The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-17
ROANOKE, VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE r. 1892

second. Setting up drill will take place in tho
| vuimPany streets under the supervision of com.
pany ohcer> from ,:iJ to u - every mornin. Nv
order OF Colonel Milton
| Second Lieutenant Sixth Iini,ed Sta,n. IM,.r
try, Acting AdIntant
ORDERS NO. 9
hE4AD9uARTERs SECOND VA. REGiNxNr,i
- NAMr ROANOKE. Va. June III, lS.l2
j. No man will be permitted to absent himself
from any uuty or roll call without the pcrmIssion
Hn n'S captain approved by the colonel command
~. Bctwccn revcille and tattoo men not on
bbe c ,r ,eavc camp After tattoo will
pass countcrsi.ncd by the colonel commandinr
ncse passes must be presented to an officer or
non-commi>sioncd officer ON uuty al the guard
! tent; sentinel On post has no authority to rec
oshi~e pass. by order OF Colonel Mutton,
| Second Lieut.. Sixth Unitca Statcs Infani,v
Acting Adiutant.
From the above orders and the fast of
the men, not being allowed to bring
their dress suits, it is very evidt mt that
IN the time between now and next
Wednesday 1.-THE boys" will see enoug b
Oh real hard camp life to last them for
whole year. Lieutenant Hine, the
camp instructor, is one of those ener.
getic officers who can hardly realize
that man gets tired, and from his
thorough nilitary bearing the Second
regiment may expect plenty of exercise.
Ihere were quite a number of car.
rlages and buggies driven around the
camp yesterday evening, whilst bread
ana Ice wagons were delivering these
necessaries at the different headouar.
ters. The men at the camp find the
electric cars very convenient when they
wish to come to the city, and those who
WISH to visit the camp can avail them
selves OF this route.
was ranortaI ~ tbo ,,;t..
ing by members of Company II, of Wood
stock, and of Company b, of Toms
Brook, that they had gone into the en-
campment under the impression that
the city OF Roanoke was to furnish them
ratlons, and as they only provided two
days ratlonS they were in destitute
condition. representative of THE
TIMES visited the encampment last
night and was informed by the OIL
Ger OF the day that this condition
OF affairs had been brought about
oy the two companies misunders landing
the order, as Roanoke had never pro.
posed to provide rations for the State
encampment. However, there is no
disposition on the part of Roanoke to
let any one want for the creature com.
forts, and Col. Brooke will go out at an
early hour this morning and arrange
things so that the soldier boys will not
suffer.
OFFICIAL. PROGRAMME.
The following is the official pro-
gramme of the celebration:
ROANOKE DECENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Friday and Saturday, June 18th and 18th.
PROGRAMME.
FRIDAY. JUNE II, lS.l2
JEFFERSON street tabernacle ut O'Clock o. IN.
opening PRAYER by Rev. w c. Campbell. D.. d.
Historian Col John +. PENN. Of IF RoanyoI Iea
GRAND CONCERT under the direction OF Prof,
+. c. Lcary assisted by INC following talent:
contIalto soloist. Mrs. w. Ilodgson;
acSsompsnist Mrs: ? c; Leary;
Band, John j. Kelley,
leader: j. o. American
Mechanics Band,
q. a Phillips,
leader.
rAnrr.
Chorus, Gloria" from Twelfth Mass go Mozart
Roanoke Decennia Chorus
Banu selection, Overture to Tampa lcrold
Roanoke Machine Works Band.
Soprano solo, Sccna and Aria,
Der Frcischutz.'. ...............Vo Won Weber
Mrs. f. b. rilvertioriin,c;. W" =" ''''
Chorus. Anvil Chorus from
Roanoke Dccennial Chorus
T,IGi E,0ni, ny James : simmons, chairman.
j. y. a. Mechanics Band.
CoR Malia solo, "uh, Thou that Tellest''
Mrs W. iiiodg::ooin. ''''''''''''"''
, Grafton: Hon II. Kyd Douglass
~ RoaS" Roam" Machine Work. Band Selected
Chorus. "Inlammatus," Stabat Mater. . Rossini
Roanoke Decennial Chorus. with Mrs. silver.
Con,ralto Solo, "Thv Arrow and the Song,
Mrs. W. Iodgson
Chorus, Vt mold, ye Portals" (Redemption,
Roanoke Dcccnnial Chorus. "''''
soprano SOLO, should lie Upbraid." Bishop
Mrs. e. Il Silverihornc.
Chorus, columbia (Nationa Air. ...... Gilmore
Roanoke Dccennal Chorus.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is.
OBS n. ny
Grand industrial display
Trades parade.
Military review
3.@l u. IN.
sham battle Commanding officer. Charles j.
Anderson, brisndcr general.
Participated in by
First regiment, the Richmond Light Infantry
BllcS the Fourth Regiment OF Virginia. the
Virginia Military Institute Corps OF Ca
diets, battalion. compose, OF lIagor>-
town. Winston Salem. IyLchhuf-.
Da any, and HarSsbmrt Ca
of artillery from Nor.
folk. Lynchhung,
Portsmouth,
etc.
$ IN
Fircmen's Parade.
9p. m.
Pyrotecnn' Dis'las from 81. Andrews Hill.
During the TWO days match games of baseball
will be played between Roanoke and Winston.
Salem and Roanoke aud Il, dford City
Accommodation committee, J. o. Hobbs. chair
man; headquarters vt the tabernacle.
Subsistence committee, F.. j. Kemp. chairman:
headquarters at tabernacle.
FORMATION OF THE PARADE.
Chief Marshal DAWN and his staff
we're buslly engaged all day Yesterday