The age-herald., 1901-07-27
ARTILLERY AND
 CAVALRY TROOPS The Camp at Mobile Named
 for Senator PettuS LIST OF THE OFFICERS Governor JeIks and His Staff Are Ex- pected at Mobile Monday, Though
 It Has Not Been Definite
 ly Decided On.
LIST OF THE OFFICERS

Mobile, July 26.-(Specia1. )--The encamp- ment of the artillery battalion and the cavalry squadron of the Alabama State National Guard is on near this city. There are about 300 men in camp and an enjoya- ble and beneficial experience is expected.
 The camp was today named Camp Ed mund W. Pettus. The order was read at dress parade this evening before the as- sembly squadron of cavalry. It Is expect ed that Governor Jelks and his staff will be down on Monday, in which event that would be Governors Day. A positive re- ply reply from the adjutant general is due tomorrow regarding this matter.
 The officers of the cavalry squadron are as follows:
 Major, James T. Beck of Camden; adju- tant, A. G. Forbes, Montgomery; commits sary. L. L. Lasser, Montgomery; quar- termaster, John F. Burns, Selma sur- geon, R. H. Fitzpatrick, Camden; assist ant surgeon, W. L. Rosamond, Birming- ham; chaplain, Rev. H. R. Walker, At more; sergeant-major, Ray Rushton Montgomery.
 Major Beck was not in camp yesterday but arrived in the city last night and was at the camp today Captain Atkins, of Troop c of Selma, yesterday commanded the cavalry camp. Until the arrival of Major Beck there was little executive business transacted In this camp.
 Officers of Cavalry.
 The following are the officers of the cavalry troops present:
 Troop A of Montgomery Capt N J. Wiley, First Lieutenant w o. Garside, Second Lieutenant w. W. Walker, Junlor Second Lieutenant Thomas Robinson. This troop is thirty-eight strong and Is excellently mounted and outfitted. They are accompanied by the Montgomery Mill tary Band
 Troop of Selma-Capt V. w. Atkins, Second Lieutenant G. c. Phillips, Junior Second Lieutenant James P. Daugherty. This troop is thirty-two strong, with new trappings and good mounts.
 Troop D of Birmingham = Capt. J. B. Morson, First Lieutenant E. J. McCross- in, Second Lieutenant Cliff Price, Junior Second Lieutenant A. J. Hall, First Ser geant Ed Downey. This troop is forty-one strong.
 Troop B of Camden = Capt. James D. Jenkins, First Lieutenant Sherwood Bon ner, Second Lieutenant Edward B. Tate, Junior Second Lieutenant Samuel w. Me Intosh, First Sergeant N. D. Godbold, Quartermaster Sergeant T. c. Savage, Sergeants J. D. Jones, J. D. Bryant, Jr.. R. E. Dunn, Color Sergeant T. A. Powe, Corporals Tate, Bryant and Beck.
 Captains Wiley and Morson both of whom were in camp here last year, have many friends In this city and were given a cordial welcome. They declare they are glad to be back here again.
 The Artillery.
 Major s. T. Wescott of Montgomery is present and In command of the camp of the artillery battalion. The batteries present and their officers are:
 Battery of Mobie-Captain Rudolph Benz; First Lieutenant Joseph H. Nor vile; Second Lieutenant Y. W. Pringle; Junior Second Lieutenant Walter W. Clark; First Sergeant Lester w. Car rington; Quartermaster Sergeant w. j.. Stewart; Stable Sergeant John Hen. dricks; Ordnance Sergeant E. J. Burgess There are over forty men in camp be- longing to this battery, with the full quo- ta of guns.
 Battery of Montgomery-Captain Charles Hinderer; First Lieutenant Sam Rosewald; Second Lieutenant w. T. Per ry; Junior Second Lieutenant J. M AL lem First Sergeant o. B. Smith; Quarter master Sergeant Dan Downs; Ordnance Sergeant w. w. Heron; Stable Sergeant J. W. Dantzler. This battery has thir- ty-seven men In camp.
 Battery C. of Selma-Captain. I. N. Eddy; Second lieutenant, L. Phillips; ju- nior Second lieutenant, w. H. Colson; First sergeant J. w. Gamble; quarter | master sergeant, w. D. Nee; stable ser geant and ordinance sergeant are vacant. | There are thirty-eight men in camp from l this battery.
 The following is the roster of the Mont | gomery Military Band, which is present | with the Montgomery cavalry: David w. | W. Fuller, leader; O. E. Courtney, solo B | flat ccrnet; F. c. Wheeler, first cornet; Hal Crump, second cornet; Joseph Catan- zano, clarinet; A. s. Rhodes, Alfred Ross, altos; F. L. Moreland, P. Jay Morgan, l trombones; H. c. Smith, euphonium; J. l W. Moore, bass; John Reilly. small drum F. B. Meyer, Jr, bass drum; W. F. Christian drum major.