The sun., 1910-08-02

snd his IN - sun,s . thins p- tsp sbott
% air. tut TO- th~v arr tirHi-sl pvsr a
rssnarA that G-n Grsnf mad. sh-n h-
llIsst uu .ur Mao
'o ~ -aii fF- General das soon dsta
vostr squadron str ts anv regular com
nand that snBs uf
The stan - th- sliadro Nas CON-
p.~ted tp-Its Sh-n Lieut. Reginald
Sayr~ ~. Hragk pistol shot who cap
tanned N. Nm-riosn team 81 Bi-l-y last
v~Hr Got into lamp BrtdEman has f1S
men under his Iunnand. IN four troops
Captain"d bv 4 , Townsend. Troop
william Wright, Troop .. Edward
IrDnp
IN" r...t 81 tn. N-w YORK TROOPS. the
seventy -hrst Regiment Under col Will
am q fai.s viii arrive tO-morrow morn
mg tol. IafrS vii nring about no mon.
who will bring m. strength Ot the New
Nor, "ltv commands Ip 20 abou, giO
mon he, wors a. The THIRD Brigade
commanded hy Brig -tis'n George Moore
smith Mai Cen harl-.s , Roe. acCOtn-
I.'nl'''l bv Ndl ten N-rbe-k ar- here 20
ln-T%'.t the New lorkerS Gen Grant
ha- sent an invitation toGoN Hugh.'- and
20 the tioN~rnoru " III" New England
STATE vh',h will h. represented h-rr In
Tho third p'.rind VI instruction
The stat" guards are "Nperts.t to pick
up a few tins a. 10 m" fiossv Sld,, ~ dis
cipln~ Nihuau-n sr,. a hti ton free and
ea-V about saluting to -,ut the Regulars
Ih"N have hre-SV way uf addressing
"n'~r- mat gos'- against the gram - the
professional soldier, The name of the
Lieutenant needn't ~. mentioned. nor tho
nu,nh..r " hiS regiment but he took
something from one of N" enlisted men
this afternoon that would have given a
first class n to Regular ofiC~r The
Lieutenant had pasted "a man Co guard a
pil" ~ supplies Ram drizzled and the
IL ~. g.. ha
Lieutenant
smith -a,d he. how long do hav.
to stick here. h,hs-
only n couple ot minutes more. Johnny
tn l get relief
While "a" New York faltrymsn W-r-
hrsth < up t"ots thIs Afternoon they
hai a crNrC- 10 .ee how fast the Re gu
lars can move when there y trout. ia
the Wind Far away on tn. su mint
oi Hogs Neck Gen CRAFTS tugler stood
silhou"'tci. The breeze carried the call
Il ~ the fire ~ u that turJs = camp uIsi ~
inwr. At tho instA"t the sound die!
FVaN the 5uRles OF the commands ON the
plst tpoz up the call and rcpea,eiIt At The
I've ~ fourth lufHutry we're - mess.
They WI" up and out la jig time. Two
cumpa' i.~ forme 1 As they ran with their
white ofiiC ers driving them on
4 blaHS sfnok" cloud dTIft-i 4 above the
trees "ar the quertermeSi camp
II l"okci - II the mouI tAiu Of bsl'.i hay
thousands ~ dollars worth OF supplies
IN boN cars AID Lear the hay might be
corslIn" The cgro~s OF the TNe1ty .
fourth AMI their comm !es % tho Tsnih
Csvrlry wc-e at the fire in two minutes
s''"- th~ bugl. call Ihey found that the
luaTtermRstrr Was bur. inG piloi brush
lh- fake alarm was. hov ever. q Lsat
ob j-ct lesson for the gusr tsme0.
n" New York solciers have seu lsArr-
l. x III" Fi,tory ~ the oou' try Over which
-. b IL. 81
nuckls pStoh thst the u ite1 S,sie-
bought up tor s7j.ooO to uss for the trsir =
lCg OF sOl1irrs Sr.s Il part Of the estate
TO- y"c-r ego OF Joseph Borapart". brother
Of NaTolepu
When be lost his thrones 81 Spain and
Naples and went 90 B1rdsntown. y J .
Jnseph travelled several times to his
esta'. A. LAk. BonAparte He crossed
Pin" Plains IN has coach drawn by six
horses and visited his friend James TeTay
de thAumont, whose chateau, two mIles
from the army camp. IL Etill standing
hInS Joseph at stE,h times dropped his
< ndola Ia the BLACK River po-ses-~d
IA these DAYS by paper pulp mills and
made excursions with his friend de Chau-
mont
lie Chaumont owned a quarter nf a
million acres which 0ouv.rneur Morris
induced him To buy IN northern New York
and he had sold 81. .OOO acres - King Joseph
IN 1875 Joseph was getting ready To
come 20 AmeT.ca when he met DE- 'hau-
mont at Bioi- They we're dining one day
when the eE-hing turned 10 de ChAumont
1 ,hould like very much 10 have some
of yJur land IN America. said he. in ey-
change foi a part Of he silver have In
my NaS hns These wagons NAV be pil.
laged a. any monru' TaAs foVr or hv"
sundrei thousand francs and give mo the
equivalent IN land
Ia 'hls pu-Chasr large part ~ Pine
Pla "a and Lake BonapArte was Included
Later On many Frenchmen Who hAi
faIl.,n With Napol.On -etil.-i here and gave
their names tu cross roads towns One
II 'ns-. was French woman, the
Ba rlT ess de- Fsrre who built q chateau
at 81 Regis Here she entertained the
ct le- lAvi-hly until she went back To
Francs with 'hs return % the younger
BoJrbOus After her thu town of De-
ferret IL named
The natives have those scraps os history
at their fingers unCs