The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-13

the big report and the timeliness with which the salute was fired.
 At dress parade orders were read es- pecially commenting Capt. H. s. Seals of Birmingham and Captain Frank Ay- cock of Selma for their observance ot General Orders No. 5. in reference to bringing their men to camp, they be- ing the only officers. 1t is said, who complied to the letter with these or ders.
 In the dress parade exercises yes- terday, the crowd which gathered evil dently thought that the two Montgom- cry companies, the greys and the Blues, and the Selma company made the best showing and presented the most mili- tary appearance. This impression was gathered from the views expressed by the crowds of ladies and civilians.
 To maintain order at the various pleasure places in Electric Park Col onel Graves has placed provost guard at the park as an assurance to the park authorities and to the people of Mont gomery that no disorder from the sol diers of the End will be tolerated.
 Yesterday was spent at the camp by the soldiers in preparation for their weeks stay. The men and officers of the camp were engaged in preparing the quarters. in arranging the tents and in attending to the various details
  the men during their stay at Electric Park.
 800 Men fin Camp.
 Inasmuch as some of the companies did not reach camp until after dark no company or regimental drills were held. The officers about headquarters passed the day in the arrangement of the multitudinous details which accom- panies the feeding. lodging and discip- lining of 800 men. for 1t was estimated last night that Camp Henry B. Gray had at least 500 inhabitants. Complete reports as to officers and men were not received last night and for that reason are not given this morning.
 The members of the Governors Mill tary Advisory Board are, by special or der of the Governor. In camp. These are the three Brigadier Generals of the staff, Gen. W. w. Brandon. Gen. R. F. Ligon and Gen. B. l.. Holt. Near by is the tent of Capt. J C.. Good fellow of the Artillery Corps, United States of America. stationed at Jeffer- son Barracks, New Orleans, but who acting under orders of the War Depart ment. is at Camp Gray in an advisory capacity to the officers of the End and to make a report upon his inspec- ton of the Regiment at the War De- partment.
 Captain Goodfellow, who has made several tours or inSpeC Lion among the companies of the 2nd. is personally known to the officers of the Regiment, and Is highly esteemed by them.
 The number of visitors to camp yes- terday was not as large as was expect ed. Most of those who went to Elec- tric Park took the cars back to the city immediately after dress parade. By some 1t was thought that visitors were not expected or wanted in the camp. This Is an error. In the afternoon, or throughout the day for that matter the tented city Is open to the people of the city and a cordial invitation is extcnd- ed them to visit the camp by the off, cers and men of the Regiment.
 Orders by Colonel Graves.
 The orders read out yesterday at dress parade were as follows: Headquarters End Infantry Regiment.
 Montgomery. Ala, July 12, 1905. General Orders No. 5.
 The following hours for service and other calls are established:
 Reville. a. m; breakfast 6:15 a. m; sick call, 6s0 a. m.: drill. a. m; recall. 8:3O a. m; guard mount. a. m. officers call, 10 a. m: first sergeants' call, 11:5O a. m: dinner. p. m: school call for non com missioned officers. p. m; retreat and parade. first call. 5:45 D. m; assembly. $50 p. m; supper. ' p. m.; tattoo, 10 p. m; call to quarters. 10:45 p. m; taps. Il p. m.
 By order of Colonel Graves,
 Dudley c. Williamson.
 Captain and Adjutant"