The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-15
FOOT GUARDS
 AT JAMESTOWN Arrived Safe and Sound at Old Point Comfort Early Yes
 terday Morning, HELD RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES EN ROUTE Will Participate in Celebration of Connecticut Day To- Morrow.

FOrL MOnTOe, Nd', OCt' l4'-r our hours late the party of Governor Woodruff reached here to-day and are quartered at the Hotel Chamberlin. The party was delayed as the result of the breaking of a journal box on the special train at West Philadelphia. The governor and his party to-day made their first visit to the Connecti- cut building. The Second company of the Governors Foot Guard also ar rived to-day.
 Every one in the party turned out for a sightseeing tour, enjoying the clear, cool weather which prevailed The Wheeler & Wilson band which ac- companied the party gave splendid concert at the hotel at in the even- | ing which was very much enjoyed by all who heard It. The Governors Horse Guards have encamped on the exposition grounds. The First com pany of the Governors. Foot Guard from Hartford are expected to arrive tomorrow.
 Several incidents did much to enliven the trip. One of these was the band concert rendered by the Wheeler & Wilson band on the ferry which car ried the "Feeters" from the Harlem river to Jersey City On this same oc- casion the company's new song '"The Foot Guards on the March was rem dered for the first time. l Dinner was served the men at the Jersey City terminal of the Pennsyl- vania railroad.
 Another incident that did much to keep the members of the company in fine spirits was the devotional service on the train conducted by the chap lain of the company, Dr, Watson 1 l.. Phillips. All the men entered into the service whole heartedly. All the hymns were old ones, and were famil- far, among them being How Firm a Foundation" Onward Christian Sol- diers," and America The respon- sive reading was Psalms 46 and 121.
 Most of the members of the Foot Guard will remain at Old Point Com fort tomorrow, although many will run over to the exposition and put in a strenuous day at sightseeing.
 On Wednesday the company will escort Governor Woodruff to the expo- sition, and will participate in the eel
 ebration of Connecticut day at James, town fair,
 Thursday there is no set program, and the day Is the company's, each
 member spending 1t as he may desire. Late Thursday night the Foot Guards move lon to Richmond" and will par take of the hospitality of that beauti- ful southern city on Friday. In the
 wee sma' hours of Saturday morning the company will fold it's tents and si- iently steal away and the members
 will again turn their faces home-
 ward.
 The names of the members of the Second company, Governors Foot
 Guard, who are at Old Point Comfort
 and who will do their share towards
 making Connecticut day a big success are:
 Major-Smith G. Weed.
 Captain-Frederick w. Brown.
 Lieutenant--James c. Twining,
 Lieutenant-James H Parish.
 Ensign-Albert w. Mattoon.
 Active commissioned staff officers
 Captain Leonard Bostwick, Captain
 George w Somers Lieutenant Robert D. Manross, Captain Watson l.. Phillips
 D., captain sylyesser, SG,, L. II, 5Grtnna Wara
 Henry Fresenius, Lieutenant William
 Lum, Lieutenant Joseph D, Fairchiid Lieutenant Sidney P. Butler, Captalf
 Matthew H. Rogers, Lieutenant Jobf B. Kennedy, Captain Benjamin Jepson TaR
 Retired commissioned staff-Captair Ellis B, Baker, Captain Edward . Beecher, Lieutenant William Neely. :. Honorary staff--General Henry s Peck, Major Edward M Clark Captair Danforth O. Lombard.
 Non commissioned staff II Sergean major, Edwin J. smith. assistant ord nance sergeant Edward N, Peck, assist, ant quarternaster sergeant, Fred Bowman; assistant hospital steward geant, Edward l. Atwater; master cleo trician, stephen F Cronan. Actiha color sergeants---Sergeant w G. Doherty, Private Frank P. Hyde. Color Corporals-Frncis s. Hamilton jr, Alfred Thomas,
 Armorer-- William E. Short, First ergeant-Thomas E, F. Nor man. -, o. 4 Corporal-Sherman B. Shaw. Lance corporal--Willlam H. Farnham Privates-Samuel $. Adams. Cllntol H. Bird. Frederick H, Booth, George | Burton, William H. Graham. Russei Thompson, Charles Kautz. A. L. Brown James Dooley, Frederick "; Warren Sergeant, ,-Edward Y. Pittman Lance Sergeant--N. Warren Brown. Corporal-M Clark Goodrich. Corporal-Andrew P. Allen. Lance corporal--James B, Martin s rivates-Herbert F. Beebe. ClaXto s s K. Blakeslee, George c, Crockett, vii liam 0. Coulter. Arthur N. Farnhal Robert J. Ferguson, Frank F. Hydt Merrill c. Jenkins, Louis Kutscher, jr s Walter s. Lay. P. Duncan Littlejohr \ Abram E. Mack. John H. Morehoust M George r. Rand, Arthur r. Slater. Hen ry A. Spang, William J. Tonkin, Harol F. Warren.
 q Sergeant-John V. Rattlesdorfer. q ergeant--Francis s. Hamilton. Lance cornoral-John A. CaryL Privates-John H. Davis, .Adolph { S Eisele, William c. Hooker Samuel E H Hoyt. Ernst Kanniegesser, Henry F < Klenke, Charles c. Roberts. Willial N Taylor, James Wra-.
 Sergeant-Frank D, Brett. ergeant--William F. smith.
 Lance sergeant-John B. Judson. S Corporal-Arthur G, Warner. q Corporal-Ralph s. Pagter, VI Lance corporal-Fred T. Munson.
 Lance corporal-William H. Walk
 Privates-J. Penney Barker, Morel M r. Cross, B. D. Broadbent, ". w. Pric VI Edwin A. Hayes Harley M Hodge % Lawrence King, William s. Rowe, Jof K Shuster,
 q ENHANCING FACTORIES. s# Bridgeport, Oct 14-Three factory a
 ditions for Bridgeport are included N this weeks budget of building oper A tions, building permits having been
 sued for extensions to the plants of t # Electric Cable company, the John stre