The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-03
Brisk WORK UP AT Pine CAMP
or mr. ROi> kIPT ON THE
~ W. "a JHI TIHI.

IA. 'n,' M" Government was To blame
| IT, - .rus IN" disposition of tho hest
.rt rpru hound IN Jefferson county.
49, uI night for them army fcIl.rs
r. =. rtupagtug around on their own
Or .ri that they had bought and paid
q ..t Nh"u they came helroaring
M. YAH. "a whoopn' and a-yelhn' and
.-a.a Henry that's the name ~ the
d.. r was tam" for citizens To stand
~ ,r,.- nights
H"'.y was DOING IN Will Woodrow =
n. ri, ward thus afternoon v-lping IN his
d,sus II rngtarl"d varlrts From a
el.r.n = timher a troop uf cavalry hurst
~. snull yells and much firing Of niles
Ih.y made a bee line for tn. Woodrow
ua-. nut before they struck the snak.
Or. roo" coon hound had left in haste
asr,."n"rrv charley, a witness Of this
n .i.'' SAID h" wouldn't have believed
da' 70 Nas ~ Henry Nuuiruw to travel ~
Ia
T. Uas lat" m the evening when Mr.
No,-iruW found Henry in a haystack
sasr Philadelphia. twelve miles from his
farm and Henry was so upset that h..
hardly knew his master and tried To- bate
hr N the ankle
The M sht ot the hound into another
bNnship was caused 10y military
nanpuvre executed nv the Red Army
AGAINST IN. Blue. Th"or.tiCall- IunUO
.oldiers about equally divided wor.
hurled against one another "A mile and "A
hf from IN" camp - instruction. tn.
Csr'rs f operations lying az Sterling
v,ls Actually lesS than ?Jn men wer,,
engaged IN the smart cavalry action.
O. NsW York TROOPERS of MAJOR oliver
3 Rr'fgman's command. squadron \
Numbers are not essential m the plans
II d." HIghbrow- VINO formulate ~"
Problems IN their comfortable tents
1ts.rv = the thing GIVE them dozen
men and an armful 81 maps and they
Nll Hght you n Gettysburg before noon
r.-- and an AntIrt1m before guard
mount Major Bridgmlu cut hI- uIad-
~ 10 two. making "A Rel army nUt -
~ troops and Blue army ont Il the
o,-srtWo
Her. was tho situation Rod army
n N canada. complet" IN all IT. arms.
uas forcing a way south To- ,rumpis
q; = Blue defensive force SinC" armies
q rot pr,C,'.Si hhndlv each mad an ad
van" guard II cavalry shot ahead ?,
fee rGt the country Ruigmiu a--Igu'~t
two troops under Capt 4 = Townsend
a. he point 81 the Rel army and two
unap- under Capt William X Wright
3 Penetrate ahead - the Blu"
y the Red advance could cat ~ capture
r. DESTROY the Blue scouts Won car
o. Yourself that ~" Bu" mann body
49, likely - narCI straight mt an uu-
u-rCItul hckIng On ~" other hand
4 ne Blue advanC" guard wtp"i out m"
Bod advanC" u woulI not b" h"iltNy ~
o. invaders
With their imaginary arrnr"- h..hlri
n I'm the two cavalry forces 'Hrk post
TN mites apart each without SHOWING
shere thu other wa "uctiny'-f ~
VI they got IN motion and advance
tWari each ,thsr over broken. wooded
country feeling 'NrtF way llk" a man
H. a fog war VI tho -s.nu'- e ~"
Rcd irund -" H." troops preceding
Efng N" rad tr.W t.a'- Nll- Ih"
emmAnd-r "t 49,. Rel d"ta'h"i 'lf
troop and threw ~ around g. v.tN"
q deinonst "a mon ,U 49,. FIl. left Htr-
japt edward Dlu-t"aI .I"r'-t -"
engagen ent nv Gl-u u'l''tNE 'Is ilf
troop and drilling ~" Ell" harN vIth
sharp rifle FIR" Tho O.. .ri u.s. -. rulr"i
9th the frst hanging Il gun that n.-
been heard
Before the Blue cot ..uu f,ura a..uuat.
ever and suCtr'',t"d Iu dIsH-iEluE t.'r..
s'.ai's fankers halt d"f.u Blu can
. rvmsn were shot and seven or eight
sounded Privates John Hon" l.-ru..rr.
both the Farz- boys. j. Z. and
Cor'lHn ~ Nicoll. Corporal Theron X
s'r1ng and Trumpey"r tverett DUmlnIcN
NFre Killed Theoretically and FIRST Ser
Eeant A r. BOerarn. Quartsrtna-tsr S-'r-
s.Ant frank Pruyn sergeant Graham
0unEs G"elst Gallatln. Charles A
lana John Whitney Raker and Capt
Latham X Rcd VEN punctur"d.
apt Fright comm anding the Blue.
sWiInR hls squadron g. cover. reformed
tAstily and attAcksd thr Red r"solut"ly
ErovAts Rutherford StNyvesant Pierre
rrnr vas shot IN the hs~l a. IN" outset
~ this manpuyre. while PrIvat"s fllhu
Root. Jr and Whitney h ernoChan. hav-
.rg eTpused themselves 10 IA. first fever
~ combat wer" riddl"d with supp"-l-
r'0us bullets. Kari ~ B hr. the tennis
y.Ayer. = private IN Troop ! Red Army.
vAs captured 10y PrlVat"s ,,eorg" Wash
II ston Carpenter and J Otu Poet.
] ne umpireH who had watched this
carnage with the utr"~7 cal nn"~~. snok
ing their Cig ars and chatting about mutual
trends on stan duty IN Washington.
weren't quite certain until they had g"n"
c~"r the mAp~ which army had won
6cnnlcAl victory II was their opinion
ira n the Blue column had not b""u
- ped out by the terrific faiking hr" r
Ire Red cavalry why the Blu" may haN" b
S1gst ~ the mosAy earth ~ the whol"
RAd force. ~ there you are. In camps ~
u''r ."tIon you really never know which
80 - N top until the umI Tres get to-
F4a gr'n's and maps
T'Is gets a. exciting some INES az IN" /
y ..Hrl. cation table. Tn" infantry from I
yArra''An weren't sIuatt.rg IN th"ii b
lIrss's while the cavalry was frolickInR q
u l..Wis y CDney marched the SIXTY
MN Regiment ont 20 work Tor prob .
- Z ms own ContriNanC'' ~" formed .
T." ar ~ the rear guard - an maRi- .
paw arrny and iof 1wo ho. and dusty .
.... 81 the SiNty- ninth through tho .
-. and siuhbbr fgh'Irs shadows.
N'ap M" lnfantrynl"n hIirs'd hack -
ca . .'- evening their trng'I"- we're !
~ rom their mouths bat u can 10 - 81 .
- '.."U that they v"r" cheerful They
ta-' '... d0wnr gh' hard work N "a spirit
30 ...t-..d not only their own com
o r. .r- nvt ~" capiiuus X" g'I'ar uTio"r~.
-. .Hr find fault Ik" "a streak 81 punk
.g.'..rg
. ',..rR 2" T. DYER. a'inr putting ~"
|N'.'. h'R.'r"u' through series -
u . '''..0i.-I order. - - 80 faWIIItr-
'' ... '."u VIfh the difficulties ~ several
- ..- = fnIyh country. Wurk"d ont =
l. ... l.uHI"u. 20" rar'gr" - trraf
p. ridge ~.pv'- has Iug brought 'u.'
% ''t. % .trs" force Va ads turtng
a. 90 s.I rr" ron bridge over tho.
= f.- N.'r o. GREAT B-ud. tp Dyer