Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27

~ HOSE officers who set traps to catch
the majority in the ID Battalion of
the list Regiment, when it became
Il known that Major Reicheiderfer
would be promoted, and who took
them in again when Gen. Harries maze
Known his selections. are hard At work re-
oiiiug the points and putting in fresh pat
The action of Cept. c. Fred Cook, ald-de-
camp, in declining the promotion rendered
him, has resulted in renewed speculation as
to who will secure the vacancy. A large
perctntagn of the officers in the list Regi-
nent are bracing hard to prevent the col
lapse of the rods they have erected to eaten
prem otian lightning. Col. Ourand has been
directed by the commanding general to rec
on,mend three officers for the post and Sc
lection will be made from the list he pre-
spnts So far lie has not forwarded lhe
MONIES and it is understood that ne -
awaiting the return of Gen. Harries from
Sea Girt in order that they might have d
conf, renee and reach some conclusions as
10 the officers who would be acceptable 10
the general The manner in which the oitl-
GERS of the 1St Regiment conducted theti-
selves in camp will have much TO 90 WIN
the recommendations of the Coionel. II 10
prctty well understood that he desires 10
T,cCrru1pud some officer IN his own ufSaliI-
zat;on tor Lieut. Colonel RechelderIer's Old
command and tie fact that he IS tahtuS
plenty of time to make up ms mlho IS re-
Sarded an indicftion that ne desleS 10
make the right selection.
There are numbers of officers VINO make
excellent company commanders, II IS stated
who are not quite up to the requirements OF Il
majority, " o"''. 80 ~ Tann n,IietIy
INTO M N"IU"'it1 ~ bts commend TO
CONSULTING ''!c ~, l,1l,,,,.1 is a bo,Ir
as well informed as to the capacity OF the
lhulNIuuu "i"oIlS VI ~ t,, !, !. iii
any man III luG % "a - oelIfrg for the
ana Ile l%'J Una. ~ ~, &c recorded
oIII'l"uS VI iiS 9"' ~, -. -. me-. he
as ilii 'Ni'e'lS' NO ~ 80 Ca, as nossf-
Dattallol ana Ci'e u 't"eI u, -, aa =, an
ble. 1t IS ,he uES'lc VI o., y,b,, viii come
inc poS'ivll VIM SO,i' . " IN GatioraI
uS l" me S."tius'IN u ~ =. - t,,,ost
Guard WORK mas eStapilsl'eu. - ist now.
ing. IN ms 'oi1licc'lVi'' w ; - 80 I.,l-
FAR the plhcetS or IHt " ~ 49, NV,
oEed ana now ulSu 'i.tS -. ttorIa,,t of
order OF marking. \ NVlS i"'l 80 - - Al
the results acncEtu al ctHp ", " ,,I.,,an
rectly after tht lttuln W ;,i2, L,'ItI
by an inteIeSItu o'ssl W F i,,dcinfr
who mas h!u Sohe oiL,oi - - a1d
the 'ai'""llH VI -, - Eatin1aI Guard
o. otIcr States He said:
lessons of the Camp.
.,,,, . ,,,,,,, ,,,.ri,7 in +he YEARLY life
>-,.;,,,-1 C.,,,r5 of the District IS
n -, ,,.e- IN q et1Idv of the mis-
li,, tho summer outing ana
- ~. ~ of tho ,ifeuen who
~, ,7 :, ,,,,,,,atfriop at this
"i' '''"t''' ~ i ,,,-
time. 40 departure - IN II ~ ,nrril,9 inn
lc'd thIS year tNOv'. ''l" - i.I,l,i,.,.4s
OF tle various Ea"i i7''I'i' ~ t,o. nm
mentioned apLraIS l" ne 80, u M,
heretofore, NtIot .th t.'E ~ 80 - -, !
IN the u"d ID Is con. ''N ~ 80 ~ ,.,,
where errors were !''dtt' nI -
m@natTS, NOT only IN '!,H .l'C"' ~ 49,
ten. put throughout OI.S .p"'''t -
prone 10 point out me D miss y" u -,
men ana the men OF "ti-tt Coi'ii''''''9 -
the OLD discussion OF Ia" l'SSu.l9 VI
L. mp wakes warm ana lHTlluCLiEf. -
sons OF the camp seem 20 iuIHi7H Il 49,
fertile Held OF dS'uSSlpn' anu ~ II
fore marvel 10 the C'ihIt.i'.'I'lS 'tA'tS'
that the same lessons must De learned go u
year. 1t Is promised thtl a departure - ~
Inc made in the matter OF INSTRUCTION nc
the guarismen cannot IAN 10 aPPFeeiate g..
The last two years nave peeh PItctlcdi!E
spent IN prepare tion lot Tue Moth ti i, -. -