The National tribune., 1904-09-01
THE SEPTEMBER MANUYERS.
The Great Gathering Of Armed Men Old Batteields

tunlty to put into practice the theories
they have studied to solve tactical prob.
lens, it is called, and force of officers
known as ''umpires," or judges, accom-
panies each force and many of the units
| of the forces to observe how the move.
mentS are executed.
The force of umpires includes those Off
GERS who have acquired regulations in the
army as tacticians and students of the
military sciences. They are under the
| his assistants two senior umpires" and As
many "umpires" as the occasion and the
size OF the force of troops demands. The
| chief umpire accompanies the General
| commanding the manuyers or goes to any
part of the field. from one force to an
other, as the occasion seems to demand
The senior umpires are placed, one with
each of the opposing forces, and the um-
pires are distributed as before explained.
Maj.-Gen. Henry G.. Corbin. command
ing the Atlantic Division of the Army IS
in supreme command of all the troops. He
has established his headquarters at Gaines
vile, Va, about seven miles from Manas-
sas He has with him n troop of cavalry
and a battery of field artillery, the latter
being without its guns.
MANNER Camp No. /. Manassas. Va.
Manuver Camp No. /, Manassas, Va
Headquarters First Division. Brig. Gen.
Fred. ID. Grant. T. s. A.. comma nding.
Divisional TroOps-Two companies.
headquarters. band. I'd Battalion United
States Engineers; eight troops 18th United
States Cavalry. headquarters and band
one troop Connecticut Cavalry, provisional;
two troops LIST Squadron. New York Cav
States Field Artillery; 9th Bate
United States Field Artillery; one bate )
Massachusetts Field Artillery, provisional;
Battery A. 1st Virginia Field Artillery
First Brigade, Brig. Gen. Theodore ].
Whit. L. s. Alive companies, head
quarters and band, 9th United States In
fantry: LIST Georgia Infantry. provisional
sey Infantry. 74th New York Infantry.
Second Brigade. Brighten. T. II. Bliss.
Z. s. A.-Four companies 18th United
States Infantry; LIST Florida Infantry, pro-
visional: 14th New York Infantry: LIST
South Carolina Infantry, PROVISIONAL; LIST
Tennessee Infantry.
Third Brigade. Col. Butler D. Price.
10th United States Infantry-Six compa-
MES, headquarters and band, 10Th United
States Infantry; LIST Alabama Infantry,
PROVISIONAL; LIST Maine Infantry; LIST Texas
Infantry, PROFESSIONALS; 18th Virginia In
fantry.
Fourth Brigade, Gen. Russell Frost,
Connecticut National Guard-Four COM
panies 9Th United States Infantry, 1st
~ CONNECTICUT III
fairy. Sd Connecticut Infantry, LIST Sep
arate Company, Connecticut Infantry.
Manuver Camp No. 2. Thoroughfare. Va.
Manuvcr Camp No. 2, Thoroughfare,
|Va.-Headquarters Second Division, Brig
Gen. J. Franklin Bell, U. s. A., command
ing.
Divisional Troops-One company, I'd
Battalion. United States Engineers: two
squadrons, headquarters and band, 9TH
United States Cavalry; one squadron GeOr-
troop Maryland Cavalry: Sd Battery.
United States Field Artillery; 4th Battery,
United States Field Artillery; one battery
Connecticut Field Artillery; one battery
Connecticut. machine gun.
First Brigade Brighten. J. NJ. Lee,
L. S. A.-Three companies 1st United
States Infantry: 3D. Georgia Infantry pro-
visional: I'd Maine Infantry: LIST North
Carolina Infantry: I'd Texas Infantry
Second Brigade. Brighten. Thomas H.
Barry. L. s. A.-Four companies 9th
fantry. Sth Massachusetts Infantry. 10Th
New York Infantry, 4th New Jersey In
fantry.
Third Brigade. Col. James Regain. 9th
United States Infantry-Four companies.
headquarters and band. 9th United States
Infantry; LIST Maryland Infantry, 9th
Massachusetts Infantry, I'd New York In
fantry. Sd Tennessee Infantry.
Fourth Brigade. Col +. A. Smith. Sth
United States Infantry-Five companies
headquarters and band. 9Th United States
Infantry: one battalion Delaware Infan-
try. provisional: I'd South Carolina Infan-
try, provisional: I'd Vermont Infantry and
band: two battalions West Virginia In,
fantry, provisional