The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-20
DAY OF QUIET ROUTINE
CAMP GRAVES RECEIVES HUM
 DREDS OF VISITORS.
Colonel duMOnt's Regiment at Pickett Springs spends Orderly Day In Performance of Mil-
 itary Duties.

Camp Graves was very quiet yester:. day. company drills being the order of the day.
 Dress parade yesterday. afternoon lie, many ladies being present, who thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. The men presented very neat appearance and were clad In brown trousers, blue summer shirts, campaign hats and leg gings, the three latter articles of wear ing apparel having been just issued to them.
 Headquarters 1st Infantry, A. N G..
 Camp Graves. Montgomery. Ala
 The following officers viii report for guard duty tomorrow at a. m:
 Captain A. E. Pace. Company F. o. D
 First Lieutenant A. W. Stewart c1sssn1 sssSnd I fisqts1aSt s2 8 s H. P. Rankin Headquarters 1st Infantry. A. N. G. Camp Graves, Montgomery. Ala. Tn compliance with verbal orders from the adJutant-geaeral. Private J L. Griffin of Company c Is hereby de- tailed as clerk at the adtutant-gener- ars snad,h heeaiSauarters. eaii He will report i'm Headquarters 1st Infantry. A. N G. Camp Graves, Montgomery, Ala.
 Private Robert l. wsddEle. sSiEl 's; eomDsn, nsSsi B. is hereby detailed at these head quarters as clerk. He will report to the adjutant at once.
 Good Rife Scores. Directly after breakfast yesterday morning. Companies L of Uniontowr and K of Evergreen. in charge of Cap. tain William E. Mickle. Jr., inspector Jules A. Smith took the cars for Cy. press Pond. most of the day being spent in target practice. Much pro, and some good records were made. Tn, scores will not be made public unti | later in the week. when the remainder Of the companies will be given ( The 1st infantry band Is winnins compliments daily. Their music is oi lthe highest order under the skillfu | go, one of the youngest and most pop bands appearance on dress parad, every evening is the subject of much | Through the. courtesy of Col. H. B duMont. the visitors are given a con. cert by the 1st infantry band in tho evening. The pavilion Is crowded ant the concerts are thoroughly enjoyed. | Soldiers Were Arrested.
 Capt. John S. Callaghan of Compan! M. and Capt. Sixtus H. Smith, Com pany A. left last night for Mobile | "HSAS siNS wan eohiG hb leave IOT SdnlI Graves with twenty-one soldier boys members of the Mobile companies These men have been arrested by Sherif John F. Powers of Mobile County, on method is used for the good of the se, m | vics and the better maintainance O the. military discipline. The men wiI arrive probably this afternoon and vii | be assigned to their respective com | panies.
 Capt. A. c. Harte. who is loved by ev cry member Of the 1st regiment. sai, In outdoor sports, and he hoped mex year to have contests In the regimen on the order of Olympic games.
 G1mpanXy Rany. | ah, of Ehnterpriss arrived il at once set to work pitching tents This feat was accomplished in yer, short time and they were sn quiet an rived until Tuesday morning. The com | pany is one of the most orderly fl camp and is in command of Capt R. H
 The officers and men of the 1st .n fantry are loud in their praise of Cam Graves and surroundings.
 Notes of Camp.
 Company M Is charmed with Mont
 Sergeant Rutherford and Corporal Withers and Mummy expect to make flying trip. to Pratt City before cam breaks. There Is some attraction ther
 It Is rumored that camp will no break until next Monday morning at o'clock. The Mobile battalion will no leave this city for home before Mon | day noon.
 The splendid appearance of Compan F was noticeable yesterday evening o dress parade.
 Adiutant Thad Partridge is d grea favorite with the soldiers He is eve ready with kind word, yet Is firm i the discharge of duty.
 Captain Maddox. who is fnstructor q the guard is using his best efforts fo the good of the regiment. He Is thorough tactician and an excellent of ficer.