The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-23
FIRST In REVIEW
THEIR BRILLIANT WORK ELECTS
PRAISE FROM THE SPECTA-
TORS.
GOVERNORS DAY IN CAMP.
EIINNES0TA'S EXECUTIVE A GUEST
OF THE THIRD REGIMENT
OFFICERS.
Again Victorious in the Team Shoot
Ing-Results of Range
VI Work.

CAMP LAKE VIEW, Mimi, July y.
To the delight of the regulars and
rational guard the day opened cloudy
and cool with a stout breeze from the
northwest. During the early morning
the usual round of camp duties was
performed. the guards being called out
TO battalion drill at a. m. Firing on
the range followed, the remainder Of
the forenoon being largely occupied in
preparing camp and accoutrements for
the visit of the governor. The team
firing, in which Company 1 again won
the trophy, was the main event of the
afternoon previous to the arrival of the
governor.
At p m. the sound of the artillery
salute warned every one in both camps
that the governor of the state and his
staff had arrived. The governor was
received by Col Reeve and his staff and
conducted to the camp.
AT $50 p. IN. the assembly for parade
was sounded, and with the regulars on
the right and the national guard Of the
state on the left, one long line of sun
burned men stood ready to receive the
governor of one of the largest states
of the Union. With Col. Page in COM
mand of the whole force, militia and
regulars, they were soon present, and
the governor, followed by his staff, re-
viewed for the last time this season the
troops of the United States and the
state.
The movements of the different COM
panies were well executed, manual and
marching nearly perfect, and the Wis
itors. of whom a very large number
were present, went away well satisfied
with the military spectacle it was their
good fortune to witness.
The party accompanying the gov
ernor. were: Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg,
Asst Sergt. Gen. Breckmann and
daughters, Caroline and Helga; Coils.
Soren Listoe Hartley, Montford, Con-
ley, Seng and wife, Col. Campbell and
daughter, Lieut.. Coils. Hobo and Bar
rows, c. c. Whitney, State Printer
AIcKandall, secretary Of state agri-
cultural society. and Col. Liggett.
Sergt o. Schaffer was detailed as
orderly for the governor.
The governor and party will not re-
turn to st. Paul until tomorrow.
An ice cream social was given at
Lieut.. Col Fitzgerald's residence last
evening by the young ladies of st.
Marks Episcopal church.
Company G., Third infantry, will en-
tertain the militia at a banquet. This
shows what good feeling exists be-
tween the militia and regulars.
Com Sergt. :.Ehlers arrived in camp
this morning and will remain during
the remainder of the week.
Capt. Z. A. Leo May, Sergt, Miller,
Ferdinand Geisel and Edward Belyer,
of Ninuna, We're guests of the First
regiment today. ..--
An excursion boat from Red Wing
brought a large crowd of visitors to
camp this evening.
In the regulars camp today the Of
fCer Of the day was Lieut.. Smith; Of
ficer of the guard, Lieut.. Edwards.
In the militia camp, detail for tonight,
Capt. Diggles, officer of the day; Lieut..
Berkins. senior officer of the guard;
Lieut. Trowbridge, junior officer of the
guard. Detail for tomorrow, a. M,
Capt Setback, officer of the day;
Lieut. Carleton, senior officer of the
guard; Lieut.. Bjornstadt, Junior officer
of the guard; Capt. w. w. Rooms,
Company R, Minnesota national
guards, orderly at headquarters; Pri
vate F. B. Hummel, Company B, col
Onels orderly.
The reception tonight, by D. Fitz-
gerald, for the governor and his staff,
promises to be an affair that will be.
remembered. At the same time the
OlllCeIS u TIE ulGu OH1l6u SIdl6S III
fantry will tender a serenade to DIR.
and Mrs. Fitzgerald, and the band will
play the following selections:
Overture-Hungarian .............. Keter Beta
SOng-"Would You Ask?' .......... Highlander
Selecton-''W Wizard of the Nile" ....... Herbert
IntermezZo ........ ................. Masca gal
Medley-"Before the Footlights'' .Beadix
"reminiscences of Ireland" ........... Godfrey
At l p. m. there was quite a little
excitement in the camp of the national
guard. as it was time for the team
shooting for the regimental trophy,
now in possession of Company l. The
band fell in and, followed by a SER
geant carrying the trophy, proceeded
to the parade ground, where the teams
of the different companies were as
sembled, and to the music of the band,
proceeded to the target range.
The following are the scores of the
different teams Company 1 won the
trophy after a very spirited contest.
Company B, with the hospitality
for which it is noted, gave a supper
last night to Company B, of the regu-
lars. After supper, on its company
street. it gave an entertainment con-
sisting of dancing and singing, until
taps warned them lights must go out
Today at dinner Company B, Mime
sofa national guard, gave a spread
and very elaborate bill of fare. All
the reporters for the press, in camp,
were present. The menu was excel
lent and enjoyed by all.
Following are the scores in the team