New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
THE STATE CAMP OPENS.
Tenth Regiment and Signal Corps
Com panies at PeeksbM.

Peekskill State Camp. June 3 (speciaD.-Un-
der cloudless skies and in the informal manner
that has been observed of late years the twen-
ty-fourth season of the State camp began this
morning. Tonight, under their own tents the
lOtn Regiment, Colonel Charles A Denike COM
mandlng, and the lst and I'd companies Signal
corps occupy the plain II is the first mo-
bihzation OF the regiment since its organization
on May /, when the separate company regiments
were disbanded and new regiments formed of
companies whose home stations were nearer to-
gether
The 10th was one of these new regiments and
the regimental staff and companies comprising
it, with the company commanders. who are in
camp. are: Colonel. Charles A. Denike OF White
Plains; lieutenant colonel. Charles E. Davis Of
Albany; major. John /. Pruya. Of Yonkers;
major, Howard W. Mcmillan. of Albany; major.
Frank A. McNeey. of Albany; surgeon major
H Eugene Smith. Of Mount Vernon; assistant
surgeon, Captain William J. McKown, of Al
bany: regimentaI adJutant, Captain Charles B
Stats, of Albany; adjutant Of 1st Battalion
Lieutenant Wilbur B. Hammond. Of Yonkers;
adjutant of I'd Battalion. Lieutenant Allen
l.. Reagan, of Albany; adjutant OF Sd
Battalion. Lieutenant William F. Wheelock
of Albany; regimental quartermaster
Captain Edwin B. Flake OF Mount
Vernon; quartermaster. list Battalion, Lieuteu-
ant David A. Tilley; quartermaster. I'd Bat
talon. Lieutenant w. Howard Brown, OF Alba
ny: quarterrnaster. Sd Battalion. Lieutenant
Michael ]. Reagan, of Albany: inspector OF small
practice. Captain A. h. Scattergood Of
Albany; assistant inspector Of small arms prac-
tice, Lieutenant Frank T. Davis. of Mount Yer
non; regimentaI comnissary, Captain Frank s.
Harris. of Albany. and chaplain. the Rev. DR..
A. F. Tenney, Of Pelham Manor.
Company A. Captain W. B. Coates: Company
B, Captain Edward V. Howard: Company C.
Captain James C. Roach; Company D. Captain
Charles E. Walsh, all of the 10th Battalion. of
Albany. Company E. 18th Separate Company.
Of Catskir Captain Albert Saupaush; Company
F, 23d, Separate Company Of Hudson Captain
Louis Rate; Company G. 4th Separate Company.
OF Yonkers Lieutenant A. W Nugent; Company
II, 11th Separate Company. OF Mount Vernon,
Lieutenant Charles H. Garfield; Company I.
17th Separate Company. OF Flushing. Captain
John Kline: Company K, 18th Separate Com
pany. of Poughkeepsie. Captain Guy Nelson.
and Company NJ. 14th Separate Company. Of
Kingston, Captain Everett NJ. Fowler.
The regiment arrived at camp In two sections.
the companies from Yonkers, Mount Vernon and
Flushing. together with the LIST Company. Sig
nal Corps, Captain Oscar Erlandsen. and the
I'd Company. Signal Corps. Captain Elliott Bige-
low. jr. reaching the Roa Hook station first
some time before noon The companies OF the
Signal Corps marched at once to camp. but the
separate companies remained at the Roa Hook
station until the arrival Of the train from the
north which was bringing the other companies
regimentaI headquarters and Gartland's band
which is to post band during the week
Their train late also. and IL was not until
1915 that with colors flying and band playing.
the new 10th in neW olive drab uniforms and
new equipment. marched into camp.
The Rev. DIR. A F. Tenney. Of Christ Church.
Pelham Manor, chaplain OF the regiment IS In
camp, and will hold services on the blum near
Quality Row tomorrow morning at 1O:3O
weather permitting. His subject will be "Ooe-
dience in Reverence" There will also be ser
vices at the Young Mems Christian Association
tent in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock. when DR..
T. Nice ex-surgeon Of the German army. VIII
sIeak.
Among the u1ost important additions 70 camp
this year are the installation Of long distance
telephone stations and the establishment OF an
excellent restaurant near the Young Mems
Christian Association tents.
General Roe and staff occupy the tents along
Quality Row, and to the official family has been
added Captain G. C. Burnell. U. 9. S. c.. of Fort
Wood Bedlow's Island Captain Burnell Will
remain only during the tour of the State Signal
Corps companies and will not only lecture to
them upon their special line Of work. but will
also make suggestions