The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-11
SOLDIERS PASS IN REVIEW
 BEFORE GENERAL CLARK
Order at Camp Was Im-
 proved Greatly.
Individual Prize Drill to Take Place This Afternoon-0uardsmen of srd Infantry VIII Attend First Baptist Church
 Sunday.

The a Infantry. Alabama National Guard. made . good showing yesterday afternoon at review and was highly com- plimented on its appearance in a general order issued by Gen. Louis V. Clark, of Birmingham. commanding the First Brig ade. Alabama National Guard, the re- viewing officer.
 The conduct of the soldiers at Camp Joseph B. Graham in the tented city, and in Montgomery yesterday was a great improvement over Thursday As com pared with the disorder of the first night of camp yesterday was a quiet day. The officers of the regiment are of the opinion that during the rest of the stay of the soldiers in Montgomery, the good order of yesterday will be maintained.
 Governor Jelks paid an oficial visit to the camp yesterday forenoon and ex- pressed himself as highly gratifed that the soldiers of the Third had ceased their boisterous actions. He told the officers that If there was a single company in camp that was not able to be controlled by It's officers. he would immediately mus ter the command out of the service of the State.
 Soldiers Have Quieted.
 Adutant General W, W. Brandon has been in camp since Thursday. He said that the order yesterday was as good as
 
 the Alabama Guard. and in his opinion the good order would be preserved throughout their stay here.
 Colonel Mcconnell, commanding the reg iment, said that with the exception of the first night in camp. the stay in Mont gomery had been pleasant and profitable. He thought the camp would be of benefit to the regiment.
 By his command a provost guard was gent fn Mont vaqfard0v rnnrDfnO and reported that the soldiers in Mont gomery were preserving the best of or- der.
 Will Convene a Court.
 As to the incident of the firing of arms from the train, as the regiment passed through Wadsworth, a court of inquiry was yesterday ordered to assemble today to ascertain if possible who was guilty of the offense and to report in writing to the headquarters the result of their inves- tigations. The detail for the court is as follows: Capt. H. H. Mcconnell, Com pany D; Lieutenant W. P. Quinn, Com- pany c; Lieutenant T. P. Hay, Company F: Lieutenant Bullard, Company I.
 The guard detail. since the first night. has been effective. Capt. W. c. Harkins. inspector of guard duty. said yesterday that the detail of the night previous had been very effective and the men were few that succeeded in getting through the lines after they closed at 10 o'clock.
 A special order was published yester- day afternoon at dress parade, commend ing Sergeant Matson of Company c. and Corporal Reynolds. of Company H. for their efficiency on guard duty and their ability In handling details at the guard house.
 A General Courtmartial.
 To preserve order in camp, general court martial was ordered yesterday af- ternoon to convene at Camp Graham at 10 o'clock. July ii. for the purpose of trying all cases that may properly be brought before such a court. The court will sit without regard to hours on the call of the President from time to time as the emergency may demand. The de- tail for the court is Maor R. E. Simp- son. President: Capt. B. H. Burr, Com pany L: Capt. D. H. Smith. Company I; Captain Ashcraft Staff; Lieutenant Bail lard, Company K; Lieutenant Gregory. Company c, Judge Advocate. The guard detail for today is: Oficer of the Day. Capt. H. H. Mcconnell. Com- pany D; Senior Officer of the Guard.