The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-08
JELKS REVIEWS THElST.
DAY AT CAMP
 JOHNSON.
Weather Conditions Very Bad-Negro Carried to Mobile Jail on Charge of Having Attempt
 ed Criminal Assault.
Advertiser. Bureau,


 Mobile,. Aug. [. Governors day at Camp Johnston from military standpoint of>view was suc- cess, though socially, owing to the tn- clemency of the weather, it was not what had been hoped for. Governor Jelks and members of his stan, who last evening were the special guests of Colonel D. R. Burgess of the Governors stan, on trip to the eastern shore, arrived in the city early this morning and whiled the hours away as best suited themselves until the dinner hour when Colonel Burgess in- vited them to dine with him at the Bat tie House cafe.
 Brigadier General Louis V. Clark's stan were on hand early this morning. Shortly after o'clock General Clark arrived in Mobile and reported to the commander in-chief.
 A short time before the appointed hour for going to Camp Johnston Adjutant General Brandon announced to Brigadier General Clark and hs sitaff that owing to the disagreeable weather prevailing there would be no review of the troops and General Clark so instructed his stan. Later, however. Governor Jelks and his stan repaired to Camp Johnston. ana on arrival the usual salute to the com- mander-in-chief was fired from field piece furnished by Mobile Battery. Ala bama field artillery The Governor was met and escorted into camp by the com pany of regulars, after which Colonel Dumont decided to have the regiment ap- pear for review.
 The three battalions and the regulars headed by the list regiment band appeared on the field and passed in review before the commander-in-chief. After the re- view the regiment was brought to atten- ton and Adjutant General Brandon, on behalf of his commanding officer address, ed them in general order No. 12.
 He first expressed the qualification of the commander-in-chief to the command ing officer for the splendid appearance of tine 1st regiment, then paid due tribute to the regulars for their presence and service and to the Alabama National Guard. He then, on behalf of his sup perior officer, announced a special com pliment to H Company, Troy Rifles, for their splendid appearance, personnel and action in line. After dress parade the few ladies and their escorts who braved the weather went into camp and were royalty treated.
 The personnel of the Governors stan was as follows:
 Governor W. D. Jelhs, Commander-in- Chief; Colonel W. W. Brandon, Adjutant General; Colonel Barry L. Holt, Quarter master General; Colonel c. E.. Hamilton, Judge Advocate General; Colonel Rosen- stihl, Assistant Adjutant General: Colonel D. R. Burgess, Chief of Ordnance; Colo nel J. Grey Thomas, ST., Surgeon Gen. eral; Colonel O P. Graut, Chief Engineer; Colonel H. R. Shorter, Colonel c. s. Mo- Dowell, Colonel T. s. Fraziers Aides de Camp.
 Brigadier General Clark had with him the following members of his staff: Major D. N. Scott, Quartermaster Gen eral; Major W. F. Tebbetts. Commissary General; Major Robert s. Teague. Judge Advocate General: Captains Brown and Stevens, Aides. ~
 General Clark expressed sincere regret tonight the absence of himself and staff from the review this evening, but stated that this was due to the announcement of Adjutant General Brandon this afternoon that there would be no review owing to the weather conditions.