The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-02-26
MILITARY DAY.
Tie Citizen Soldiers Of the State Move
on Charleston.
INVASION & PEACEACLE ONE.
Special Trains Began Their Jour
neys to the City by the Sea
on Friday Morning With

neys to the City by the Sea
on Friday Morning With
the Boys.
Friday the citizen Soldiery Of South
Carolina. thanks to the general as
scmbly in providing transportation,
moved in body upon Charleston. and
pitched their tents on the exposition
grounds. The big parade, exhibition
and review took place Saturday in
honor of WaShington'S birthday.
There was at least three thousand
men in camp on the grounds near to
the model camp of the United States
marines. These latter have been in
Charleston since the first Of December
and will remain until the close of the
exposition. it being their special duty
to guard the government exhibit.
THE PARADE.
The parade was commanded by Col
Willie Jones. The following companies
from the country participated:
FIRST REGIMENT CAVALRY.
Troop A-Capt. \. G. Evans, Edge
field.
Troop B--Capt. NJ. NJ. Seabrook
Edisto.
Troop C--Capt. r. C. Richardson
Jr., Pamela.
Troop D-Capt. A. D. Richbourg
st. Paul.
Troop E-Capt. T. S. Sinkler, Char
lesion.
Troop. F-Capt. D. c. Hayward
Walterboro.
Troop Capt. W. y. Sauls, Gill
sonville.
Troop H-Capt. R. G. Causey, Eu
tawville.
Troop Capt. j. C. Bailey. Okla
tie.
Troop K-Capt. B. O. Bourne, Sam
pit.
Troop L-Capt. J. NJ. Oliver, Con
way.
Troop M-Capt. ". T. Owens
Monck'S Corner.
Detached-Capt. II. 7. Mcdonald
Georgetown.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Col. J. C. Boyd, Commanding.
Company A-Capt. r. NJ. Blythe
Greenville.
Company B-Capt. J. G. Richards.
Liberty Hill.
Company C-Smyth Rifles, Capt. J,
I. West, Pelzer.
Company D-Capt. H. T. Hall,
Gaines.
Company E-Capt. VIM. MCGOWAN.
Spartanburg.
Company Capt. John +. Langs-
ton, Clifton.
Company G-Capt. MI. Wallace,
Cornwell
Company H-Capt. W. A. Hudgins.
Honea Path.
Company Capt. R. G. Mills, Ches'
ter.
Company K-Fort Mill Light In
fantry, Capt. T. B. Spratt, Fort Mill.
Company L-Jasper Light Infantry
Capt. W. B. Moore, Yorkville.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Lieut-Col. D. O. Herbert, Com
manding.
Company A-Capt. NJ. L. Smith,
Camden.
Company B-Capt. W. R. Wright,
Bamberg.
Company C-Tillman Volunteers,
Capt. J. II. ClafTy, Orangeburg.
Company D-Capt. F. W. Glenn,
Columbia.
Company E-Timmonsville Guards,
Capt. W. II. Keith. Timmonsville.
Company F-Capt. O. B. Rosenger.
Orangeburg.
Company Capt. \. 7. Darby.
Fort Motto.
Company H-Capt. T. S. poar,
Sumter.
Company K-Lieut. G. r. Rembert.
Columbia.
Greenwood Guards-Capt. Ira B.
Taylor, Greenwood
Company L-Columbia Light In
fantry, Capt. c. T. Lipscomb, Colum-
bia.
THIRD REGIMENT, OUTSIDE OF CHAR
LESION.
Company F-Capt. S. NJ. Ward.
Georgetown.
Company Capt. S. c. Kemmer-
lin, Elloree.
NAVAL MILITIA.
Third Division-Lieut. George P.
Elliott, Georgetown.
SAVANNAH, GA. TROOPS.
First Battalion Heavy Artillery
Mai. W. w. Williamson.
Third Division Naval Reserves
Lieut.. a. G. Carter.
Chatham Artillery-Capt. Geo. P.
Walker.
Georgia Hussars-Capt. c. a. L.
Cunningham.
South Carolina at the Exposition.
1t is quite safe to say, that no State
has ever made a better showing at an
than South Carolina does
in Charleston. The Agricultural
Palace, one of the great editices Of the
Court of Palaces, was built with a
State appropriation and its contents
are from the Palmetto State, one and
all. From fossil bones that may have
been the property Of some of the Ark's
to the delicate needle work,
from the little fingers of Winthrop's
charges, it is all South Carolina. There
are individual county exhibits from
Berkeley Chester. Darlington. Dor
chester, Florence, Georgetown. Green
Il