The age-herald., 1900-08-26
A Tribute to the Memory of
 the Dead Hero.
SECOND REGIMENT COMES
Grounds Lately Evacuated By the Third Occupied By Another Regi- ment of the National Guard
 Col. Wiley in Command.

Lawton.
 The tented field by beautiful East Lake was rechristened yesterday when the Sec ond Regiment, A N. G., arrived there, and this time it bears the name of a dis tinguished American officer who led many brilliant and successful charges against the enemy, and whose memory is secure in the hearts of his countrymen. It now bears the name of soldier who gave up his life in the service of his country and who was a stranger to fear
 The first order issued by Colonel Wiley yesterday was one naming the camp for Major General Henry w Lawton. under whom he served several months on the Island of Cuba during and subsequent to the Spanish-American war. The order read as follows:
 '-Regimental Order No. l.
 '" It is a glorious thing to die for ones country
 "A knightly, a peerless soldier, a brave unselfish, patriotic, magnificent officer, who for well night forty years wearing the uni form Of a regular in the United States army, whether on battle field or in camp in peace or in war, rendered such dis tinguished services in the most trying hours of his country's history as to win the love, confidence and admiration of the American people, died on the fighting line at San Mateo, in the island of Luzon, uni versally lamented. His untimely taking off came as a personal bereavement to every liberty-loving citizen of the nation. fss .7 'In commemoration, therefore, of the chivalric Major General Henry W. Law ton, the hero of Fl Caney, as well as in recognition of the virtue he exemplified by his life and character, this camp will be known as- Camp Lawton. 5sl4.#4 "RV of Iiautppanf (fplanal Wiley. ..,n. s
 "C. A. ALLEN, JR.,
 First Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant.
 The Third Evacuates
 The last companies of the Third Regi- ment returned to their respective homes yesterday, most of them leaving the city shortly after noon. Colonel Smith, Adju- tant Kenney, Captains Martin, Morgan and other officers remained in camp until the afternoon. but the companies came in town earlier in the day in order to catch the trains.
 The company from Selma arrived in Bir- mingham about 6 o'clock yesterday morn- ing and went immediately to camp and re- heved the detail form the Third Regiment that had been standing guard. The next companies to arrive were those from Mont gomery, Wetumpka, Prattvilie and Tusca- loosa- The companies form Opeiika, Phe- nix City, Eufaula and Tuskegee arrived at an early hour last night.
 Lieutenant Colonel A. A. Wiley of Mont gomery is in command of the camp in the absence of Colonel Henry B. Foster of Tuscaloosa, who is detained at his home by sickness. The staff officers of the reg iment are as follows:
 Majors-E H. Graves, H. B. May and C. R. Bricken.
 First Lieutenant and Acting Adjutant- Charles A. Allen.
 Captain and Quartermaster-John D. FL liott
 Captain and Commissary of Subsistence W. T. Sheehan.
 Captain and Surgeon-G. B. Wilberly Captain and inspector of rifle practice Samuel Friedman.
 Captain and Chaplain-Neal l. Anderson First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon J. L. F'ant.
 Sergeant Major--E. J. Northington
 The following is the roster of all the com panies that had furnished the Adjutant with list of their members present up to 6 o'clock yesterday evening:
 Company A, Siontc emery Greys
 Captain-D. c. Williamson
 First Lieutenant-H. c. Carter
 First Sergeant-W. R. Wilkinson.
 Quartermaster Sergeant--J. G. King.
 SergeantS-Ben Parker, J. Y. Beame. Corporals-William Frazer, Alex Carter Privates-J w. Bullock Jr.. J. G. Cloud, w. E. Campbell, J. c. Cheney. M c. Cock rel F. E.. Cade, c. C. DeBardeeben, E. IT. Holt, c. w. Hubbard, J. A. Jones, G. H. Jones, E. H. Jackson, l.. W. Lamar, M H. Moore, Tom Pickett A. B. Rutledge, P. H. Rutiedge, T. B. Taylor, J. O. Williamson. Compsny E. PrattyiIie
 Captain-H B. Miller
 First Iieutenant-James M. Ward.
 Second Lieutenant-W. R. Archibald. First Sergeant--D J. McCord. Sergeants-H. w. Thompson, J. Hunt A. H. Murray, B. H. Gaines.
 Quartermaster Sergeant-W. A Haynes. Corporals-W N. McBry, O. Allen, H. B. Gaines D. Golden.
 Privates J. Babbett, w. Bridges, D.. Chambless. C. Foster, w. Johnson, s. Jones' P King, B. Ledbetter, T. Norris, D. Proctor, w. R. Smith, w. K. Stacker, G. B. Walls, A. Trice.
 Company D, Montgomery True Blues Captain-Charles F. Anderson.
 First Lieutenant-Charles A. Allen, Jr., detached
 First Sergeant-E. F. Baber Jr.
 Sergeants-E. W. Linstedt ". F. Weiss. Corporals-W. W. Seay, E. T. Ledyard. Privates = c. Adams, A. J. Buchauer, George Dibble George Ford, D. Goode, -  perman, r. Reynolds, II. Fl. Totum, Will liam Terry.
 Lieutenant Goode and A number of men are expected to arrive today
 Company r, Tuscaloosa
 Capair-W. A. Collier.
 First sergeant-E. T. ozment. Sergeant-E Hagler Ryan. ei .Privates-A. ". Fades, Friedman, Gluck, Hammer, Hardin, Moore, Ryan, w; Shir- ley, Thornton, Wilson, w; Wilson. c.
 Company H. Opelika
 First Lieutenant--E L.. Edwards, com handing. zs First Sergeant-R. W. Butler.
 Sergeants-S. H. Burns, w. L. Greene, McCrary Jenkins. t Corporals--J. D. Farley, G. B. Edwards, Tofbert Gibson. q ti liuHf sfa sHtsers PrivatesAArant, Barnes, Buchanan, Cobb.