The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-05

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themselves as being we'll pleased with
the location. The company numbers
G5 men, and is in command of Capt.
w. G.. Benet. This company has re-
Gently returned from the Philippine
islands and is composed of fine body
of men. ItcOmes here to instruct the
Third Regiment in military tactics,
Schachte of that Regiment.
The Third Regiment was due to ar
rive in the city yesterday morning ats
O'Clock on special train. 1t did noe
Ceach here. however, on schedule time,
-2nd came in two sections. Tho first
Grain reached here about o'clock and
sshe second train came in two hours
Eater. The Regiment was met at the
&nion depot by the Anderson Rifles and
escorted to the camp OH West Market
sstreet, where everything was in readi-
uess for them. The Regiment is &C.
companied by the First Artillery Band,
II. s. A., stationed at Sullivan's Island,
near Charleston. This band is one Of
the,besc i'll the service and will render
some fine music during the encamp.
Ezaent.
Following is list Of the companies
ac0m.rising the Third Regiment, and
-zaggixgates about COO men rank and
: utter Guards. Charleston, Capt. T.
"A uyde.
Washington Light Infantry, Charles
+ ton, Capt. +. E. Robson.
Irish Volunteers, Charleston, Capt.
I'd F. Kearney-
German Fuailliers, Charleston, Capt.
III. B. Schroeder.
Palmetto Guards. Charleston, Capt.
b 3: E: stelling, g,:a, c
& Santee Rifles Eiloree. Cant y e.
Kemmerlin.
rT. Calhoun Light Infantry, Florence,
Capt. r. l. Brunson.
Hartsville Light Infantry, Harts-
ville, Capt. G. w. Coker.
Hayward Rifles, Walterboro, Capt.
st. Stephens Light Infantry.
Bishopville Light Infantry, Capt.
Parrott
Col. Schachte's staff is composed Of
the following officers:
Lieut.. Col. james Allan, Jr; Capt.
James Il. Dingle, adjutant; Major "A.
!, johnson Buist, NJ. D.. surgeon; Capt.
& Capt. George II. Moffett, quartermas-
,ter; Capt. w. 8. Lanneau, commissary;
Capt. Is. A.. Hagood, judge advocate;
Lieut.. Browning and Lieut.. l.. H. Jen-
mings. assistant surgeons; Sergt. MajOr
e. $: Dingle, Quartermaster Sergt. w.
H. Smith, Jr.,. Bandmaster Robert 8.
Kelly and Bugler j. G. Moroso.
Frost" by Col. Schachte, in honor Of
Adjutant- General John D. Frost.
The programme opened yesterday
<knorning st % O'clock with the clay
vpige0n shooting, which was particips-
ted in by about forty or fifty gentle.
sAGnen. Machinterest is manifested In
this feature By those who enjoy such
.sport.
AT 3 o'clock p. m. the firemen's pa
rade took place and was participated
ia by all the visiting and home com
= pauies. The parade started from the
City He'll, headed by the Chief .of Po-
dice and his regular force of officers, all
of whom were mounted. Next came
the Chief and Assistant Chief OF the
ssy the Citizens Band. Then came the
7 Mayor, Aldermen and invited guests
.tip carriages. These were followed by
&, the visiting firemen with their appara-
tus, the Smith Band OF Pelzer. the
Anderson Fire department.. and num-
her of gaily decorated vehicles adver-
hsing certain businesses. The parade
streets. 1t presented an imposing up
J. pearance and was viewed all along the
streets through which it passed by
thousands OF people.
At6 80 p. M. a large crowd went over
so Camp Frost to witness the dress
parade of the Third Regiment. The
= sroOps presented O fine appearance and
were. highly complimented by all the
spectators.
i The exercises of the day closed last
might with n concert In the Court
House by the First Artillery Band,
which was eighty enjoyed by all pres
lent.
The follot ing is the program for to-
day:
s q. m.-Guerd Mount at Camp
Ground.
b. $50 q. IN. Band Concert at Camp
Ground.
ga. m.-Live Pigeon Shooting.
$50 a. Hand Truck and Reel
9p. m. Fireman's FootRaces.
$50 p. m.--H0rse Racing at Race
Track.
$50 p; m.-Baseball at Park. Colum-
g &ia vs. Augusta. tsN
z. SOP. m.-Regimental Dress Parade
and a. MBandlConsert at Camp Ground;
I0-morrow the programme will be
On Friday. the grand military parade
Syill take place at0.80 O'Clock q. m,
Gov. Hayward and h:B staff will he here
and review the Third Regiment on the
Court House Square during the parade.
Aus VIII Do f0llOWG0 aG IL O'Clock 8.
!, "a by the Reunion Of Orr'S Regiment,
4 C. 8. A., in the Court House, At $50
Nl- &n. DR.. j. IL. Hunnieutt, editor s,a
slse Southern Cult tor will deliver ss,
y @ldregS In the COIt8 Houee on farsAin
isA@ the afternoon there will ssa horRe
neeang, baseball Siid Other features. s,
Nhis will end the Gala Week fe6tiva-
1 8a5 and on Saturday tho great Ter Sjor.s
I; Sen OF the visitors win return to their
q eaeS fayorably Impressed, We hope,
& eglth the Electric City .., n
lmportans hlsesiag.
YNe New Hebron Assoe oeiation for the