Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
CAVALRY SPENT DAY IN DISTRICT;
 NOT EXPECTED
Arrival Starts Race of City Entertainers to Warren Where Soldiers Are
 Welcomed
OFFICERS GUESTS OF
 HONOR AT DINNER
Participation in Fourth of July CelebratOin As sured; $50 Men with
 Marching Column

All unexpectedly the marching col umn of the Fourth Cavalry arrived at Warren yesterday morning at ten o'clock. There at once issued a hur- Fy cap from Jesse Noakum to the en- tertainment committee at Bisbee and thereupou there resulted some lively running to and fro. some real hust- ling, and the formation of a relie' corps to save further embarrassment to the president of the Commercial club. Soon the advance guard, with Gull equipment was loaded in the touring car of NJ. J. Cunningham, and was spesded to the camp. Their ar rival brought smiles of welcome. and following a general handshaking and mutual in;roduCtions, an adjournment was taken to the band stand. This advance guard of welcomers consist ed of Measrs. Cunningham, Sims, Campbell and Gray. Next came a has tily dispatched commisary wagon, and close behind that the automobiles of Bert Smith and Henry Poppen, Wal ter Evans being ia this party Thus the visitors were received and the hand of fellowship extended to them.
 The visitors remained in camp until six o'clock, and the officers were eH- teTtained at dinner at the hotel last evening. Then they began an even ing march 10 Hereford, from where they will proceed today to the fort. and return in time for the Fourth of July celebration.
 The arrival of the marching col umn of the Fourth yesterday morning WIS the final assurance Of participI- ton in the Fourth of July celebration. &o' stop had been made al Crook, as was expected and the troops made remarkably quick march from Doug las, four and a half hours. The Oill- Cers generally expressed regret that Ihey hsd to proceed on to the fort al once, as they would have preferred to remain in camp. especially when they found what splendid facilities had been furnished them. All. how ever, were eager to return. and are looking forward to a jolly time in connection with the celebration next N Wednesday evening Colonel Dugau. who has just been promoted from his ms iority to Lieutenant Colonel, was net with the column, having been taken to the hospital in Douglas, sui Fering from what is thought to be ptpmaine poisoning. Captain Clark was iG command.
 Several Of the officers came Up town to lunch. and later in the day auto mobiles again went 10 Warren. the of- ficers were taken to the Country Club, and later brought up to Bis bee. An early dinner had Leen pre- pared for them, and, this ended. they proceeded to camp and started on the road 10 Hereford.
 A novel sight was offered at War ren yesterday forenoon. for in the midst of the many horses end busy men there spouted high into the air a geyser. No, there had not been discovered an artesian flow at War ren. there only seemed Co have been. for a picket post had been driven into one Of the water. mains, and the geyser resulted. The dusty horses thoroughly enjoyed their respite from the march.
 In the marching column there are nearly $50 officers and men. and ia addition there will be here on the Fourth two troops from Douglas. in all about thirty officers. Thus the cav airy section of the parade will be well worth witnessing on the morn ingf of Thursday next