The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-22
'F0UGHTON THE FIELD
CAvALRYMEN HAVE ENCOUNTER
 DURING DRESS PARADE.
One Struck Across the Face With Q Sabre and Blood Flows Freely
 --Captsin Ben Noble Sick ts With Fever.
] Advertiser Bureau.


 
 Advertiser Bureau, Selma, July 21.
 A personal difficulty between two privates of Troop B. occurred on the field during the Sroo time of dress res parade of became enraged and one of them struck his antagonist across the face with his sabre. The sabre hit the man on the of the men were taken off the field, one being sent to the guard house and the injured man to his quarters. Except rade this afternoon was one of the best military exhibitions during the encampment. After the parade was on the field and each received hearty encores from the assembled crowd.
 The regular Sunday sermon will be deliysred tomorrSSww aS wa,or aftsrn9on sTpi0 at quarters by the Chaplain of the Squad ron. Captain F. ". Gamble of this city. On this occasion the Squadron band vocal selections will be rendered by the Young Mems Christian Association
 Gantain Ben F. Noble was confined to his quarters today with fever and is under the care of Surgeon Captain Gee. His sickness. 1t is thought, will prove serious. The fever was ontract- On dress parade this afternoon Act ing .Adjutant Lieutenant c. H. Mandy, read req the following orders;
 The commanding officer of the First Squadron wishes to announce that re- iigious services will be held by Rev. front of the headquarters at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 Special Order No. 5.
 "ssrgsantt q Y. " Gsann Hamilton, Troop P A. D. Ross Troop B. as Corporal of the Guard, are hereby complimented for their efficient conduct and strict atten- Detail for tomorrow Lieutenant Mil house, troors "C officer of the day. Lieutenant Manly troor ID" officer of the Guard,
 view down Broad Street in the busi- ness part of the city this morning about Il o'clock. The parade of the troops was witnessed by a large mum her of citiezns and the display made was most creditahle. They marched down Broad Street led by the band. behind which were the sponsor and her maids of honor. After them came Major Atkins and Captain and Adju- tant Noble. who were followed by the rest of the majors staff and the troops. From Broad Street the cavalcade went down. Water Street. thence back to Broad and out to the camp grounds. Nearly the full strength of each troop was. out in the review. The men rode their horses well and resem- bled companies from the regulars.
 The camp of the cavalry squadron so so Tar has been a most successful one. The routine work of tho camp is gone through with each day with precision. Target practice among the members of the squadron was started today and tnis afternooh some of the men made
 Tomorrow will be a quiet day at Camp Beck. The regular guard noun | VII VIII take take place early in the morning of the squadron. Captain J. B. Gamble, Will deliver a sermon. During the afternoon the squadron band wifi give concert at the pavilion at Elkdale.
 The prize drill for the squadron flag will take place Monday. which ls governors day. and 1t Is thought that Governor Jeiks and his stan will then visit the camp. Monday night the squadron ball will be held at the pavilion. at Elkdale.
 Wanted in Montgonlery.
 Cnlef of Police Walters this morn lng received telegram from Chief of Police Tayior Of Montgomery asking him to arrest and hold Little, Ihe man who yesterday tried to buy horges and puggfes and rendered, checks on al bank not in existence. Little has not been seen here since yesterday after noon: when he took one of the Messrs. rauihss rom whom he mad bought a horse. across the creek to where he had horse tied to tree and turned 1t over to its rightful
 The police think that Little has gone m the direction of Demopolis and that although he is demented he will try to Work off some of his checks in that place. The telegram from Chief Tay- TOT stated that Little was wanted for obtaining money under false pretence
 Craig Endorsed By Bar.
 Al recent meeting of the Dallas Ear Association the candidacy of Hon. William B. Craig for Congress from the Fourth Congressional District, was en- dorsed as follows:
 Selma, Ala, July 2s, 19o6.
 we, the undersigned members of tha bar of Dallas county do endorse the candidacy of Hon. William B. Craig TOT the, Democratic nomination of the .courth Congressional District; and we to your confidence and support as nos,sassinS in the highest degree the ability, integrity and capacity to fiji said ofhce with honor and benefit to the people; H. s. D. Mallory H. F. Reese, w. K. Campbell. W. W Quarles, r. B. Jeffries, Robert Mangum, U. B. Evans. ! ". Mabry. Judge of the City Court of Selma; A h Mcleod. P. 1' Pits, Probate Judge: B. J. Gayle, C. Compton, Robert c. Young. Leo LeYa, J. L. Bishop. Hugh Mallory, W. R. Shafer. E. w. Pettus, Jr., J. K Sat terfield. J. Heflin Berry, Arthur M. Pitts. E. c. Jones. ChaEibliss Keith. Daniel Partridge. R. D. Berry"
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