Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-25
SOLDIER BOYS OFF TO-CAMP Montgomery'S Contingent Join
 Their Comrades FOR A WEEK ON THE BAY Interesting Scenes at the Station as the Train
 Pulls Out. ROSTER or coy srsfaOM THE CAPITAL  Notes of : sary Nature Death of an Fstin1l = Citizen at hountMois1.
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Interesting Scenes at the Station as the Train
 Pulls Out.
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Age-Herald Bureau,
 Exchange Hotel,
MontgOmery. June 24.


 The departure of the Montgomery bat talion of Alabama state troops this morn- ing at 11:30 o'clock for the brigade en- campment at Mobile afforded some very lively and fascinating scenes around the union station.
 A very large number of pretty girls were there to see the soldier boys off for their weeks stay in camp and to bil them at the last moment to "be true to your promises, now, and don't forget me while away"
 At 12:05 the Louisville and Nashville cars pulled into the station with the Birmingham and north Alabama com panies aboard. and many of the young ladies remained at the station to see and greet their friends as they came through. The roster of the companies of the Mont gomery battalion attending the en- campment is as follows:
 Montgomery True Blues
 R. s. Teague, captain; A. H. Airing ton, lieutenant; w. A. Crossland. c. F. Anderson, George McGough J. c. Hay goode sergeants; T. B. Bethea, T. G. Foster, John Arlington, corporals; Cook, Jones, McGough, Carter, Goodwin, Townsend, c. Trimble, R. Trimble, Pow ell, Hobbie, Drakeford, Fillmore, Schey, Pepperman, Teague, Crenshaw, Parker, Smith, Gilmer. Janney, Allen Troy, Clan ton, Bell, Osborne, Taylor, J. Gait, r. Galt, Ardmore, Screws privates.
 Montgomery Greys.
 c. A. Lanier, captain; j. H. McTyre, W J. Carroll. Frank Hart, lieutenants; E. E Langham, S. b. Holt, Joe Herrons Ed Jones, sergeants; B. B. Murray, A. ]. Brame, c. H. Winsom, corporals; Murray Bell, Taylor, McManus, Jackson, Nor ton Jones, Blakey, shannon, Hart, Clark, Robinson, Trimble, Winson, Hagan, Peet, Caldwell priVateS.
 Montgomery Field Artillery. G. T. Westcott, W. R. Green,J. P. OCon- ner, lieutenants ;E. J. Parker, w. F. Perry, s. J. Barron, w. F. Clark, G. w. Brown, J. w. Skipper, Gudon, c. c. McGehee, sergeants; Otto Smith. G. w. Gartman, Harry Bernard, c. W. Cochran, corpo- rals; Abraham, Bryant, Clark, Cochran, Childs, Deckard, billiard, Palmer Greli, Hinderer, Hipp, Hill, Jones, Judkins, Kent, Lowery, Levigne, Moncrieff, Mer- riweather McGee, O'Connor, Pointdex- ter, Roy Root, Rosewald, Rocquemore. Sears, Singletary, Steers. w. B. and Ed Smith, Stevens, Walker, Wilson, Vaughan and Naftel, privates.
 Montgomery Mounted Rifles.
 w. F. Joseph, captain; A. F. Forbes, lieutenant; G. o. Johnston, c. P. Ander- son, c. H. Hawes, W. O. Garside, Ray Rushton, Thomas Robinson, sergeants; c. H. Scott, P. H. Stern, c. w. Hunter, J. D. Douglass, corporals; Brundy, Bull lock. Dickinson, Doran. Ellsbury, Foster, Fuller, Jolly, Jackson, Lewis LeGrand, McCurdy, Stokes, A. c. and w. M. Stew art, Vincentelli, Wood Wiley and Tar brough privates.
 Field Notes.
 Capt. Paul Sanguinnette accompanied the troops this morning and will remain in Mobile for the entire encampement. The genial captain is universally popular with the boys.
 Governor Oates will not be able to go to the camp before Thursday by reason of the meeting of the board of trustees Of the Girls Industrial school here toe morrow. Thursday will probably be made governors day at the camp AaJl. Harvey E. Jones, Lieuts. Jones and Ram baugh and Maj. w. J. Walden are already o,, tho UrnIIp1