New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
SHIFTS At STATE CAMP.
TWELFTH AND NINTH REGIMENTS DEPART
AND sINTY-NTNTH AND FoRTY-sEV-
ENTH ARRIVE.

State Camo Peekskf. N Y. June fSpecian-
Excepting the State staff and the post oand' al
most the entire personnel of the State camp mas
changed during the day to-day. Although only one
of the regiments here is in his brigade brlsaoier
General George Moore Smith remains in immediate
command Of the troops. His stan ho"efef, iias
changed about somewhat. and only three OF those
who served with him last week are no" on 'he
grounds AS now constituted the stan consists Oh
,eu+enant Colonel Thomas J. O'Donohue. assistant
adiutant general: Lieutenant Colonei Nathan .
Jarvss surgeon; Major Eimore F. Austin quarter
master: Major John H. Townsend assistant IN
enector. Major c. NJ. Carnochan. commlssary' ano
,-sntain William s. Scott aide-de-camp
At 1890 O'Clock 1his morning-an hour ano nan
after they left New-York City-the attn regiment
arrived at Roa Hook The 18th Reglment' "hlch
80 rel3a,,ed was at the landing, and boarded the
-: = .ha others left Il. Colonel j. q. EDDY. OF
che 9Th Regiment IS not only the senior colonei
IN .anp but is the third on the roi' OF coioheis
or the State having served in mat rank eIeNe"
--e.-x The s7:h Regiment is known as Tine KAN
makers" and. true TO their nickname 'hey marcheo
,-+o. csrnn IN a shower They will have the hrst
march ont TO Lake Mohegan. ahG cohse9oe'tis
.,itched their shelter on the north grounos anu v "
,auap there until they start out Moiloav ii'! iie-
Can+ain H B. Baldwin is officer OF the DAY IN the
-, x,.us-,,,, to-day Lieutenant F. A. Nash Is
officer of the guard. and Lieutenant A u behe Is
+,1ior officer Of the guard Tomorrow oe1al VIII
be oce Of the day Cart GsPIaRR Robert E. r G. MOAN COM
a-z. and Junior officer of the guard, Lieuten-
am Richard p ketchain S0AltldiIs -h OIL, 1sf-
ne ~ 81 Els O'Clock arriving at Roa Hook at
5-9o O'clock They numbered $50 men, about a nun
5-ed more than they brought when they were here here
11I-fe except assistant inspector OF snaII al
1,vaofi-e II IS a strange COINCIDENCE lhdt ever!
res Isced S an Officer in this portion Of the staff
1-oIo1eI Edward Duffy has been an officer IN ms
regiment about thirty years naLlns 1ce oee 1ses
-Tbe 6efail in the 69th Regiment to-day was;
Cf4sca- of The day. Captain John Il. Duny, Com
rauv G. officer Of the guard, Lieutenant f.up1nIo
md
FuaTG Lieutenant Walter c. Woods. COMPANY r
To-morrow's detail will be: Oflcer OF ne ua5ff
he FIard Lieutenant Cornelius J. Collins, COM
r,anv F and junior officer Of the guaro' 1lliolhS
p. Edwards. COMPANY ! oa - +be State
The ssth Regiment is ercamped IN the Seare sSre
tents on the main grounds. and will remain there
T--rfl Wednesday Afternoon. when they STAR 9n
Heir practice march TO lake Mohegan lnlIneql-
s-eIz sfTer their arrival Colonel Duffy and the
3rere of the regiment paid their official VslI 10
General Smith at the brigade headquarI me
officers Of the 47h Regiment paid their onlclal Nlsil
Tomorrow morning the Rev. William J. B. DAILY,
o. St Patricks Cathedral. chaplain OF Ihe 1 os1it
Regiment. will hold TWO services Inc IIsII TL
mass will De said in his tent al b:5o o CLOCK. Ihs
eecond service will be mass. with Sermon dIlH
,,5II n-ohab biv be said the east parade grouno-
In the evening there will be a song service at the
Young Mems Christian Association tent:
This week viii finish the camp service OF cen Gen.
th-orgh tie entire season. but could not spare the
.tvne AWAY from his business affairs. Inc gen
eral expresses himself as highly pleased with me
work done camp thus far. especially tnat OF lS
or Regiment which has gone through every orlli
Erg performed every duty in q commemorate man
Tro,irh+ Privates James Ledwith and James
r-,T1a+rick both of Company !, 6Sth Regiment,
--erc arrested in Peeksk for petit larceny. name
are now Confined in jail, their hearing set for to-
morrow morning