The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-12
TO BREAK CAMP TODAY
sMALLNEss OF APPROPRIATION
 THE CAUSE.
Montgomery oreys and Montgom- cry Blues Give an Exhibition Drill and are Cheered by
 the Spectators.

Eufaula. July u.-(SpeciaD-Comp ments vera showered on the Montgon,- cry Crews end the Montgomery Blues yesterday afternoon. After the review the two companies remained on the streets and gave some exhibitions or their skill in drilling and 1t was SC fa.Iitless as to call forth repeated cheers from the vast throns of spec tat0rs. The Greys enjoy the rcruta- tion of being the best drilled soldiers in camp.
 The military ball ct the AYmory last nigh. was brillian. success and was graced by the presence of the city's most beautiful young women and many from other sections, The soldiera turncl cut en rnasse and dancing was enjoyed until quite | late hour.
 Last night at the Opera House 4, Gilded Fcol' was presented by Mont gomerv amateurs for the benefit of the Montgomery Grcys. The house was filled.
 owing 10 the limited appropriations it has been decided to break camp Friday morning Instead of Saturday as was at first anticlpa ted. greatly to the regret of many who havo been daiy enjoying visit 60 the camp.
  joyed an interesting game Of baIl or the school grounds this morning which drew out a large ni mber Of spectators At s o'clock last night the regimen rendered Governor Jelks and his stan luncheon at the mess hall. The spread | was tempting and sumptuous and wa' greatly enjoyed.
 Colonel Wiley spent today at Ross- land. four miles north of the city where he met a warm welcome from a score or more of Friends. His stah vas dined at o'clock by the actins chaplain of the regiment. Rev. 1nnh O. AdamG
 At 6:1o o'clock D. m. yesterday Col. onel Wiley ordered the officers cal and they assembled at regimental head quarters with side arms and white gloves. Ir a short time the bugler an nounced the approach of the Governor The guard was turned out and while the band played the Governor and his stan rode up Colonel W. W. Brandon. Ao' iutant General and Chief of Stan. dis- mounted and saluting Colonel whey said:
 "sir. I hase the honor to announce that Ills Exceilency and the chief oi our forces is in your presence. The Governor and his staff dismount ed and ewer introduced by Col onel Wiley to the staff. heid officers and line. immediately after | which preceded by the band they pod' up Broad Street, followed by the regi ment to where the review took place. The camp has been unusually que | to lay. In the absence or Coione Wiley, Major E. H. Graves is com manding. The men are loud in thei praises of the hospitality extende' them by the citizens of the Blum Cit and especially of the ladies who nav
 been attentive net only to the officers
 but the privates as well.
 l The Demopolis company (M) nav the cleanest record of any company o the ground. While their tents are no so conveniently situated, they are
 neat as a pin and not a single mem l her has been confined in the guar house. They are an orderly. well
 behaved lot of men, always ready 10
 duty and present quite handsome ap l pearance. It is claimed that tnel
 captain. Mir. B. G.. Wilson, is second t none in knowledge of military man
 The Greys and the Blues will reac
 Montgomery about g o'clock tomor
 TOW morning. The camp has anorde
 inc citizens a great deal Of pleasure
 and none would object to a camp "hel the season rolls round again.