Evening journal., 1905-07-18

There were no accidents during the bat.
tie and fifteen rounds OF ammunition was
used per man.
Yesterday was busy day for both one
GERS and men. In the morning the cons
panies drilled separately and showed
great Improvement.
GOVERNORS FAMILY VISITS HIM.
Governor Lea continues to enjoy the
camp life and is still quartered at tho
regiment headquarters. Mrs Lea. wife oe
the Governor, and her three daughters,
the Misses Alice. Ethel and Louise Lea.
spent part OF the day in camp yesterday
They arrived shortly before noon and
were shown through camp by the Cow
ernor. Adiutant-General Wickershanr
and Colonel Townsend. While the party
was at dinner tho band gave a concert
in front Of the Governors tent. They all
witnessed the manoeuvers OF the First
Battalion from the Governors tent and
seemed to enjoy It. Mrs Lea and hew
daughters left camp shortly after =
o'clock.
FEW VISITORS AT CAMP.
There were few visitors at camp yes.
terday which was probably on account %
the intense heat.
There were probably 100 cltiaens OF New
ark out TO see dress parade at 645 O'Clock
hast night. After the parade Governor Len
commented on the Improvement shown .bg
the soldiers. l-
The following order has been issued
from regimentai headquarters.
General Orders No. 10.
I. The following promotions are ans
nounced:
Company a. Corporal J. L. oeheltres to
be sergeant.
Company b. Corporal W. w Pettyiohu
to be sergeant. Privates c. r. Johnston.
J. d. stil and G. c. Marvil to be corr
porals
Company c. Corporal George Smith "a
be sergeant.
They will be obeyed ana respected ac4
cordingly
IT, Corporal r. c. Hm. Company B. il
reduced TO the ranks for non-attendancs
70 duty
III The following enlisted men OF tho
First Infantry are discharged from tho
military service OF the State;
Company A. Privates Charles Dicksr.
SON. cietun Fiunan. II. b. Lyman and TT.
p. Peterson. removal from the State.
Company b. Corporal z. e. Bryant IS
discharged from the military service Of
the State by reason OF Inability to at
tend to duty.
BY order OF Colonel Townsend
c. NJ. Dillon. Adiutant.
ADDRESS BY MR.. ALISON
The y M C. A. tent which is in chargs
OF General Secretary f. b. Tibbitts Is
well patronlzed by the soldiers. Last night
Mr.. Tibbitts gave graphophone concert
which attracted a large crowd. At the
close Of the concert there was an address
by the Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr.. the
now pastor Of West Presbyterian Church.
Wilmington. who gave the men some ex-
celent advice.
GOVERNORS DAY.
Arrangements are alreday being made
for Governors Day, on Thursday. which
will be the big day at camp. All the meni4
bers OF the Legislature and State on
Z clals have been asked TO attend. There
D may be a special train run on the p. B.
E & W. railroad on that day.
r In addition to the review. there viii
probably be a sham battle.
CAMP NOTES.
\ A''NN' AfA''ANHeAAA 1tVfk0 N LAWS or
3 Company A is away from camp today on
Z business
There was much sorrow expressed
among the members OF Company F over
4 the death OF Corporal Frank Hanna who
i was member Of that company. Corporal
Z Hanna died IN Wilmington on Sunday
1 night He viii be buried tomorrow az
I ternoon When they return from camp a
q detail Will be appointed to hre a saluts
I over his grave.
= Eugene Lewis was the guest OF Captain
= Myers Of Company H. yesterday
} Captain r. c. Parks is ofncer of the day
] and First Lieutenant H. w. Hnl onacer OF
y the guard today.
e Private A. Saunders OF Company d has
I been appointed mail orderly and carries
i the mail to and from the camp four times
day.
= Colonel Stevenson has left camp owing
!. to a business engagement. He will return
n about Wednesday or Thursday
e FIRST Sergeant vandegrift has been
a appointed orderly to Governor Lea willis
the latter is in camp.