New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
LAST NIGHT AT STATE CAMP
SEASON ENDS TO-DAY WITH RETURN
OF list REGIMENT-GCVERNOR
AT PEEKSKILL.

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After busy day the list Regiment is holding nlsh
carnival at the State Camp grounds to-hlsh'
is not only their last night in camp. but the lasI
niobt of the Camp season we'll, and jollihcatonS
of all sorts are in progress.
Last night the field music presented a sli'eI
baton to their drum major, William WahIer' ana
he used il for the first time at the review OF the
REGIMENT nv Governor OdelI this afternoon To-
night to First Lieutenant Robert E Byars OF COM
pany (, was presented a full set or ofncer eqoiP
ments. Colonel William G. Bates made the presenta
tion speech.
Governor Odell did not arrive at camp to-day until
much later than the hour at which he was ex-
pected 1t l o'clock when Corporal H- r
Hedenberg's detail from the 1st Battery fired the
first of the nineteen guns of the Governors salute
announcing that the party was on the grounds
After the Governor had made short visit at Cen
eraI Roe's tent the list Regiment was formed and
gave a drill on the east parade ground and was
reviewed by Governor Odell. The parade over, Gov
Odell and his secretary, Walter Graham, re-
turned with General Roe and his staff to Head
quarters Row There they photographed
Later Colonel Bates and the line and staff officers
OF the list Regiment marched over to General Roe's
tent and introduced to the Governor Inc
Governor left the camp at o'clock
The field sports of the regiment have again been
postponed this time indefinitely. Yesterday the
mornings rain caused drill to be postponed until
that had been fixed for the sports and THIS
afternoon the visit of the Governor and the revie"
devoted to them. This is particularly unfortunate
because the list Regiment is noted for its athletes
and that feature is strong one in drawing ne" ana
acceptable men into its ranks.
The second drill this morning. which was by
battalions In extended order and battle formation
was the first time that blank ammunition had
been used on the State Camp grounds this season.
although there has been some use of IT at camp
Roe Lake Mohegan In the course of the drlli
two men who fell while running over the uneven
ground near the skirts of the camp, were injured
They were Private Joseph B. Mimuaugh of Com
pany !. who had a kneecap dfSlocated. ana FIJI
vate John Godsel. of Company b. whose sho1lder
was dislocated Both are under the care OIL Regl-
mental Surgeon E T. 7. Marsh, ,o, bo,,. +o-
Evening parade held at the usual hour TO-
night. and following it a concert was given by the
post band
New-York and Professor Francisco Fanciuli.
leader of the list Regiment Band. were visitors
at the camp to-day -;
Tomorrow the vacating of the camp will begin
in the morning. and by night the only military
men left on the grounds will be Brigadier eenerai
Colonel Guilford Hurry, commissary of sub
sistence Colonel Edward NJ. Ward, quartermas-
ter, and Major John NJ. Smith, who remain 10
fore the grounds closed. The list Regiment
will break camp at o'clock and at $50 march 10
York at 10 o'clock. Major General Roe and staff.
who will take train at Peekskill, will leave camp
soon after the regiment. II will be somewhat later
when the detail of the 1st Battery starts. they
have send their field pieces to Peekskill, TO be
shipped TO New-York. The post band, under P
Berlinghof, will leave az about the same time
as the battery detail. They go direct from the
State Camp to fill engagement at Crotona Park,
in the Borough Of The Bronx.
The details for tomorrow in the list Regiment
are Officer of the day Captain Lincoln W. Nc
Leod of Company II; officer of the guard. First
junior officer of the guard, Second Lieutenant John
+. Jenkins, of Company C