The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-07-13
SECOND REGIMENT ENclRphENI.

Camp Has Been Renovated
Equipment Used by Third Regi-
ment Put in Good Condition.
Columbia, July 12.-The Second
regiment goes into camp Thursday
about noon. This regiment consists
of companies in Columbia and in
nearby cities. Everything will be
ready for the men when they arrive.
Gen. Frost yesterday had detail Of
men policing the camp from head
quarters on to the kitchens, so that
the camp grounds will be as clean as
they were before the Third regiment
went into camp. This cleaning up
will be done before the arrival OF
every new regiment.
All the straw that was in the tents
was burned and fresh supply will be
issued before Thursday morning. All
the blankets have been summed and
will be aired every day. The tents
have been rolled up at the bottom so
that they may be dried out thoroughly.
The kitchen vessels have been scalded
and cleaned. The State has equipment
for only one regiment at time, and
this is the reason that the regiments
come singly, and when each regiment
has broken camp the equipment must
be put in good order for the next body
of soldiers.
The programme of events during he
is as follows:
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arrive; p. M, baseball; 800 p. H.
vaudeville at Hyatt park.
Friday, July $500 a M, guard
mount and band concert; 400 2. n.,
baseball, Columbia vs. Jacksonville;
6.45, p. m., dress parade; Z. Is pm,
addresses of welcome by Gov. D. G.
Hayward and Mayor T. Fl. Gibbes;
900 to II o'clock, dance at Shandon !;
800 p. m., vaudeville at Hyatt park.
Saturday, July 1890 a. m;.,
guard mount and band concert A. 90
p. m., bali game, Columbia VS. Jack
sonville; 6. As p. NJ, dress parde; 100.
o. m., vaudeville at Hyatt park.
Sunday, July 17-900 am, guard
mount and band concert; 6.45 p. m,
dress parade and band concret.
Monday, July $500 a. M, guard
mount and band concert; 6.45 p. m.,
regimental review by Gov. D. c.
Hayward and staff 800 p. m., vaude-
vile at Hyatt park; 800 p M, at
Wrights' hotel reception to Gov.
Hayward and staff, Gen. Jones and
staff, Col. Herbert and staff and Off
GERS Of the Second regiment by the
| Columbia Chamber of Commerce.
Tuesday, July 1890 a. NJ, guard
mount and band concert; 6. 45 p. m,
dress parade.
Wednesday, July 2o-e.0o a. NJ,
guard mount and band concert.
Col. D. @. Herbert of Orangeburg
! is the commander of the Second regi-
ment. This command spent week
On the Isle of Palms last summer and
had very good camp, though nothing
like as suitable place as Camp Co.
lumbia. The men are looking for
ward to a good time and expect to OBJ
serve all camp regulations as they
should. The roster Of the companies
is as follows:
First battalion, Maj. Lewis ". Has
keil, commanding; adjutant, Lieut..
W. E. Law; sergeant major, c..
Pinckney Seabrook.
Co. A (Kershaw Guards, Camden)
Capt. S. G. Zemp.
Co. B (Richland Volunteers, Co.
| biaj-Capt. j. R. Allen.
Co. G. Governors Guards, Colun-
bia)-Capt. Geo. R. Re1nbert.
| Go. D Columbia Light Infantry,
Columbia capt. G. T. Lipscomb.
Second battalion, MAJ. Julian W.
| Cutler, commanding; adjutant, Lieut..
Il. Il. Copeland; sergeant major, W.
Co. 3. (Tillman Volunteers,
Orangeburg)-Capt. j. H. Clafy.
Co. F. (Edisto Rifles, Orangbeurg)
Capt. j. A. Berry.
Co. G (Bamberg Guards, Bamberg)
Capt. W. r. Wright.
Co. Il (Fort Motto Guards, Fort
Motte)-Capt. A. T. Darby.
Third battalion, Maj. W. Lorirg
Lee, commanding; adjutant, Lieut..
w. r. Burgess.
Go. I (Timmonsville Guards, TIN
monsyille)-Capt. R. G. Rollins.
ton)-Capt. E. r. Cox.
Co. L. Sumter Light Infantry,
Snmter)-Capt G. B. Yeadon.
Co. Nj. lBrook!and Light Infantry,
Brookland Capt. r. L. Shuler.
Lieut.. Col. F.. ". Glen OF Colun-
bia is second in command of che re-
eiment under Col. Herbert.
The staff officers are as follows:
Adjutant-Capt. 0 B. Rosenge.,
Orangeburg.
Ouartermaster-Capt. Jno. ".
Fairey, Jr., Orangeburg.
Commissary-Capt.-A. c. Doyle,
Judge Advocate-capt. j. z. Minis,
Paymzster-Capt. W. NJ. Carter,
Columbia.
Assistant surgeon-First Lieut.. s.
~ chaplain-Capt. T. NJ. Lishtfoot,
Orangeburg.