The age-herald., 1900-08-24
THIRD REVIEWED
 BY THE GOVERNOR
Large Crowd Present Despite
 the InCIement Weather.
ENCAMPMENT NEARING END
Second Regiment Commanded by Lieu tenent- Colonel Wiley of Montgom- cry Comes Tomorrow-Con-
 gratulations to Officers

Governor Johnston reviewed the Third Regiment at Camp Finch yesterday after noon. A large crowd of men and women was present to witness the ceremony, de- spite the indictment weather.
 The review was scheduled for 5:3O o'clock, had gathered at the camp grounds, and many more were on their way from the city. Rain, however, began falling about a quarter past 5, and continued until about o'clock, when it cleared up. During the rain several hundred persons, who had ar rived at the lake just as it began and while it was falling, sought shelter in the pavilion and did not reach the parade grounds in time to see the review.
 Governor Johnston and his staff arrived at the East Lake station at about 5:15 and were met by Company l. Captain Har- rison commanding, which was his escort to camp. The rain had been falling for some time, and the quarter of mile from the station to camp was made in double time. The rain was not hard enough, how ever, to do much damage, and the Cover nor and his staff and the escort arrived in camp in comparatively dry condition
 The Review
 As soon as the rain let up the regiment was marched out onto the parade ground and formed for the review. Governor John ston, accompanied by Colonel Smith and his staff and the Governors staff, took their positions at the place designated for the reviewing officers.
 When the adjutant had made his report Adjutant General w. w. Brandon ad- vanced to the center and published Gen eral Order No, g, current series, congratu- lating Colonel Smith on the splendid ap- pearance and the good condition of his regiment, and Company I, Captain Harri- son commanding, his escort from the sta ton to the camp, on their soldierly bear ing.
 The Governors staff consists of the fol- lowing: Adjutant General w. w. Brandon; Quartermaster General, Barry Holt Pay master General, A. II. Stevens; Judge Ad- vocate General W. R. Nelson; Inspector General, W. N. Pride; Inspector of Rifle Practice, J. Lee Long; Aide-de-C Camp, F. Schillinger; Ordinance Officer and Clerk in the Adjutant Generals offie, C. A. Allen.
 OGicers Entertain
 More visitors were at camp last night than on any other evening except Sunday. The officers had quite number of friends take supper with them, and the repast served was elegant and bountiful in every respect. Captain Barnes Morgan, who has charge of the commissary department, sees to it that the men have plenty to eat and of the best. The fare served to the visitors last night was about the same the men have been getting all week. Captain Nor gan has made himself popular with the boys at Camp Finch and he deserves the many good things they say of him.
 Governor Johnston and his staff will take dinner with the soldiers at Camp Finch at noon today.
 Among the visitors at Camp Finch last night were several members of the Hey Bill'' Club, which is encamped al Hawkins Springs. In this party were MT. and Mrs. Eugene Ensen, Misses Mary c. Whet- stone. Eula Bingham, Ferry Nabb, Ada Bowron, Jessie Norris, Elizabeth Brady, T. Wilcox, T. R. Shields, John T. Patton, G. H. Davis, c. E. Jackson, l.. F. Stol- lenwerck, Hubert Drennen, Captain Cary Thompson and Lieutenant John T. Yeat- man of the Jefferson Volunteers mem- bers of the Hey Bills, and met the club at camp.
 First tG Leave
 Companies D, I and L will leave camp this afternoon for their homes in Annis- ton, Oxford and Talladega. The other companies will leave tomorrow.
 The Second regiment comes to camp Finch tomorrow. Lieutenant Colonel A A. Wiley of Montgomery will be in command, Colonel H. B. Foster being i'll at fis home in Tuscaloosa. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Owen were vis- itors in camp last night.
 Company D has issued a challenge to any company in camp for competative drill. So far no enc has accepted.
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