St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-16
LAST DAY IN CAMP
WHITE CITY AT LAKEVIEW
WILL VANISH THIS MORN
ING.
THE COLONEL'S MEDALS
WON BY COMPANIES A. d, f
AND MARKSMEN
QUALIFY.
Mock Parade Not Only LudicrOus,
but SkilIfuIly and Brill
iantly Executed.
Epccial to the Globe


LAKE CITY, Minn., July 15.-The
militiamen enjoyed pleasant weather
at Lakeview today, and though the
sky was clouded, the atmosphere was
cool and favorable for routine work.
The two battalions were drilled this
morning in an advance guard move
ment, with skirmishing, in which
blank cartridges were used. Some
additional sharpshooters qualified in
the skirmish run this morning. The
list is now complete, and comprises
seventeen sharpshooters and seventy
marksmen. The names and grand
totals are given below:
rpshooters-Private J. H. Briggs.
Company l. 207; Lieut. Falk, staff, 2O2;
Capt. Masterman, K, 1888; Private Bas-
ton, A, 1874; Capt. F. T. Corriston, I,
ISL; Maj. r. w. Ames, staff, 1S1; Maj
F. c. Clark, staff, A, $50; Lieut. H D.
Laekere, III; Private o. A. Opsal, G,
176; Ssrgt. H. D. Leavitt, A, 176; Private
J. Fladrau, G, ITS; Private ]. H. Chaat,
B, ia: Private M. u. Smith F, 172;
Private o. H. Borggs, 1, 173; Sergt. A.
l. Rogers, 172; Private w. Barrows, A,
1859; Private Ed Neill, 16S.
Observation-Disclosures Maj. c. F.
Nickels, III; Chaplain Haupt, 1O1;
Sergt. Rochat 80.
Company A-Corporal Pearse, III;
Private H. Bedbury, 165; Private F. J.
Salsman, 96; Private w. J. Bakerman.
149; Sergt. j. B. Moffett, IA; Private
F. H. Williams, 149; Private H. A.
Fillmore, 81: Private T. w. Bicknell,
122; Capt. H. E. Minty, 113; Private M.
E. Curliss, 121; Corporal F. j. Shepard,
80; Private M. D. Garcelon, 81; Corporal
F w. Wilberger, 1888; Private F. G.
Fulcrut, Sc; Private w. L. Fruen, 109;
Private S. F. Evans, $50.
Company B-Capt. A. M. Diggles, 92;
Lieut.. A. L. Johnson, 1O3; Private j.
c. Strachan, 81; Sergt. Carleton, 15S;
Private c. S. Lobb, 81; Sergt. George
Miller, 102.
Company C-Private F. R. Breed,
90; Lieut.. w. H. Perkins, 122.
Company D-Corporal F. E. Krembs,
140; Corporal George c.. Booktaver,
139; Private Tubbesing, 1855; Corporal
]. H. Krch, 102; Capt. Ed S. Bean,
"a; Private o. Sobotka, 163; Private H
NJ. Warren, "a; Lieut.. c. Metz, "a.
Company E-Corporal F. c. Gross
man, 15S; Private II. T. Montgomery,
19S
Company F-Sergeant F. M. Elms,
94; Corporal c. N. Clark, 1874; Lieut.
c. D. Roberdeau, 116; Corporal A. l..
Detscheler, 154; Private E. D. Warren,
IA; Private J. F. Sorenson, 81; Pri-
vate c. c. Collins, 92.
Company G-Private J. Seebach, 81 !;
L. Lundquist, 95; Private A E. Per-
kins, 90; Private G. W. Buel, 95; Lieut..
o. Seebach, 81; Sergeant NJ. Bundley,
81; Private F. A. Kleist, $50.
Company H-Lieut. J. c. Hardy, 157;
Corporal w. Bjornstad, 13S; Private
D. Peterson, 92; Corporal F. Sauters,
141.
Company Private F. M. Strachen,
157; Private J. w. Fairchild, IA; Lieut.
c. w. Cartwright, 109; Lieut. j. c. An
drews, 102; Private P. W. Smith, 131; ;
Sergeant J. F. Chambers, 81; Pri Glte
E. A. Dunn, SO; Private H. S. Taylor,
154; Private w. 3. Evans, SO; Private
N. J. Parker, 90; Private A NJ. Phil
lips, 144; Private ]. B. Cook, 1873; Pri-
vate r. Stevens, los.
Company K-Private Hewitt, 1O2;
Corp. Birmingham. 81.
The regiment had a mock parade and
guard mount this afternoon, and con-
siderable amusement was afforded the
spectators by the ridiculous orders
given by the mock officers in COM
mand. The officers were: Colonel,
Thomas D. O'Leary, Company d;
lieutenant colonel, Al Wagner, Compa-
ny E; major First battalion), Private
Ed Bobleter, Company c; major (Sec-
ond battalion), Private Acker, Compa-
ny A; adjutant, George Bookstaver,
Company D; regimental adjutant, Rich
ard McWade, Company A. The make
up of the different officers was said
to be excellent, and the mock parade
the best ever held.
A game of ball played at the Lake
City grounds this afternoon between
a Company c team and local nine re-
suleted 19 to in favor of the latter
The medals offered by the colonel
commanding have been awarded as
follows: Marksmen and sharpshoot-
ers, Company A; inspection, Company
d. attendance, Company F; highest
aggregate score Company I. The
camp of the First will be broken to-
morrow.