New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
CAMP HAVEN'S DAILY LIFE.
FOUR PROSPECTIVE VOLUNTEERS RACK OFT
MORE YALE MEN JOIN

c.np Maven. Nilni!c conn. June a Cspecian
THIS was day % excitement :or the men. Many
members o. tho regiment we're much opposed TO
being called into srrvlce The majority OF the
National Guardsmen volunteered and came 10 camp
with their companies. but n number had been heard
20 express d.spleasure A. the call.
This morning the discomfort came 70 The surface
IN COMPANY II. OF Ne~-London commanded oy
Captain Frank n Roger. enthusiastic and COM
peient military man. Four members o. the company
called A. Captain Rogerss tont and told HIM that
they ~ not desire 20 volunteer and wanted to 70
turn home
Inasmuch as they had signed tho agreement 70
tender their services 10 tho United States and had
marched 10 Camp Haven with the company. Cap
tain Rogers disguised Before expressing his
d!sappon tment. however he reported the matter TO
Colonel Ty.er. who commands the n The Colonel
highly indignant and instructed Captain Rogers
10 give the four men tlshonorablc discharges from
tho Connec;cut National Guard. This was acori-
ingiy done. and the vent back home. The
cutters Sergeant Barnes. Musician Bailey. Pr!-
vate Smith and Private Maxon. Two OF them gave
as their excuse tho fact that they ara married
Coloael Tyler states that /: they had announced
their intention not ~ volunteer before coming 10
camp their ofren.e would have been considered moro
cxclsablA lie ordered the dishoaorabe discharges
matter Of discipline FOR the regiment. fearing
that such open disafectlon might spread 10 other
companies In justice 10 the regiment It should
thought OF quitting Many q: them have given Up
good situations and Withdrawn from business and
professional IKE 70 90 With tho regiment Company
contains severai lawyers from NeD-Lonfon who
enjoyed 4 lucrative practice
H4dlai J. Hull who will he captain Of the new
COMPANY which he If recruiting reports that he
7ill be In camp on Mondav with tul ranks He
said this morning that he could bring three hun.
d-ed men Il necessary This morning the sam Of
1cers .; the % were mustered IN h. Major Thomp-
son: l. :. companies 6 ana were examined
passed through the hands OF the examining sur
seons Inc other companies must recruit up be
he the middle Of neNi week before the regiment IL
ready 70 muster IN
Ten moro Yal. students arrived last nigh, 70 JON
Light Batter \ and another Delegation from Yale
y expected Il IS regarded as almost certain that
Captain Alexander Rogers ot the I'm cavalry
r 5 A vii be made iie1t4nant colonel OF the "a
VOORHEES, OF Hartford. has received his appoint
inen' chaplain OF the "a Major Kelleher has
ben D retired on afc zee Of physi'1l dsaby and
mont Major kel.eher wa 4 CRY popular oficer
Aojutant. General Corbn has 10 lined 70 appoint
command the three artillery batteries OF Connect
cu' on tho ground that the State has not sufficient
artillery force - entitle II 10 major The ap-
pontntni "a. requested by Governor Cooke and
United states Senator Hawey
The % Regimen; Is getting down To regular drill
the new arrivals engaged IN company movements
with numerous AWKWARD squads IN charge ~ non
commissioned Officers The camp IS s'i thirsty
the jealous temperance people Of Mantle having
shut on the supply OF beer Yesterday James '
Burns. OF Hartford Who vas proprietor Of the camp
ctnteen recently r4iGnd by the COUNTY prosecuting
officer. WAS arrested when he arrived here bv train
HI was brought before Justice 81 the peace to-
day charged With violation OF the liquor laws The
case MAS postponed 70 July Meantime the tenn
peftnce advocates Nill take legal means ~ Ges.rov
tht bottled h@er that was captured