The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22
VIRGINIA TEAM
FOR CAMP PERRY
Order Naming Those Who Will
Compete for Trophy Next
Week.
MAJOR MARTIN is CAPTAIN
Soldiers Complete Practice at
williamsburg and Will Go
West To-day.

Colonel c. \. Dempsey. United States
Army who had charge OF the state
militiamen who have been engaged in
target practice at the rife range near
williamsburg, returned here yesterday
will enter the competition for the ma
tional trophy at Camp Perry. Ohio, Aus
gust 2sth-29th. Colonel Dempsey said
he and his men were shown every cour-
tesy by Lieutenant BeadIe. OF the Ma
rine Corps. who was in command at
the range. The scores are not given
out. The men shot we'll, and were
comnended TOR their ACCURACY; They
morning. and Will arrive in Richmond
over the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road at $50. At 10 o'clock they will
proceed by way Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio to Camp Perry, Ohio where the
contest VIII be held
The Virginia team is going out ahead
of time so as to do some more prac-
ticing before the real contest comes
! on. IT lis scheduled to last two days
but may run into three days, II the
exigencies demand It
Official Order.
Following Is the order naming the
class, giving the officers and members
instructions concerning the contest.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. Ga,
The following named officers and enlisted
mer OF the Virginia volunteers. having been
seltcted to represent this state in competl-
ton for The national trophy at Camp Perry.
o. August IS and 20. 1907. are announced
az the team, including captain, coach. spot
ter. and alternates:
Major s. w. Martin. Seventeen Infantry.
! Major C. G. Bossieux, Seventeen Infantry.
Major A. r. Moody. seventy-second 1nsan-
Captain c. NJ wallace Jr. SEVENTEEN
Captain j. H. Stone. SEVENTEEN Infantry.
Captain e. NJ. Hardy. seventleth Infantry
Captain C. C. Moore Seventy-hrst Infantry
| lieutenant f. V. Peace, Seventeen Infan-
TRY
lieutenant T q. Cornell. Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Battalion.
| Sergeant G. c. Kelly. Company b. SeTen-
ttieth Infantry.
Sergeant James w. Hardy, Company NJ.
Seyentieth Infantry.
Corporal Henry Fender. Company F, Sew
erty-f first Infantry. sS
! Private r! L. Newton. Company L. Seven
tieth Infantry.
| Private h. w Langenbach, Company B.
Seventy first Infantry.
| Private G.. V. Dougherty. Company X. Sew
leLty-frst Infantry
! Private j, F. Huber, Company l.. Seventy
first Infantry.
( Private E. r. CORDOBA. Company A, Rich
mend Light Infantry Blues Battalion.
( Major s. W. Martin. Seventieth Infantry.
I Virginia Volunteers. Is selected as captain
\ OF the above team. and he will be respected
and obeyed accordingly
The team Will leave the rifle range near
Williamsburg Thursday morning and proceed
to Camp Perry. o. reporting upon arrival
y to the executive Officer of the camp. Upon
completion of this duty they Will return t.
their proper stations.
1t being impracticable for the enlisted
men to carry rations of any kind. they will
be comnutated In advance at the rate Of
/ one dollar and fifty cents for each day dur
ing the time occupied in travel under this
order. and at the rate OF seventy-five cents
! por day each and every day In camp at
Camp Perry. o.
By order Of
CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
| Governor and Commander-in-C Chief.
/ Charles j. Anderson. Adjutant- General.