The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-14

The Sd Infantry will break camp this morning at reveille. and the men and ofi- cers of the Regiment will leave for their homes at S:30.
 It was decided Sunday to change the original purpose of ending the camp We'd nesday and to bring It to a close a day earlier.
 The Regiment was reviewed yesterday evening at o'clock 5y Governor Jelks and stan. The review was held in the baseball park in the presence Of aoout a,500 people. The crowd coupled seats m the grand stand or on the bleachers, wniie a large number of vehicles occupied the western side of the park. At dress parade and in the review before the Governor the Regiment made a good showing.
 The staff of Governor Jeiks in full uni- form, assembled at the Capitol at p. m. where they met the Governor. The mem- bers of the staff who escorted the Gov- ernor to Camp Graham and who were with him in the review, were: Col. W. W. Brandon, Col. Barry L. Holt Col. R. F. Ligon. Col. L. Y. Dean, Col. D. R. Burgess, Col. o. P. Graut. Col Henry Rosenthal and Col. H. R. Shorter.
 As the Governor approached the camp he was met by an escort of honor com posed of men selected from the various companies of the Regiment. The Chief Executive and his stan were escorted to the headquarters of the Regiment where they were met by Colonel Mcconnell and his officers. A short reSt was taken, while the companies were formed into line and marched to the drill ground
 In the meanwhile large crowd was forming to watch the military ceremo- nies. The regiment was formed by Adju- tant H. B. Kennedy. Captain Kennedy read the regimental orders compliment ing First Sergeant Frank Davidson of G Company for efficiency as assistant in- structor of the guard. and Private Ed. Patillo of Company K, Birmingham, for efficiency in the discharge of his duties as the Colonel's orderly.
 The review of the regiment by the Gov ernor began to the lively strains of ''FIia- watha'' rendered by Memoli's band. Ac- companied by Colonel Mcconnell and the regimental stan the Governor and his staff rode up and down the regiment The Governor and his stan then took position at the western side of the Park. The regiment was thrown into company front, passing in review before tht Governor. Several of the companies received ap- plause as they swung by the grand stand. The applause was especially noticeable when Company of Oxford marched by.
 When the regiment was again formed Adutant General Brandon for the Cover nor published an order complimenting company I of Oxford for general excel lence. The Adutant General announced that camp would be broken this morning and that the members of the regiment would leave for their homes immediate ly. He added that order would be pre- served on the train and that a guard would be stationed at the door of each car.
 After the dismissal of the regiment the Governor and the members of his staff re- turned to the camp where they were the guests of honor at a delightful supper. Over 100 guests occupied seats at the long mess hall table at the head of which sat Governor Jelks. At least half the guests of the officers were ladies.
 A short but appreciated concert was given by Memoli's band after the supper
 Adjutant-General Brandon yesterday published an order mastering out Com pany A, of Woodlawn, for the good of the service. The reason given for it's mastering out was the general inefficiency of the Woodlawn company. In his report to the War Department 1t is understood that Captain Johnston recommended that the company should be mustered out for ineff1ciency.