The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-22

rsview this afternoon. Amepg the prominent xisitors te . sae es1 cs'sS eSga vs5S coi S9 IF F MMeklsrUy M Ssrys' of ef ,ss ss' srG ade
 yesssrSay ssSaSse but ut iitsie dTiiiins wss aens at Camp Graves although every other military duty was scrupaiously per me ..a, AS n .y S sSs is ano snort exercise of aEsls parade; hgsP'1 ss% s5ss: sass: nfS fSe s foa eaSH'eat eaSH other s' The three sets of litter bsarcrs each ...nrsd had out ioaa ot .snSs s and
 in no case was the trouble serious. The evening was s9 close that aysrcdma tns men First aid to the injured treatment by the regtYental surgeons who werS looking for such Incidents r~estorsa ~ hsn hse any and sh.m s nG % sSer % any sort of serious consequences.
 The camp Till hs 1spoes i11speetffa fa.pestoy soday General Of the Alabama Nssionai tunm panied on his rounds by Captain J: Jsc = ln ss%p of 4. 'e: sssss srm{ es inspectloas | N.tion.t dasrd ,.;Yc1a r;sgime1,s ,a Many of the military visitors have de, clared it t, be the finest Nationai Gassd 6sSe aSerrea Ssm esst ecs Camp araVes is to the standard of a regular army reg iment 90 far e its camp is eoncerned.
 These and other compliments ol camp visitors who walk through the tented streets in the, late afternoon hours after dress parade. The visitors in their praises of the regiment and the camp Colonel duMont and his assist ants must be quite overwhelmed with ' The dress parade was witnessed by another great crowd yesterday. Again was the list regiment band cheered for its excellence and again were severaa tba marched by in review before Colonel
 Order: read yssteEasyy at drsss Ss;sPsd RPs Captain D; E; Hayes. Company { & as of Company B, officer of the guard, ana ana osus ofiieer of A the Dsuar guard The appointment of Private Jefferson D. Bell of Company as chief trumpeter was announced
 Pay Rolls Made Out.
 The big task of making out tlie pay rolls for the men of the egiment was comIleted yesterday. and at nightiaifi tns wsre ssaay " R shs ssn men wifpSe paid off at an early hour Monday morning. The 1st will break camp shortly after breakfast Before that time, however, the men will have an opportunity of coming forward and getting their money for camp service.
 Colonel duMont yesterday expressed gratification at the fine behavior Of the men in camp and on the streets. He was pleased that the police department had paid a compliment to the mems de- pertinent while they were in the city. 1t was said that during the entire week only two men of the regiment had been arrested by the police.
 Special church services will be held tomorrow at Camp Graves by Capt. c: A. Harte, Chaplain of the regiment. The first of these will De an early open-air service under the pines on the side of the hill near the spring. This service will be held at 6:36 o'clock a m. The subject of Chaplain Harte's discourse to the men and to whatever visitors there may be out at that early hour will be, No Taps but Assembly,"
 The evening service will be held at 8 o'clock p. m. in the Casino Theatre. To this service the public as well as the soldiers have been invited. At this service Captain Harte will deliver an address on the subject, By Blue Gall: lee Special music will be contributed by some of the best talent of the city. Mrs. J. c. Haygood will preside at the piano, and the singers will include Messrs. J. J. Pierce and M. B. King.