The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
FLORIDA SOLDIERS
THEY PASS THROUGH HERE FEN
 ROUTE TO CAMP
Officers and Men Who Were in urecr, Near Marianna VIII Pitch
 Tents at Fort Ba-
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Between 5 and o'clock yesterday morning two long special trains of thirteen cars each came to Montgom- cry over the Atlantic Coast Line bear ing the officers and men of the Florida National Guard who were in the wreck Friday at Marianna on the Pensacola and Atlantic division of the Louisville and Nashville. The troop trains were carried to River Junction by the Louisville and Nashville where they were turned over to the Atlantic Coast Line. The Coast Line handled the trains straight through from River Junction to Mont gomery, the first section getting in here about 5 o'clock yesterday morning and the second an hour or two later. The Mobile and Montgomery division of the Louisville and Nashville han dled the traine straight through from Montgomery to Pensacola, via. Floma- ton and the east end of the Pensacola and Atlantic division. The troops will go into camp across the bay near Fort Barancas.
 The following composed the party on the two trains yesterday morning:
 Colonel William LeFils, Major Blinn, Surgeon; Captain West, regimental Ad- jutant Captain Seavey. Quartermaster; Captain Hindre, Chaplain; Captain Phil- brick, Assistant Surgeon.
 First Battalion Stan.
 Major Harvey R. Payne; Lieutenant Sawyer. Adjutant; Lieutenant Keepe, Quartermaster and Conimissary.
 First Regiment Band.
 The 1st Regiment Band, under Chief Musician H. H.. Newsum, will leave for Tampa tonight. where they will be assigned to duty with the 2nd Regi- ment
 The roster of the band follows: H. H. Newsum, Chief Musician, cornet; Karl J. Weihe. principal musician, clarinet; Cooper W. Goodwin, drum ma jor, saxiphone: Augustus Doll, ser geant, tuba: James E. Bule, sergeant, cornet: Leroy SheftaI, sergeant, drum; Frank Russell, sergeant, cornet; Wal ter J. Middlekauff, corporal. alto; Troy E. Lee, corporal, aIto; R. E. Lee, cor poral, alto; w. l.. Harvey. corporal alto: William E. Ramis, private, tuba; James F. Smith, private, trumpet; Will liam Einig, private. slide trombone; c. c. Walters, private, trombone: w. c. Hendryx. private, drum: Charles w. Whorton, private, clarinet; Frank Nu- celli, private, clarinet. Charles Torello, private. baritone: John Lombardo, pri- vate, trombone; G. w. Walker, pri- vate, cornet; Barton Jones. private cornet.
 Company A.
 Captain--Cromwell Gibbons.
 First Lieutenant-Mellen c. Greeley.
 Second Lieutenant-Cornelius D. Fay Tor.
 First Sergeant-Edmond P. Miller.
 Quartermaster Sergeant-Wiliiam A. Daniels, Jr.
 Sergeants-C. c. Jones. William H. Veitch. Roy L. Bishop, William R. Shine. H. A. Parrish and R. T. Mo- EacherT
 Corporals-Joseph F. Phillips. H. B. Bassett, J. F. Green. Edgar B Geiger and R. C. Muncaster
 Cooks-Julius Aserald and Charles Neber.
 Mathematician Barwiek and Hen ry M. Seavers.
 Artificcr-A O. Hanson.
 Privates-Joseph c, Brown, w. A. Burke. Thomas M. Cox, Charles B. Da- wis, F. A. Eshe. R. T. Groover, H. L. Green, Buy W. Gibson. H J. Graing- CT. T. R. Hanton, G. W. Hawley H. A. Hockett. H. c. Hull, Charles Ingra- ham, Stafford H. Krone. Arthur l.. Martin, Floyd McIver, H. l.. Mayo. Gordon Newman. George NJ. Parker, J. D. Pope, S. R. Rees, Lawrence w. Ross, Robert S. Starrett, Evan Stanley, F. D. Thomas, Henry Turner, l.. H. Woltz, Charles R. Handley. Joseph L. Horne, Armstrong. Arthur Dykeman, James D. Goggard. Damon M. Mileys T S. Moore, Overstreet, Fennimore M. Coop CT and Robert L. Freeman.
 Company ID.
 Captain-S. c. Harrison.
 ieutenant-Wheeler.
 First Sergeant-Pacetti.
 Quartcrmaster Sergeant-H. C. Ty- Ter.
 rgeants-Colson. Hartley, Barrs and Ravenell.
 Corporals-C. Shine, McMillan, Scar ing L. O. Tyleraand Joseph.
 Artifcer-Roberts
 Musician-Nelson.
 Privates-Bobner. Browner, Baker.