The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-03
SOLDIERS GO ID
 MANASSAS TODAY
Two Special Trains Leave Early
 This Morning
ROSTERS OF A AND K CO.'S
Four Provisional Commands Go Over the A. c. S.-LocaI Companies Spent Last Night In the
 City Hall Armory.

Four provisional companies of the A. N. G. will leave Birmingham this morning for Manassas via the Alabama Great Southern railroad, In two special trains at $50 and 6:05 o'clock. Last night Com panies A and K spent the night In the armory in the city hall, and they will march to the passenger station this morning at o'clock and board .he trains.
 Provisional Company F, from Tusca- loosa and Selma, will arrive here during the night in time to catch one of tho trains out this morning, and Provisional Companies I and M will join the troops at Attalla, and Provisional Company B at Chattanooga. e
 The two special trains will consist of about twelve cars in all. There will be a sleeper on each train for the officers, a car for each of the companies swo baggage cars, horse car Tor the of fieers' horses, and a provision car where hof coffee and lunches will be distributed. Provisions for last night and this morn- ing were distributed to the soldiers last night, and the provisions for the remain der of the journey will be distributed t-6ay
 Several of she field and staff officers of the provisional regiment will leave this morning, among them Lieutenant Colonel Mcconnell. who will command ore of the battalions of the provisional regiment trcm Birmingham. The completa roster cf Company A, commanded by Captain Evans, is as follows:
 Company A.
 Capt. E. G. Evans, First Lieut.. c. B. Ballard, Second Lieut. A. G. Edwards, First Sergt. Frank E. Hunt Quartermas- ter sergt. John R. Miller, Second sergt. Frank J. Morgan, Third Sergt. James D. W. Hurd, Fourth Sergt. J. Quincy Smith, Fifth Sergt. Pat" Fucker, Corporas Clarence F. Burns, Jesse F. Echols, John D. Foster, Will E. Giddens, Charles Hol- combe, James E. Kelly, Charles J. Sul- livan; Musicians Maurice D. Marble and Talley D. Shelton; Chief Cook William F. Holcambe, Artihcer s. E. Posey, Privates Harry R. Adams, George R. Brewer, Dayton Beamhard, Ross M. Bea- son, John M. Bonner, George A. Bow den Albert D. Brown, James D. Car | llsle, Zack D. Cheatham, Roy P. Cheek, Darid L. Clewis, Richard F. Cox, Elm nett II. Downing, Louis E. Dunlap, Tom M. Edwards, Robert P Edwards, Will liam D. Fonville, Walker B. Garrett Columbus c. Glaze Gideon c. Hair, How ard Harris, Tom E. Holcombe, Ellis Houston, Ben Houston, Walter E. Hoop- CT. Frank Hooper, w. c. Hancock, James | w. Hardman, O. L. Helm. ". l.. Haus- man. Phil Lacey, John M. Y. Lacey, Tom R. Lee, Laurence Lipscombe, Ed B. Mar tin, James s. Mclaughlin, Pat F. Moore, J. c. orrison. B. A. Parkes, Eugene H. Ragsdale. Arthur G. Seelhimer, Richard T. Sheppard, Harry w. Smith, Stephen Smith, Roy B. Summers, John c. Thomp- son, Bert Thompson, Percy Thompson, Luke Urquhart, Joseph R. Vance, Morris Walters, Tom P. Walters, Robert E. Will Hams and Eugene Zealey.
 Company K.
 The roster of Company K under com mand of Capt. Lucian Brown is as fol- | lows:
 Captain Lucian E. Brown first lieu tenant. Robert Gregory second lieuten- ant, Hugh Miller; first sergeant John Worrell; quartermaster sergeant. William | Hay; second sergeant Hugh Cartwright; third sergeant. Samuel Watson; fourth sergeant, c. IT. Ohme; fifth sergeant, James B. Kelly; corporals, M B. Sto- valle, T. B. Catchings, c. T. McNeely, G. s. Jackson, c. E. Rice, Frank Roll, | Hughes B. Kennedy, J. o. Stewart; mu- slcians. Sam Peake and Frank Miller; privates, R. G. Bell, J. W. Brooks, Wal ter A. Bissett, Charley Blanchard. AL drich Bass, D. T. Bonner J. M Brown,
 F. J. Bryant Ned Downey, Roy Dillon, c. F. Derrick, w. s. Durham, R. E. Cotton, Arthur Coates, Ike Cole Sam Camps, WK. Childs, M. D. cupepper, Marvin Carroll, Melton Carroll Mack El- lis, Thomas D. Ellis, Frank Jones, w. s. Wesley, William Henry. John Hoskins, Henry Hoke, Floyd Hacken. Joe oKelly, John Orr, Ben Ingram Ed Jordan, Pierce Johnson, Rube Johnson, Ed Patillo. Rob- | ert Pugh, Mac Perdue, Tom b. Pickle, Frank Pierce, Chase Perkins Richard | Roberts. F. P. Reeder, w. E. Randall, John E. Royal, George Levelle, Sam Lampert. c. k. Scale, Leroy Stewart, Claude Mcintyre. c. II. Merritt Robert Mabry. John Miller, Frank Miller J. B. Miller, Claude Terry. Roy Vaughan, J. P 1 Watson, James A. Woods, R. B. Waldrop Robert Ware, Eugent Nall, Wesley P Newton, James 5. Noble: negro cooks Will Johnson, Virgil Cook; Kid Clark striker