The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-26

| There are also several other noted ac-
cnsations to be heard.
Confederate Staff.
Cen. George p. Harrison, commanding
| the Alabama division, u. c. V, came
over from his home at Opelika today to
discuss some appointments with his ad-
jntant and chief of staff, Col. Harvey
! jones' and as a result the staff officers
. were announced. General Harrison thinks
that the Alabama division will go to
Louisville in June with about 5000 veterans
and he Is expecting a great time with
lis old comrades. A special train will be
run from Mobile up the Louisville and
/ Nashville to Louisville, carrying the Ala
.bama contingent and it promises to be
the most enthusiastic crowd of the history
| of the organization. The staff announced
today is as follows;
| Colonel Harvey f.. Jones. adjutant gen.
eral and chief Of staff. Mobile.
Lieut. Col Nicholas Stallworth assis-
tant adjutant general. Evergreen.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas r. Roulhac. inspec-
| tor general, Sheffield.
| Lieut.. Col Daniel Coleman, judge adj
voeate, Huntsville.
| Lieut.. Col. James B. Francis paymas-
ter general Birmingham.
Lieut. Col Rinaldo NJ. Green, quarter
master general, Opelika.
Lieut.. Col James Lauderdale, commits
sary general, Selma
Lieut. Col. James M. Mason chaplain
general. Evergreen.
Lieut. Col j. w. Barclay, surgeon gen.
eral, Birmingham.
Lieut. Col. S. II. Dent, chief of artil-
lery. Eufaula.
Lieut.. Col John c. Webb chief of en-
gineers Demopolis.
Lieut. Col William w wadsworth,
chief of ordinance Wadsworth.
Lieut.. Col William Berney, assistant
quartermaster general and division treas
urer. Montgomery.
Lieut.. Col William IT. Hurt, assistant
quartermaster general. Tuskegee.
Lieut.. Col Benjamin NJ. Washburn,
assistant commissary general, Montgom-
cry.
Lieut. Col. Joseph F. Johnston. assist
ant judge advocate general, Birming
ham,
Lieut. Col David Scott assistant chief
of engineers, Selma
Lieut. Col. James A. Grove, chief OF
cavalry, Sheffield.
Lieut.. Col George W. Ely assistant
surgeon general, Opelxa.
Aides-de- scamp.
Major Robert C. Hewitt. Birmingham.
Major r. II. Belamy, Fort Mitchell.
Major Richard II. Adams, Decatur.
Major j. B. Beaumont, Union Springs.
Major William A. Handley, Roanoke.
Major William f. WALES, Selma.
Major William b. Jones. Montgomery.
Major BENJAMIN f. Weathers Roanoke.
Major William E. Hudman. Opelka.
Major William Wallace Screws, Mont
gonery.
Maj A. F. Hooks. Mcintosh Bluff.
Mai +. s Starr, Selma.
Nal ]. M. Riley, Montgomery.
Mai James II. Bickerstaff, Scale
ppto Ir rarH
Mai Benjamin F. Roden. Birmingham.
Maj w b. Leedy Birmingham.
Mai Thomas T. Dorman, Mobile.
NAL William II. Denson Birmingham.
Mai A. G. Levy, Mobile
Mai Charles p. Jones, Birmingham.
Maj. Joseph II. May Montgomery.
Maj Albert C. Denner, Mobile.
Mai 3. w. Williams, Opelika.
Sons Of Veterans.
Capt. Thomas s. Frazier. Union Springs.
Captain Virgil Bouldin Scottsboro.
Capt. Thomas NJ owen, Montgomery.
Capt r. G. Thurmond Jr.. Sheffield.
Can't John r. Bankhead, Jr., Jasper.
Capt William b. Craig. Selma.
Capt Boswell DEC. Waddell, Scale.
Miss Mary Morris Clarke, sponsor, Mo-
bile.
Miss Mary Banner, first maid of honor,
Mobile.
Mrs Joseph N. Thompson, chaperone,
Tuscumba.
Mrs Harvey e. Jones, matron, Mo-
bile
Honorary.
Lieutenant General Joseph Wheeler,
c. s. A., Wheeler.
Brig. Gen. E. w. Pettus, C. S. A.,
Selma.
Brig. Gen John r. Morgan, C. s. A,
Selma.
Brig.-Gen. George D. tombstone, C. s.
A. Tuscaloosa.
Brighten Charles NJ Shelley, C. s. A.,
Birmingham
Brig. Gen. r. d. Johnston C. s. A, Bir-
mingham.
Brig. Gen. e. W. Rucker. c. s. A.,
Birmingham
Fred s. Ferguson former major General