The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-30

A large number 81 the regiments off,
GERS are former officers in the German.
Austrian ans Russian armies. Two are
veterans ~ the recent Balkan wars. In
addition TO the SEQ who am this morn
i-g urder col EabCccN Acc recruits were
let; behind In the EuNalo armory TO
await equipment.
Rric Ger. John q EDDY came TO Camp
Whitman during the afternoon with nj.
AN. Major Barne-. chief u stan Major
Tlrbriic, and Major Carbon. Major
Steers. the fourth member. will come
later. col. Lucas OF the Tweryy-second
Eng'nc.ts turned over command OF the
camp Immediately. The Colonel had
made careful preparations for a fitting
reception for the General. including a
salute % eleven guns. but a; IN. last
minute Il, Was discovered that the First
teid .Art!llery batteries concentrated
lsre h.i nothing hut dummy shells. The
CEREMONY was postponed. For tn. hene-
ft - First chief Carrarzd IT may lie
added tina; the machine u companies
q re various regiments have no ma
chine s--s.
The Tenth Regimen; marched to camp
rom Green Haven about ) L. NJ. in
Guiding Companies | Of Flushing. q Of
Yonkers. II Of Mount Vernon and l.. ~
White Plains. These four units have
,een serv &c more recently than any
cheers in the United States prior to the
border troubles. for they We're IN dutN
p the strike AZ Hastings y. Y, a few
months ago.
The reglme got a rather uuk,ri -c-
option. although this was not the fault
OF Cen. Eddy or col. Lucas. The new
comers We're allotted camp ground over
he hill back Of the main road and
when they started TO pitch Their tents
was found that the site COM Sttd 81
a .arce assortment Of poison Ivy bcds
ro,. John r Klein OF Flushing. COM
ma-der u the regiment. set his boys to
work az once tearing out the weeds and
" J. thought none was poisoned The
regiment Is the largest that has come to
amp. having ISIS men. Many OF the
companies are over war strength. Com
rtuy NJ has i6S enlisted.
Al o. the new men were brought along
some in straw hats and some in Palm
Reach SUITS bu. all enthusiastic. Major
George Chanler had written the boys "A
marching song which they sang all the
Way to camp. Part II il ran Ike this
ceorss Washington was quite a man,
TAe father Of - A.
10 MAI - 900 minute men
Al ready ~ his call.
a. Lincoln was our President
through many ~troucious wears
EI' b, away. won the baties
VIA his volunteers.
CHORUS.
Bu, rnv ,he Guard IS needed, - needed
Il. army cannot nos 'em all slon.
T.. tro.ps % a. tn" Stst"s Nj. have 10
An tie Tenth. the Tenth. me Tenth WI.
.eat them 10 Il"
They had a great reception al the
Wy - Beekman. especially from the
Upstate towns. Company h OF Pough-
h,.Isie was escorted 10 the station by
volunteer fremen. frsternal oreaniza-
tons. spanish war veterans and a few
s.ryivors Of 81. with horns k-nking,
'Iureh bells ringing and cheering every
Were.
There was a wedding tonight in the
Sl|vty-uIn'h Regiment. Private Michael
rrar, 4 g mpauy T.. whose home is at
Madison street. married Mss Mary
Ah.aru u - West Ninety-eighth street.
Itir'r Duffy. rrglmcntal chaplain. per-
frnel the ceremony and Private and
Mr. john DConEor OF 1888 caldwell
o, uie were best man and ma,ron OF
...or capt. Anderson Of company L.
s.i'ti tho word quietly and inside OF a
f-w .uu'r~ most of the regiment was
h. g-G thpS the tent. They insisted N
Ms - III" hlde. 100, and some Of them
m-'oo6 Mr.. o'Connor for her, so the
n.'rpr Of honor had to pick up her
IT'S and run a. top speed 10 a wait
- automobile.
'r. Lucas ( the Twcnty-second Corps
~ Engineers plans 10 form one normal
-m.'' 4 TX Companies out Of his two
b.''- oops. ~, ~a.d Tonight, The two re-
rt'rL .umptu'es being formed INTO an
a. .rr fH.' under his command.
The Nry-rfth Regiment. although II
is - re transit rmod into heavy artil-
hrr rtulo fully equipped as infantry
j. .- expected mat the A. !ucn guns and
.r.a field howitzers viii arrive within
'"w dtN-.
= rrw orders were received to-day
rIa'.Sc 10 moving any Of the units now
l.r, 90 rhr border. The SiXiy-ninth,
NhHA has been ordered 10 be ready "a
nHy, as soon a. II has been mustered
%. MI no, have completed this cere-
mon uH,l next sunday, IT was learned