The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-19
KHAKIS
ARE OFF
MOVEMENT or TROOPS no THE
STATE ENCAsiPMENT an
CHARLESTON TAKES
PLACE
IX COMPANIES LEAVE HERE
AMONG WHICH is THE LOCAL
COMPANY FoRTY-FIvE
STRONG AND BAND
GOES TOO.

Six companies Of the West Virgin
Ia National Guard were moved from
this point Tuesday night to the
state encampment at Camp c. L.
Smith at Charleston. Among these
companies is Company X forty-fiye
strong. There was delay of about
two hours here, waiting for the two
companies from Kingwood and Terra
Alta, which were late getting In
The train from Fairmont contained
three companies, the First regiment
band and army officers, was also
late arriving here.
A goodly number of townsmen
gathered at the station to see the
soldier boys OF. The train pulled
out finally with the band playing
and patriotic songs being sung.
At Huntington the troops were
transferred to the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad and taken to Charles
ton, where they we're shifted to the
camp a few miles out. They arriv-
ed at noon Wednesday.
Company X Roster.
The roster of Company K as it
left here was as follows:
Duncan Boughner, captatn.
Joseph v. Lepley, FIRST lieutenant.
Fred L. shinn. second lieutenant.
Alfred E. Powell. FIRST .sergesnt.
David K. Umberger, quartermas-
ter sergeant.
| Horny c. Batten. serssant.
Roy Ovens, sergeant.
Corpofals- Charles L, Ehnld.
echa5ses A. sutton. Raymond Btlhk-
Ie3 RiIi Buhh. Alonso c. Deyis and
cnftsn Beane.
| Reed Spring, cook.
| Charles Boughner and 5ehn l.
BuJkett, musicians.
Prixates- William \. AbaaS.
Cleveland Arnold, Matthew HkHsr,
Earl Bunch. Aioyes Bush. ges$ d.
Davis, Joseph T. Day. Morgan L
Day. Archie c. Grapes. GrspEille
Heatherly, Charles Hurst. HAryy
Jefers, William R. Johnson. EdNsrd
A. Jones. Walter Keisper. Ernest
Keller, John Keller. George R. Hbon,
Ezra Matthew. Thomas NJ. Mathew.
Dallas Palmer. Dock Pollock. Lee
Post, Clark Ray, Charles 3. Smith,
Ralph z. Smith, Grayson sw1ser.
James B. wamsley and camdM +.
wilmouth.
High omcers.
Col. Harry R. Smith. OF the First
regiment, and members OF his stan
also entrained. The stan members
ara Ned Smith. color sergeant; John
Hanshav, ad1utant; Captain John
Hunt. quartermaster, and John Bond
seryeant, Edward c. Basel. cap
tain and eommissary oficer preceaea
the stan to Charleston.
Major R. L. Osborn OF the Third
battalion of the First Regiment OF
Infantry with two Of stan accom-
panied the troops. The two mem
bers are Adjutant Claude w. Gore
and Quartermaster Hazlett Freese.
Captain Earl Smith, OF Fairmort,
aidedecamp to the late Adjutant
General S. B. Baker. was also on
the troop train, as was also Henry
Lively, Of Fairmont, adjutant Of the
Second battalion.
Six Companies Depart.
Companies D, L and Il, band,
headquarters of the First infantrs.
headquarters of the First battalion
and various officers and non COM
missioned officers of the field and
star arrived on the train from Fair-
mont and proceeded with the troops
here. together with Companies g and
NJ from Kingwood and Terra AHA.
Company D Of Littleton was IN
command of Ceptain Stewart, Com
pany L Of Morgantown under cas-
tain William Parsons, Company VI IN
Fairmont under Captain NJ. "
Neely, Company G of Kingwocd
command OF Captain I'd
and Company N OF Terra Alta u
Captain Buckner Scott.