St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-07
A Tot OF A MASCOT.
The First Regiment Goes Into
Camp on the Fair Field
Of LakeVieW.
A Child Of Seven Years Will
Act as Mascot for the
Regiment.
About $50 Men in Camp--At
Least 500 Expected by
Sunday.
Surgeon Game Thrown From
His Horse and SustainS
Serious Injuries.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 6.-After ten
days of quiet at Lakeview, 4 busy scene
Of military activity is again presented,
and this time by a regiment of gentle
men selected largely from the Twin
cities of Minnesota. The First Regi-
ment, n. q. S. NJ, arrived at IL O'Clock
this morning by special train, and the
scene which attended the hustling OF
baggage into every available convey
ance was n not soon to be forgotten.
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
militiamen at company quarters n be-
fore the men could come to a parade
rest guard mount was performed and
an evening detail from Company D.. ap-
pointed. The mounted battalion, COIL
sisting of Batteries A and B, arrived in
that part of the camp below the railroad
track at noon. the artillerymen march
ing from the depot iii this city
down. The following is the roster
of the First infantry: Colonel, Nice.
Reeve. lieutenant colonel. w. q. BrOn-
son: major w. W. Price; adiutant, ID.
Palmer; surgeC r. @. Fitzgerald;
chaplain. &c. Haupt; judge advocate,
Lieut.. Catlin; quattermasteT. Lieut..
Nexsen: Inspector rife practice, Lieut..
Fafk. commissary of subsistence, Lieut..
Steele: assistant surgeon, Lieut..
Wheaton.
Company 4. Minneapolis Captain,
F. w. Ames; first lieutenant, D. G.
Fitzgerald; second lieutenant, y. q.
DarrOw: men, 30.
Company 3. Minneapolis - Captain,
a. NJ. DIggles; first lieutenant, o. l..
Johnson; second lieutenant. f. B.
ROWley: men, 40.
Company c. St. Paul-Captaln, 3. W.
Rising; nrst lieutenant, y. Z. Robin
son; second |lietenant, w. \. Perkins;
men, 50.
Company d. ST. P~auI-Captain, Ed S.
Bean; first lieutenant. Charles L. Metz;
StcOndlieutenant, Nj. /. Merrill. men 50.
Company L. st. Paul-Captain, Henry
BOTk; first lieutenant, c. I. Spear; sec
Ond lieutenant, Henry +. Breidert;
men, ~.
Company f, Mmneapolis-Captain. J.
4. Ives; first lieutenant, W. y. Clark;
second lieutenant. ID. c. Washburn;
men. 80.
Company q, Red Wing-Captain. j..
T. FredeTickS; first lieutenant, o. See
bach; second lieutenant, I. 4. Morley,
men. 46.
Company II. st. Paul-Captain. E. G..
AAA9L 4A0aAAAtAAiA4 a. - 440Ldg :
second lieutenant, George Daily; menu IS.
Company l, Minneapolis-Captain. w.
B. TOnllisOn: first lieutenant, L. L. Cor
rIStOn; men, u.
Company K. StillWater-Captain, c..
NJ. Mcclure; first lieutenant. j. p. Mas
terman; second lieutenant, L. NJ. Con-
rad; men. %.
The regiment is about $50 strong as
II stands nOSy, but it is expected that
about 500 men will be present at in
spectiOn Sunday. Company & brought
along a mascot in the person of a little
boy about seven years old. and no doubt
the success OF the encampment for that
particular company Will be charged to
his presence.
Owing 10 a light rain this evening
dress parade was omitted, but a fine
guard mount was accomplished at S
o'clock.
Rifle practice will begin tomorrow
evening.
The following daily routine will be
carried out by the regiment While i'll
camp: , a. m, reYeilie; 5:15 a. M,
breakfast; 5:45 4. H., sick call: 6 a. H.,
drill; 1:3O a. III. guard mounting; z to
l0:5O a. H., rife practice; Il H.. dinner;
l to l:30 p. H., officers school, TO 4:3O
p. m, rifle practice; 4 p. m, inspection
OF muSketS; q p. m, supper; : p. NJ,
parade; 7:3O p. ~, guard mount; $3.50 p.
N. tattoo; 10, taps.
The following details we're appointed
this afternoon: Afternoon-Officer of
the day, Capt. Bean; senior and junior
officers Of the guard, Lieuts. Metz and
Merrill.
Tonight-Oficer of the day, Capt.
Aimes; senior and junior officers of the
guard, LleutS. Fitzgerald and barrow.
Surgeon W. Ii. Caere, of the mounted
battalion, was thrown from his horse
this evening and sustained very severe
Injuries. The injuries are ABOUT the
head. He was attended by Surgeon r.
q. Fitzgerald and Assistant Surgeon
MeiXea, of the First Infantry.