New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

With the retirement OF Colonel Franklin Bartlett
from the ed Regiment that organization is now
under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Harry
Hayden Treadwen. one of the best known officers
in the National Guard and the in line in the
regiment for promotion He is known an enter
prising and progressive officer. and calculated
to administer the affairs Of the regiment in the
most satisfactory manner. Lieutenant Colonel
TreadweH first joined the regiment as a private in
Company b. on May II, 1877, and is the oldest on
Ger in it. He has served in the grades OF corporal
lieutenant. adjutant and lieutenant colonel. and
during this service has gained a vaIEa6Ie exper
ence. He has always been mindful OF the regi-
nent's interests. and has accomplished much for
it's benefit. During the Spanish war he served with
the command as reginlental adiutant No election
up command of the regiment. is formally retired in
September.
Colonel Austen of the 18th Regiment has issued
instructions relative to the tour of camp duty 70
be performed by his command from August 4 to IL
next at Plum Island. The regiment will assemble
the armOry ct 1870 p. August and pro-
eeed via the Long Island Railroad to Greenport
from which place the regiment will be transported
Russell has been detailed ia as guard instructor, and
The camp will be under the auspices of the War
Department
A summer camp for members of the LIST Battery
handy to the city has been established at Aqueduct-
and Kingsbridge Road. property owned by
Captain Wendell. 1t has beer named Camp Roose-
main Sunday. The summer nights festival
held last Wednesday was very successful event.
Company A. of the 18th Regiment in command
OF Lieutenant Harris Lindsey. Deputy Police Com
missioner went into camp at the athletic grounds
of the regiment at Barretoes Point-on-the-Sound
last night, remain until this evening. There
will be game of baseball this afternoon between
teams from Companies y and ID. Sergeant j. b.
Corrigan one of the best known mon CONS in
the regiment. gaIantly saved young woman from
drowning last Sunday at Barretoes Point. She was
bathing, got beyond her depth. and sank for
the third time just Corrigan reached ner and
brought her safely 10 shore. Surgeon w O. lie
BoutillieT, who has been sick, has recovered
Second Lieutenant Lucius WIlmerdins who re-
signed some time since. has been honorably dis
charged.
Lieutenant Thomas Lennon Reynolds, of the esth
Regiment. the staff OF Colonel Duffy. is now
planning vigorous campaign for the Democratic
leadership of the 9th Assembly District In the
hope of defeating J. j. Martin. the present leader
who Is a Republican. Captain John X. Foley. also
of the 6sth s one OF the chief aids 10 Mr. Reynolds
ant Patrick J. Mulcahy has received his comnis-
sion
Captain Henry S Rasquin. OF the Sd Battery. has
sailed for Europe a pleasure trip of months.
There will be no march out Of the battery this
year. Lieutenant l.. NJ Niekerson has been
placed on the retired list SECOND IAeutenants r.
w. Whitlach and George IT. y. Horribly. recently
elected. have passed the examining board
Major Frederick A. Wells of the 2Sd Regiment Ia
perfecting arrangements incident TO the participl-
tion OF the companies of his battalion In the Rock
land County Industrial Fair from August s2 10 a5
next. There will be reviews, drills and parades
viewers are General James Mciecr Second brigade;
Colonel W. A. Stokes. Esd Regiment. and Colonel