New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-19
SECOND PROVISIONAL STARTS.
MEN FROM UP THE STATE LEAVE CAMP
BLACK FOR CHICKAMAUGA.
Nonu MEN NEEDED TO FILL UP VACANCIES
CAUSED BIZ FAILURES TO PASS Elk
AMINATIoNs-THE sIXTY-FIF'rH

TO START TO-DAY.
On. moro regiment the I'd Provisional marched
ar,av from Camp Black yesterday, leaving only
six regiments on the grounds This afternoon .io
e5h Regiment OF Buffalo. will start and after 'ha'
there will be no more departures for seVera' ua' %
according to the present plans. The Is. fio-
visional Regiment, which Will be sworn III .o-uds'
expects 10 move on Friday. INC o't" H'e'
Will be sworn In to-day.
The work OF examining mastering and swearing
in the regiments still in camp is going on az livery
rate The physicians have ended their eXami''a-
lions OF the men who presented themselves 'o' "u
mission TO the i1th Regiment The percentage "a
reflections has been so large that nearly TWO nun
dred and nifty men are stu needed SeVerai u"S'
Will be required to find good men for these places
More men arc wanted also. for the 22d Regimen,
and the 18th Battalion In order to make soou ''.e
ravaees of the medical examiners. but CoI'hei pa
LETT and Major Russell manifestins great ''oe
pendence In the selection Of their additional men
Lieutenant Colonel Thurston and Adlutant i'e''
well! OF the nd will be at the armory from a. m
10 II o. m, to-day. accompanied by one OF the
regimena physicians, to select more men 'oi ''e
regiment They are looking for abe-bod'ed yonhs
men who have already been In the National uua'u'
and they will discourage many others VINO Apply
They expect to recruit many 7th Regiment men
and veterans OF the ed Major Russell Is looking
for members Of the defunct 18th Regiment 10 MI up
his battalion. II the medical examiners "oui' ie'
his command alone he would not need TO ask TOT
more. but they throwing out about 10 per cent
OF the applicants.
TROOP Cs GOOD SHOWING.
Out Of seventy-six members OF Troop c only three
failed 10 pass their physical examination The
examinations were made by Captain Henry Meade,
Of the e5th Regiment. Captain Cartons waiting
list Is long enough 10 I'LL ten times as many va
cancles as the physicians will create troops a
and c have an apparently well-founded peNet tha'
they will no, be kept at Camp BACK longer thah
Monday.
Ceoree Rosa n recruit OF the 9th Regiment.
attempted nj 230 O'Clock to escape from the guard
house but he was caught and taken back af,er
lively chase He had been arrested for attempted
desertion but confinement in the guardhouse did
not cure him OF the habit. He tried 10 get away
BY cutting a slit In the tent and running across
the field 10 the railroad tracks near Mneo'a' lie
was leading the 9th guards lively chase when
he was seen by Troopers Antonio Terry and Schuy-
les Schienelin. Of Troop a, who. with the assist
ance Of their horses captured him and returned
him to the Attn. lie will he sent homo In disgrace
LOOKING FOR a MISSING BOY.
Detective Flushing OF the Brooklyn Detective
Bureau who lives ut no. 2Ss Unon-st. Brooklyn.
visited every company In camp In tho morning
looking FOR his son. Charles G. Flushing VINO mas
been missing since Saturday Young Flushing
had told his brothers that he had enlisted In a
military organization. and was waiting 10 Dc caHed
out From this his family believes he Is either nj
Camp Black Peekskill The boy Is seventeen
years old but large for his age. and could easily
pass for a OF twenty-one.
II the boy has enlisted and gone 70 The 'front.'
Ike good soldier" said his father. Il am proud
Of him. But his mother is nearly sick worrying
about him. and We are anxious 10 know wnere ne
Is
Tie Buffalo regiment has risky and dociie goat
in iis camp. which s known as Adlutant-Generai
Tillinghlst When the question or Ha am W"
sition and a hallo, was taken 70 sec whether the
has' or BriGad.er-Gencral McCoskry Butt The
former name chosen. although tho men say
that its butiing pfocIyitss would nave mace '"e
The failure 10 make out State payrols FOR the
@ h ana "a The Tsmsntsf Se aay yafs
q rel tape before the men can ge their stste
Hampstead. Albany Chckamauga and Wa a,,.asa
Fcfsuson, COMPANY l. 2sd Regiment, has been APP
pointed 20 help captain Schuyler In the work
DEPARTURE or THE SECOND PROVISIONAL
The "a Provisional Regiment broke camp at
n. m. and lcft Hampstead on trains fqr Long
Island City between 10 and II o'clock. Tht scenes
attending tho departure were not unlike those wit
messed when tho list and 18th marched away.
ccpi that tho crowds Of spectators were smaller be-
cause OF the early hour. The men were In fine con-
Gl'i0n and In high spirits Colonel r.. l.. Harlin in
command. said they were eager TO get 10 the front
and prepared for any duties they are asked to per-
FORM ~ l-'is lSldlH 'lt} lNfN boarded the jersey
Central ferryboat Central. which was in waiting
for them. The cars containing the baggage
run down 20 tn" fcrryboat and placed board
IN order 10 save time. tho viii. bc taken South
with the men. There was not a large crowd In
Long Island City 10 see the men. mainly for the
reason that the regiment made up OF men
from up the State.
SONGS At THE STATION
The regiment arrived at the Communlpaw ferry
station In jersey city at r. M. and al 2.l5 started
for Chckamausa on a Baltimore and Ohio train in
sections. trOOps marched fnrnedfataiv
from the boat into their cars. which stood at the
north Of tho Jersey Central railroad station
Colonel Hardin found Mr.. Oiphant. OF Troy wait
ing for him with an American flag. made Tor the
regiment ny the Society OF the Sons Of the Revol-
ton 81 Troy. Mr. Ohphant presented the nag with
brief remarks. He said the latcness OF tho pres
cntativn was owing to the fact that the flag had
just been finished The fax was not taken from It's
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