St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-10

horses furnished them by the citizens OF
| White Bear. At times 1t was laughable
to see the antics of the animals Some
baked, others bucked and one ''sat down
to think" Arrangements are on foot for
better mounts and if they cannot be OBJ
tanned there st. Paul will be resorted to.
Miss Annie Ankeny, Miss Virginia Reno,
| Miss Minnie Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Snyder, Capt. and Mrs. Reno. j. c. Reno
Company A yesterday.
p To-day the Patriarchs will visit White
Bear. They go to Saltwater first, and ar
rive at White Bear about o'clock, and will
attend dress parade.
Company A, with banjo in the hands
of the second lieutenant and a colored cook,
made ''sweet music'' in camp yesterday
afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. and the Misses Maggie,
Lizzie and Katie Mitsch and Miss Stathel,
st. Paul, were the guests of Company ID
yesterday.
The party of ladies and gentlemen from
st. Paul, guests of Company G, enjoyed
the evening dancing on the steamer Dis
patch.
Private Smith, Company K, Saltwater,
was taken with an epileptic fit yesterday
morning, but recovered later in the day.
Officers and members of the regiment
have received invitations 10 attend hop at
Hotel Chateaugay Saturday evening.
Quartermaster Sergeant Hewitt of Com
pany is, without doubt, the most admired
man by the ladies of the regiment
Company has the letter of the company
dug into the ground and filled with beans
at the head of the company street.
The Misses Bartlett, Misses Bagley,
Turnbull and Jennings of ST. Paul were
visitors of Company G yesterday.
Chaplain Gilbert could not attend dress
parade last evening because he was called
into st. Paul to marry a couple.
Mrs. Horton of st. Paul, wife Of Judge
Advocate Horton of the regiment, visited
camp yesterday.
Mr.. Austin and Miss Morris of Minneap-
oils visited Lieut.. Morris of Company Ii
yesterday.
Guard mount will be made in fatigue
uniform from now on, with dress in the
evening.
The adjutant held school of instruction
for the benefit of the orderly sergeants last
evening.
Mrs. Henry Van Worries and Miss George
Rodenstein of Saltwater visited Com
pany K.
Mrs. Herman Maclett, Chicago, guest of
Mrs. Sergt Maj. PalmquiSt, was camp
visitor.
Cool nights have been the rule so far, and
hence the comfort of the men is much en-
HANGED.
There were but three cases under the
CunnrNcinr of ha ,f3io
day.
Capt. Burger was busy yesterday furnish
ing the quartermaster with extra tent pins.
Assistant Surgeon Fitzgerald reports the
hyglenic condition of the camp as excellent.
Lieut.. Col. Lawson made a score of 40
out of possible so at the 90O-yard range.
The camp sutler has $50 spring chickens
awaiting the Ratchet for the officers mess.
Adam Roth and Joseph Wolf of Mil
waukee visited the camp last evening.
w. A. Edwards, Company 1, known as
shorty" arrived yesterday for duty.
Rifle practice began early in the morning
and many good scores were made.
Company of Fergus Falls finds that its
new captain is all that is desired.
Misses Vance and Clark, st. Paul, visited
Companies K and E yesterday.
Mrs. G. Neal and Mrs. j. B. Hawley, st.
Paul. visited camp yesterday.
The behavior of the men in camp so far
has been exceptionally good.
The father of Lieut.. Col Harrison was
visitor at camp yesterday.
For dignity of bearing the men of the
first deserve much credit.
Company F, Fergus Falls, expects rein
fOrcements this evening.
Com. Sergt. Brown has been detailed as
clerk at headquarters.
The Emmett light artillery will receive
horses to-day.
Mrs. Sergt. Maj. Palmquist was in camp
yesterday.
Visitors to the camp begin to grow more
frequent.
The camp occupies a space of 4S6x251
feet.