St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-13
A BIG DAY FOR D.
BOYS OF ST PAUL,s CRACK COM
PANY HONOR THEIR CAP
TAIN.
FOURTEEN YEARS SERVICE
COMMEMORATED IN A VERY
NEAT MANNER AT CAMP
LAkEVIEW.
THE REGULARS ENTERTAIN.
veterans Day in Company I
Quarters-WOrk of Sharp
shooters.

special TO the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, July 12.-Fa-
Vorable weather continued at Lake
view today. The first extended or
der drill of this encampment was
held this morning in place of regi-
mental drill, and was creditably per-
formed. Six sharpshooters qualified
at the sklrmlsh run this morning
The names and grand total is given
below: Lieut.. E. G. Falk, staff, 1873:
Maj. +. w. Ames, staff, ISL; Sergt.
II. A. Leavitt, Company A, 176; Pri-
vate o. N. Opsal, Company F, 176;
capt. f. 7. Corriston, Company I,
ISL; Private ]. Chant, Company B.
ia; Sergt. "A. @. Rogers, Company I,
1859.
Hon. John Baston, a recent mem
Der of the legislature and a COMPANY
A man, acquired the largest individ-
ual score of A at the 2OO-yard dis
lance.
ThuS far twenty-Six marksmen
nave qualified this year, but a num-
Der have not yet completed their
scores at the shorter distance ranges.
and when this is done the list will
probably be doubled Following is
the partial list, with the total
scores:
Field and Staff-Chaplain Haupt, 1O1.
company A-Lieut. Lackore, 154; Pri-
vate Brakeman, SO; Sergeant Moffett
1O4; Private Fillmore, 81
company B-Capt. Diggles, go.
Company iD-Corporaf Bookstaver
I3s; Private Tubbesing, 131; Corporal
kSech. %; Private Chester, SO; Private
poral Krembs. 1876.
Coz; Compsny F-corporal Clark, 1o4;
Company G-Private Seebach. "a:
Priv private Peterson, 80; Sergeant Bund-
Company H-Lieut. Hardy, 157; Pri-
vaate Peterson, 80; Corporal Sauters,
Company L-Private straiton, 157;
Private Fairchfld, 146: Lieut.. Cart
Company K-Private Hewitt. 1902;
Corporal birmingham, 81.
OF the above, those whose totals are
above 1O5, made the skirmish run, but.
CURED grade total of 1877 which would
quallfy them as sharpshooters
This was Veteran day. in Com
pany L quarters. 1t was a reunion of
old CT members, some of whom had
been promoted to higher positions in
the regiment. Among these were the
following: Col. Reeve, Adjt Palmer
Comm1ssary Steele, Sergeant Major
N1ckels and color sergeants, Whit
comb and Ainsworth. The following
retired members of the company from
Minneapolis were also in attendance
at the banquet which was given in
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Steele, Robert McMullen, Archie GRAY
Edgar, G. B. Holmes, Judge John H.
c. B. Heffelfinger, w. c. Jenkins, John
E. James,J. w. Vanderhoff and A. w.
Danielson. The artillerymen had field
and mechanical drills this morning,
which were well executed At artil-
lery practice during the afternoon
twenty shots were fired, seven taking
effect. Senator Masterman, of Still
water, visited in the artillery camp last
evening.
Musician Ayres, of Company D, Third
United States infantry, will be court
martialed at the camp tomorrow for
conduct prejudicial to military.
The following programme was rem
dered by the Third infantry band at
Hanisch opera house this evening:
Overture-"Poet and Peasant. .Suppe
Idyll-''The Butterfly F'lute
and ClarloneO. .BendiX
Messrs. Soderman and Strachota.
Waltz-"Jolly Fellows" .Vollstedt
SaXophone SOLO .Liberati
c. w. Graves.
Scene du Bal-"Charlotte Cor
day.. Benoit
The Surprise Medley. Braham
Company D today in a quiet way
celebrated Capt. Beams fourteenth an
niversary of his connection with the
company, a very handsome floral dec
grafton having been placed over the
front pole of his tent. The floral de-
sign bore the date 1SS1-1S95, indicating
the time Of the captains service.
Capt. Robinson, of c, was heartily
cheered by his company after the par
ade in the evening for his mastery
handling of the company and encou-
raging words.