The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-14

representing as inspecting officer the State government. which provides the funds for the camps. His report will be made to the Governor through Adjutant-General Brandon.
 Sunday was a quiet day at camp The regiment in body attended two divine services in the morning at the First Bap- tist Church and in the afternoon a spe- cial service held at the camp by the chaplain, w. c. Hearn.
 The First Baptist Church attended an in Vitation to the entire regiment to join in the services last Sunday The entire middle block of pews were filled with the soldiers while the members of the church sat in the gallery or in the pews next the walls.
 The rostrum and pulpit were tastefuIIy dec orated with an American flag and flowers The services were brief. The Chaplain Cap- tam Hearn, made announcement from the pull pit concerning the afternoon services to be held at the Park later in the day
 pr. Stakely preached a short sermon taking his text from First Timothy. 6:I2; Flight the good fight of the faith" After a few intro- ductory remarks on the estimation fin which n true and faithful soldier is commonly held by grateful people. Dr. Stakely called at tpltion to the warfare that is waged on the plain of the soul
 Dr. Stakely divided his sermon in two gen eral divisions-(D The nobility of the cause and (2) the corresponding nobility of the contest
 There was special music in honor of the soldiers Professor Memolis accompaniments on the cornet were very beautiful and greatly enjoyed. Miss Merriam and MT. King also sang solos accompanied by Professor Memoli and Professor Merriam.
 The largest crowd of the camp attended dress parade Sunday afterncn. Before the regi- mental exercises. the Montgomery Greys and Blues gave an excellent exhibition drill and later participated in the dress parade. Orders were published commenting First Lieutenant Glover. Company L. senior officers of the guard and Second Lieutenant Bullard. Company l., junior officer of the guard, for their efficient discharge of their duties The detail for yesterday follows: Officer of the day, First Lieutenant Smith, Company M; senior officer of the guard. Second Lieu tenant Hugh Miller. Company c junior off cer of the guard Second Lieutenant Mabry, Company K.
 The special committee of officers yesterday made public the following statement: Headquarters Third Infantry. A. N. G.,
 Camp Joseph B. Graham.
 July l3, 1903. To the Public:
 We. the undersigned committee of officers 3rd regiment. Alabama National Guard. ap- pointed to investigate disturbance in camp last Monday night beg to express our regret for the injustice done Mir. Claude L. Adams of the Montgomery Ice and Cold Storage Com pany as published in our report in The Mont gomery Advertiser of Sunday morning, where in stated that he of the citizens involved in the difficulty.
 We have found since upon further investga- tion that the MT Adams above referred 10 mot connected with the disturbance and We beg to express regret for the very serious in- justice done him in coupling his name with the unfortunate occurrence.
 Major Robert E. Simpson.
 Capt. F. H. Burr,
 Capt. D. II. Smith,
 It. R. L. Gregory.
 With the sounding of revellle this morning at 30 Camp Graham comes to close. The men will be given an early breakfast and the tents will be struck The baggage will be packed and loaded on the The men will be carried to the union station on street cars where they will board a north bound Louis vile and Nashville train which leaves the depot at 9:3o.