The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-08-13


band. that regiment has a full supply of
buglerS.
The Scenic Event.
Mess at noon found appetites well
developed again. and in the afternoon
the officers school, the drill, and the
assembly, all led up to the spectacular
event, the parade, which came at 6:lo'
every man who was not on other duty
being in line.
The parade ground was an animated
scene. The commanding and staff OIL
ficers were on horseback, ana the
prancing steeds pranced in the fegu-
lation prance style when the panu De
gan to play. The two regiments
showed up in splendid shape, and
every company was handled well.
The Second Regiment.
Renorts were made today as to the
mon in camp. The report of the Sec
ond Regiment shows II captains pres
ent. the absentee being Capt. j. I.
HolIingsWorth, of Fayetteville; IL
first lieutenants. 10 second lieutenants,
II first Sergeants. 10 quafternlaSlel
sergeants Al sergeants, 90 corporalS'
~ musicians. and 357 privates. With
the band of "A and staff of 10. gives a
total of sos. the total of commissioned
officers being 81. enlisted men 43S,
n total of sos. There are reported one
officer, non-cOmiSSlOned olllcerS ana
t3 DrivateS absent with leave, non
commissioned officers. one MUSICIAN
and 13 privates absent without leave.
The total strength being 81 commas
stoned officers, acc enlisted, sum to-
tai Of 1913.
The commissioned staff of the Sec
ond Regiment is: II, c. BragaW'
Washington, Colonel; I. {. James,
Wilmington, Lieutenant Colonel; G. Is.
T-n pace WilSOn 4.
b. Sellers Maxton. Majors; f. II.
Holmes, Clinton, Major Surgeon j.
Van s. Nets. Wilmington, Captain
and Adjutant; Ivey Foreman, Raleigh,
Quartermaster; e. NJ. Brown, Wash
ington. Captain and Assistant Sur
geon; A. p. AdLian, Wilmington, Cap
tain and Inspector of Small Arms;
Rev. n Harding, Washington, Cap
tain and Chaplain; G.. ID. Harris. Raj
eigh, Lieutenant and COmmlsSarY; w:
r. PARROT. Tarboro, Lieutenant and
Assistant Surgeon; w. II. Capehart
Avoca, Lieutenant and Ad1utant FIRST
Battalion: T.. \. Nets. Wilmington,
Lieutenant and Adjutant Second Bat
talon: r. A. McEachern. Morton,
Lieutenant and Adiutant Third Bat
TALON; Frank Drane. Winston, Second
Lieutenant and Commissary First Bat
talon: John r. Pearce. Wilson, Sec
ond Lieutenant and COmmissary Sec
Second Lieutenant and COmmiSsary
Third Battalion. All are present eX-
cept Major Holmes and Chaplain
Harris.
The commissioned staff of the
Regiment are Charles f.. Harding,
Aurora, Sergeant Major; w. II. Doren,
| Maxton. Acting Ouartermaster Ser
geant; f. Forshee. Wilmington, Act
ing Commissary Sergeant; O. II. Cid
dens, Clinton, Chief Bugler Regiment;
II. w. Holiday, Clinton, Hospital
Steward; John G.. Wood. Jr., Edenton,
Sergeant Major First Battalion; II. II.
hurry. Wilson, Sergeant Major Sec
ond Battalion: Hugh l.. Mcneil. Max
ton, Sergeant Major Third Battalion.
The company officers and men pres
ent are:
Company A-Tarbofo, Captain ]. w
Forbes; Lieutenants. T. M. Carlisle. j.
A. Jenkins and forty men.
Co. B.-Kinston, Can't, Fl. d. Harp
err, Jr.; Lieutenants w. r. Bond, r.
r. Rouse and 43 men.
Co. Wilmington. Captain w. T.
Robertson; LieutenantS Geo. p. James,
j. Mckee Hatch. 90 men.
Co. d, GoldsborO-Capt. S. Cohen.
Lieutenants N. r. Morgan, l.. H.
Prince 40 men.
co. e. Godsboro-Capt Geo. f.
Hood, Lieutenants j. A. Doughty, e.
H. Balm and 80 men.
Co. f. Fayettevile-Capt. J. G..
Hollingsworth (absenD. Lieutenants
N. H. McGeachy, e. f. Watson. 80
men.
Handy, Lieutenant O. b. Wynne, AZ
men.
Co. H. Clinton-Geo. L. Peterson,
Lieutenants l.. M. White. c. M. Fair
cloth. ~ men.
Co. l, Plymouth-Capt r. N. Hines,
Lieutenants j. L. Virgins. G.. c. Haste,
40 men,
Co. K, Wilson-Capt. r. S. Williams.
Lieutenants J. B. Harris, John Cor
ham. ST men,
Co. L. Lumber Bridge-Capt. Edgar
Hall. Lieutenants ]. w. Hall. j. B.
Malloy, 40 men.
Company M.-Maxton. Capt. w. o.
Burns, Lieuts. A. b. Groom, w. c. Cur
ire, "a men.
The Third Regiment.
The Third Regiment reports IL cap
tains, II First Lieutenants, II Second
Lieutenants, Is First Sergeants, II
Quartermaster Sergeants, SO Sergeants,
81 Corporals, Z musicians, 329 pri-
Yates. Total commissioned officers 43,
enlisted men $50, grand total 523.
The Commissioned Staff of the Third
is: j. N. Craig, Reidsville, Colonel;
S. w. Minor, oxford, Lieutenant Col
onel; G. l.. McGhee, Raleigh, Major
First Battalion; J. j. Bernard, Raleigh,
Major Second Battalion; II. M AL
bright, Raleigh, Major Third Battal-
ion; j. d. Gwynn, ReidsvilIe, Captain
and Adjutant; j. j. Louchln, Durham,
Captain and Quartermaster; r. w.
Morphis, Reidsville, Captain and Com
missary; A. j. Ellington Captain and
Inspector of Small Arms Practice; Rev
A. McCullen, Wilmington, Captain and
Chaplain; S. f.. Winston, Youngsville,
Lieutenant and Adjutant First Battal-
ion; b. r. Green, Franklinton, Lieu
tenant and Commissary l.. c. Ross
Burlington, Lieutenant and Adjutant
Second Battalion; Robt. l.. Spears Raj
eigh, Lieutenant and Commissary; r.
j. A. Lung Greensboro, Lieutenant
and Adjutant; Edney Redge Green's
borO, Lieutenant and Commissary.
The Reconnaissance Staff is: ].
S. Dalton, Jr., Reidsville, Sergeant
Major; W. T. Written, Henderson.
Quartermaster Sergeant; J. Fred Tesh.