St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-12
Special to the Globe.

Special TO the Globe. i
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 1.-THE
weather was almost intolerable at Camp
Lakeview today, the temperature rising
to 105 deg In the shade. At 1:3T thes
troop Of mounted artilierymen arrived
at Lakeview, and were soon settled IN
their quarters below the militia
grounds near the lake. The artillery
men came by special train to Lake City
and marched the remaining distance to.
camp. The roster is as follows: Major.
surgeon, W. Il. Caine; auartermaster.
Adolph Orlander; sergeant major. q. IL.
Lawes; quartermaster sergeant, Harold
Bennett; hospital steward. Edward
Carlin; chief trumpeter, r. Groh.
Battery A. st. Paul-Captain, w. j.
Murphy; first lieutenant, Frank Bar
ron: second lieutenant, Bert Allen;
men, tifty-four.
Battery b, neapolis-Captain, G.
c. Bennett; first lieutenant, F. z.
Bruce; second lieutenant, n. p. Nelson;
men, seventy.
An excellent band of thirty pieces ac-
companied the troop. 1t is composed
entirely of members from Battery B,
with Frank Bark as leader.
Guardmount was performed by the
artilierymen in the evening.
The following daily routine will be
carried out by this command: Reveille,
8 a m.: roll call, 5:15 a. m; sick call,
5:25 a. m..; stable call, $50 a. m.
breakfast, 80 a. M; guard mount, z 80
a. M; boots and saddle, S:l5 a. M; re.
call, IL a. H.. dinner, IL m.; stable call,
1915 p. Ill.,; officers school, p. H.;
stable call, SIS p. H.; supper, 5:45 p.
H.; dress parade, p. H.; tattoo, 1915
p. m.; taps, IL p. Ill.
There was no let-up to the extended
order drill in the camp of the militia
men this morning, and for three straight
hours the men were obliged TO do duty
under a Boiling sun, and. as cOnse-
quence, fortytwo men became pros
trated by the heat and required the care
of the surgeon. Tney were too ex-
hausted to appear for insp ection this
evening.
The following military gentlemen
visited in camp today: Maj. Price, of
the First, and Surgeon Clark, OF the
First Gen. Bend returned from st.
Paul today. Lieut.. Col. Bronson. of the
First, remained over in camp today.
Owing to the intense heat, inspection,
which was to have occurred at 4:30, was
postponed till $3.50 this evening, and
took place at the right of tue battalion
ground i'll the shade of the woods. Capt.
Hall, of the Third United States in.
fantry, was the inspt citing officer. A
good showing was probably made by
the men. -
Lieut.. Castle, of the Sixteenth United
States infantry, arrived i'll camp today,
and Will remain a guest of Maj. II. g.
Braden until the rest Of the eneamp-
ment. Castle. who is sou of POST
master Castle, of st. Paul, graduated
with high honors at West Point last
June.
The wives of Capt. Allen, Lieuts.
Form and Winnie were visitors at camp
today.
a number of the companies completed
small arms practice q: the 500 yard.
range today. The scores are as follows:
Company D, 500 yards &
Howard. 80. Is Chaffee -. .35 Anil =. 80. 80
Hauf... =
Company E. - 90
r. Wall -. 80 Beayer. :. 34IBurchelI =. OF
McClary. -. SO Kellogg -. 27lF. Wall. y 81
Odds ...... % ICauley -. IA Lavines. =. "a
Cramp ......2 Hansen ,...3S 49, :
Company G. III Z. :
Sickles..... 80 Skinner Is Cooke "a
The incUmpleted scores will be >fin-
ished at the 200 and 800 yard ranges to-
morrow. and those vino make total OF
LOG at the three ranges, Will be entitled
to skirmiSh run.
Detail for tomorrow: Officer OF the
day, Capt. ReSche: officers OF the guard,