New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
GUARD NEUS.

There Is nothing definite yet abou. the opening
OF the state camp. the attendance of some or
gaufzations of the National Guard in fel1 service
vfrb the arnl~ Unless Z sufficient appropriation
IS made by Congress. the joint camps cannot be
held and unless there IS sufficient appropriation
from the state the camp al Peekskiu cannot be
opened.
Major General Roe has returned from Cuba and
Is again in active command OF the National Guard
relieving General George Moore Smith, OF the First
Brigade, from that duty.
Colonel EImore F. Austin. OF the sth Coast ArtI-
lery was sworn into Office by General Roe on Tues
dav Eight Of the officers who have been opposed
10 him have decided resign. Among these it Is
said are Captains Hiecke WaIdron. Stevenson and
Lieutenants Egan. Devaae. Connolly and Jacobs
One captain who failed TO parade his company for
drill on Monday night probably viii be CoUrt-Inar-
tailed. Some twenty members Of Company F have
made application for transfer another regiment
Colonel Bates OF the list Regiment is srattfed az
the increase in membership in the regiment shown
In The returns for the six months ended March
81 The present strength lis 765 officers and men.
against 751 on September 4 The rife team OF the
regiment will shoot a match with the ndshpul=n
al the United States Na~al Academy az Annapolis
on May 16 Battalion drills viii be begun to-1nor
row night.
Brevet Brigader General James 3 Frothtng-
ham president Of the sd Regiment Veteran Asso-
citation will review the regiment on Saturday nignt,
and the veterans viii parade In its annual muster
the regiment paraded 76Q officers and men falling
of Of fifteen from ast year. Colonel stokes mas
appointed Sergeant J. Ward Of Company T. Tegl-
mental quarternaster sergeant end Sergeant {.
H Barnum. Of Company X. has been appointed
barra1fon duarternaster sergeant. The new
psrv NJ cannot oe mustered n until more funds
available
A review OF the I'd Regiment Will De held ny
Major General Roe Monday night. April 10 The
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from, Con7pany II by So points. breaking the arIory
record BY points Its score was 462 points.
against SO by Company c. its nearest competitor.
The names OF the winning team. with the agsre-
gate score OF each man. follow: Corporal Luun-
Minis II: Corporal Wilson. A. Sergeant Rossecr. AZ:
Captain Conrow. Is, Corporal RoJhschiI1 IS: Must
clan Corrte f. Sergeant Ochlec. &, Private Kaiser
IS: Private Bernard 35; Private Monihan. g. Ser
geant STOW 50. and Corporal LINKS, %
Members OF Squadron \ are preparing fo- the
annual muster and inspection by War Department
and state officers at the ermo-y on Wednesday
night.
Major General Roe viii review the 47-h Rasi>ent
a. its a-Eao-y the night Of Tuesday. April II
Company Of the l2th Regiment has elected
Lieutenant Clarence 5. WadswOrth. Of Company
E captain He has been connected with tie req
Ireut 1913, and before thar served IN tLe lst
Corps Of Cadets. " Massachusetts,. lie succeeds
Captain Parker.
Shooting IN reEDlErrS fOr annual zion
vii b- permitted ~ NE 'I-- -,,r range. th-,e
= uo danger r4om stray 1uiler- tto,-4 J-.a a-i-
Governor IlusAes has informed colonel ILa-st,n
thst sl.lh practice may bs held
Company X or the sch Resimeut Captain cos,i-
gan VIII hold bacn dance az the ,r-nory on sIan-
day night. April 70 Colonel Appleton. VINO ge-
viewed the regiment on Monday night tc.d Colonel
Duny and his officers that IL the best review
ana drill e the regiment he had ever Witnessed.
r.,-tz4,-N-s-s =
Who succeeded Captain David Wilson. appointed
major OF the is: Battalion OF Field Artillery FRS.
joined thes battery in 1ss- he served 1Sas as
captain OF the 7ra Battery o. New YoEE Volunteers