New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-01
REGIMENTS WORK ENDED.
PROVISIONAL TROOPS WILL LEAVE CAMP
TO-DAY-PREsENTATIO TO OFFICERS.

Peekskln State Camp. June 50 (SpeciaD.-Once
more ard for the last time. the provisional reS-
ment Is a complete organization again, with the
ID Battalion on the left of the line. But this IS
only temporary. Already the orders dssolvlng II
have been issued but It will cling together IN COM
radeship little longer until l15 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon VIXEN It parades in full marching order
uron the east parade ground 20 await the last CLOS
ing ceremonies Of camp. These VIII be Solemn
more so to the regiment. perhaps, than 10 any one
else for they Will mean the disruption OF ues OF
conradeship made I'm the fst week uat may never
be renewed But then that is military. like the
ceremonies and no one outside the ranks VIII know
anything about H. They Will Only see the iohs
blue line and the ready guns Of the I'd Battery on
tic plain beyond. and the rolling smoke OF the
nty-onc-gun salute. They VIII only see the
slowly falling flags and the presented arms OF the
waiting regiment as Squadron AS band plays the
National HYMN and then the sudden breaking INTO
column OF the regiment II moves away 10 hoa
Hook and the railroad train
Al the station the real dissolution OF the regi-
ment will begin. The 10th Newburg, 18th Catskiil'
22d Hudson 9th Malone 2Sth Utica. 39th Water
town and 10Th Ogdcnsburg will go north. sraduaiy
falling away In strength the home stations are
rea he'd while the 4th Yonkers. Ilth Aouht vernon
and nth Flushing will go south. ana 'Whhe the
Various companies will meet in their old organza-
ton again-the 4th Battalion and the lst New-lork
it is not likely they wV ever AGAIN DE sd'"e'eu
/ together In one regiment
The I'd Battery. or the gun de.achments and driv-
ers who are left behind in camp. Will also go
north to Schenectady where they are going to take
part in a parade on the Fourth but the calssohs
and their detachments and drivers have ALREADY
gone having left camp this afternoon IN coHlih"Ho
, of First Lieutenant Sherry. They are camping 'o
night mt Nelson Park Sing Sing while their com
rades taking part In the last evening P'' "
the season here.
Tho % Rotation of the Provisional Regiment re-
turned from It's practice march this morning at j
o'clock They had quite an experience S'art'i
out on Wednesday. they got their camp pi'cneo
lust In time to shield them from heavy ram pu
! being on level ground. with some depressiohS' INK
| water ran under their tents. and much dlch'hH
| had N be done The next morning the tents e"er'
verv wet hut they were rolled just the same am
| slowed away in the baggage wagons. after "Hlci
! the march to Oscawana was begun. Las' h'e"' q
! the lake It was quite cool-n fact one OF the c'o'
| est nights In June. for the nearest thermoheteI It
/ cann uhere being none here indicated IS degrees
| a; O'Clock this morning That mean coii'io'V
/ able march back to camp and 1t was the O"'
talon hating only once for ten minutes on its wa!
| The roads were n trihe muddy in places out no
suflcently so 10 inconvenience tie mar hhs uooP'
| The men had enjoyed their outing thoroush9' at"
were sorry when II was over althoush SUM "
| them who are not used TO walking long DISTANCE
| felt a little tired after the nine-mile march' bu
80, ono n, then, turned out for the parade tins
evening and tired or no.. made IL 'he oeS' evening
| parade Of the week. . .,, Italians m
dav and the details manning them marched 9aG,
TO camp picking up the stations on otT With M
teIephone wire still stretched back to the captain
'e Ihiieutenant-Colonei H. b. Thurston who SUPER .
Used The target shooting OF the batteries Tb
Battery wins the Flanagan trophy as w. tS ba :
3 indica Yesterday. The scores OF tHc 'HiNN 49,
teries were follows:
N,rlf Capta w