Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-16
charger. The IdrlIl and parade were very
THoUsANDs oF VISITORS.

successful.
 THOUSANDS OF VISITORS.
 Shortly after the dress parade the lines were thrown openN and the many visitors crowded over into the well kept camps: Every company found their admirers ana each tent was closely inspected Even after the parade was over and late into the night the electric cars and dummies landed their living freight until a .onowd estimated at 1000 souls was in and round the eneampment. Old men, some of them scared veterans of stern warfare, young men, women and children jostled each other good naturedly in their anxiety to getaclose to their friends, rela- tfves and charmers
 AT LONG RANGE.
 Among the many visitors yesterday were noted Capt. John, D. Elliott, the gallant -quartermaster on the stan of Col Foster, of the Second regiment; Charles L Smith, Dr. G. M. Morrow. Judge Samuel E. Greene, Hon. Daniel A. Greene, Hon. Henry B. Gray, F. w. Fer guson, Jl- Mutd, Capt. J. B. Morsen, MT. and Mrs. Ned McCrossin, Miss Mamie Clary, Arthur CnagdeTs, Miss Rosa, Sloss, Sol Jacobs, Miss MoIlie Jordan, Misses Daisy Moody, Anna Morrow, Willie Nor row, Kate Morrow, Sarah Rogan. Kate Earle. Lundie Sfoss, Miss Mamie Earle, Mir. and Mrs. Beasley, Miss Mira Stroth- CT. Johp Dowsing,' MT. and Mrs. A. A. Smltn ana many others.
 Private Victor Picord, one of the clev- crest members of the Hardie light fnfan- try, was Col Flmore's orderly yesterday and an excellent young orderly he made s' hf T g-ftes# s$
 Lieut.. J. E. Davidson is now acting commanding officer of the Selma Hardie light infantry In the absence of Lieut.. H. H, Hudson, who was called home Mon- day night.
 Private Artis Smith Birmingham boy, who is with Company 1, was not in the dress parade yesterday.
 The following jovial members of the Jefferson Volunteers, Company G, S9e- oRd regiment, Alabama National Guard, were the honored guests of the Hum isvlhe Monte Sano Rifles: First Sergt. F. E. Da- vidlson,. Corpogal J. D. Williamson. A. F. DeFuliack. .s.JPriyalyes Cunningham. Vaughan, Munger Franks and Johns. The boyss fen in line with Company and marched to the mess hall where they enjoyed the repast furnished by Guar lernnaxI.er Joseph simon. F@- zy-Ay 4 rse
 Capt Kaborn is still very much in evil denee ard has everything in ship-shape at all times.
 Members of several of the compa nies formedy hamse1vss ir'to an exploring ex- ped9tion yesterday and came into town to renew 'obd' acquain anceship with Lieut.. Iloutse, Geldsrs.- On former visits h<re They were won't to while away many Hours in ths famous old Acme" and now their bright uniforms are to be noted at all hours cof the day in GeldErs' new restaurant on TWenHeth street.
 Sergt. A M Woo6son, who is d young M. D., is making an excellent quarter
 
 needed, and is always on the lookout for the boys ,.corhforts.
 lsergt. J. B. Russell, of the Alexander Ciy Rifles. is handsome young officer, but he ccn't hit thetarget. He was never much r0f a. marksman except when the faia sex were apouEd
 Only two msmbers of Company H graced the interior of the jug yeater- day. The boys are temperate and do not ''come seben, coTne lsben.'
 Serslt Maj TaEichet. of Demopolis, is one of the hardl,'sa working boys in camp. He Is Ildt only am expert at his business, hssss tsr ashFe1y ca5ver gentleman with it. WhenH< H<1tes leisureIy; strolls around the grounds fHaany spair of eve~ if Jn ssax- 1of1& <<4isSe. follow his magrificens form
 IIeu{ Jce Hodo, of Company H, is not a *h1> tE3as by any means. He cast long- Ing t4ffs8 toward= the lines at the ap- 1fsostf of every -'female, but the com pany's winsome sponsor failed to show up. --v-s
 MT. Loni Hart, of Cincinnati entertain d at lupcflaaa--et-the Morris al 1 o'clock yeca erday the 'fql1oTing gentlemen:
 COT L. l.. Hefzbeilg, of he Third regi- merit Alabama state troops: Capt. J. c. Pug-h of Company c: Can't R M F'lsl ch- ess<efl Company K; Capt E. L. Blue. of Company G; Lieut.. R. Searcy DeMent. of Company K; Messrs. Eugene Gin and Will TNellssf-. s~r