The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Springs and Girard will go via the fourth train. which leaves Eufaula at 12:05 a. m. Arriving at opelika at 5:30 a. m. 1t goes thence via the Western to Newman and thence via the Central to Lytle. reaching this station at 1:30 D. m.
 Leaving Montgomery at 1a:o5 a. m.. with its two local companies. and the Luverne company. which was dropped the night before. thain No. 5 picks up the Tuskegee company at Chehaw, and from thence Is routed like train No. |, reaching Lytle at ii a. m.
 Train No. 6 will haul the Montgon- cry battery with horses for the field and stan officers. 1t will arrive in At- via the Southern to Chattanooga and thence, by the Central to Lytle. reach ing the grounds &t pm.
 The Birmingham battery will be hauled by train No. T. which leaves the Magic City at 12:50 e. m. This train will also carry the artillery mules, reaching Lytle at 6 a. m. via the Ala bama Great Southern.
 Infantry from Birmingham will com pose train No. s. which is to leave Bir- mingham at 12:s0 a m. It will reach Lytie at 6:30 a. m. travelling via the Alazaba Great Southern. M
 Train No will be a special of the Southern Railroad. with companies from Demopolis. Uniontown and Selma. It will take on companies from Albert ville and Gadsden at Birmingham. and will reach Lytie at 2:30 o'clock via the Alabama Great Southern.
 Taking on Alexander City, Sylacauga and Tuscaloosa at Birmingham. train No. 10 will reach Lytle via the Ala bama Great Southern at 1D:3o o'clock.
 Company from Talladega will leave at f2:05 a. m. and will take on com panies from Anniston and Oxford. Tn ese will be delivered to the Alabama Great Southern. and will reach Lytle~at 5:s0 a m.
 The last train, No. 12. will bring. the Athens and Decatur companies. and will travel via the Southern special to Lytle. reaching the camping grounds at 10:30 o'clock in the morning.
 The comping grounds of the various companies is within one mile of Lytle.
 Cavalry in Montgomery.
 Before the infantrymen and artillery men depart for Chattanooga, however Montgomery will have an opportunity to witness the summer practices of the cavalry of the Alabama National Guard They are to begin encampment here next Tuesday morning. July IA. and will be under tent up to and including July 21.
 The IOlioWing troops Wltn the com manding officers are expected to come to Montgomery: Troops A. Captain William F. Lee; Troop B. of Camden, Captain J. D. Jenkins; Troop c, of Selma, Captain O. c. Phillips, and Troop D. of Birmingham, Captain Mall colm M. Stewart.
 Ths cavalry stan isl composed of the following officers. who are expected to engage also in the practices next week: Major B. F. Noble of Mont gomery, who will be in command of the troops: c. s. Price of Birmingham, Captain and Adjptant; Lieut.. P. M. Noble of Montgomery, Inspector of Rifle Practice; Lieut.. Temple Boiling of Montgomery, Quartermaster and Com tain and Surgeon.
 Major Noble, commanding. said yes- terday that the work in the practices will consist in part of rife practice with the new Government guns. An interesting part of the duties of the men will be the selection of a crack team to go to Camp Perry to engage in the international competitive shoot next August About eight men to each troop will probably represent the cav- airy arm of the guard.
 The soldiers will come to Montgorn- cry dismounted. They will attend strictly to business while their duties are apparent, but this does not pre- cfude the visit of citizens. It Is pos sible also that social functions may be given during the stay of the caval- rymen. Nts-
 The location of the camp will be at Pickett SprinEs. r