The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14

Drill calls.
| First call. IT'S a m.
! Recsll. ai25 A. M.
| Afternoon.
FRS, call $50
| Recall. SAC
= Hours of subsistence issues:
First regiment. 70 S a. m.
second regiment, s to ga m.
.mru regiment, 0 To 10 A. IN
| a. m. '' T" w a.
-, 81 There will be TWO calls for reyeille,
h. ehn guard mounting. First call
uy orderly pugler, second call by resi-
mental musicians. All other calls bv
orderly bugler. M calls sounaei under
we surveillance OF officer of day and
o,neeI oi 'ht guard. rs far as 1t may be
hosters as required by United States
army regulations will be kept.
D Tile morning reports of Tho com
Iahle9 viii be signed by company com
,ianaers ana first sergeant aud handed
| W au!utunl before s O'clock
| ~ Dahy passes to leave camp will be
ssusa py company commanders only be-
rweeh me hours of 10 Il. nj. ana Z n. m.
so,,' S''vi, must be exercised IL granting
SAINT ana only TO a limited MUNGER In
each Organization. They must al hs
Sighed by the company commander md
| ptueiNsd by the men to be handed
paVN 10 their respective company COM
n.uheers on return to camp Leave OF
absence at any other time will be pre-
| senlea 70 the regimental commanding
uineer ana to be considered must be APP
| rIoNea by company and battalion COM
| maldeis.
Austin, Texas, May 2.--The following
order was issued today:
| meaeqnarters Camp Mabry, May i2,
1879 General Order No 9:
j. Heiails for The guard will be made
| from each company and made BY roster.
There will be one officer of he suari
ana one field officer OF the day in each
regiment. There will be one Held Of
ncer Of the day detailed from these
headquarters, who win have general sup
er'ision Throughout the limits of Camp
MaDry, as authorized by article CO, arti-
cles OF war.
:. The designated commander of regi-
mental organizations before muster into
the service of the United States, now
at Camp Mahiy, will conform to all or
ders issued by the colonel commanding
FIRST Texas infantry as far as it may
be practicable.
g. Squad end company drill in elose
ana extended order until further orders
VIII be the scope covered by drill.
.. Company commanders will at once
divide their companies into squads. ap-
point squad leaders and instruct the
squad leaders as to their duties and
responsibilities. In quarters these squad
leaders will be located with their re-
speetive squads as far as II may be prac-
ticatle.
g. The attention o, company command
ers IS called to articles 26G, PA, 276. PIT,
US, 2I9 and $50, army regulations. and
they will be enforced as far as Il may
BE- practicable under conditions exist
Ing.
DR.. Charles Wilcox, United States army.
is not at all pleased with the way the
medical examinations are being carried
OUT and he does not hesitate 10 say So
TITS all farce" he declared to The
Post correspondent yesterday in a very
emphatic way. Il was sent here to con-
duct the examinations and | tried to carry
out my instructions, but after the matter
of the rejection OF Captains McAdoo and
Roberdeau cropped out with the final re-
suits attending IT, have been practically
powerless TO execute my orders. Men who
are rejected by the examiners Oh account
of physical defects have been reinstated
on being given second trial, and / AM
told many who had AT first been thrown
out by the board lave enlisted with other
companies and been favorabiy passed OH.
Altogether am Disguised with the entire
matter and will be glad when 1t is An
ished."
In this connection It r1ay be stated that
the lodges worked by recruits In order
to get into the service, defects and all. are
many and varied. One man, who claimed
to be d member of q cavalry troop. told
The Post correspondent today in answer
to question why he was not being exam
ined together with the other members of
his command, that another man was be-
fore the board for him. As he walked off
1t was noticed that one OF his feet was de-
formed, and yet II the man who went be-
fore the surgeons In his name passed sat
isfactorily there is nothing that VIII pre-
vent him from entering the seryice eX-
cept Lieutenant Elliott's quick eye when
the troop is mustered in. II the officer
notices the defornity the recruit will he
thrown out il not he viii go in az one of
Uncle Sans soldiers.
The roster Of the Tom Campbell Rifles CT
Mlano, Company l, First infantry, is as
follows:
Captain. r. w. Hearno: first Lieutenant,
o. r. Storm, second lieutenant, l.. Bedell,
Sergeants First, j. j.. Little quarter-
master, Il. j. lemp; second b c. Love;
third. o. NJ, Williams; fourth. c. Turner,
ffrh, ". r. White,
Corrorals--J. McBurnett. j. d. Wood. T.
l.. Combs, J. MCGOWAN. j. NJ. Johnston, L.
W. Smith.
Frivates--W. f. Reid. L. 9. Davis. J.
Grown. N Beck, A. Williams. A. Alto, o.
Baxter, j. l.. Brewer. j. G. Brymer, II. +.
BIssa, l.. Campbell J. r. Caraway. p. J.
Chambers, j. T. Chitwood. w. II. Chitwooi.
C. Clark. T, W. Connolly. o. Cnilds, j. d.
Carroll. j. Cory, r.. S. Dayidson. i. Engle.
r. b. Erving, T. l.. Fisher. C. +. Fleming.
A. p. Flepagen. Il. d. Gafford, w. +. CAT
ford, j. B. Graham, L. A. Horton, j. T..
Horton, w. NJ. Hillard, G. w. Howard, ].
n. Hatfield G.. b. Hayden. o. NJ. Hayden,
+, r. Holland, P. Jones, A. r. Jones, ].
Lcnar. T. Lewis. S, Levi. R. Fl. Mongrel,
]. A. Materk, W. ]. Matherson. G. w. Ma
therson. G. c. Marquis, II. F, McCawley, J.
|. Mosely, T, S. Mossly, T. w. Nolan, I.
Plant, C. Plussley, j. w Robinson. j. II.
Reeves, H. c, Stevens, J, r. Simpson. j. l..
Scogin, II. Silvey, d. NJ. Stevens. Il. S.
sralding, j. Tulng, w ]. Terry, u. white.
II. f. Womack, b. Youngblood, e. Var
brough, B. Zukes r. Zimmerman.
This command was named In honor o,
Hon. Tom Campbell OF Palestine and is one
of the best disciplined organizations in
camp. Its leader, Captain Roy Hearne, is