New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
TIE ED REGIMENT IN CAMP.
COLONEL FRANKLIN BARTLETTS CON-
MAND RELIEVES THE list AT
pEEKSKIIJ,

The 22d Regiment went to the State Camp. near
Peekskil. yesterday expecting to relieve the list
Regiment at 3 p. m. When the roll was called at
the armory, Sixty-eghth-st and the Boulevard. at
II a. m, SO men responded. The men were In ruii
marching order wearing the regulation fatigue uni
FORM with broad brimmed slouch hats. ard carry
ing overcoats rolled the tops of their knapsack
Colonel Franklin Bartlett was In command OF
the regiment and his stan included Lieutenant
Colonel King. Adjutart Hart and Majors Thurston
and Demarest. Captain Boylan, Company Is was
officer Of the day. and Lieu, enant Bell was omcer
Of the guard. The regiment did not take along us
own music but viii rely on the State BAND
The 22d Regiment men are The champion aiaie'es
OF the National Guard. and while at camp they ex-
pect TO surprise all corners by 'heir tea's OF
strength and endurance Incidentally they also De-
l,eye they are soldiers, and expect 10 take a hyn
rank During the first part Of the week the reg!-
ment will be reinforced by men who were unable
TO leave the city yesterday.
The list Regiment under command OF Coionei
Francis " Greene, arrived In the city from 'ne
State Camp In the afternoon. ana when Inc men
left the cars In the Grand Central station 'hey
were marched out 70 Fifth-ave. and formed IN line
Then the regiment proceeded down the avenue 10
rh,rtv-fourth-st where is turned over to the ar
mory. As soon as they could get their arms In the
racks the men went to their homes Inc res'-
ment had hard week Of II. Colonel Greene said
that the men suffered greatly from the heat, yet
no one had been prostTated, ana not one ou'! was
omitted during the whole time in camp. The men
were brown as berries and showed that they had
worked hard. - - ,,,, T..
already making active preparations for its tour Q!
camp duty. which viii begin on July II ana iast
until July "a The regiment will take possession VI
the city Of tents Pecksk. in mediateI! are,
fhe evacuation by the I'D Regiment ana the "a
Provisional Battalion now eDcanped there -,
The 9th Regiment will have as camp conn races
the Sd Provisional Battalion conslsIliE, o Ia uie
2lst Separate Company Captain James II. i'o. w. w.
from Troy the 23d Separate COMPANY ,,SS SaPoadh P
Henry Waterman from Hudson. and the go Sepa, p
uoosick Falls The provisional battalion Will be
ccnGmmanded by Captain Lloyd
In consequence Of lack OF funds. the camp season .
will be short this year and Will end with tnc . you'
~ the 74th Regiment. which Will follow the 4t,;;
The 7.th Regiment, Colonel George e. FOX WI, WI.
leave its arnory in Buffalo on the evening OF Ju!
2S and will march TO the campgrouhI Iroin Ho' w.
Hook at about noon the following gay. anu ~, ie
main in camp until July 81. The artlIer! Oh & tire
FIRST Brigade will be encamped at tne State r nesri
vation during It's occupancy by the bunalo uoop.'
AND the great rivalry between the ISL baIeaf
Captain Louis Wendell and the "a Captaih ., az ~
Wilson will probably result in mastery eAui.o y. ~
In the drill Of that arm OF the service; ~ ~ ~
nected that General Howard Carroll, Cniel oi IA "A,
iIIerv and Colonels William Carey sanger aiu M
Ashley w. Cole. assistants on MS SIAN VIII w "
camp during the artillery tour ,no r,s wit.
The narade at the camp last evening was WIZ WIZ.
messed by many residents Of the village sx eaSes M
OF heat prostration were reported anu "''' ~
the hospital corps last night