Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23

hour stated. with h2lter Ebniy. and care
used that he may know to whom the AMI
commanders will detail one non-commis-
stoned officer to accompany their personal
Oficers not on regimental STATS must
Df sSs aassss sIns
memorandum receipt for the same) and
turn them over to Lieut.. Won Dachenhaus-
en- with their horses
Saddles and other equipn4ent Except hal
teri will be shipped by train, and must be
packed for that purpose and turned over to
the superintendent or the National Guard
Armory not later than Thursday. July %.
Horses hired at HARPER siFerry will be
turned in Friday evening. August II, and
officers who have used same should make
arrangements for the hire of horse for
the parade which takes place on the arrival
of the brigade in Washington on Saturday.
August 13.
The troops will entrain as follows on Au-
gust 1:
Field Artillery. the battery battery horses officers
the cooks, will leave the Baltimore and
Ohio depot at g am
The second section. carrying the general
staff, I'd Regiment and Ambulance Corps,
will leave at 1850 am.
The third section, carrying the LIST Regi-
ment and band and field music, will leave
at sos am.
The fourth section, carrying the LIST Sep
arate Battalion and officers servants, at
$40 am. -.-..s-
Officers servants will be allowed on the
fourth section only.
The allowance of field baggage of officers
will not exceed one small box or trunk. roll
of bedding, field folding cot chairs and Ia
BILE, the total weight Of which will be linn
tied, for field officers, to 100 pounds, and
for all other officers OF less rank to 10
ri
cots, chairs or tables except those of
folding pattern be transported.
Officers baggage must be turned over to
the superintendent or the Center Market
Armory not later than pm. Sunday, July
81. After that hour officers will have to
attend to the transportation of their bag
gage themselves.
One field chest will be permitted to each
battalion and regimental headquarters
for storage purposes. These chests must
be dHyered' (empty) not later than 10
o'clock am. Tuesday, July ~ to the su-
rerintendent Of the Center Market Arm
DRY in the drill hall.
The adjutants field desks must be deliv-
cred to the same persons not later than
pm July 20.
Oficers taking servants to camp will
send them to the office of the superin-
tendent of the Center Market Armory,
with q certificate showing their employ
ment, not later than July 20. to procure
their badges. No blankets or ponchos Will
furnished
GERS must furnish these articles them
selves.
Actual Service Conditions.
The annual encampment, beginning Au-
gust /, 1904, will deal as nearly as possible
with actual service conditions, and parttc-
ular attention will be paid to guard duty,
extended order drill. advance and rear
guard formations, and outpost duty. 49,
Camp guard DUTY will be by regiments
and separate battalion, and, In addition to
the required guard details for each regl-
mental and separate battalion guard, there
will be detailed daily, beginning August l.
one corporal and five; privates from each
regiment and the separate battalion, TO
constitute a brigade headquarters guara;
and, in addition, beginning with the "a
Regiment on August i, the two regiments
will alternate in detailing daily Ieuten-
ant as the commander of the headquarters
guard and a sergeant Of the same suaru.
These details will be duly mounted at the
guard mounting of the respective organ1za-
tons to which they belong, and will be
required to fall out op reaching the regl
mental or separate battalion, guard tent and
thence ordered to be reported without de-
lay, by the officer or, senior non-commis-
stoned officer of the dstail, TO the adjutant
general at brigade headluagters.
From each detail Of five privates thus re-
ported for headquarters guard duty head
quarters orderly will be selected.
far as practica BILE, -entiFe companies In 1ur
nishing their quota for guard: the COM
manding. officer Asst Separate Battalion. an
e'r The band and corps of, field music will al
ternate III the performance OF, duty at guard
mountings: except on such days when spe-
cial exigencies Of the service Will renoer
necessary specific orders from ofaSade heao-
quarters on the subject.
The principal musician, corps OF netd
music will detail three trumpeters, oaliy,
one for duty at brigade headquarters anu
one to each regimental headquarters.
The tour of the first guard VIII pegln at
the railroad station at o'clock am. Au-
gust /. For this duty the commanding
officer Of each regiment and OF the separate
battalion will detail captain as oHcel
of the day, and a company lor platoon) "
consist of not less than one Lieutenant, one
sergeant, three corporals and twenty-one
priyates (three of the latter Tor outy DIS
regimental and separate battalion oroe.
lieS), in addition to the oetaais lof hoa"
quarters guard.
These guard details will be reported. at
the time and place designated. to the regl-
mental or separate battalion oheer OF .ne
day, who will report for orders to Major $:
Porter House, LIST Regiment, who Is oetaiieo
as field officer of the day for August l
next. go H..
tour and be relieved on the afternoon OF
August 2, in the usual manner. arter suaTu
mounting. under the direction or the OH
field officer Of the day.
No guard duty will be required OF the
Signal Corps or Ambulance Corps, excep.
such as in the opinion of the commander
of each of those organizations, may De nee
essary, by running roster, for the I'M
mediate protection Of their camps and prop
erty. III,
The 1st Battery of Field Artillery VIII
mount stable guard.
The countersign will be published daiiy
from brigade headquarters and furnished
for the informat ton and guidance OF all
concerned.
Performance Of Fatigue Duty.
The headquarters old guard will perform
old guard fatigue beginning at fatigue cau
on the day following the completion OF Hs
tour of guard duty; to this end all head
quarters old guard details Will De promptly
reported at fatigue call to sucn non-com-
missioned officer as may be designated py
competent authority to supervise 1ateue
or police duty In the headquarters camp
The wearing of blue flannel or KHAKI
shirts without blouses by enlisted men Is
authorized during the encampment. except
at guardmounting and other ceremonies;
but when SO worn the use of suspenoers ~
prohibited.
There will be a morning and an evening
gun fired bya permanent detail from the neio
battery, under the direction of an ohcer
of the guard, and the greatest care ana
caution are enjoined against all possipiilty
Of danger or accident. The morning gun
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