The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-08-05

coach Is s. attached 81 rin NJ. z
leaving Sutton 1910 4 Monday
August s, arriving Carl burg on train
No. 8, IL 2.l5 p. M, and VIII be nttaeh
sd there to train ~. q, leaving clarlss-
burg at 3.42 p. M, and afgiTfhg Parkers
burg 720 p. N. Tncy win be quarter
ed IN armory there that night and NOV
Ell IN coach to be attached to train No
705 on Ohio Riyr Division a Tnesday
August 0, leaving Parkersburg zoo a
M. arriving Huntington i14s a. m. The
commanding officer 81 this company will
see that men Of his command supply
themselves with sufficient rations TO last
them until arrival at Parkersburg. First
Lieut.. Clyde o. Boomer. Company l.
2nd Infantry, ". v. y. C., will meet
company on arrival at That point and
will conduct them to arlnory, and will
have arrangements Affected for their be
ing furnished with supper August 8, and
breakfast August .. baggage of this
company will he moved in baggage car
to be placed at Sutton on Saturday. Aug
6, and moved as instructed by B. & o
officials. 4 detail of non-commissioned
officer and one private win accompany
baggage car, and will be carefully Sc
lected by company commander and fur
nished with sufficient cash to purchase
needed subsistence en- route, at least one
remaining continually with the carl
The detail of Officers and commands
from the National Guard designated for
service at the joint army maneuvers to
is embodied. in General Orders, No. I2,
which have just been issued from bri.
gade headquarters Mt Charleston The
detail is as follows:
Col. c. f. Morrison, second infantry
commanding.
First lieutenant 7. R. cowen, ndju-
tant.
First Provisional Battalion.
Major James e. verlander, second in
fantry, commanding.
First Lieutenant George S.twallace
battalion ndjutant, second infantry, ad
jutant.
Second Lieutenant. f. T. Morgan
battalion quartermaster, second infan
try. quartermastr.
Company C. first infantry. Kingwood
Captain @. C. Pierce. commanding.
Company L, first infantry. Morgan.
town. Captain Justin NJ. KunlSle, com
manding.
Company X, first infantry. clnri,sburg.
Captain R. L. Osborn, commanding.
Company #. first infantry, Fairmont
Captain NJ. NJ. Nicely, commanding.
Second Provisional Battalion.
Major I. H. sabel, second infantry
commanding
Second Lieutenant Charles F. Tenn
pleton. battalion adiutant, second in
fantry. adiutant.
Second Lieutenant Monte NJ. Both.
well, battalion quartermaster, second
infantry, quartermaster.
Company H, second infantry, Hunting.
ton, Captain Fred W. Lester.
Company C. second infantry, Hunting
ton, Captain Thomas B. Davis, command
ing.
Company E. second infantry, Parkers,
burg, Captain John B. Payne, command
ing.
Company L, secand infantry, Parkers
burg, Captain a. j. Lowtner. command
ing.
Medical Department.
Captain 2. T. Kalbaugh, surgeon.
First Lieutenant C. C. Schoolaeld, as
sistant surgeon.
Bertrand R. Minshall, hospital steward
Virgil F. Miller, hospital steward.
First Lieutenant George S. Wallace
battalion adiutant, second infantry, is
detailed as acting quartermaster for the
purpose if issuing transportation re
quests and bills of lading for the move
mcnt of above command
General Orders No. 3 have been issued
from the adjutant generals office grant
ing the brigade of tine National Guard
of the District of Columbia permission
to enter the state armed and equipped
for the purpose of an encampment or
field exercices, near Harper's Ferry. w
Va. commencing August and termin.
ating August 10.