New-York tribune., 1906-04-28
CAPTURE THE GARDEN.
Canadian Troops Make Fine -1p-
ncaraBce a. .HiItqry Shoe.

Nine hundred strong. the q Regiment, Canadian
Militia, Queens own Riaes. visited Madison Square
Garden last right and inet p most enthusiasts
gelconne
The regiment whic:, from q social standpoint is
Toronto's equivalent of New York's 7th Regiment
cnine 10 New YORK 10 take part in the Military
Show al rho Garden. ~ il the largest body of
militia Canada has sent this country. The
regiment was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
Sir Henry NJ Peliatt. siee-dc-camp 10 tho Governor
General of Canada. Colonel Pcli1:t rode at the
head of his troops. and mounted on a rnagnlH-
cent white charger named Prince, on which the
Prince Of Wales rode all through Canada when he
the Duke of York
The regiment entered TIE Garden from The Madl-
son avenue entrance promptly at 2 o'clock With
their commander at their head. they marched
across Jhe arena In -fours' formation and when
they drew Up in general salute" before the re-
viewing officer. BrigaSer General Nelson r. Henry
the large audience shouted itself hoarse Wien
the band played The Star Spangled Banner the
VISITING regiment presented arms and the entire
audience stood up
With the Canadian regiment were forty-four Off
GERS busle corps Of fifty pieces and brass hand
Of forty y-nve pieces The regiment went through an
elaborate and difficult drill Their fine formation
aaa soldieriy bearing were warmly praised by the
Syloeds ON % saa men OF the American regiments pres
-, @." "est 9tlIieo military body ever sent here
- tsnsca. When, arter half hour OF drilling,
eathusias,icsilyaa 'eh' 'he audience again eheered
The regiment lef, Toronto Thursday night. com
pros for speedy enbaIking The frst half OF the
DS1tasoa Ta entering the train Ia four minutes.
Dc e1artered az the 18th Regiment ArmOry.
~ was a fact, much commented uDon last night
tisI auhough the Garden ahlaze With flags
nto builtlng, there a single Canadian or
british flag placed there IN honor of the visitors
noNeNer, the men OF the United States regiments
u@lsee @ up Tor this omission by their enthusiastic
ssv p,ogFeme so Tor The final performances to-
MATINEE
@ BFig2aieT General John e. Eddy E7th Regiment. Ma
and evening parade by battalion Yonke-s
Aev- York Military Academy Cornwall Hudson
ssolsss :, 1,s Of ~ Franeis AoEisr New York city
r, IN competitive drill for prizes
2-Company driI Butts Manual etc by compspS v a 5th
tinted States Infantry
s-MGso rjde ey Troop G, 18th United States Cava,ry
b-D1l Gs ng platoon. "a Battery National Guard %
Aev ork, Lieutenant George =. \. Hornhy con-
NIGHT
Byigncer General Alhc1t l.. Mills. l. s. A reviewing
Review of UEaed states troops United states blue
!aek@ts aud marines Old Gusr1. New York. National
;he sth. OH. l0th l2th 18Th n = 2sd
Engineers. s7th 69th and 7lst Regiments lst ard Cd
Batteries and the LIST % Naval Militia
and the 4th Regiment, National Guard Jersey.
,ionsl Guard o. New York commanding
Review and exhibition drtl by the 2d Regiment,
Colonel sir Henry NJ. Peilatt commanding.
COMPANY dT phyFioal dIil With and street
S-Sword contest nRal contest of all competitors
8-Musc ride nv Troop 6. l5th United States Cavay.
Ne0 York; Lieutenant Chauncey n. Ms:iock,
Company 4. 9Th United States Infantry.
6-Rough riding oy Troop @ 18th United States Cavary