The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-14
ORDER IS EXCELLENT
GOOD RECORD or MEN IN CAME
 HOLT.
,Adjutant General Brandon will Re. main Until Camp Is Broken
 Several Deaths in Mobile. News of Society.
Advertiser Bureau.

sE Advertiser Bureau, Mobile, Aus-i3 As an evidence of the sood order pre- vailins in Camp Barry l.. Holt 1t is the proud boast of the officer of the day for yesterday, Captain Hinderer of B. Bat- tery, that the guard house doors stood wide open with not a single occupant. Up to this morning only two privates had crossed the bridge of sishs and their of- lenses were so slight that they were held for only short terms. N Major Westcott and the members of his stan. speaking to Adjutant General Brans don, said the artiierymen seemed to be on
 their rnettie 30 far as good behavior waa' concerned. This the captains of the several batteries took as high compiiT ment. Colonel Brandon will remain in camps for the remainder of the time. While here he will represent the com-' rhander-in-chief Y Colonel R. B. duMont and members of his staq :. visited camp. and paid their respects to Major westcott. While there they were treated to some fine music by the Courtney family with chief musician O. B. Courtney as leader. The band Is
 composed of the following: Misses Nora. Annie, Mary. Sophia and Marsuerite ana Masters Thomas Jones and John Court ney.
 Misses westcott and Hinderer of Mont- gomery are visiting in camp and with the
 Misses Courtney. also of that city. are gladly welcomed. s Captain Joseph H. NorvllIe of Battery 4 Is oficer of the day, with Lieutenant T.
 N. 6need of Battery D as ohicer of the guard.
 Sergeant Carl EIsenreich. eighteen years ago was appointed commissary ser- geant by Colonel Thomas e. Jones. He was then and is now member of Battery A and has never missed an encamprnent.
 He has an enviable record as never hav- ling missed a day from service and haa | the respect of every one In the entire
 battalion. "Uncie' Jack Taylor. who is Sergeant Eissnreieh's main man Friday has been in camp service with the artille-
 " and infantry two years longer than his superior.
 Colonel ". W, Brandon today had Ma | jor Westcott to announces that he would
 hang up handsome gold medal for the 4 hest shot on the range during practice of | the four batteries This put the officers | and men on their metal and rivalry | has sprung up which is more than ordi- | narily interesting.
 | Major Westcott today issued an order | appointing Captain Hinderer of Battery 1 afternoon his battery took Long Ton' | to the bay front for their try at the tar | get which sets way out in the water. Tomorrow Battery D will go on the range. W
 Captain E. D. Smith of Battery D will
 he ofiicer of the day tomorrow and Lieu
 tenant G. H. Weaver of Battery c ofiicer of the guard. IN
 There was a large attendance of ladies
 in camp this afternoon and tonight
 Tomorrow will be the big day in camp
 and the crowd of the week Is expected.
 The alleged strike of the Brotherhood
 of Railroad Carmen at the Mobile and ohio shops in Whistler as announced in the morning paper here proved misleading
 to many. James M. Tucker. Chairn2an Of the Agreement Committee of the Broth
 erhood announced this afternoon that
 some of the men quit work but there pos
 itively Is no strike. The agreement signed
 last month between the railroad officers
 and committee holds for one year and ia
 In full force now.