The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-20

trance the Governor and his staff were met
By the FIRST Battalion Of the Fifth Regi-
'aent, accompanied by he reSimcntal band.
As the Governor passed across the parade
ground, en- route to his headquarters the
usual salute to the COInmaudeT-ir-Chief OF
seventeen guns was Hired
At o'clock Governor Tanner reviewed
ara iHSI eCtei the two regiments of the brig
aGe. After tho review. the troops were
rested tCr twenty minutes before parade.
Several thousand people were in attendance
al the exercises. After parade Govern II
Tanner express ID himself as highly pleased
with thu showings made by the Fourth and
Fifth regiments.
Governor Tanner this evening entertained
the commanding officers. Ned. siEc ami stalls
of the Fourth and Fifth regiments AZ din
ner, "A. general headquarters over loo Ciii-
Gers We're present and enjoyed the occasion.
Several invited guests were also IN attend
ance. The menu served Is rarely SURPASSED
in camp.
The Second Brigade vii. complete It's
weeks tOEr OF duty tomorrow. Camp viii
be broken Immediately after the noon mess.
ana by O'Clock some 81 the companies vii
be en- route home. Companies q Of Ef:ing-
ham, b Of Newton ana u OF Robinson. al
rf the Fourth Regiment. VIII return home
on 4 special train. The :GiHsham company
VIII arrive nome at 40 T.. m. tomorrow.
the Newton company a $50 p. IN. and the
Robinson company at 10 /.
Colonel j. :. Culver, the commanding Of
hcer of the Fifth Regiment. with headqua:-
tcrs 1T Springfield, has already received
numerous tenders OF service from private
individuals. who were anxious TO serve with
his regiment ia the event OF its seeing s>.ry-
Zee. The Reverend Il. g. Hobbs. one Of the
Dest-kAown ministers in Central Illinois. ;
anxious TO go as Chaplain of the r,;lrneat
The Reverend Mr.. Hobbs has at different
times visited India. China and the Philip
pines. Henry Mcknight Of Marshall. FIrid
q Co Is also DESTROYS Of going into the serv-
zee with the Fifth.
AS a recognition or the Improvement made
during the week, Colonel culver tonight
rendered a dinner 10 the band of the Fifth
Regiment
The Second Brigade Will be succeeded IN
camp by the Third Brigade commanded by
Genera! William Clendcnin of Moline. The
Third Brigade ia composed % the ThirI
Regiment. commanded by Colonel Arthur
T. Fisher OF Rockford. and the Sixth Reg'-
meEt, commanded by Colonel II. Jack FoS-
ter Of Chicago. General Ciendenin's staff
IS composed of the following:
Lieutenant Colorels-AsSistaut Adiutant
Genera! Frank ). Clerdenin Of Moline As
sLstant Inspector General David L. Clark
of Monmouth. Inspector Of Rifle Practice
Harry q. Gano OF Rock Island and Assistant
Surgeon General Charles {. Carter OF Rock
Island.
hajors--QUartermaster Roy Il. Recce OF
Springfield and Commissary OF Subsistence
Elmer i. Morgan o. Moline.
First L,eutenants and Aids-Wesley T.
zimmerman OF Moline and Edward y. Smith
of Rock Island
The following national guard orders were
issued to-day by Adjutaut General Reecc-
Changing the date Of the election In Com
parry q. Second Infantry. TO july "a
Appointing Frank :. Dickson Acjutant Of
Granting honorable di,harges 20 the FOL
loving Of the naval militia: Orderly Tur-
ney Buck and Chief Master-at-Arms George
x. Looming OF the first ships crew.