Evening journal., 1913-07-23
Continued From First Paee)

MT. ana MIS-. lIthlti NoJpel'
Attorney General Josiah Noieoti
tormcr Judge David 4 Marvel. Caleb =
lgYton and Josiah Marvel m7torcn
down TO camp tor evening parade lass
night
Mrs. simon T.. nohcrty aud two chill
dren Joseph and Katherine, we're guests
of Lieutenant Colonel Doherty ycstor'
day.
Following Che Governors dinner.
which was served in regular camp style
in the tcnt at headquarters the gucstA
viewed ctcning parade. Tho drill laat
night was more impressive than any
iimc az the camp and the work of the
militiamcu not only excited the praise
of She spcci tors but drew forth favor
able commcnt. from the regular army
officers. The officers Yc highly pleased
With the progress OF the men az the
camp. Il is realty q week OF Application
aud examination of She past twelve
months work 10 the prmorcs. The rcg
ular armf nll'cors rate the Delaware
Mlitin as one ni the best IN the country.
rolirc commissioner Rowore Cher o.
Police Black and rthore were ,riy much
Interested in special demonstration oi
ir-t aid work which was given their
henoht hy Major William, Narphlll. chiof
surceoa. accompanied h1 R"gimonipl
Surgeon Samuel lnl Captain McEliat-
rick The demonstration included at
tnndnc 10 all the most frequent wounda
that occur on the field ut battle lhe
work was done with incredible rapidity
aud one could hardly believe his cvcs
whcn he saw an artificial hrmorrhagc
stopped. scnp wounds h1ndaged and the
linen treated for All kinds oi injury ~
80 short time The hospital corps IS
one of the most efficient departments OF
the camp.
Mancuvers Of the Day
Yesterday morning the men had their
first lesson At real defense Tho reg
mcnt marched down the ROAD towarc
nclawprc City about q mile and then
formed into a line Of defense OF that
place and went through mnneuvers
In the afternon the regiment was
taken out on the drill ground for
ldrill, one Of the FIRST that the rogl-
lment has had for several years. It
was in charge Of Lieutenant Colonel
Doherty and the work consisted uf
firing with blank ammunition at an
imaginary line, charging tho enemy
land bayonct drill II was ono Of tho
lprettesi sights of the camp 10 see the
Hong line of men dressed In Khaki
sweep over tho field on the double
quick drop on the ground as ono man
and fire. The cracklc Of the blanl,
'lcartridgos when tho mon were firing
az will was. incessant aud ono al
most felt that he was Witnessing n
lrcal engagement The regiment was
divided into battaliOus under com
mand OF Major Reed and Major Lank
land The shooting by pattaliOns aud
companies was carried out
Guard mount was held al fl5
loclock Captain p. Lolever Is o0icri
lof the day and First Lieutenant Al
fred - Hirzel is officer Of the guarC
today.
Evcnins parade was held at G.2O
with Colonel Theodore Townsend t
command A panorama picture o
the regiment was taken by the Roya
Studio Of Wilmington, with the rivei
as 2 beautiful back ground. Follow
! ing drill the regiment including thl
baud, was assembled In the center .
tho camp. aud picture OF It takeu
The hand gave concert later. AM
tho snldiers turkey trottcd'' and dt
the tango much TO the nmusemcn
lot Tho spectators
Visitors 10 Camp.
lhir, ana William Richardson. grand
sons of inrmer lnltcd States Senate
rllQiry A. Richardson's Jack Nicholson
son u former Chancellor John L; Nich
fHSau Robert Walker aud ncnmmu
INlagcc hstorcd mp tu he camp iiOn
Dover Yesterday morning.
lqhn 4. Dougherty and Paul y. Tas
gaft wetc visitors of Captain Lawsoi
= .fNcstcrlnN morning
Nii,se. Edua and Elsie Smith wcr
cainp ,isiiots Yesterday mrming.
The Row lohn J.. lohnsou of Nc,
Castle; o. NJ Hubbard. at East Ne,
Market Md. aud George pylc. Of VA
mngtcn. visited Chaplain u; Is stephen
son Yesterday.
Pistol practice. under Colonel DohciiN
ha, hcen started and some good sculc
have hccu made.
Major Il. H. Raymond. L. & a.. rod
+ hoIsehack down To- camp last evening.
Colonel W. r. Sto,cr. chief quarter
mustci. j.. dividing his time hctwcc
4 canp. his business dutic- in Miiminpto
and City Councils ailairs llc bus
s man here Keeping tab On camp supplies
Z Seven Boy Scouts visited Captain ni
Ion Yesterday and had the tino of thci
4 lives Inspecting the camp ani watchin
the drills The hovs were from IN
Eio.cuth ward ol Wilmington. and a
soon MS they Get their chartcr will b
known ns the Eagle Patrol The follow
i ING were iu Inc partv Patrol I.rad,
N Couriland prnny. Workman Harpc
q Ncndell 1horpe. Afrei ncnn,. Dudlc
n Ayers. Orlando Slanghtcr and los.
a Coylc The hoy. called on Governor MI
4 Tor. who shool, hnuds with all aud u
quncd II they saw everything about N
camp
ono If The most interesting dcpar
4 menis of the camp i, the hospital corp
"a \ complete hospital has lten erected o
the lower cnd oi tho cim, and prrrar
tions have been made to take caic
lnnV man who bccnmos w. mo matter no
serious or how badly he l. Injured
full supply OF surgical irstrl ncpt.
v lavaiiablo. with the operating tables. ei
Tho tent Is complete mudel ol no
uital with rs equipment. sach ~ wou
3 he found M the biggest army post.
.e house instead of . tent Is all that
' lacking.
N Sanitation Of Camp.
n Ono Of tho most noticeable thmi
.e about the camp that exists moro SO th
.c ever before IS It's cleanliness. Officers an
"a men arc cooperating IN an effort
u keep the camp snick and span. Evei
n morning before s o'clock the camp
n inspected hy Major Samuel. who not
4 all infractions of the sanitary rules al
o- orders amy changes made that secm "a
IA ccssary Later Major Marshall. wi
the officer of the day also inspecis q
m cnmn and secs That Major Samncra Q