The news & observer., 1905-07-22
Second and Third Regi-
ments Arrive.
GOLDSBORO men FIRST
A Beautiful Site, Location Of the Camp
This Morning The Camp will Pre-.
sent an Active and BustIing
Spectacle. General Winfield
Busy.
Busy.
By e. A. woNIBLE.


July 20.-The Second and Third regi-
ments went into camp here this after
noon.
The first contingent to arrive was
Co., d. Goldsboro Capt. S. Cohen, 40
strong. They arrived a few minutes
before noon. They were immediate
ly followed by the Clinton Company,
"A strong With the later company
came Col. Paterson, Paymaster Gener-
al.
The men were put to pitching their
tents which is the first instruction in
camp life. This is the first time the
men have been made to pitch their
own tents. The work is not difficult
and the Goldsboro company had all
their tents up in less than 40 minutes.
General Winfield was On the field
early this morning supervising the ar
rangementS for his headquarters. He
is receiving efficient service from his
staff
General Winfield's first general or
DER was to designate the camp as
Camp Glenn, in honor of Governor
r. B. Glenn
His next order was circular No. 1,
which refers TO the commissary stores
and directs that these be issued direct
TO the regiments and that a. supply
of five days be issued. Bread and ice
to be issued daily and fresh beef on
Friday and Sunday
The first paragraph of circular No.
2, directs the commanding officers to
notify the men not to treSpaSS on the
game preserve to the North of the
camp. Paragraph No. 2 directs that
the proper officers see that the men
on leaVlng camp are dressed in prop
er uniforms and to observe military
courtesy prescribed for a soldier.
1t was quiet this morning at the
camp and it really did not present a
lively appearance till this afternoon
about $50 o'clock when the great
bulk of the men reached here. They
went to work Immediately pitching
their tents.
Tomorrow morning the camp will
De ready for active service and will
begin routine work.
The review of the troops by the
Governor will take place Saturday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
Beautiful Site.
The camp is beautifully situated OF
DluH on the sound about a quar-
ter of a mile NORTH of Wrightsville
The general staff officers are located
near the sound, which at this point
is skirted with live oars and hickory
trees. The drill ground is between this
point and the company tents, which
lie to the west in grove of pines.
General Joseph F. Armfield OF
Statesville, commanding the camp
has the following field and staff Off
GERS: Lieutenant Colonel, r. L. Len
lister. of Statesville, Assistant Adju-
tant General: Maj. r. P. Hackney of
Durham, Chief Commissary Capt. D.
r. Johnson, of Winnabow, Ordnance
officer.
org So
eral T. r. Robertson, Charlotte. Ad-
Jutant General: General Francis A
Macon. Quartermaster General; Col
w. e. Gary. Henderson, Assistant
Quartermaster General; Maj. Ivey
Foreman, Raleigh, Assistant Quarter
master General.
Regimental and field officers, Sec
onr Regiment: Col. H. c. Bragaw
Washington; Lieutenant Colonel T. c.
James. Wilmington; Capt. j. Van
Metts, Wilmington; Adjutant Captain
Nathaniel Harding. Washington
chaplain; Capt. j. H. Pearce, Wilson
Quartermaster; Capt. c. D. Harris
Raleigh, Commissary; Capt. A, P
Adrian Washington, Inspector Small
Arms Practice First battalion, Maj
c. b. Elliott. Edenton: Lieutenant w
r. Capehart. Adjutant; Lieutenant
Frank Drane, Edenton. Commissary
and QuartermaSter; second battalion
Maj. T. S. Pearce. Wilson; Lieutenant
f. A. Mettts. Wilmington, Adjutant
Lieutenant j. n. Pearce, Wilson, Com
misSary and QuartermaSter. Third
battalion, Maj. j. B. Sellers, Maxton
Lieutenant r. A. McEachern, Lumber
Bridge Adjutant
Third Regiment. Col. J. n. Craig,
Raidsvile; Ljeutenant-Colone S. W.
Minor, Oxford; Capt j. d. Gwynn.
heidsville, adjutant Capt. AIpneus
McCullers Oxford, chaplain; Capt. j.
laug'hIin. Durham, puartermaySter,
Capt. r. w. Morphis. Reidsville. COM
missary; Capt. A. J. Ellington, in
spector small arms practice. First bat
talon. Maj. w. l.. McGhee. Franklin
ton, lieutenant: S. E. Winston, Youngs-
vile, adjutant; Lieut.. B. F. Green,
commissary and quartermaster. Sec
ond battalion. Maj. j. j. Bernard, Raj
elgh, lieutenant; l.. G.. Ross. adjutant;
Lieut. R. l.. Spears Raleigh, commits
sary and quartermaster.l Third battal-
ion, Maj. r. NJ. Albright, Raleigh
lieutenant; K. j. A. Linney. Green's
boro. adjutant: Lieut. Edney Ridge,
commissary and quartermaster.
Company Location.
The companies are located in camp
as follows:
Third Regiment. First Battalion.
Co. E, Oxford, Capt w. A. Devin;
~ =, 1eluerSoll, capt. w. SturBlN +,
Co. H, Warrenton, Capt P. j. Macon;
Go. f. Franklinton. Capt. 1. II. kear-
r"y. Second Battalion, Co. K, Raj
eigh, Capt. Van Dalen Stronach; Co
B, Raleigh, Capt. w. F. Moody; Co
ID. Louisburg, Capt. j. b. Thomas
Third Battalion, Co. G., Reidsville
Capt r. G.. Gladstone Co. l., Green's
boro. Capt. F. p. Hobgood; Co. l
Burlington. Capt. C Brown Cox; Co
NJ Sanford, Capt. Il. S. Cross.
Second Regiment. First Battalion
Co. e, Goldsboro, Capt. Geo. E, Hood;
Co. A, Tarboro, Capt. j. w. hnrbes;
Co B. Kinston. Capt. II. b. Harper
Ir.: Co. I, Edenton, Capt. r. \. Hines
Second battalion, Co. d, Goldsboro
Capt. S. Cohen Co. G, Washington
Capt. Robt. r. Handy; Co. c, Will
mington. Capt VIM. F. Robertson;
Co. X. Wilson, Capt r. S. wilkins
Third battalion, Co. M, Maxton, Capt