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mingham. battalion, has returned to his old position in the First National bank, in | this city. Major Smith has always been popular, both as a military man and a citi- | zen He, too. is candidate for sheriff of ! Jefferson county in 1900, and his friends | consider him right up in the front of the | race.
 | His battalion adjutant, First Lieutenant | Leon Schwarz, has also returned to his old
 place in the First National bank. Major D. D. Mcleod, of the Second | battalion. has returned to Anniston, where he will resume the practice of law. Lieutenant P. G. Seamen, Major Me- Leod's battalion adjutant, Is back with the telephone exchange in Anniston. Major O. Kyle. of the Third battalion,
 has returned to Decatur. where he is prac- ticing law. Major Kyle is a member Of the legislature from his county. Lieutenant Lawrence E. Brown, his bat taion adjutant, has returned home to Scottsboro. He is managing editor Of the Progressive Age.
 Chaplain Owen P Fitzsimmons has for the past month been in active discharge or his duties as rector of St. Mary s-on-tne- Highlands.
 Regimental Adiutant Lucien c. Brown Is back in the grain business on Morris ave- nue. as a member of the firm of Estes < Brown. His Is considered one of the most exasperating "jobs" in the army. but Ad- jutant Brown through the whole SIX months of the Firsts service diseharged | his duties to the entire satisfaction. not | only of his commanding officers, but to the l whole regiment
 First Lieutenant F. NJ Wood. the regi- | mental uuartsrmaster, is again in Wood l lawn engaged in the drug and coal busi- ness.
 Major W. J. Kernachan. the regimenta1 | surgeon, is still sick at his home in Flor ence After his recovery. he will resume l the practice of medicine In that city. | Assistant Surgeon R. Y. Fletcher has | returned to Huntsville where he is prac- l ticing his profession.
 Assistant Surgeon Lewis Morris who re- | signed his position in the army month | or two ago. is now practicing in this city. l Even though he was out of the service, | Dr. Morris did splendid work for the sick | of the regiment when they first returned | from Jacksonville, and the men in the hos | pital were devoted to him. | Assistant Surgeon Hardie Johnston who | also resigned from the regiment two or three months ago. is now resident physician for the Woodward company near Bessemer.
 of the army physicians detailed on duty with the First for the month 1t was in camp at Birmingham, has returned to Sul- livan Island, South Carolina. Company Officers COMPANY A-Captain W. J. Parkes of the Woodlawn Light infantry, has re- turned to his old position in the railway mail service First Lieutenant William Mudd Martin has resmed his old business
 in Birmingham. Second Lieutenant l.. c. Montgomery is back with the Dispatch
 Printing company in this city. | COMPANY B-Captain w. M. Martin, of the Wheeler Rifles, Florence, who was
 formerly one of the assistant cashiers in
 bank at Florence, will in future be in the 1I.r.I1 TVt Vtr-t
 Lieutenant R. L. Brown has returned to
 his jewelry business in Florence. Second
 Lieutenant R. E. Simpson is again prac-
 tcing law in Florence.
 COMPANY C-Captain Nelson A. Can
 ming of the Etowah Rifles, will resume the
 practice of law in Gadsden, it is said.
 First Lieutenant J. l.. Daniel Is in the
 mercantile business in Gadsden. Second
 Lieutenant Hasson is again with the El-
 liott car wheel works al Anniston.
 COMPANY D-Captain George W. Turn
 lin, of the Woodstock Guards, will again
 be engaged in the insurance business in
 Anniston. First Lieutenant B. R. Field
 will be cashier for the Louisville and Nash
 vile railroad at Anniston Second Lieu tenant Hamilton Bowie is with cordage
 company in Anniston
 COMPANY E-Captain w. E. Wallace,
 of the Joe Johnston Rifles, Decatur, has
 returned to his live stock business in De-
 
 takes up his old business of drumming for Nashville firm. Second Lieutenant w. J.
 Webb has been appointed by Governor
 Johnston a second lieutenant in the Third
 Alabama He will be in Captain Harris Vaughns company.
 COMPANY F-Captain H. C.. Laughln,
 of the Huntsville Rifles, is back in the fur niture and undertaking business in Hunts
 ville First Lieutenant R. Searcy Dement, is the drug business in Huntsville. Second
 Lieutenant Thomas M. Hooper is now in
 Huntsville trying hard to get position
 in the regular army.
 COMPANY G-Captain H. B. Kennedy
 of the Jefferson Volunteers, is again on
 the road for the May & Thomas Hardware
 company of Birmingham. First Lieuten-
 ant Richard B. Going is as yet undecided.
 He says, however, he will not go back in
 the drug business. His friends say he is
 contemplating marrying an heiress. Sec
 ond Lieutenant Frank E. Davidson. Jr.,
 has returned to his old place as one of the
 assistant county surveyors. COMPANY H-Captain T. T. Huey, of
 the Bessemer Rifles, has taken his old
 place as city clerk of Bessemer. First Lieutenant J. B. Houston has gone to Sa-
 vannah from whence he says he will go to Cuba to seek his fortune. Second Lieu tenant J. M. Perkins is now serving with the Seventh army corps in Jacksonville, as assistant quartermaster to Captain Guessez who is on General Wheatons staff. It is almost certainty that Lieu tenant Perkins will get an appointment in the regular army.
 COMPANY I-Captain Arthur Harrison, of the Oxford Rifles, is back in the mer- cantile business at Oxford. First Lieuten- ant Tom Cooper has returned to his busi- ness in Oxford Second Lieutenant c. L. 1 Sitto has his old place in Talladega bank. | The friends of Lieutenants Cooper and | Sitton say, however, that they will remain in Birmingham to go in the typewriter business
 COMPANK K-Captain Charles Ledbet- | ter, of the Birmingham Rifles, is out of the l Biddle-Ledbetter Cycle company, and is | not yet located. First Lieutenant Edward l Johnston has been appointed by Governor l Johnston as a captain in the Third Ala | bama Volunteers and has left to take com- | mand of his company. Second Lieutenant ! Henry Dean is again within Louisville and l Nashville railroad in this city. COMPANY 1.-The Huey Guards, of East Lake, was the only company to lose an officer by death during the six months | qarvica of 10 reQiruapf Their 0o1lapt