New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
GOvERNOR REVIEWS CONNEcTTcCT WEN.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR UNABLE no BE PRESENT
AS EXPECTED

AS ESPE-TEp
Camp Haven. Mantle. Conn. AUG. UpsciAp-
To-day. for the hrst time since this military
rendezvous vas established. Governor Lcrrin A.
Cooke visited the camp and saw the Connecticut
volunteers Sir Tulian Pauncefote. British Am.
bassador TO tn. United States mad accepted colona
A G Tycr's invitation TO visit the camp while
the Governor was here. and several members o.
the British EMBASSY. who are with tho Amoassa.
dor AZ New London, and their wives. were ef-
pected IN the party This morning. however. e!r
Julian sent message stating tina, owing 10 press'
ing official business re would Ia unable 70 come
This was a great disappointment to Colonel Tyler
and the other officers and the men. who had pre-
pared TO show of TO the best advantage IN the
presence Of the distinguished diplomat and his as.
slstsnts Sir Julian promises 70 make Visit
little later.
Tho Governor came, however, with all his stan.
including Quartermaster-General Sears y. Van
Keuren, Surgeon General Albert W. Phillip. Com
missary General Albert ?. Day and Paymaster'
General John F. Carpenter. The aids accom-
panying the Governor were Colonel Clayton Il
Case Colonel Charles ". Pickett. Colonel william
r. McCray. Colonel ". 7. F. Landers. Assistant
Adjutant- General Colonel Henry Morgan As
sstant Quartermaster-Generai. and Major John
Milton Tompson. United States Army. inspector OF
military forces.
The Governor and his staff arrived az Mantle
1913 p. m. from Saybrook Point where they had
dlned at the Pease House The stan officers re-
ported to Adjutant General George Haven. at the
Morton House. Mantle. All were In full uniform
The Sd Battalion of the Sd Regiment under COM
mand OF Major Fitch escorted the visiting party
from the Morton House TO the camp grounds Ins
guests in carriages. and 5 they entered the
gate the Governors salute OF seventeen guns was
fred from the Hotchk.ss field pieces By members
OF Light Battery A. Several thousand visitors nad
gathered on the outskirts OF the parade grounds
hnxy ALI n,-ar 49, CO Ia
one Of the hottest experienced at this camp ana
the sun beating down upon the parade groun~
made II like hot oven
Shortly after $50 the Sd Regiment, preceded BY
the new regimental band. came out on the hcd
with Colonel Tyler in. command. Battery c, Hssy
brCus up f fh e aF ~ X. ss The and
Colonel Tyler formally presented the command %
they marched BY. saiatins the. has
for mSH II sn ns m nss Soasd
had made extra Preparations for cases Of prSsSsss
Without dSoppns The 'ps u a1'0S sesse
marching Of Battery c with loud applause Ths ys
weeks out they are accounted the best drilled COZ"
After the review Governor Cooke and his stan
were entertained at Colonel Tylers headquarsn
among other visitors were former ouarternsna I1s
bill and Lieutenant William Baseley. Of Battery ?.
Connectcut Heavy Artillery. stationed at Fort 0n'
void. a..
Notwithstanding the peace negotiations. Is ~,
general opinion at Camp Haven tina, all me tsoSR'
will 20 away from here by the end OF the Ness
Senator Hawley has promised Adtutant,Gensss.sst:
Haven that all the commands now here VIII pc s s,rr
South within that period The probable DESTINATION
OF the men Is Brunswick Ga. though II IL uhu.. .
stood that Congressman Sperry has practlcaiH "a
ceeded in getting assignment for Battety s..,H
Honolulu as part Of the garrison OF the s'"'
wich Islands. -.,s
received yesterday for the 90 Regiment; ano ,Ss
day at review every man in the command .o 10 rcw
FIRST time. carried a rifle. All the troops are NV
completely equipped for field service - ss
taken to the Government Hospital for the InssIs..
near Washington D. c.. last night: appears ~
enlistment pa pers as resident OK Huason, ..th,ne
He is twenty-three years old Beyond TINS nvS sse
is known OF him. He has been in the sua.arH,ss.
for the last six weeks on account OF insuoUssnA
ton. A few days ago he became violenty "a, LIZA "a
and now the surgeons think his INSTRUMENTATION
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