The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-11
REVIEW BY GOVERNOR
COLONEL WILEY COMMANDED
 THE REGIMENT.
Montgomery Greys and Montgomery Blues Were Cheered by the Spectators-Commander-in-
 Chief Commands Troops.

Eufaula. July 1O.-(special)-Eve conceivable space cn the sidewalks was thronged with visitors this after noon. eager to see the soldiers pass in review before the Governor. The regi- ment was lined up at camp and march ed through Broad Street under com mand of Colonel Wiley and his stafg. and came to a halt in the business part Of town. The Governor and his stan reviewed the troops on horse back. The following order was issued: The Governor congratulates the commanding officer of the End Alabama Regiment, A. N. G., upon the soidierIy bearing of the men composing his com mand and upon the good order and dis cipline. both of officers and men. of the regiment. This regiment during the present encampment has reflected cred it upon the State.
 By order of the Governor.
 "W. w. Brandon,
 "Adjutant General"
 An order was also pu ,lished to the effect and by the order of the Gov ernor. that they will have a regimental inspection in the morning at 9:3O o'clock. Governor Jelks was loudly cheered as he rode through the streets. The Montgomery Greys and the Mont gomery Blues were at their best and came in for some hearty cheers as they passed.
 A detachment of the Luverne Com pany arrived last night and was met with cheers at the depot, from whence they marched at once to the camp grounds.
 Last night the elegant home of MT. and Mrs. E. B. Young, on College Hill, was made beautiful with many lights and flowers. The occasion was a re- ception rendered by Lieutenant W. Hu- bert Young of the Eufaula Rifles com- plimentary to the officers of the regi- ment, and those of his company. The occasion was graced by the presence of the beauty and chivalry of the city. The repast was royal. embracing de- licious ices and dainties of every de- scription, and was most heartily en- joyed. The program was made up of music and social chats about the cozy corners, and was kept up until quite late hour. Lieutenant Young was at his best, and saw to the comfort and pleasure of his guests, with a degree of hospitality that characterized him as a host of superior fitness for such oc- casions. He was assisted in receiving by his sisters, Miss Maybell Young and Mrs. c. c. Holt of Macon. Ga.. and Misses Camilla Lamar and Catherine Jelks.
 The provost guard on Broad Street has been abandoned and the troops are remarkably orderly.
 A provost guard had to be sent out last night at o'clock to bring in some of the men who were prone to disobey orders in keeping late hours.
 Today being Governors Day, the city was flooded with visitors from all sec tions; the streets were thronged, and hundreds who perhaps had never seen an encampbent of soldiers, eagerly sought the bluff and took in the sights. The regimental band regaled the Vis- ltors with some open-air concerts, and the soldiers have been jolly and ill the best of spirits all day. The lines were open this morning and many of the soldiers were up town during the day, and their behavior was excellent. Bar ring the little scrap of Monday morn ing, which, after all, was mere tritie. the best of order has prevailed, and no unbecoming conduct has been noticed.
 Governor Jelks and his stan reached the city last night and enjoyed the morning hours with Colonel Wiley and his staff in camp, where details or the review were arranged.
 Lieutenant Joseph of Company A re- turned to camp from Montgomery this morning, bringing with him ten mem bers of his company who could not | leave last Saturday.
 Miss Susie Offutt, sponsor and Miss Kitty Lahey, maid of honor of Com pany A, Montgomery Greys, have reached the city and are in camp to- day. Miss Stella Foy of this city will also act as maid of honor for Com pany A.
 Capt NJ. HI" Hurt of Company K, Tuscaloosa. is officer of the day and Lieutenant Quinn of Company of Selma is officer of the guard fcer of the day to detail a squad of twenty men to act as guard in the streets of Eufaul9 this afternoon on dress parade Capt Noble J. Wiley and Lieutenant ". w. Walker of Troop A. Montgomery. are visiting camp to- day.