The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
IDENTICAL
 ARE ORDERS Troops Sure to Go to Chickamauga. TRAIN SCHEDULES THE SAME Baggage tn Bulk Has Been Sent on
 to Camp, mea VIII Travel In Service Uniforms wm Be without Liquor and
 Win Be Carefully fn-
 spected July 30.

chlckamauga and the encampment there and the train schedules for the transportation of the troops to the grounds and their return will be the same as if the men had gone accord ing to original orders July 9. There win be absolutely no change in the routing of the trains and no change in the detailed instructions, the only difference being that everything VIII be thrown just a week late.
 These were the words of Adtutant- General Bibb Graves. He was busy at the Capitol all day yesterday making Hnal arrangements for the three regi- n1ents and two batteries of artillery 10 be taken to the historic battlefield- The railroad agents who secured the contracts for hauling the men and bakgage have been required to adhere to every original guarantee and fur nish trains for the men to leave every point as agreed upon,
 train, say. which was sch eduled to depart a given point at 12:05 a m, July 2s. will leave just at that hour next Thursday morning. July 30.
 The men are under orders to report for departure in service uniforms and in heavy marching order. The com pany commanders must provide for the Subsistence of their men en route to camp. Lytle. Ga. Is the final railroad
 
 ing grounds will be about one mile from that point.
 The Adjutant- General has cautioned afl commanding officers to inspect their commands before intrainment and see that no intoxicating liquors or car fridges or weapons other than those of Government issue are 10 be found in the ranks. These and many other de- tailed instructions will guide the con duct of the troops en route to Chick tnauga Park.
 A statement of the routing of each company and unit is as follows:
 The first train leaves Mobile at i2:05 m. of the 30th. and travels thu Mo- bile and Ohio and Alabama Great Southern to Chattanooga, thence by the Central to Lytle. which point it reaches ct ? p. m.
 The second train is a consolidation of two specials of the Louisville and Nashville. One of these specials comes from Geneva. Andalusia and Fort De- posit dropping Andalusia in this city. The other special brings Evergreen and Brewton companies. leaving Mont gomery at a. m. for Atlanta via the Western of Alabama, and via the Southern to Chattanooga From Chat tanooga 1t goes to Lytle via the Gen. tral, reaching the grounds at ?. m.
 The third train will be an Atlantic ". than and Troy companies and Enter prise of the night before. Also, taking Andalusia of the Louisville and Nash. vile special. it arrives in Lytle at 5.3o ?. m. according to the routing of train No. 2.
 Companies from Eufauia. Union Springs and Girard will go via the fourth train, which leaves Eufaula at 12:05 a. m. Arriving at OpelikR at 6:50 a. m.. 1t goes thence via the West ern to Newman and thence via the Central to Lytle. reaching this station st 1:30 p. m.
 Leaving Montgomery at 12:05 a. m. with it's two local companies, and the Luverne company, which was dropped the night before, train No. picks up the Tuskegee company at Chehaw. and from thence is routed like train No. 1. reaching Lytle at ii a. m.
 Train No. will haul the Montgom- cry battery with horses for the field and staff officers. It will arrive in Att lanta via the Western Railroad, goes via the Southern to Chattanooga and thence, by the Central to Lytle reach- ing the grounds at p. m.
 The Birmingham battery will be hauled by train No. 2, which leaves the Magic City at 12:50 a. m. This train will also carry the artillery mules, reaching Lytle at a. m. via the Ala bama Great Southern.
 Infantry from Birmingham win com pose train No. 8. which is to leave Bir- mingham at 12:30 a m. It will reach Lytle at 6:30 a. m. travelling via the Alabama Great Southern.
 Train No. will be a special of the Southern Railroad. with companies from Demopolis, Uniontown and Selma. It will take on companies from Albert. vile and Gadsden at Birmingham, and will reach Lytle at 2:30 o'clock via the Alabama Great Southern.
 Tnkiag on Alexander City. SyIacauea and Tuscaloosa at Birmingham, train No. 10 will reach Lytle via the Ala bana Great Southern at 1O:3O o'clock
 Company from Talladega will leave at l2:06 a m. and will take on com. panies from Anniston and Oxford These will be delivered to the Alabama Great Southern, and will reach Lytle at 5.3o a. m.
 The last train. No. IF, will bring the Athens and Decatur companies. and win travel via the Southern special to Lyfle, reaching the camping grounds at i0:3O o'clock in the morning.
 It Is believed that all the 1st, 2nd and srd infantry regiments and Montgom- cry and Birmingham batteries will go to Chickamauga except two or three infantry companies, which may be de- fafned in Birmingham on account of