San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-21

Reed, sponsor and maid of the Garri-
~ Rifles, Corsicana, are in the city
and paid the camp visit last night
Henry Grote, of the BRENNAN ar
tillery company, who sustained a
sprained ankle in fall from his horse
Sunday evening, will be sent home this
afternoon.
Capt. j. L. Normoyle, U. 5. A., detail
ed to attend the present encampment
by the War department, viii make a
report to the department on the Waco
Cycle infantry, after he has inspected
them and witnessed them drill.
DR.. Herndon, of st. Joe: DIR. McHen-
ry, of San Angelo, and DIR. Touts, of
Denison, all of the Sixth regiment, are
in charge of the hospital today.
Capt. A. H. Milleer of the Waco Cy-
Gle infantry, has been detailed by the
colonel of the Fourth regiment as reg
mental officer of the day during the
remainder of the encampment, a very
high compliment to that deserving and
popular officer.
files, is an old newspaper man, being
the present editor of the Kosse Cy-
clone
| lhG " dCO SySlc VIII give
exhibition drills Friday, Saturday and
Sunday afternoons. Capt. Miller says
he will not take the company out, how
ever, until it gets cool, or about sunset.
| Lieut.. Niveth, Of the Fifth regimen
tai staff, on special duty on the staff
of General Smythe, of the First bril-
gade, says he will not ride any more
horses that cannot be bridled and
saddled.
| Yesterday afternoon young lady
fell from the grand stand and sustain
ed slight injuries. She was immediate
ly picked up by the hospital corps and
carried to the hospital on a stretcher
where she was attended by the ply
sicians in charge. DR.. AID. Lipscomb,
steward. distinguished himself by his
timely work in picking the young lady
up and conveying her from the place
where she fell to the hospital. AS soon
as she revived she was taken to the
car and sent home. Her name was
| Miss Griffin.
Mrs. L. L. Chinski, wife of Lieut..
Chinski, of the Shaw Rifles, of Nava-.
sofa, came out to camp today and
took dinner with the boys.
Private d. NJ. Martin, of the. Shaw
Rifles, is recovering from the effects of
a mashed foot, sustained on the train
while coming to the encampment.
w. H. Taylor, of the Roberts Rifles,
of Beaumont, went home this morning
on receipt of a telegram requesting him
to come.
Sergeant Bizzell, of the Shaw Rifles,
is entered for the individual contest
for the Bruce medal.
Miss Lillian Shaw, sponsor of the
Shaw Rifles, and maids, Misses Agnes
Harlock and Cora Froelick, called on
the boys at noon today and took din
ner with them.
Tom Chambers, of the Roberts Ri
fes, of Beaumont, came in last night
and went into camp with the boys.
Col. Tom NJ. Campbell and wife, call
ed on the Tom Campbell Rifles, of Mi
Ilano, yesterday afternoon and presen-
ted the company, through Capt. ]. 0.
Newton a handsome gold medal, for
the best drilled man in the company,
the contest to take place Friday after
Inoon The colonel and wife will dine
with the boys Friday.
Col j. NJ. Shaw, for whom the Shaw
Rifles are named, will call on the boys
tomorrow.
The Texarkana Rifles entertained
their sponsor Miss Spring and maids at
dinner yesterday. Miss Spring will
receive the boys at her home, 316 Park
avenue tomorrow night. Miss Har-
ris, one of the maids OF the Texarkana
Rifles entertained Capt. Haywood,
First Lieutenant J. w. Jacks, Second
Lieutenant w. c. Hardin, Quartermas-
ter Sergeant Elsie High and Sergeant
Will washington at her home, 1923.
Park avenue, last evening.
| Mount Ramsdell, of the Mabry
Guards, of Lampasas, arrived in camp
| last night and Joined the company
H. Ehrlisch, first sergeant of the
Texarkana Rifles mashed his toe on his
right foot very severely last evening
and Is unable to go on duty today.
| Mrs. Joe East, wife of Sergeant East,
of the Texarkana Rifles, arrived last
night to attend the drill. She will call
on the boys in company with her hus-
band. this afternoon.
| Last night Capt. Roberdeau, of the
Governors Guard, presented the spon-
sor Miss Keller, on behalf of the COM
pany, a very handsome pin. The cap
tain made a very neat presentation
speech which was responded to by the
young lady.
Archie Hodge, orderly sergeant of the
| GreenvilIe Rifles was called home last
night by a telegram.
Quartermaster Burnett, of the Green
vile Light Guards, has returned home
on account of sickness and Prof. Ted.
Matthews is acting in his official po-
sition.
Capt. Bowling and Lieut.. Duff, of
the Greenville Light Guards called up
on General Mabry this morning and