The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-15
ANOTHER ATTACK ON CAMP
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 repular army who will act as umplres. Governor Mclean and the members or his staff who are there vii also view the fight from a safe place.
 Company F of the Second regiment, the Grays were sent out on outpost duty about midnight last night ana saw to it that none Of the scouts or the enemy entered camp. They were stationed along the routes leading 10 the camo and under the command or Captain Gruener guarded well the place Of attack.
 Fx-Colonel Callahan was welcomed visitor at the camp yesterday, ana ms familiar figure attracted great deal of attention. He and Colonel Sucher were together most of the afternoon Commander Frederick L. Averill of the Connecticut Naval battalion, Colonel John w. Lowe who was on the SoNer- nor's staff last year, and number or other we'll known New Haven people were there during the day Coionel Callahan and Colonel Lowe renamed over night and were entertained last evening by old friends, Colonel Lowe will stay the rest of the week. and Col onel Callahan will return to New Haven to-day.
 Five members of the state military committee of the last legislature visited 1 caror yesterday on the invitation Of Adiutant General Cole, and they were | taken all over the camp. The members ! of the committee were Messrs. Baldwin of Beacon Falls, Huntington of Lyme i Strong and Freeman and Senator Pen i dleton The committee had a good time during the day and they were given great deal of attention by the officers of the regiments.
 cantain Jerome Donovan of the Sars- fields yesterday intended to arrange a celebration of high mass to-day in cele- bration of the Feast of the Assumption. He went so far as to receive the per mission of General Frost, but it was learned that as the Second regiment would be out of camp nearly all the morning the celebration could not take place Father ODonnell of New Lon don was to have been the celebrant and if it had taken place it would have been the first time in the history of the camp that such a mass has been cele- brated on week day. Mass at camr was last celebrated on Sunday of the encampment of 1894.
 NOTES.
 Captain Pierce of the Seventh caval' ry, of the regular army, visited Majo Iudington yesterday. Captain Fierce is located at Havana, and is one or th' younger army officers.
 The field officer of the day to-day vii : he Lieutenant Colonel James Geddes and vesterday Colonel Charles H. Moor was the field officer.
 The officers of the day yesterday 10 the Second were Captain George E Hall Co. F. of this city, officer of tn dav. Lieutenant Michael F. Kinney Co. H. Middletown, officer of the guard ioutenant Albert A. Kaschubey of Cc Meriden supernumerary officer 0 the guard.
 The Gravs had their picture take yesterday and later two groups th commissioned and non-commlsslohe officers had their pictures taken.
 A feature of the camp has been tn food that is being served the men. former years complaints were numer ous in this respect, especially when tn regiments furnished their own fooc This has been done away Wlth oS LII new arrangement, and is much mof satisfactory.
 A number of minor accidents were re ported yesterday the most serious which was that of w. s. Howe of co K. First regiment, who broke his arr while playing ball in the mornlhs Thomas McCann of battery A receive q kick from one Of the horses. and n had to be taken to the hospital.
 Up to last night there had not been man sent to the guard house. This an unusual thing, as in most ever year previous the place has been we filled with the unruly.
 The effect of the blank cartridge that will be fired in the attack to-da will probably be very warlike, and II teresting to the outsider.