The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-08-15
HEYWARD HONORED
THREE THOUSAND TROOPS RE
VIEWED BY OUR GOVERNOR.

The Demonstration Vas Superb ant
Was all That any 0ne Gould
nesire.
a dispatch from Chattanooga &
The NsWs ard Courier says from
twenty-five hundred to three thousane
troops turned out Friday afternoon tt
do honor to Governor aeyward, o1
South Carolina. It was superb spec
tacle, and q gratifying demonstration.
Uarolina's governor came to Chicka.
mauga to extend the hand Of cheer
aud well done to the End regiment,
and the threa regiments Of Georgia
troops, the 17in infantry Of regulars,
the 121h cavalry and battery OF ar.
ttllery turned out to do honor to thei1
comrades OF the Second and Governor
Heyward and his staff.
Governor Hayward went to the
camp about noon, and was met by
Capt. Ferguson, representing Gen.
Bubb, in command OF the camp. Gov
ernor Hayward, Gen. Fish, Gen. Willie
Jones, Col. Henry T. Tnompson, Col.
Robt. W. Hunt, Col. August Kohn,
Col. Jaynes, Mr.. George L. Baker and
VIM. D. Melton, went to the head
quarters OF the Fad regiment In camp
carriages and Coils. Watkins. Folk,
Moore, Evans, Irby, Bateman, Banks,
D. O. Hsrbert and Ed Clark mounted
the horses kindly supplied through
Gen. Bubb. Ali arrived In camp as
they started except Ell Clark, who
changed mounts as the seventeen guns
were fred in salute Of Governor Hey
wards arrival in the camp OF the
South Carolina troops. Cracs! ;
"crach! for seventeen salutes roared
the cannon as the G vernon and his
escort drove into camp.
At the head of the line was q troop
from the IL b cavalry, which acted as
special escort. A brief stop was made
at Col Thompson's headquarters.
Governor Hayward, and the mem
bers Of bis staff, were warmly crested
by the Carolina soldiers. In few mo-
ments, Gen. Bubb and bis staff arr1v
a5 and III was not long before they
were taken into the Carolina. It had
rained all morning and was qll6e
threatening. When Gen. Buob asked
Governor Hayward whether to go on
with the review or not. GaVernor
Hayward suggested that he wished TO
suit the pleasure OF Gan. Bubo ana
5he men. The review was held and it
was indeed a most thrilling sight TO
witness one company Of soldiers after
another march by and then see gauop-
ing the sturday msn and then tearing
along with clstter and fury the grim
cannon OF the arsillerymen.
Gen. Bubb and Governor Heyward
with their stats first inspected the
troops that were lined along the field
as far SO the visi.n reached, then
they took their places for the oeautl-
full review. -
First came the 17th infantry With
its fine band, Col. Vanarsdale, OF this
regiment, took his place next to Gen.
Bnbb and Governor Hayward. Then
came the three regiments OF Georg-
ians, then the 2od South Ctrohna,
then the regular cavalry, and the az
tillery.
After the review the cavalry and az
tillery gave thrilling exhibition o.
horsem snship and drilling. 1t Is suca
exhibitions as this that make Ameri-
cans think all the more OF. their coun.
try. The "a South Carolina, under
Col. Thompson made fine showing.
1t Is a fine regiment. Col. Thompson
vas accompanied by his staff, mount
ed. and the battanons were command.
ed by M.jors Lipscomb, Cutler and
Yeadon. The companies were com
manded by Uapts. Van Tuscon, JOS
r. Allen, Christie Bennett, Ltsuts,
David Kohn, C;affy, Moseley, Brlce,
Eops, Rawlins, King, Doar, and Snu,
lsr.
After the review Governor Hey
ward and his statf visited the 2nd reg
iment, and then made a brief oth;la
call on Gen. Babb, who was profuse II
bis con mendstion Of Col. Taonpson''
regiment. He told Governor HeyWare
that he thought this had been I'M
best week Of military training he na'
ever seen. The boys OF the "a upor
returning to camp, promptly oegal
work, getting ready to leave tor nome
The End leaves hera shortly after mid
night. and Col. W. W. Lewis, OF tn
lst, will be- here tomorrow ready fol
work. Governor and his sts f expec
to visit Col. Lewis and bis regimen
Monday, but will do so without tn
pomp and display Of to. day.
The Carolina boys take well mere
They are in fine spirits and health
and we're p;oud Of their Governor an
! his silk hat to-day
Governor Hayward and bis part
will leave here Monday night at 10 5
o'clock for home over the Souther
Railway, via Ashville.
AUGUST KoHN.
Killed by Putsj anes,
A dispatch from Manila says frs
Lieut.. John F. James and two priv
ates of the Eighth infantry, wit
Contract Surgeon Calvin Snyder an
internal Revenue Collector William T
Williams, ", re killed Thursday sftel