New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-17
WEDDING AT THE STATE CAMP.
ERIDE WAS ONE OF EXCURSION PARTY o,
sUNDAY-HOT MARCH TO MOHEGAN.

SUNDAY-FOT MARCH TO MOHEGAN.
State Camp Peekskill n Z, June l6 tSpeciaD-
wedding took place Just OFF from the State Camp
grounds last night. It was intended TO be kept
still until after the regiments return TO Brooklyn.
hut II leaked out this morning Early in the even
ing the Rev Dr. James o. Wilson. Of ST. Andrew S
Methodist Episcopal Church. chaplain of the 18th
Regiment. was asked perform the ceremony. hut
declined he had not the necessary certtncate
with him After a hurried consultation the Rev.
lanes " Dodge pastor Of St. Pauls Meth
odis Episcopal Church Of Peekskill, was sent for
He came over. and al $50 m. just ten minutes
before tattoo sounded. Edwin } Patelo. clerk Of
Company D. I4th Regiment. and Miss Lulu G
Wiley. who had come No in the afternoon On the
comrany's excursion. were Joined in marriage
bonds The ceremony took place at the home Of
Louis Harer the >aretaker Of the State Camp
grounds near foot Of the stairs leading to the
narade grounds Miss Maude l. Mills and Charles
w Stuthure signed the certificate as witnesses.
Another sensation Of last night the falling
overheard at the State Camp wharf Of woman
who was about TO get In ferry rowooat- This
occurred near midnight. The woman was got out
Of the water with much difficulty by the guards de-
tailed ~ the outposts She -efuse1 10 give her
name and il was not known whether or not she
had been-o on the camp grounds. There are mum
her Of families living along the road the ferry
and she may have been visiting one Of them
At s.35 o'clock this morning, the latest OF any
regiment so far this season the 23d Regiment
started on its practice march to Camp Poe. Lake
Michigan. Colonel William H. Chaplin inspector
on Major General Charles F. Roes staff; Major
Trumhridge Of Brgadier General McLeer's staff.
most adiutant and Captain Henry g. Lyon. 22d
I-nited States Infantry United States inspector.
acconpanied the regiment its march. The
morning was hot and humid, and the march was
slow and with many short rests Several OF the
men were overcome by fatigue and had to rae IN
the ambulance.
At the Annsvile bridge the regiment divided
The LIST Battalion under command of Colonel \
G Barnes continued the old upper road. wniie
the ID Battalion. under command of Lieutenant
colonel w A. Stokes, crossed the bridge and took
the lower road, through Peekskill. 1t was IN
tnnded that the twn columns should join at the
| crossroads about half mile from the camp; but
| thev did not The 1st Battalion, which had tht.
tnr8er route reaC ned the crossing first and went
| an 10 the grounds where they halted at o'clock.
| The I'd battalion arrived at Camp Roe three
does not find single field used by previous regl-
! ments large enough for IT. and has pitched TWO
| company in the next held
This afternoon Major General Charles f Roe.
Lieutenant Colonel Guilford Hurry Lieutenant COL
| oneI Edward NJ. Ward and Major Louis NJ. Greer
| rode out and visited Camp Roe
At State Camp the early drill of the l4;h Regi-
| ment was by companies The second driIl vas
hattaIion drill in extended order and battle for
| roation hut without ammunition. In the after
| noon Corporal William Paschke and his detail
| from the LIST Battery went out over the target
| range They had intended to practise some sig
| Mailing but did not, owing to a heavy windstorm
| All that the State Camp caught or the storm
| was the wind and that did no damage. Al lamp
| Roe the 23d Regiment had the same wind storm.
followed by a short bur heavy rain. 1t did no dam
age other than interfering with the work Of laying
oT To-morrow's detail for the 14h Regiment is
| Officer of the day, Captain Gustav T. Bruck-
| man. of Company F: officer of the guard, tIrst
Junior officer OF the guard. Second Lieutenant Ed
| ward n Raymond of Company c