The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
HAS LEG BROKEN
 DURING REVIEW General Clark and Staff Review
 First Regiment ARTILLERY ARE FORCED Cavalry Squadron Goes Into Camp at Pickett Springs Tomorrow-First
 Leaves for Home Tomor-
 row Morning.

Montgomery, July 22.-(Special)-D. M. Scott of Selma, quartermaster on Brig adler General L. " Clarks staff had his right leg broken at the review of the First regiment at Pickett Springs this afternoon. He was kicled by the horse ridden by Capt. A. c. Sexton of the staff and fell from his horse.
 He was taken from the field on a stretcher and carried quickly to the hos pital tent, where a preliminary examin- alton was made by Major and Surgeon J. E. Deadman Later he was taken to a hospital, where the limb was set and he is resting easy.
 May Use Force.
 Acting under instructions from Maj. s. D. Westcott of Montgomery, command ing the artillery forces attached to the Alabama National Guard, Capt. James Cuinton Smith, commanding the Bran don light artillery, now encamped near this city, has telegraphed instructions to a sergeant who renamed in Birmingham to bring to this city Monday morning ten members of the command. Captaln smith states that these men disregarded the orders lSSueQ to ltltll lo i'PVhN Hh tA~ National Guard armory in Birmingham Friday night and to De prepareu lo eohie to Montgomery.
 Major Westcott has obtained permis- sion from the proper authorities, It IS said. in military circles tonight, to issue instructions to Sheriff Andrew w. Bur gin to assist the remaining sergeant or the Birmingham battery, in arresting the members who did not report Tor duty Major Westcott has informed captain Smith that he has been legally advlsed that upon demand of any officer or the Alabama National Guard, through the nroper military channels that it is the duty of any sheriff in Alabama to arrest any member of the guard. for any viola ton of the military laws of the state, and deliver the same at such place as might be designated. In such cases the state pays all expenses
 Cavalry Squadron Coming.
 The First cavalry squadron, Alabama National Guard, goes into camp at Pickett Springs Monday morning. Maj. V. B. Atlxins. commanding the squadron. and several of his staff officers are In the citv. Capt. R. Pfeiffer of Selma, acting ouartermaster: Capt. l. l.. Rosendorf or Selma commissary captain; Captain and Adtutant Charles E. Dexter of Montgom- cry
 The other staff officers yet to arrive are Capt. E. w. Gamble of Selma, chap lain. and Captain oscar Hayes Of Bir- mingham, surgeon.
 The Selma and Camden troops arrive in tbe city at T o'clock Monday morning, while the Birmingham troops get to the city at il o'clock. Each troop will bring its own horses and each is expected to have a full complement of men.
 General Clark Holds Review.
 The First regiment. Alabama National Guard which has been in camp here all the week, was revie-ed by Gen. L. V. Clark. commanding all the Alabama troops, as brlgadier general this after noon. He was accompanied by his whole staff. The review took place after dress rarade and the men made a fine show ing. The First will break camp Monday. Sunday services will be conducted by Chaplain Harte at il a. m. tomorrow.
 The artillery squadron is In camp here