The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-21
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49, ERA ABoIE THE CAMP.

Slen on ENhi
CATE CANT, PEEKsKnI, June 2o.-The Sow
~. sunday In camp has been o day Of light
',ss changes. It began a. . gray.trousers day,
~, early promises OF becoming . white-trous-
- and then the camp was drenched with q
nsn.t,,n storm which threw everybody into
,w..,r. Tho storm, however, was but q clear
90 ~ shower, and within q little time after IL
~, mon the camp tho wind abandoned Its
r ~, In the rainy quarters OF the southeast,
49, mddenly to the west and northwest, and
~ leather OF the whole afternoon was as
-, and brisk as even the most sanguino
IA have hoped for.
w,sn reystlle sounded and the morning gun
.-.te the sleepers, the sky was all gray and tho
49, ann made only q blur Of light In the east.
-, hs early mornings work, this was anything
,s,h.d Never did the Seventh como to camp
-. tho earlier years, but that its first work
-..tomske every part Of the tenting ground
'.,,am as a villa lawn. So this morning nearly
- man became q voluntary aid to
~ ~. no,ice corps, and. seixinE brooms. shovels,
~. ,ickles, and wheelbarrovs they went to
-. ~ do the things which no other regiment
~. considers necessary In trimming the camp.
o'clock nothing was left to dc. Every
Law Mot about the tents had boon out and
snmsd and its edges evsned. Tents and streets
-. .uept clean, every blanket was properly
49, every tin wash basin and candlestick
'.s,hsd and ali arranged In soldier-like fashion
=. rows of guards In front Of tho tents.
-, ,he haRstones which cover the drain
essences in front OF three Of the company
s,e,,s were scrubbed clean with brooms and
~. and the men OF Company c. bound not to
II n found lacking in any way. mounted q guard
Il 4, their stone to prevent any ones stepping on
a. atone and soiling II before the official inspec-
soa. Capt. Landon's men OF Company II were
=, puud OF their work that they got MAJOR
rams TO 20 over and inspect 1t before the OIL
al ipspector arrived. and Major Abrams de-
dared that he found everything perfect In ar
LscTinE down the carefully, groomed streets,
S,re stiil dank. Even the brilliant morn
hs guard mount and The ass gentle Sabbath bath
h,om than u half smile, and so whom church
IN came al IL O'Clock there were many appre-
s.nsiye Elances cast at old Dunderberg and the
SsslsSiil hills by those who had arrayed them
tlVes ior church and a camp holiday,
The new guard went on duty in full dress, with
NJ and officers who marched to the church
.ryise were arrayed In like manner. except that
10 wore blouses instead OF coats.
in The blum back of Luxury Row the pulpit
hdheen erected Of flags and drums, and when
As service opened With organ.like music BY .
aisfully selected portion OF the bang me space
Gen. Tilinghast's tent The solid b0dy Of the
congregation was of the rank and fle of the
s,sa.6 n,I nsS nsss r Dy s : : o% eoesiderable num e
veiis OF mist hung from tho surrounding
lIaer the iushgreen Of the freshly washed trees.
a.there was . CLEAN OF sunshine while the
ANS voices Joined in Onward Christian Sol.
ls.aed voices in saying the Lords prayer. and
again the voices rang out in Q grand chorus
tagging:
Rise, crowned with light. imperial Salem rise.
n EIAt thy TOW srins head and hft thtne eyes.
In heaven its sparkling portals wide display
AID br.ak upon thee In . nood Of day.
While the food Of melody rose the sky sud
Distant peal OF thunder sounded. The storm
N Cloud moved so rapidly that Dr.. Green had 60
saly to the mi4dls Of the second prayer set foi
Ter, the cloud burst and put an end TO thu
U Rrvice.
W There was a wild scramble for shelter, ant
n. On Tliinghast took the officers into his tent
yAsers found shelter in SurEeon-General Terry
tai and tie band took refuge in q third tent
tAef heads for umbrellas, and hundreds Of then
ssat scurrying into the camp; Within . mum
ssa.ss q i, sh resi- aeh instead %sie Of pp ecinH 10 %s shu MeS IA 4
iAtr hying comrades rushed INTO camp, one .
heae fellows poked his head out from between
ts isnt aaps and yelled:
Onward Christian soldiers"
While the officers were Imprisoned at Gen
R Rt,1saanii, :us tees, f Rfpt. sna sks ASs ano1e
rssiisd the days Of Lake t"omsgod.S' an,
Viewer acknowledged that he had named i
sasn he stumbled into It 70 above his ankle
Co. Appleton had been rescued from his ten
~ night, when be was Captain OF Big 9, b!
SsTs many other adventures it was responsible
ss, before the camp ground had any drains.
tn nss's ss T cGfp esssn y. +. wa T. an SS W. Ssd a. ~ c ssGl
dths guard detail found out. It was their dut,
preserve the flags from damage, and with tn
aihe parade ground. When they started the
Here two Of az pretty soldiers as the Seventh
an iSiDI ,a mo-, out; ~, When nen,t they returned the oni
The fass were saved. however. and Col. Story
he he s sHss 9 fas Is 6ssnS nova %a' e flf Il t e. a a9ii' o 10
tSsi ratsed on the camp ground which Ii en-
SSi9ned in the legal colors on 9 buff ground
he nag was finished just In time for the raisinI
l~ssterday. The Seventh went to dinner In gra
sSaseEs, but they had hardly LEFT the mess hal
sssn sSs ~ ~ 1s SssEsd, the sI0s u. broke Si AND a
snsd out again IN spotless White legs. and Is
Esul buSa i1 and SA lieut. n.d P1assin ssr n had s'd Il
satisfaction Of bossinR o camp that was . d.
Ugh, to the eyes Of the many Visitors who cam
They. however. had TO resign their authorit
olote supper, for the Seventh has two guar
Iouhe q day. and the guards stay on but twelv
Is sSun ~ u time instead OF tho usual twenty-fou
~ phe ehhcer OF the day last night waS Cap
haeeis. His WAS an arduous tour OF duty, for
hight mostly that the powers have to se
nAithe order Is obeyed which says that no In
sLicatingl lquors shall 10 used In the camp o.
wptior medicinal purposes. .This duty 10 hkel
~ more onerous than usual this year, becaus
usa Iihnghast has called the ate ntion Q
IN onlcer commanding an organization whic
coming TO camp to this section Of the ordel
tMAAt Capt. RhOaGs did his full duty last nigh
IIeie Was abundant testimony this morning, 1
Isnh or twelve barrels Of bottles which wei
sAiaeied at the dumping ground. There wAsn
tosi In sight upon them which indicate
~ lhey had contained Y thing but apo
NAM, ginger ale, soda water. or oths
SSrlKs that might have come from the va
"a, teht at The edge Of the parade ground. IL
saysI rules this week In camp, and there 10, n
ysot 70 10 plenty Of II, Judging from the sui
sAeoi lce-boXes and refrtEeratoro which cam
I'm the reglinental baggage and the amour
IA nnich 70 packed away daily In them.
rs.uy, me bayOnne kite flyer, was ono of th
Vn nteIetllng persons here to-day, he cam
make bird'seye photographs Of the 6eVent
i. Imp' and. unless his hlms fall In developing
NM, ne succeeded In getting o dozen or moi
sssHn PICTURES from various points above Ii
Up ~ attitudes Of from b0Oto ! 900 feet q
HAN M MoTk before the storm. but the rain droy
III M ana his Kites to cover before he had
Nix sshssed. Atter dinner be began 4gAi
~ phefnlan w. Ford, Courtney HYDE Tival
GHT Snn Of Company ii and o lot Of 9th,
seventh tegiment men TO help him. II