Birmingham state herald., 1896-06-09


 First Lieutenant Herman, Second Lieu tenant s. o. Hardness, Jr. L Second Sergt. J. E. Carrier, Third Sergt. J. H. Dunklin, Fourth Sergt. J. H. Dol- lins, Quartermaster Sergt. P, K. Urqu- hart
 First Corporal o. Wallis, Second Cor poral w. W. Thomas, Third Corporal H. s. Stokes Fourth Corporal w. M Clark, Fifth Corporal J. F. Westbrook, Sixth Corporal s. P. Allen. Privates w. F. Aycoek, B. B. Adams, J. F. Alexander, F. D. Butler. c. b. Carty, s. s. Connor, John Dollins, J. J. Fellows l.. F. Eschelman, W. Lardent, J. H. Ma rior, John Nicely, John Rodgers, c. F. Sey- nor, D. P. Wallis, T. B. Walker J. K. West, J. w. Williams, w. l.. Willis, G. Wynn.
 Talladega Rifles, Company B.
 Capt. A M. Garber.
 Second Lieut. W. c. McMillian, First Lieut.. J. F. Bledsoe, Second Lieut.. w. F. Webb, Jr.
 Chaplain w. c. Hearn, D. D.
 First Sergt. w. T. Billine, Second Sergt. Mullnnix, Third Sergt. Tarlor, Fourth Sergt. McAloney, Fifth Sergt. Mlddletown. ~-. .a
 First Corporal Matson, Second Corpo- ral Winsinger, Third Corporal McKibbon, Fourth Corporal Montgomery.
 Privates Adams, Boyd, Bauerlein, Hen derson, Glover. Lewis, Miller, Hubbard, RdIle1SOH, lOH iilely u1STAAPiiiSJ Lane. Straine, Madison, Threadgill, Snuff, Mcconnell, McMillian, Harrel
 Wheeler Rifles, Company l..
 Captain Mcfarland.
 First Lieut.. w. M. Martin, Second Lieut.. R. l.. Brown.
 First sergt. L. Ashcraft, Third sergt. J. H. Sloss. -s..-
 First Corporal J. Martin, Second Cor poral' E. Coburn, Third Corporal H. Hen dricks.
 Privates c. Allen, w. Booth, R. T. BigA low, J. c. Daymor, c. B. Eddy, R. Hines, A. Roulhac R. E. Simpson, T. Shoemaker, w. Young.
 The Second regiment band is composed as follows:
 A. L. Slatilnuker, band master Hinson, Hanson, Fuller. Johnston, McDuffy, Bowling, Frankling, Buschman, Con zales Rosser, Klein, Dolan, Smith, Mer- rian, Kiepp, Channey. D. l.. Merrain, drum major.
 Grape and Canister.
 Large crowds were at the depot all during yesterday to greet the soldier boys of the Third regiment. Birming- ham bade them hearty welcome and her citizens will see that they are given all the hospitality their hearts may de- sire.
 The Second regiment band arrived from Montgomery at noon and favored those in the vicinity of the union depot with some choice selections of music. This band has a well earned reputation and Is the finest in the southern service. A detachment of the First Artillery bat talion, Montgomery, under Sergt. Will Perry is in camp and will have charge of the firing of the morning and evening guns and in rendering necessary salutes The roster is as follows: Sergt. Will Perry, Privates Harry Barnard, George Goltman, Charles Patrick, Sam Rose wald and ". T. Smith. Capt. Hobart Bailey. Fifth infantry, United States army, has been detailed for duty with the Second and Third reg iments, state troops. Lieut.. B. H. Ram dolph, Third artillery, United States army, has been assigned to duty with the First regiment.
 Strict military discipline will be the or der at Camp Thomas Seay, and the boys, while given all necessary courtesies, will be held to strict account of all derelic- tions.
 Col. l.. V. Clark of the Second regi- ment was rendered a serenade by the band before going to camp. A box of fine Havanas was their reward.
 The Marion Rifles have an old Bir- mingham boy on their roster, Second Lieutenant Martin.
 Captain Millspaugh. well known in this city, is with the Third regiment.
 There will be trolley car ride rendered the Third regiment officers by the Second regiment officers one night this week.
 Hudson Snake" Is in the city with the Selma boys.
 Everyone should turn out and welcome the Third regiment boys so they will be glad 10 come again.
 Company D will have twenty addition al men in camp by tomorrow.
 Company c will have six more men in camp tomorrow, they being detained al home on account of the death of MT. " Bellinger
 Superintendent McClary had everything in readiness for the soldiers, and got them all, bag and baggage, at camp in apple pie order
 T. M. Alexander, a member of the old Age-Herald family, is with the Third reg. iment. Arrayed in his bright uniform he paid his old haunts a pleasant visit last night. Call again, Matt.