The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-09

as follows s l.. McAdoo, A. W. Earnest
C.. II. Kelley. c. j Brady j. II. Beck
j II Dewess, f. u. Fawcett w. \,
Gray G Hutchinson, ED Nutshell, W, II.
Porter. !. s. Snodgrass. w. NJ. Smith. r.
j. Sullivan, G. J. Schwitzer and j. sal
ter.
Some Of the men are criticising the
course pursued by Dr. Charles Wilcox. U. |
S, A., who is supervising the examination. |
hut when 1t is considered that he Is act
ing under explicit orders from the war de- !
partment it is not quite plain why any
blame should be attached to him.
In case McAdoo aud Roberdeau are not !
| rrlnstated and their old commands con
clue to join the service, it. will be neces-
sary for new leaders TO be elected before
the two companies can hi mustered in
MIR. Charles Baker of San Antonio was here
last night and spent some time in an en-
| deavor to show that the proper thing to do
under the circumstances would be to 20
| ahead, and a number OF ustlnites are work
| Ing with the Governors Guard to the same
| end. 1t is pointed ont that the duty OF
the soldiers TO their country is greater, or
should he, at least, than their care for their
| officers, although the latter trait is a very
| cotnmendable one.
The following was received at headquar-
ters here today:
General Order No. 2.
"Adjutant Generals Office. State of
Texas, Austin May IL The following de-
cision of the secretary of war has been
communicated TO the governor by Adiutant
General N C. Corbin IT, s A. All all
solutey necessary expenses for the sub
sistence, transportation, sheltering ald
generally the maintenance of volunteers
uuilns .ne intetV"l pe."pcn thelr enroll
uient Nen,Is'ino"' anu their muster Ior ne,
ing sworn, in n's service " the onited
nected th"rc,,itb such os thr ttro -, oo ~
ficers, cIerks nassnnt,crs otc Gov ,,,.,,,,
ing officers win be met hv the ro,,arN,,,on,
OF the United States from tho proper an
preparation at the disposal of the several
staff departments OF the army. Certified
vouchers for all expenditures herein au-
thoriaed VIII be forwarded to the war de-
par'nlen' ior audit and payment, The
vouchers should be certified by officers OF
the proper staff departments and approved
py Inc nlus'erlns o'lcers,
Al, accounts Tor expenses incurred by
aut"o'Hy OF 'ne ueeis'oh should be fuiiy
. .ternNsu .auant'ues' prices oates and pur'
pss,c.r ,,p,,rebastns t na' su,e'ii.u 10 ny me
, hy ,ho ,,us,orir,, of,,nnr y, "P i" ". ',
, o. ,,,uI ~, W rug united
- so ,so ,v ,,r nanr, uv,o'e .uos ave o,Warued
g Nv order Of tho poycrnor
A ". Wozcncroft Ad,,nnt C.onora,
I -
NOTES
d visitors ;, ,ho rrr,hor =. ..,,. .noo
5 among them many ladies' were ~ ,hn
: camn today
= 60 ,,, -
$ 30 1N"e Ma,"' o, 'he san Antonio
,.,a,,a, a ~ ut oy MISS Emily Little
5 Nv 'os' a'"uua"''e's 'ouas'
NUMBER 9t ,he olu soldiers from the
r .ohteuera'e home We're reviVing old NOM
y or'es ny LOOMING over the camp today.
a The company streets OF the camp are I,
!, excellent shape and the old Confederate,
S say that IL reminds them OF old times
The quarters OF the Houston Light
= Guard the Emmett Rifles and the Calves
! ton Rifles are among the hest kent in tn,
!, camp.
- Sergeant McAlnine Of tho calves,o,
rifles saws that his command is coDah,,
! | Of hui,5Iny n railroad Ia Austin IN 80
!. Is needed
- MArhls.--rhe citkens OF Lasarto ant
:, T.,o ine. ~ tne Guy OF tne former last
a.. ~ -, ~, y, ~ nonu guar"