New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
GOVERNOR AT STATE Caup
TROOPS MAKE A FINE APpp
DRILLS AND MARCH

State Camp PeekskiIl. y. Y June ~ C..
Governor Odell was to have been at So. >a'-
about noon To-Day but the falling of rocts - ni
of the tunnels few miles above here daI ~ ons
train and 1t was 2:SO when Sergeant Jansers ha
fired the first of the nineteen guns tba+ uelal
Governors personal salute. The C5ova-1h ''h ths
companied by his son. Bryant B O5eu vas ae-
military secretary. Major H K Bird "a nu Ms
Third as Master Odell is Familiarity csuos D tbs
recovering from his broken leg and carries = las
which. however. he uses little. This ia HE e zane
of importance since the accident uiE
General Smith and staff net the C.o,,a-
at the Roa Hook station. and drove nm 7ri.S pdfy
to brigade headquarters. where thew res+aI : 'Hen
time There was no introduction of the C,Of' AOf'
to the officers of the 47th Regiment AZ ts.'rnos
that. as well as his review of the resfn,o-t t Aue
left until evening parade. The lateness - ''.1s .
trains caused a considerable change in tb = 'ns
custom OF Governors Day in camp ua
After their visit at State Camp CovArro- -
and his party started to visit the s9th RsgiCsA OusA
Camp Roe Lake Mohegan They were accorrraN -,.. a
by Brigadier General George Moore Smith ',-,ea s
tant General Nelson II. Henry. Colonel Iar,a. g
Cleveland and Captain William : scott :, " ".
crossroads, about mile from the camn H. :, 7
mounted. and from there they walked tn ,b0 s. -
They were sighted by the regiment about +ou -, -
utes before they reached the camp assen,,I, --il'
sounded. and when the party walked aIo1 vas "a.
road through the camp to Colonel Edward Ds- Sn'
tent every company stood in it's street ar ..D-
arms As the men had been romping about -,
OF. them without their coats and some Of tba,, -,
fields away from the camp. the quickness and 80
order OF the assembly We're remarkable soOd
Inc offcerS OF the regiment called
coioneFs tent and introduced 10 the GovernOr le
governor Odell was asked II he would review ~
parade. In spite of. the long walk he had fa, ,le
and the heat of the day he said ne was nAea n,a
pleased with their camp and would do So n nj
o4o O'Clock when the party rode out. The ms
were in their company streets then but ar res rn
stead Of IN formation. they when the en- "a
ernOr arrived 1t was allowable for them IN ebo.
him., and they did so most heartily As the fwo
coacheS bearing the party reached the top Of tbs
hill. where Clump of trees cut off their view y,
the camp, mess call sounded and the 69rh Psa ~
ment returned to the regular routine OF a rnflifs7v
camp
Among other visitors 70 the s9th Regimeprs r.,,,
were Judge James Fitzgerald. of the Nev-T1-gg
Supreme Court, ex-Judge Maurice ]. Power and =
D Farrell.
The early drill at Camp Roe was by compsn,s,
The second drill by battalions in exrenJsS
order ana with blank ammunition.
Tomorrow : detail for the 18th Regiment is: Of
Ger of the day, Captain Michael J. Dyer Of Com
F. Collins, of Company F: junior officer OF f6s
guard Lieutenant James L. Doyle. Of COMPANY
An effort will be made 10 get early start on
the march in to State Camp tomorrow morning
in order to avoid marching in the heat Of the dsy
The route will be the same that taken on tfs
march out Wednesday afternoon, but II Ia
hoped that there will not be repetition of Wednss
day afterno oonS storm All of the work of the sth
Regiment this week has been high.y cornmendabls
Upon their arrival State Cam thev will ptrH
their tents on the north paraCe ground. whel
they will occupy until they break camp SatHdsT
to return 70 New-York.
Former Captain Rockefeller and former Lteutsn
ant LAWN. of the 47th Regiment. visited their Old
regiment at the camp to-day Other visitors thers
Regiment. N q. y. j. ASSemblynnan Aids ard
Lieutenant Blohn. of the Old Guard.