charged she stabbed the Solomon woman with a knife, killing her instantly.
 Minor Appointments.
 The following minor appontemnts have been made by the governor: Harry c. Nathien, commissioner of deeds for Alabama at Baltimore R. B Gunby, commissioner of deeds for Ala bama at Columbus, Ga; notary publics- I W. s. Copley, Mobile; H. s. Morrow, Bir- mingham; Walter Smith. Tuscaloosa.
 The Malone Pitcher company has been | incorporated at Dothan with a capital stock of $l0,0O0. Incorporators are c. W. Pitcher, c. H., F. R. and A. Y. Malone. | | Labor Unions to Have Picnic.