The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-20
THEM|L|TARY MOVE
Today They Will Land at
WrjghtsviIIe.
For Six Days They viii be in Camp
The Men Who Will Represent
the Capital Leave this
Morning.


the North Carolina National Guard
begin their six days encampment at
Wrightsville today and remain in camp
till next Wednesday, when they break
camp and leave at a. m.
Governor Glenn left this morning Oh
the early train for Wrightsville and
his review Cf the troops gathered
there will probably take place on Sat
urday 1t will be a brilliant event and
q large number of staff officers Will
take part in this.
The companies of the Second Regi
ment, commanded by Col. II. c. Bra
gaw, of Washington, come from Ply
mouth, Washington, TarboTo Wilson,
GOldsbOro 90, Lumber Bridge, Fay
etteVille. MaXton, Clinton and Kinston.
The band comes from Tarboro and the
hospital detachment from Clinton.
In the Third Regiment, commanded
by Col. J. n. Craig, of Reidsville, are
companies from Reidsville, Raleigh
CD, Greensboro. Burlington Warren
Plains. Oxford, Henderson, Louisburg,
Franklinton. and Sanford. The band
goes from Raleigh. Many of the COM
panies will pass Raleigh this morn
ing.
The various companies of the two
regiments will leave their homes this
morning ana dlI Will IEdCH w llIIlIIlS'
ton and Wrightsville during the after
noon. The men will erect their own
tents. but large part of the prelimi-
nary arrang ements have been made by
parties already at the camp. The COM
panies will take cooks and the men
have all been requested to take cots
SO as to be comfortable in their tents.
Raleigh will send two companies,
and the Third Regiment Band Both
Pol pi ION
Third Regiment, commanded by Col
j. n. Craig. of Reidsville. The Raleigh
Light Infantry, Company B, is in conn
mand of Captain w. f. Moody. and
will carry fifty officers and men, while
the Oak City Guard, Company *, COM
manded by Captain Van Dalen Stron-
ach. will carry thirty-eight men.
The Oak City Guards will leave this
morning at 6:25 over the Seaboard
and the Raleigh Light Infantry with
the Third Regiment Band will leave on
d special train over the Southern at
1920. On the Seaboard train will
also go the Louisburg company These
three companies form the first battal-
ion of the Third Regiment, and it is
commanded by Major j. ]. Bernard. of
Raleigh Major Bernard will be &C
companied by his staff. which is as
follows: Lieutenant, Lacy G.. Ross, of
Burlington, adjutant; Lieutenant r. l..
Spears. of Raleigh, quartermaSter SER
geant; Sergeant w. r. Miller, of Raj
eigh, sergeant major, and Sergeant NJ
G. DriscoH. of Raleigh, commissary
sergeant
There will also go from Raleigh Maj
r. NJ. Albright, in command of the
third battalion of the Third Regiment.
There is much interest felt in the
appearance, of the new Third Regi-
ment Band, recently organized in
Raleig> The men have been doing
earnest work and their progress has
been really remarkable They are eX-
pected to make q fine record
The officers and privates of the Raj
eigh companies and the band are as
follows:
Raleigh Light Infantry. Co, b.
Oficers-W. f. Moody captain; c.
c. Bunch, first lieutenant; Clarence
Howell. second lieutenant; T. c. La
nier, first sergeant; john Johnson,
Ed Parrish, c. I. Cults, j. d.
Billings. c. n. otter corporals; r. L.
Jones, T. P WeatheTs. H. NJ. Good
win. w. B. Goodwin. w. c. Horton.
Privates:-J f. Austin. Carl Aus
tin w. r. Benton, c. M. Baker, j. E.
Cherry, Joe Correll, Jr.. S. Q. Crab
tree. c Faison. Geo. Gooch, r. l..
Green, JOnn HODGE, .CndIleS 1uuSOll,
r. Holderfield, f. Nj. King. c. Lums-
den. w. H Levy, II. F. Miller w. A
Medlin. l.. @. Milton, A. w. Perry,
Ola Pool II. l.. Pool, P. II. Rogers,
II. O. Ruth, Joe Sheppard, Thomas
Stainback, o. T. Strother, Lamar Ter
ny, w. r. Terry, John Thompson,
Russell Uzzell,, w. H. Wilkins, w. A.
Woods, P. Y. WEIGH, C. H. Wallace.
Oak City Guards, CO., x.
Officers:-Van Dalen Stronach, cap
tain; J. Hervey, first lieutenant;
Louis d. Smith, second lieutenant:
James McKimmon, first sergeant;
Louis West, second sergeant; George
Ashe. third sergeant; Clawson Adicks,
fourth sergeant; George Halman,
quartermaster sergeant; Leslie Jordan
first corporal; Thomas Adicks sec
ond corporal; H. Winston Davis. third
corporal; Watt Parker, fourth cor
poral.
Privates:-D. H. Alien, H. Bernard,
William Boylan, Billy Boylan, ].
w Beddingfield, w H. Clark, j. S.
Calvert, J. L. Cherry, G. Smith, Alf
bucket, w c. Harriss, H. B. Hardy,
Jr., Will Jones. James L. Johnson, Jr.