The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
SOLDIERS IN FAINT
HOSPITAL CORPS IN ACTION AT
 CAMP JOE WHEELER.
Governor JeIkn and Stan to Arrive at Second Regiment Encampment Todny--Three Interentfng
 Events on Program.
Advertiser Bureau,

Advertiser Bureau.
 The dress parade of the Snd Regi- ment was witnessed by larger crowd this afternoon than it has been any evening during the week. The exercis,, mounted guard was the first performed and as this Is ono of the prettiest movements In the military tactics, n is assemblage During the course of the dress parade. the hospital corps were given the first service Of the pany fell out in faint, and were taken to the hospital tent on stretchers.
 Colonel Bricken issued but one or which was as foiiows:
 "Headeuarters 2nd Regiment. Infan-
 'camD Joe wheeler aj,,iS Sslna. n. ,sds. s5s. General order No. g.
 ''The Commanding officer announce
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 "By order Of Colonel Bricken
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 row ns wifi % be Captain Stone. Company H; Lieutenant Grifiith, Company M Senior officer: Lieutenant Locke. Com One of the principal features at Camp Wheeler tomorrow, will be the prize
 drill for the reglmental flag. This ,... 'ternoon and great deal of interest is being taken as to the outcome.
 The Abbott Rifles of thu. city who as hold S1 ss ses ess.ns as sre the dr vii vii probably be be the Grays and Blues from Montgomery. .nd the company pan, IrGm panies ars weii drillsd ma the contest wfli be snirfted and full of interest.
 Events oni Program.
 In more ways than one tomorroW promises to be an important day at Camp Joe Wheeler. There are three events of interest which will take up the time of the officers and the en- listed men in the camp. These events terest, and preparations for the same were moving forward actively today
 The first of the trio of events which will take place at the camp tomorrow will be the inspec ton of the camp and arms by BrIgadier General R. F. Ligon of Montgomery, who is the Inspector General of the Alabama National Guard. General Ligon rsached Selma Wheeler, where he was warmly well comed. His inspection of the camp ana the various companies of the regiment will begin tomorrow morning at lO'So o'clock
 The second feature of the day will be the arrival of Governor Jelks and his staff. Tomorrow is Governors Day and every of1icer at Camp Joe Wheeler will keep open house for the enter tainment of the Governor and his stan. Governor Jelks Is expected to reach Selma tomorrow morning on the train from Montgomery. In the afternoon he will visit the camp and review the
 During lis visit to Selma Governor Jeiks and the members of the staff will probably be entertained by number of the prominent citizens or Selma.
 Tomorrow night at the pavilion at Elkdale Park, there will be held the ball The pavilion for thls event will be beautifully decorated with and flags, which With vari- colored incandescent lulbs will make a most pleasing background TOT tne dainty gowns. and soldier boys in un'- march of the ball will be led by Col onel Bricken. with Miss Bessie McDufie of Monroe County. Governor Jelks ana his stan are expected to be present st this ball; and and asninS to taSe part in the
 Tonight an informal ball was given ait the Elkdale Pavilion by She Mont goInery GFcys. The grand march on this occasion was led by Capt. D. HI. Jackson of the (irays. and the com pany's sponsor, Miss Roberta Roberts of Montgomerv. The evening proved n most enJoyable one and ,oarcing was in until late hour
 . Today has been a quiet one at Camp Joe Wheeler The regular routine order of the camp was gone through, with nothing to disturb tAe quietness of the camp. A detachment under com Inand of Captain Ballou of Company 0L.' and under the guidance of Lieu sriffith of Company 'M," went to Dem- opolis this morning to arrest num- Ser of non commissioned officers and men and to bring them to camp.
 Lieutenant Ward of Company ''H,' and a detachment under the guidance of Lieutenant W. R .Routon, 1f Company "I," of Luverne, left with 1 detachment for L.uverne yesterday to Liace under arrest twenty five men. The detachment with these men under lrrest are expected to reach Selma to- night