The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-14
AT CAMP LAKEVIEW.
Both the Regulars and the Malta
Busy Having a Good Time.

Special to the Globe.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Mimi. July 13-
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. w. E. French, Third infantry,
has been extended two months by
special order No. 1876, from headquar-
ters Of the army. The regulars held
guard mount this morning in front of
the camp of the national guard, and
was quite an object lesson for them,
for the accuracy of detail and quick
ness i'm executing orders showed them
the United States troops were en-
to set them a good example. Lieut.. A
A. Edwards, Third infantry, was officer
of the day. The parade last evening
by the regulars, was excellent, the
marching and manual being closely
observed by the national guard, who
were drawn UP in regimental forma-
ton, and facing them, so that every
officer and man could duly observe
every movement made
After the regulars had marched off, the
national guard marched on, and got their
share of applause from the lockers, quite
deserved it, for, considering the amount of
work done on the range in the daytime and
at the drill. the quickness of their formation
and the attention. paid to the several details,
were deserving of praise, and it can be seen
the Third regiment, M. N. G.. is striving
lard for place as being one of the bsst
drilled regiments in the state.
The First battalion of regulars had battalion
Grill this morning. The Second regiment
had company drill.
Signal corps, of the regular camp, are hold
ing daily drill.
The pleasant face of Lieut.. Frank NJ Nc
Coy was seen In the regular camp today
talking to his friend, Lieut.. Chase w. Ken
nedy, Third infantry.
Guard mount was held at the militia camD
at 1870 this morning. A great deal of atten-
ton is being paid by the men of the Third
regiment, NJ. N. g., for, as in former years
regimental medal is given to the company
OF the regiment showing most proficiency
during the interesting military ceremony
Company B. CT Anoka, won the medal last
year.
Battalion drill was held from 910 until
11:SO by the national guard, and, 1t being
quite warm, several of the men tainted. and
were. carried to the hospital by the men of
icient service this year. There has been no
serious cases of sickness in the militia
camp.
Lieut.. e. S. Mullingir and Capt. George
Erickson, Company G, Red Wing, were visit
ors in camp on Monday evening. Albert
Johnson and Carl Davis were also visiting old
friends of the guard
Lieut.. K. G. Staples, late lieutenant of
Company B, has been detailed as adjutant of
the First battalion. with Sergt. Aensen as
battalion sergeant major. Lieut.. c. c. Salter
as as adjutant of the Third battalion, with Carl
Weaver as battalion sergeant major.
Musician G. o. Everson. Company F, was
detailed today as adjutant orderly
Corporal c. p Mccormick Company G,
was detailed as orderly to Gen. Bend, and has
his fun following the general who, while in
camp, is never STILL and is always walking
around to observe all the different phases
of soldiers life.
Private Henry Messing COMPANY G. was
orderly for Col. Shandrew.
Company G Is trying hard to carry off
the medal for guard mount
At the artillery camp, Lieut.. Larson, of Bat
"a ha do 6ic
Lieut. Bruce will be en- same duty tomorrow
Gen Bend, Col. Shandrew and others visit
ed the artillery camp yesterday evening and
spent social hour
Chaplain Haupt, or "Holy Joe,'' as the
boys call him, is not doing much in the re-
ligious line with the boys this year and it
Is good deal on account of his using his
influence to prevent the militia boys moving
into camp on Sunday.
q. w. Brandon, corporal Company f, of the
First, is in camp doing reporting work for
the Pioneer Press. He is a genial whole
souled man, and all the boys of the militia
and regulars wish him well.
Private George F. Holly, Battery A, was
Libby.
Both batteries are drilling very hard four
hours a day, and rapidly getting into
large number of visitors attended the
concert in the regular camp last night, and
went away sounding the praises of c. W.
Graves the genial band leader.
yard range today
NJ. Gibson %; Private spaulding. 80. i''"'e
Company C-Private Gross, 2S Private Nell
81.
staff-Lieut. Nutting, 30.
= Company B.Private Thomas, "a; Capt.
Bartlett. So; Private Strong, 81.
Company E-Private Erickson, 81; Private
Markley, 81: Lieut.. Baker 3d.
:, Company HL.Private Care, "a; Private Will
hanson, 80; Private Strause %; Private Bar
tel, 30; Private Doyle, 20.
The following were made on the 800 yard
range
Company A-Corporal Ames. Z; Private Will
son, q; Private Gibson, 80: Sergeant Barnard
IL; Private Hohnberg. %; Private Rosen-
GRANGE TO- Private Schipper, Is; Private Hail.
Company B-Private Thomson. IS: Private
Strong, 40; Private Hunter, 40; Private Senaar
43; Private Strong, %; Private Thomas 80;
Private Kelly, IS; Private Bird Al; Private
Sneor, 43; Priva-e Colwell, 80; Sergeant Her
rick, 40; Private Champln, SO: Private Strong
So; Private H. Tedman, Sc; Private s. Iron
son, So; Private R. Campbell, 80; Capt. Bart
rill,. So; Private Thomas, %; Lieut.. C. l.
Cook, So; Private Hunter AZ: Private Berger
son, 81 Lieut.. A. F. Pratt, 43 Private
Geddes, AZ; Private Warnes, 80; Sergeant
Company C-Private C. Oleson, 81 Capt.
Rische, Ale Private Koukle, 33 Private Law
renee, "a; Private 0. w. Nelson. %; Private
Pierce, q; Private J. o. oleson, 81; Private
Rooms, 90: Private Kriggin 81; Private Hos
kins, 90 Private Shervas, 90.
Company D-S00 Yards-Private Bonham,
90; Private Anderson, 80; Private Keppang,
"a; Capt. Berson, SS; Private Te.sh, 81; Pri-
D. Armstrong. 81; Private W. P. Arms roag,
49,. Private H. Eastman. q; Private Dahl
quist, SO; Private George Eastman, 20.
Company E-Private Demm!ng, 45; Private