New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-16
VISITORS CROWD STATE CAMP.
FRIENDS OF BROOKLYN REGIMENTS OUT
N FORCE-sERMONs TO THE SOLDIERS

FRIENDS OF BROOKLYN REGIMENTS OUT
IN FoRcE-sERMoNs TO THE SOLDIERS,
State Camp. Peekskn. y. Y. June Is Special
For the first time there were two distinct church
services in progress at one time the State Camp
grounds this morning. In the Young Mems Chris
tian Association tent the 14th Regiment held It's
service at 1899 chaplain. the Rev. James Oliver
Wilson officiating. The service Of the sd Regi-
rnent. which was the regular form for morning
prayer OF the Episcopal Church, was held on Bat
Peter BIaurer. OF Berlinghors Band supphed m
b ron, the Gospel for the morning At $50
t NJ eHen;np there was Gospel song Service in
the Young Mems Christian Association tent led
J. O. Wilson spoke at this service. After his ser
Ign. bur ne returned 10 State Camp in the evening
Although the drills except guard mount and
been eonsiderabie Of military form here to-day.
fanfrv tinted states inspector delivered a lecture
70 the officers Of the 22d and 1tTh regiments on
delivered on the bluff west of the brigade head
An excursion got up by Company Of the
14th Regiment came to State Camp this afternoon
the excursion came by that steamer Tickets were
sold for hundreds more than the Taurus could &C
f,II, 81 tbnisand sitnrs on tbe ro,nTs in the
afternoon Among them were Police COMMISSIONS
John y. Partridge of NewYork and the Deputy
Police Commissioner. Lieutenant Colonel y. B.
Thurston who is inspector Of small arms practice
on Major General Charles F. Roe's staff. A dele
CATION from Lafayette Post, CT a. R.. Of which
the excursion. Joseph T Hall. formerly captain of
Company F. sd Regiment, was another Of the
visitors in camp.
trouble Saturday night. They went to Firktown.
q suburb Of Peekskill. became disorderly and were
arrested This morning before Police Justice
David Wiley Travis. they gave their names as
Hugh Hanna. of Company D, and John Tierney.
of Company A. both prvates. Each paid s. fine
This morning Colonel Kline and staff Of the 18th
Regiment rode out and inspected Camp Roe.
Ward. quartermaster on Major General Roe's
staff. rode with them.
To-days detail of the 14th Regiment is; Officer
of the day. Captain Carl L. Holmberg; officer of
junior officer of the guard. Second Lieutenant
Arthur S. Hennings. TO-morrow's detail will be:
officer of the day. Captain Richard H. Harding.
ir of Company NJ. officer Of the guard. First Lieu
tenant Richard c. Daniels OF Company l.: Junior
officer of the guard. Second Lieutenant William c
Wright. of Company l.
In the sd Regiment the detail to-day is: Officer
of the day. Captain F. {. bennington of Company
H officer of the guard. First Lieutenant Peter P
Pope of Company B: junior officer of guard.
Second Lieutenant Malcolm B. butcher. of Com
Of the day. Captain H. A. Davidson of Company
@. officer OF the guard, First Lieutenant Charles
Iediard. of Company D; junior officer of the guard
Second Lieutenant r. B. Dawson
On the march 70 the practice camp Lake
Mohegan tomorrow morning the sd Regiment will
adopt a new custom II will break camp and
leave these grounds at the usual time starting
the road usually taken. but about mile out It
will be divided. The Ist Battalion. under
mand of the colonel will proceed by the old route.
The I'd Battalion. under command of the lieutenant
through Peek.kill, take the Five Mile Turnpike
out They will meet at a crossing half a mile
from Camp Roe and march the rest Of the way
together.