The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-13
SEw WORKERS At CAMP MEADE.
The 2O1st and 2O3d Regiments Are There
and the coed Is Expected.

The 2O1st and 2O3d Regiments Are There
and the @O2d Is Expected.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. 12.-There was Joy in
the camp Of the Third New York to-day when
the order came to start for home. The first
train got away about u O'Clock this evening.
Col. Hoffman will review the regiment at FL
mira. The Third has been anxious to quit the
service and the men blame the officers for this
sentiment. They say that the regiment would
have gone to the Philippines save for the action
OF the officers.
Two other New York regiments have already
arrived at Camp Meade and a third is expected
tomorrow. The 201st, Col. H. w. Hubbell
commanding. arrived from Camp Black on
Sunday and now occupies the ground vacated
by the Sixth Pennsylvania. II is one OF the
best positions in the camp. One private said
to-day that the food furnished here is much
better than that supplied at Camp Black. and
that. generally speaking. the conditions are
much better. Col. Hubbell was much pleased
with the conduct of his men or the way
to Camp Meade. There was, no disorder or
drunkenness. Col. Corby Of the Fourth Mis-
souri, Is in command Of the Second Brigade,
Second Division. to which the 201st has been
Private William Hull. Company D, 2o1st New
York, died suddenly In his tent to to7d tSyy and his
street. 1t is believed that he died OF heart dis
The 2O3d New York arrived this morning and
has been brigaded with tho Fifteenth Pennsyl-
yania and the Second West Virginia. 1t takes
sirable camp near Second Division headquar-
tsrs. All. the New York soldiers are satisfied
and requisitions have been made for their over
coats and other winter equipment. They eX-
pect to go to Cuba and are not sorry. The 202d
New York will probably, reach Camp Meade
Third Connecticut and Fourteenth Pennsylva-
a member of Gen. Graham's stan said to-day
that the soldiers would remain here until cold
weather. Gen. Graham L. organizing a third
division and, when Gen. Young gets here he
The. Sixteenth, Pennsyivania battalion will
leave for New York to:morrow afternoon, andon
ing the Sixth Signal Company left for Montauk
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signal co@paSies have been siye1 10 S Sr tme
stand that they will be expected to serve out
the terms OF their enlistment.
investigation of the death ola private. in the
Tenth Ohio. 10 whom, medical attention is said
he was homesick when he was dying OF typhoid.
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GERS will take part in the ceremony
Gen Graham vent TO New York this after
eompianied by Lieut.. someraiil Of his stan tan 1t
is. now we'll settled that Gen. Graham's corps
will be sent to Cuba, and his quartermasters
regimental commanders for overcoats. woollen
blankets. and other winter equipment. Last
reGiments which have not yet received heavy
underclothing and overcoats. were unable TO
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tween the tents OF the line officers amt the head
Of the company streets, SC, that the officers may
S msn. Much Of tie tfo9sbie In ne %iii1ag S % sRs
has been due TO bad cooktng,