New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-11
MORE TWENTY SECOND MEN START.
TIIr SECOND DETACHMENTS DEPARTCRE
MARKED BY AS MUCH ENTHUSIASM
AS THAT OF THE FIRST.


The scenes Of Monday afternoon at tho arnory
q. the Pa REGIMENT Boulevard and Sixty seventh
st. were repeated yesterday morning on
slightly smaller scale. When on Monday, Colonel
Franklin Bartlett the commander OF the regiment
received notice that the 22d was TO start Tor Hemp
stead in about four and half hours from the
time AZ which the order was received by himself.
(, was found impossible In spite OF all the eX-
ert,ons OF the commissioned and non commissioned
officers 70 inform every mar IN time. As II was
nv far the greater proportion Of those ordered hto
camp were ready at $50 r. m. the time spec'Heu
Four hundred and ffty-seven men marcheo' Win
Victor Herberts 22d Regiment Band at their head
out OF the arrnory Monday This le1t lsI 20
make up the complement OF the eight companies
called for These started yesterday morning IN
the presence OF almost as great number OF spec
iators and amid QIl,e as much enthusiasm 40
cheered the first battalion. The men yfS'e'u"'
were commanded by Major Thurston. the senior
major OF the regiment. who accompanied 'he hiS'
detachment as far the Long Island ferry on
1,o-oay a,a then returned to the armory In order
70 lake charge OF the rest OF the regiment
tn. line of march was the same as that taken
b. the men on Monday. down the BouieVato 10
Fifty-seventh-st, then through fffty-seVeh'"-s|
20 Fr.th-ave. along the avenue 10 ih,'' %.
ct and then TO the ferry. Inc ii cIo'N "'" "
Hampstead taken.
MANY ~ those who started yesterday were not
informed Of the order until their cofnraoes "'o
well on their way TO tho camp ihey "e'o W
the most part those whose WHEREABOUTS were no
definitely known or who could not De reacheu ~
MESSAGES or kilograms. As soon az the hfs' ue
tachment was on its way 10 camp the "orh VI ia
forming the remainder OF the regiment was begun
and 10 speedily was II accomplished thht many
Of the men were at the armory making ueh
Preparations on Monday night. goon "'d"' "
them. indeed stayed at the armory all night u"
rest Of the detachment was on haho '"''s 49,"
trAr
OF the members Of tho two companies who were
'o'ceo. much against their Wits. 10 s'"S a. ,a,,
on account OF the circumstance that oh'S ''e"
Companies were called for the other TWO coin
paiies Necessary form TeglInen' uS1 refused
up OF the men Of the 18th Regiment "l' ,,o, mn
70 80 home with the others IN oTcer ~ ~ RS
!ne regimental organization" the men "a The
~ companies wandered disconsoldtei hars might
trHory, IN hope that Of the otneis ,be;r
PACK Out at the minute and leave tnc ~ 52d
e,ss but there was nc bachlns ou remove all
IS evidently determined to man. 70 ici'ort Cd
traces OF the mlsapprehension when mas s,,,on
u! me last TWO three weeks as 10 ts p ~ tba
r NJ mere can be no doubt mat an s's"' " ~
";asdpprehension have now vanished. oLod with
AS on Monday, the galleries were pa,kfeu men
women and children were I'm the major 49,
who bs Tere ais, ais, large number OF Ole s
ana cithcgl' business of packing me Ere red
SaDSa,. OF trouble was a., found WIN rst 'he carry
Strapped round the Merriam packs. Major Thurs IT.
r ma was here. there and everywhere showing ti
snd advising them TO how TO arrange them
selves on the Journey. At 800 O'Clock when as,
through a fifteen minute drill in Which they all
ttSa1ult'ed themselves admirably: A few minutes
mo mo the armory and bathed everything IN golden
. .ynt IL seemed happy sugury. and the men
sun Gu, hearty cheer. The march to the ferry was
Stra,n ed as on the previous day. by the inspiring
sntnusiasm and the spectators along the route.
'o'sFso the man just as loudly. and waved days