Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
THIRD DAY IN CAMP.
Preparing For the Gov
ernor's Coming.
ADJUTANT THERE TODAY.
Grape and Canister Among the Towers,
Horse Guards and Ksarneys.


that event are already being made.
The companies are making preparations
TO receive the Adjutant General this after
noon. The boys were up bright and early,
and, after policing camp, set about their
regular daily routine.
The ground occupied by the tents of the
Tower Light Infantry was all burned over
last week and is In good copdition.
Many visitors witnessed dress parade
last evening.
The movements OF the cavalry are in
teresting.
The second day in camp all got down to
business.
Yesterday the officer of the day was
Lieutenant solonel Phetteplace, First
Regiment, Infantry.
Today the officer 10 Captain Hackett,
Major, First Battalion, Second Regiment.
The Governor will spend tomorrow eve-
ming in camp.
Privates Shea and Anderson OF the
ksarneys are favorites. Their playing Of
the banjo and ACCORDION makes things
lively.
Private Kirk is q substitute musician.
The funny feature of the day In Com
pany q yesterday was when Private Cur
tain was sent on q "sham" guard.
Tuesday night sergeant of the Second
Regiment was put in the guard house. He
escaped and was brought before the Col
onel In the morning and deprived OF his
stripes.
The Warren company, which is next to
Company q, Kearneys, kept the boys
awake last night with their pranks.
The boys OF Company q have "weigh-
ing maching" that works we'll on novices.
Sergeant Cleary and Private Small had
a midnight race, nearly en- dishabiiie.
Kelley and Donahue Of the Kearney are
known as the "Mulcshey twins"
Governors day tomorrow.
One lieutenant, one sergeant, three cor
porals, one musician and fifteen privates
Of Second Regiment were the guard today.
Sergeant Currsn of the Meaghsr Guards
is one Of the most soldierly- looking men
In camp and Sergeant Hahlihan Of Com
pany q. is In the some class.
Private Cooney of Company q was pre-
sented with q bouquet yesterday by one
OF his many admirers.
A team from the Kcarneys defeated a
team from the Wolfe Tones's yesterday at
base ball, II to2 Kirk and Dorsey were
the battery Of the victorious team.
A nine from. Troop A, Cavalry, play the
Kearneys today.
The band concert from 8 toe O'Clock is
throughly enjoyed.
The second regiment consumed 400
pounds of meat at dinner yesterday.
They don't need any appetizers and are
not suffering from that tired feeling.
The bugle calls stir up what romance
there Ii In visitors.
The Bristol company, adjoining the
kearneys, are jolly good follows.
Privates Foley and Connaughton OF
Company q, Second Regiment, were on
guard duty yesterday.
Corporal Connsughton Of Company q
wears handsome medal.
Private Cooney OF Company wears a
pretty gold badge.
Lieutenant Doyle of the Robert Emmst
Guards Of Fall River was the guest of
Lieutenant Phillips of Company q yes
terday.
Mosquitoes ~ large as those OF the far
famed tribes Of Jersey are In abundance.
The senior company carries the colors
on parade.
OF Hedley's two bands the white uni
formed one has rs pieces and stays with
the Second Regiment and the red uni
formed with the First Regiment and
numbers 20 pieces.
The Second Regiment has got the man
uel OF arms down fine. On dress parade
last evening they moved like one man.
Kelley and Donahue Of Company have
two hats that are termed "Tirsd Eggs."
The Kearney orchestra gave q concert
last night. The quartette rendered some
nne selections.
Some Of the officers horses are fractious.
One young ofYicer came near riding over
several tents on dress parade.
Colonel McGann rides like Centaur.
The members Of the press are treated
finely this year. They have tent to them
selves, moss at headquarters and are used
ike Kings.
Rev. Father Doran OF the Cathedral,
Chaplain OF the Second Regiment, gave
the boys some good advice at dress parade
last evening. He counseled them all to
act an gentlemen and TO subdue any dis
turbance.
Chaplain woolley of the First Regiment
has smile and greeting for all.
By Saturday the brigade will have the
new tactics down fne.
Private Ashton of Company II, First
Regiment, is the same good -nsturcd boy
on duty as In private life.
John worthingtoD, formerly OF Com
pany n, First Regiment, has been promo
ted to Sergeant Major Of the Second
Battalion. -
Private Drape entertains visitors royalty.
The musicians of Company II are Ser
geant Gates and Privstes Drape, sutclifse
and McCrystsl. They keep open house.
Captain Nc Oregon OF Company II has
Q nne company and knows how to handle