The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-08
3RD INFANTRY COMES TODAY To Go Into Camp at Oak
 Park. WILL ARRIVE AT ? P. N. Camp Will Be Named at Parade This Evening. Six Hundred North Alabama Fight ing Men to Live One Week
 Under Shade of Mont
 gomery Pines.

Six hundred soldiers of the Alabama National Guard. comprising the 3rd In- fantry. will reach Montgomery on a special train at 3 o'clock this afternoon
 and will go into practice encampment at Oak Park where they will remain until next Wednesday. Companies comprising the regiment will come from Birmingham two companies), Woodlawn. Bessemer, Jasper. Decatur, Florence, Huntsville Gadsden, Annlston, oxford and Taliadega. The regiment Is commanded by Lieuten- ant Colonel Frank P. Mcconnell of Tal- ladega. His Adjutant Is Captain H. B. Higdon. commander of the regiment Is
 under temporary suspension by the Gov ernor and will not be here. Captain Walter B. Gardner of Birming- ham. Quartermaster of the regiment has been in Montgomery about a week pre- pairing for the camp. Under his direction the tented city has been prepared for the did pines near the Oak Park ball grounds where the regiment will have drills and dress parade. Immediately after arriving here this af- l ternoon the soldiers will march in regi- mental formation from the union railway
 station by way of Commerce Street and Dexter Avenue to the State Capitol where cars will be in waiting to convey them to the grounds at osk Park. At dress parade this afternoon an order | by Lieutenant Colonel Mcconnell will he read officially naming the camp. It is re- ported that the camp will be named in honor of distinguished Alabamian who.
 within the past few days. met tragic death.
 The following order, made public yester- day. will also be read at dress parade this afternoon.
 Headquarters Third Infantry, A. N. G. Montgomery, Ala, July !. ''Regimental Orders No. 8: "The following calls are hereby pub- lished for the information of the 3rd In- fantry, A. N. O., and will be obeyed du- ring the camp of instruction. July to Is. 1908:
 5 6. m.-First cali. , 5:05 a. m.-Reveille. 6:2o a. b.-Assembly; morning roll call. 6:30 a. m.-Fatigue police duty. 5:& a. m.-Mess cali, breakfast. $50 a. m.-Assembly. 6:D 8. m.-Sick call. e:a5 a. m.-Drill call for battalion drill. $50 a. m.-Assembk. a. m.-Recall. s:30 a. m.--Guard mount. $40 a. m.-Assembly. S:45 a. m.-Adjutant's cali,
 e:0 a. m.-oficers call for report at headquarters. 1O:3O a. m.-First sergeant's call; non- commissioned officers school. n:D q. m.-Mess call; dinner. 11:45 a. m.-Assembly. p. m.-Mess call; supper. 5:o5 p. m.-Assembly.
 p. m.--First call for dress parade.
 SOS p. m.-Assembly: afternoon roll call
 $40 p. m.-Adjutant's call.
 6:30 p. m.-Retreat.
 6:5 p. m.-Drill call for company drill.
 7:l6 p. m.-Recall. -,,.A ..,.- s',. ,,!v,
 10 D. m.-Tattoo.
 1o:o5 p. m.-Assembiy. evening roir cali.
 l0:30 D. m.-Taps.-. e-,tJaU oIf Ttt.
 By order of Lieutenant Colonel Mccon- nell. IF. B. Kennedy,
 Captain and Adjutant.
 Friday afternoon Brigadier- General Louis V. Clark of Birmingham, accom-. panied by his staff. will review the regi- ment.
 Sunday the chaplain. Rev. W. c. Hearn of Talladega. will preach a ser- mon to the young soldiers
 Monday has been designated as Gov. ernor's day. and the Governor, with his stan VIII review the soldiers at Oak Park.
 The Adjutant General has issued orders to the members of the stan to be here on that day, reporting to him not later than noon.
 Much credit is due the special commit tee of the Commercial and Industrial As- sociation. which made 1t possible for the Srd infantry to encamp here. The com mittee raised a good sum of money to se- cure the encampment, and it is probable that through its efforts the End infantry will also camp at Oak Park, beginning about July 15.