The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
.U1[J.Ml,,PIREs NAMED " ! p \.
List Of Those Detailed g a.
During Army Maroeu'y' res.

fsnecial to The Tmesa pspatcnT;{R M. ,o,,
Sc WASH INGToN. p c, ,,,,;,shsd at the War
lowing bu,le =, dav following names arc
d.,aies to actns urpires durins the af -
TO be- held ,, IN nono sae for duty as
Man iessa he,aw on september l, 1904: Chle1
I!unre Colonel Arthur L. Wasler, = :.
staff to report to Ger iona Army
g Corbn, commanding the FIoVls ss''t 5'.''
Corps at a gainesville !, !, !. Z, q 4, ~, Z
I!mni,.ss with the Bue: Colonel Jacoo a.
Augury Tenth Cavalry sseh aorns ~ engineers
Iasnt enant. Alfred c. Sharpe. assistant az
$i,itant. general; Major Frederic y; App %I.
corps q engineers !; Major aa Ed Hsnrr NJ. An.
!, areWs. artillery corps; Major Ebsn swift 1
YWeifth Cavalry Major Granger Adams, AT
tlly Captain Wendell md a. = sirn Ryer
s ehtIs,et thli Iniantry: Captain villa ! N
Wright. Twelfth Infantry CAPTAIN samuel ms e.
snieg Fifteenth Z nf at1b 1n Ia Cap
lain Michael J. Lenihan. 1wenty,Iiith IN.
fsntry; Captain Charles Crawford. Twentieth
InfaItry: Captain Cornelius Dc w. 6i l,.,,s
= Artillery Corps: Captain Lowson Nj fulier.
sRh sss.I general stan; c4fnain Edwin 2;
1nans. Fourth csyairy captain Va Saqsl
Wsit5an. Second Infantry: Captain John NJ. g.
Gilmore. Jr. Artillery Corps; Captain WI
liam x Nsyior, Ninth Infantry; Captain
brisaaie;. sensral commanding the First Pro
4 sfsionsl bivislon.Es' Manassas. Va
s.eeve.. Fourth Casslr5. 9snior umpire;
Laea;sraat-Coioael Charles G. Treat C6'.l-
r-astant a o, csase,s. Omitted States Military
Lcsds--y. Lieatsagni-colonei Robert II =
LoGzabsrpsga. ssxtn Intantry; Major Dan C.
Il Xfla-raa, CoIya @. f2sEtpfess; MAO. walter
FISK Gers q E,lsiters: a.a!os csszF i
d Est. sssts.1.t sstuiass, Central; Major Charles
6. 5soTor., EsEsa Infantry Major George u
. Morgan. .iSE.s Cavalry Major Thomas y
gesH. coEpS q K.g.assrr: Captain Harry e
Hale, general EaHs CAPTAIN Edwin st 3
stesls. Slx,h csrsiry: Captain 5'raak De ~.
Flase.. FSSresnta IFt.n,ry: camsla Lae.ea
c. BerSY. Artillery Cerps; Captain J. r. t.sy-
sqles IsAei.. firat csyairz; Gss'ztn I'll I.
Isai. Z. B.h.rsf. Tsarta cassiry: Captain
"liiisza j., saog, Artillery carTa Captain
Eenry II. Whitney, Artillery corps; Captain
r. Walton. slxth Infantry; Captain TenEey
Ross. sevGnth Infantry: Captain Guy Y.
( Henry, Tasltth Cavalry. s575
The nunpires with the Brown viii report 70
the bysadter,geneasl Commanding the So
eond Provisional Division at Thoroughiare.
Each urp.r. will he required TO be mo-
vidSd with both dress and service uniforms
and white helmet or cap
The following named officers viii report 10
the rrajar-gensral commanding the I4oyisiona
Army Corps. ut Gaipesvilie. Va, septspber
J. 1904. for assignment TO duty as additional
aids 10 tbs general officers engaged in this
n'apoeuyres First Liutenant Raymond Shell
don. Eighteenth Infantry; First Lie,itenan,
Robert a. PEEK. Twenty-toprth Infantry
Fist Lieutenant George r. Tborne, Twclns
lIfahtryi First Lieutenant John r. Jamey
Eighty Infantry; First Lieutenant Fred IL
Rughan. Third Cavalry; First Lyen,snap
Leslie ehapr1pn, First Cavalry; FRS
Lieutenant WILLIAM A. Castle Sixteenth In
fan~y; Fjrst Lieutenant Cad Morgan, Seventh
inian,ry; second Lieutenant William n. Has
kell Hnts Cavalry: Second Lieutenant Fred
Gftfk Meara f1lh Cavalry: Second Lleutenan
EgWaTd Massee. Seventh Infantry
5J Hhe dunrtermasrers departn lent nil trans
TORI nc personal baggage Of the officers ma me.
ny fSpre| 70 such points az may be re
quirea under this order. ~