New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20

presided at the meeting IN preparation for ths
4 & A. drills by battalion Will be held on No,
vember o. 2 ana e There viii be resmcntal
driii on November 3.
The Second Battalion Of the sth Regiment wiz
be reviewed by Colonel Jarvis on November q. ard
the Second Battalion viii be reviewed by Lieutenant
colonel Ridabock On NoveI9ner = a resin'entu
drill VIII he held en- November 90
In the lst sigma: Corpz. First Lieutenant
Thomas ". Baldwin and second L.ertenan, WIZ
been commissioned.
Battalion drills under the new c-.E regulation,
wiz be held i'm the sth Regiment follows Com
panies G.. +. II. / and viii drill cho evening
OF November 81 in command ot 1Ia5or john D.
Walton. and Companies y. r. ID. O. auG r v-iH
d.jl on the evening of December .n command
of Major John J. Byrue The regiment has quail
tied at CrcedmoOr ,his year eleven dizri guished
experts fifteen experts eighteen sharl,nooters and
f55 marksmen. Company has made the bestl
record IN the regiment. Lieutenant vF r Sheo-
pard. OF Company r. who has be e elected ass,
lieutenant OF Company Of the 1-zf Regimen
first joined the military as q member OF the It
Regiment 90 Missouri National Gu--d. and later
served in the artillery If the State. lie as
served in the naval militia Of Illinois, in the II
Battery Of NeW-EorA. and during the war viii
Spain he served with the list Regiment in cllf,
There vas quite hos night over his election II I
Company -. and former First Sergeant j. n |
&c cast for sheppard A. no man could Vote uss
was IN arrears 10 the company da.in1uenr- werss
collected ssi on the night OF the election.
Adjutant John T. Foley OF the seta Rsrfr,-,.
Is so Jealous i'm his study of the new d-iI ~a-ll,
tons that he goes TO Governors I-rsr4 sever.
rllIT WeeH 10 witness the moraia- drills ns ~
1919 ttooaS tnere- As the drills begin a- sai.
on hand 4 raoveI.-f j. on fao, - ..-, e. O. =
non-commissoneG officers assOciatiHH.
National Guardsmen Of New-Yors have made
fine record in outdoor shooting az Cre-lrlrq- -
other state ranges in qualifying rna-ksr.e1 m,
season. and under more difficult conditions rbs-
ever before. The instruction has also been 30 ~
most thorough description. and mo- state fra IN.
tnion can boast such fine record The figures ..
the seasons shooting just complete 10y Ttal-z-
ant Colonel y p. ThUrston Inspector ~ -r1s.
arms practice and ordnance officer ON TIE star \
Major General Roe. commanding tho Nar,-
Guard show that the State has q. - rsaH7s-
marksme-. OF these So are mark-ur-u who han.
made 40 points more out of a possible O. st
and 300 yards; $50 sharpsho0ters who have mai.
43 points more out of "a poS-b-. H. -,1 .ads
yards; SO experts. who have mace al points q.
more at 500 and 1c@o yards ont az a possible 8
points. and lastly 5l5 dsJirsuIsheI experts vho-
a skirmish run. including rapid - from 30 =
200 yards. have made aV points r-l-- aHr II
commando bv Rrgldiar 65-ra.raf l.----. 10 "a
Smith, with 33S4 marksmen. has -a- best record
In this brigade is the th It-sirent Colonel Apple
with Is diHtinsIiisbaI yusriE H. ga
shooters and go mSfI Esne1. an aggregate % 81
qualified shots.
In view of the fact that President Roosevelt VA,
at time a captain IN the Sin Regiment ina
Board OF Officers has decided that The regimen.
participate in the inaugural ceremonies an Wash
ington next March The Programme calls for CO
parturs from the city Jra evening ~ Frii-y.
March 8; inaugural parade March g. sightseeing
March >. Battalion S-r-.a-t lI-i.r Frost has
| the SpaniSh-American War rs q 5-1r-aarj e.
/ which tune ne developed relG-. .-rl fog eN--9
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