The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-26

side police. Floyd and Bizzell. O:der-
lies at Brigade headquarters, private,
William Smith, Co. G. Wilmington and
private Harris, Co d. Lou1sburg.
The regular routine of camp life is
being carried out and the men are
still improving in drill and dress pa
rade The dress parade was a fine
sight this afternoon and the guard
mount was especially fine this morn
ing.
Hospital Report Today.
The sick reported today in the hos
pital were: Col r. L. Linster Pri-
vate. Jno. Lewis, Co. A. I'd Regiment;
private n. b. Sucker, Co. d. Bird Reg;
private, j. E. Darnell, Co. H. 3rd Reg;
Corporal J. N. Fergus, Co. l.. Ind
Reg; private E. G.. Gibson, CO. B.
End Reg; corporal J. c. Beasley, Co.
L. End Reg; Corporal j. H. Cowper,
Co. II. End Reg; private A. b. Spencer
Co. f. 3rd Reg; Private j. w. Bell,
Co. H. End Reg; private, j. T. House,
Co. II. End Reg: Sergeant j. Mat
thews, Co. H. 3rd Reg; private K. L..
Mays. Ind Reg; band; cOrporai j. H.
Hoyt, Co. G.. Ind Reg: private {. j.
Fitzgerald, Co. c.. Bird Reg; privAAe,
J. f. White, Co. X. Bird Reg.
Most of the above were discharged
before noon. There are only six now
in the hospital.
General Macon's headquarters was
busy place today. The payrolls We're
being examined by a large number
of clerks The boys will be paid OF
tomorrow at three o'clock. The
Brigade will be formed and in reg lar
order the men will pass by headquaf-
tiers and receive their money.
This will be an interesting sight,
but of small amout to the boys, the
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the five days in camp.
SLUG FOUR
Inspector General II. Fl. Balm was
visitor at Camp Glenn today lie
was present with the officers TINS
morning in their counsel with the
Governor.
Company K, of Raleigh, received a
great deal of applause Saturday dur
| ing the review. They kept pretty
from the reviewing stand
Lieutenant Colonel James, of Will
mington who had command of the
special detail to escort the Governor
to camp is most genial and pleasant
officer as well as most efficient ana
capable one.
Capt. w. A. Devin of Co. r. Ok
ford is an officer that isan specially
attractive one. He has all the quail
ties of a good soldier and is greatly
pany. He is a valuable man to the
State Guard.
Major Brooks held a school OF IN
struction at the brigade hospital this
morning at 7:45 and this afternoon
| at $50 O'Clock a drill was held under
command of Major Holmes. The hos
| pital is finely located and is in flne
condition Major Brooks and Major
Holmes are two highly efficient OH
GERS and splendid work has been done
| by the corps during the encampment
| The first battalion of the Third regl-
ment under Major G. l.. McGhee, Is
| a fine body of soldiers. An officer
of the personal staff of the Governor
said that the personnel of the men
was unsurpassed and that they We're
| the most peaceable men in camp. The
| companies are composed mostly OF
country boys. Being the ranking
battalion, it takes the lead in all re-
views and brigade maneouvres. Major
McGhee is a very fine officer and is
| to be congratulated upon having a
particularly fine battalion. This bat
TALON is composed of Co. F, Franklin
ton, Capt /. III. Kearney; Co. T., OK
ford, Capt w. A. Devin; Co. c, Hen
derson, Capt. w. X. Sturgis; co. ii
Warrenton, Capt. Phil Mason form-