The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-09-03

NFgtu 10 lIt Ears scanning on the
tracks. The details of packing the
shelter tent rolls with the individual
equipment of the soldiers is all that
remains. In nearly every case the SOL
Ciers have already performed this task,
and nothing remains to be done ex-
cept TO put on the Khaki suits and
repair TO the armories, where the ad-
justment of their tent rolls about their
shoulders viii be the work of only a
few minutes.
Calls for Formation.
The can for formation will be sound
ed al 8 o'clock, followed ten minutes
later by the assembly call The adju-
tants call for the battalions will sound
al $50 and the regimental call ten
minutes later.
The companies viii form at their va
rious armories and will march to the
Park Extension where the companies
from the First Regiment will be Joined
by the two companies from the Volun-
teer Guards.
In heavy marching order the soldiers
will turn into Drayton street, to Gas
ton west on CASTOR to Bull. north on
Bull 10 Liberty and west on Liberty
TO West Broad and from thence to the
Union Station. The First Regiment
Band win furnish music to the station.
The SeabOard Air Line Will have
two trains ready for the reception of
the soldiers, and il is expected that
the work of embracing Will require
only few minutes.
The first train. which will carry the
regimental STAFF officers and the First
Battalion under Mai. E. S. Elliott, will
leave shortly after 10 O'Clock, city time.
and will be followed fifteen minutes
later by the Second Battalion under
Maj. w. e. Coney.
Refreshments 10 he Served.
At Columbia the trains will stop for
dinner. The officers will get dinner at
Columbia, and the men will partake of
their travel rations. Coffee will be
provided for the first battalion there.
while the second battalion will prob
ably have their coffee made on the
train.
Supper will be taken at Hamlet. Va.
and breakfast at Thoroughfare or Ma
nassas. 1t is expected that the trains
will arrive shortly after o'clock at
their journeys end.
II is expected that the Savannah
companies will leave Manassas Mon
day, Sept. -. and Will reach Savannah
in time for the men To report for woi k
on Tuesday morning.
The RegimentaI stan.
The following is the regimental. field
and non-commissioned STAFF:
Lieutenant Cclonel-W. l.. Gravson.
Adjutant-Capt. Horace J Brooks.
Chief Surgeon-Dr. A. A. Morrison
Non-commissioned STAFF Regimenta
-Sergt. Major Sergt George b. Elton
Quartermaster Sergeant Frank T.
DIN, Color Sergeant Edward Carter
Musician William l.. Kilroy.
First Battalion-Major, +. S. Elliott
ad1utant Capt. G. II. Thompson: quar-.
termaster. First Lieutenant Charles T.
Cone sergeant, Mai. T.. u. Wells.
Second AUTHORIZATIONS, W. E
Coney adJutdnt. Frank +. McIntire
quartermaster Second Lieutenant II
1. Grincr: sergeant, Maj. John 10.
Schwsrz.
Roster of the Companies.
The following is a complete roster o
the companies Of infantry:
Co. a, savannah cadets.
Captain. r. West.
First Lieutenant-H G. Hardy.
Second Lieutenant-W. 70. Purse.
First Sergeant Frank Sloat.
Quariermastcr-J r. CoWan
Sergeants-D. ~. Miller. X. q
Thomson. - j. keiner Jr.. r. y
Proctor.
Corporals-A. NJ sauis. j. D. Jones
A. q. Jones.
Cook George Robbins.
Musicinn-W ~ McDourald.
Artlncer "A. n. Chapman.
Priyates~o. Allen. T.. q. Bell
y. w bnntloy. Charles Bed.
enhaugh j. q. Christian. Glen
cordson. Wesley Cone. W. c
Continued an ulIrd Tann