The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-15
GOVERNORS DAY FRIDAY
CouDoT TO BE HANGED OCT. 20.


SPECIAL to the Globe.
CAMP LAI[EVIEW, July 14.-This
morning opened with a slight shower,
which had the tendency to make the
day cool one and it was a treat to
the defenders of our country after the
warm weather experienced yesterday.
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg and Capt. Hart
arrived on the morning train. A review
was rendered Gen. Nuremberg this
evening, after which he returned to st.
Paul on the evening train.
The governor will be in camp Friday,
and a very large crowd of visitors is
expected and the militia are looking
forward to what a fine appearance
they will make before the governor
and have been making such rapid
strides toward perfection of every de-
tail that it is evident they will make
a fine showing.
Capt. Resche's company, c, NJ. n. c.,
even when they could have been rest
ing during an intermission in battalion
drill, gave a fine exhibition drill.
In the artillery camp today Lieut..
Bruce was officer of the day; tomorrow
Lieut. Allen will have the same duty
to perform. Private r. P. Dennis was
orderly Tor Maj. LlDDey.
If any of the various organizations
of the national guard deserve credit, it
is the artillery. In their camp 1t is
model of neatness, and nothing is left
undOne to have visitors carry away
with them the idea that those who
wear the red facings are gentlemen in
every respect. At drill their work has
been hard and earnest in its nature,
and, if such a thing is possible, that
the artillery of the state have to be
used in action, the state will be glad
they have such good representatives
to send forth in defense Of state honor.
No skirmish runs will be made by the
national guard until Saturday morn
ing at o'clock. AT p. m. Saturday
evening the Third infantry, NJ. N. G.,
will break camp, and it is safe to say
their Improvement has been great. The
conduct of both officers and men has
been excellent. No one can perceive
the vast Improvement that is made in
one week, unless he can be here day
after day to watch it, and it is only
done by an immense amount Of hard
work, of the earnest variety.
The parade rendered to Adjt. Cen
Muehlbery by the national guard
Third infantry. was excellent, and it
was a pretty sight. as out of each
company street of white canvas the
brown legged soldiers marched with
swinging stride. and in perfect uni
son, to the parade ground, and formed
In regimental line to observe the pa
rade of the regulars.
The artillery looking clean and
Boidierly followed and took up posi-
tion on the right, just as the regular
band. headed by its venerable drum
major came out on the parade play
Ing one of the fine marches for which
this band is famous.
just as the line was formed, and
while the band was passing the regi-
ment, the sun came out, and shone
brightly on the line Of glistening stee,
and made the sight one never to be for
gotten. The background of green
set out in relief the stalwart forms
Of Uncle Sans boys. A few military
commands, executed with precision,
passing in review, and parade for the
regulars was over-well done.
The shooting Of the Third regiment,
M. N. G., has been very good, and the
appended scores will show that a good
deal of Improvement has been made.
Capt. o. E. Lee. Al Lieut. C. E. Dutton. 4S
sergt. R. R. Sigman.S1
C.. J. Brahy.........37
Company A
Sergt. J.H. Barnard. 20, Corp. R. D. King. .S3
Sergt. Broadbridge,..20 Priv. N Patton. -. %
Priv. G. W. Wilson. 81 Priv. Geo. Hall 27
Priv. NJ. Gibson. Al Priv. o. H. Hanson 35
Priv. Holmberg ....42
Company B.
Priv. Ben Strong. .3SlSergt. T. Herrick. 40
Priv. n. Tedman. IL Priv. CoIwell S9
Corp. L. c. Bird. Al Priv. Porter 40
Priv. Lester Smith.39 Priv. Bergman .... SO
Priv. S; Trousou. rs Priv. Hunter .......33
sergt Geddes ...... "A Sergt. P. Merrill. "a
Priv. r. Campbell. 81 Priv. Huntz ....... %
Priv. Ed Strong. .46 Priv. Mason ... SO
Priv. Geo. Warner. % Corp. Hunter AZ
Corp. Moberg ......39 Priv. Kelly 81
Priv. A. Swartz ....42 Priv. Champlain ...37
Priv. Dan Senlar. A Priv Wethern 49,. 80
Capt. G. D. Bartlett.40
Company C
Priv. F. higgins . 81 Priv r. Shiras -. Sc
Priv. z. Simpson ..2S Sergt. A. L. KoukI e. q
Priv. E Werness- IS Corp. Lawrence -. 81
Capt Rusche 49,. SO Priv. W. L. Pierce 81
Priv. 0. Werness. 8. 81. Priv Inglis ........32
Corp. !. o. Oleson. .32
Company D
Priv. Armstrong ..35IPriv Oleson ...... 35
Priv. KettleweIl ...39 PRIV. Hovern . 81
Corr Dahlquist -. .38iCapt. Person ~ 40
priv. Anderson q. 81 Priv. B. Eastman. IS
Priv. Thomson .....S0 Priv. H. Eastman. . 26
Priv Johnson ....33i Musician Sigman 35
Company E
Capt. Miller -. .S6iPrtv. Mccoy ....... 80
Corp. Caykendall ..44ILieut Baker $3.50. II
Priv. Murphy go. ISergt. Markley rs
Priv. Shanahan e. .23l Lieut.. Matson go. .38
Priv. Scott ........ .42ISergt. Demming . SO
Company F. m
Priv. Miller ....... .S4IP PRIV. Fergus .s %
Priv. Lee ...........22I Priv. Christensen 80
Priv. Kelsey .......29iPriv. Carl .......... 80
Sergt. Meskers .....NiPriv. Waldron $50. "a