The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

yesterday issued the following appoint
ments and promotions by President
and the casualties and changes
in the National Guard OF the District of
Columbia:
Appointments.
First Regiment First Sergt Frank NJ. Collins.
Company Z. to be second lieutenant November 8.
1905. vice Prcsise resigned Company E; Second
Lieut. Howard ]. Atweli Company 4, 70 be sec
ond lieutenant February %. 1906, vice McGonegal,
promoted Company g First serst. Elisha b.
Carrier, Company L, 20 be second lieutenant March
. 1906, vice Hathaway promoted Company l.
Sergt. Edward D. Turnure, Company +. 20 be first
lieutenant. March g 1906. vice BrockTay, promoted
Company p Sergt. Harry y. Stul Company II,
10 be second lieutenant, April 2, 1906 vice stras-
burger, promoted Company HI Private Samuel W
Forsythe, Company N. 20 be first lieutenant. MAY
Il, 1906 TO 6n an original vacancy COMPANY NJ
Private Samuel Peacock. Company X, TO be first
lieutenant NAY IS. 1906. vice Heap resigned Com
pany X: Private John E. Bean, Company ii, TO be
second lieutenant. May Is. 1906 20 III an original
vacancy company III; Private William L. Mat
tocks Company Y, 70 be second lieutenant, May
o. 1866 vice Baker promoted Company b Harry
Walsh 20 BE- captain. June g. 1906. vice Coope. re-
signed COMPANY A. Corp Norris =. Walsh. Con
pauy H. 10 be second lieutenant June 10, 1906, VICE
Atveu. appointed second lieutenant, Company
Company Al; Sergt Oliver {. Terry, Ambulance
Corps. 10 be second lieutenant, June IS 1905. vice
Sullivan. promoted Company h; First Sergt
Robert w Tyler Company T. 10 be first lieutenant,
july g. 1906. vice Hcidenreich appointed l. r. F.,
Sixth Battalion Company u; Quartermaster Sergt.
VIII Il. Chase. general nonC0mmissiOncd staff. Dis
-yict Of Columbia militia. to be first lieutenant.
sune L. 1895 vice Brown resigned Company ID,
Second Regiment.
Second Rcgmeut-Sergt Arthur /. Kitchen. Com
pany D. to be first lieutenant. November Z. 1905.
vice Evans promoted Company D.; Sergt- Samuel
1 no lar
1876. vice Shane. resigned Company b; Private
Claude 4. Lindsey, Company A. 60 b. first lieu
tenant. February J. 1896, MI original vacancy
Company A.: Private Arthur W Leonard. Com
uany g. % be hrsr lieutenant. MAY :. 1906 vice
Whitaker. transferred Company ca Private Jesse
J. Owen Company 6, 20 n second lieutenant May
T. 1906. vice TAFT resigned Company e.: Sergt-
Willism H. BeckUCiH. Company &. TO be second
lieutenant, May 3. 1895. vice Donovan. resigned
Company 60. Ben amin II. Streeks. TO be first
lieutenant. Aisy B. 1895. vice Place, resigned Com
many CO SeIEt William e.. Ryan, Company Z. 10
b. second lieutenant. June 2, 1906 vice BaTst0w,
resigned Company b Sergt. James r. Kednlan,
s'omuany 4 90 be second lieutenant. June L. 1906,
Albert i. Weir Company y. 20 be quartermastcT.
with rank Of ir,t lieutenant. june p 1895, vice
Won DaChenhausen. resigned fifth Battai0ni
Serst. George J. McDeTmott Company y, 20 b.
first lieutenant, July Is, 1906 wee steilo, resigned
Company b.
Naval Battalion.
George 4. Howe 90 be psymasteT, with the rank
Of lieutenant March g. 1906 % IN an original
cancy. Joseph T. Dalton 20 be ensign April 80.
1901. 70 I'M original Vacancy First Division.
John ,. Johns. 90 te IaymasteT. with the rank q
lieutenant. Nav J. 1906 vice Howe resigned Edward
1905. 20 iii an original vacancy Third Division.
Philip & IT. Terrell tn De ensign MAY 100 TO
MI original vacancy Second DTisi0nl. Frcd n.
Love 90 he ensign Nsy . 1906 90 dll an original
ia -
ensign. Nay ?. 1915 10 mn an original vacancy
Fourteenth pivi.oui. John *. Clement. TO b. en-
sign June = 1876 vice Burt promoted First Ia
vision. Ross I. Frer To be ensign juno g. 1896. to
MI an original vacancy second DiyisonJ.
Promotions.
First Regiment First Lieut. Michael RYAN. Com
unE @. 20 De captain. February %. 1876 vice Grove.
resigned Company c..
second Lieut.. Alfred z. NIcGoneeaI. Company &. /
20 be first lieutenant February - lsos vice Ryan.
promoted Company e.
second Lieut. James p. Baker Company b. 10 he
first lieutenant, March . 1916 Ticc shrevo. resigned
Company h.
second Lieut. Alvin d. Hathaway. Company ]. 10
b. first lieutenant March . 1870 vice Eckstein
resigned Company T..
First Leut. Leonard r. johnson. Company e.. u
he captain. May Is 1906 10 an an original vacancy
Company III
second Lieut. William r sullivan. Company G. to
h. first lieutenant MAJ b. i9l6, vice johnson. rro-
noted Company e.
Appointments In the Second Re-incnt-First
Lieut.. Arthur T. Evans Company d to ne captain,
November !. 1905. wire Hodges appointed Judge sd
yocate senctai District Of Columbia Militia Cen
pauy D.
First Lieut.. Marshall Nsgruder. Comranr h. 10
bo captain. March j. 1915. vice Skinner resigned
Company X
Second Lieut. Frank l.. Lakeland Company h.
10 be- first lieutenant, March d, 1896, vice Ma
Euder promoted Company h
Casualties.
Resigned LieIt. Sidney Biober. paymastsr. Naval
Battalion. January . 1906. Lieut. Commander Louis 4
Fischer. Na7al Battalion. April o. 1896 Capi
Henry C0opc, Company 4. FIRST Regiment Aurl
=, 1906 First Lieut.. George A. Won Dachenhausen
luartemaster, Fifth Battalion June p 1905 Lieut.
Lewis Z. ClcThaue, Naval Battalion, September g.
1906
The following named enlisted men were dishou-
lrably discharged from the National Guard during
he period ended September 90 1906:
Priyate5 Richard F, Bu7cy. Company a. Firt
Regiment Charles l. Bussius Cc1paoy l., Second
Regiment James S. Dawes. Company T.. Second
Regiment; Joseph ". Drury. Company J.. second
Regiment Wiliiam r. Green, Company K. Second
Regiment; Charles W Norton. Company l. Seooud
Regiment Harry J. O'Dnncl Company l. Second
Regiment William F. Rechenbsch company l.
Second Regiment. and George Vermillion. Conpahy
NJ. Second Regiment
The following named officer is announced as
s.ribed in paragraph 4, General Orders No s. series
4 1903: First Lcut. Frederick H. Heidenrcich. in
ipcctor Of rifle practice. sixth Battalion
Toe following named officer is relieved as a mem
Der Of the brigade board ct examinations Can't
Leroy W Heron. adiutant. First Regiment, as Re
sorder.
The foIloving-nau.ed officer is detailed as a mem
Der Ct the brigade board of examination: Cant
F. Peurose smith, Company J., lirst Regiment, as
recorder.
Gen. Harrics has approved OF the dc
sign Of two very handsome bronze medals
to be awarded TO members of the Ma
tional Guard. One is for revolver quail
hcations and the other for tho members
Of the Third Battalion team. as winners
OF the Brigade Rife Team Trophy Skirm-
ish Match. Thus far there have been
qualifications with the revolver.
fourteen experts. eleven sharpshooters.
and sixteen marksmen. This is the first
time that "a decoration has ever been
awarded for revolver qualifications in
the history of The National Guard of
the District
The rifle range closes on Wednesday.
October 81 This leaves but nine more
days in which to fire ordered scores or
increase qualification. The company Off
80 ti'+ S~NA "a 6NV az now SNt4S hltili-
Der OF their commands who have not
reported on the range to do so for the
purpose of helping the record of the
brigade by at least firing Il single score
at 200 yards. Every one who fails to
fire counts 0 in the record, while a score
fired takes the shooter out OF the fourth
class and makes him a third-class man.
WITH a value of 10. to the record.
y few errors crept in the record of the
as published in last Sundays
edition of The Herald, and corrections
are made as follows:
In the Novice Revolver the winners arc