The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-22
HIS DAY TO SHINE
GOVERNOR WILL REVIEW THE
FIRST AT LAE<EVIEW To-
DAY.
DAY.
HIS STAFF, IN ALL ITS GLORY,
TO ACCOMPANY THE COMMANDER
IN-CHIEF OF THE NORTH STAR,
ARRIVES.
GEN. BEND AT THE CAMP.
is STAFF, IN ALL ITS GLORY,
Reviews Guards and Regulars
Scores of the Days work ON
the Range.

6uociai to the Globe.
CAMP LAKE VIEW, Mimi, July q.
The First regiment was early astir,
and found the weather cool and pleas
ant. the rain of the previous day hay
ing laid OF the dust, cooled off the air
and made it agreeable for drilling and
taTEct practice. AT o'clock the regi-
meut was at battalion drill, and drilled
remarkably well, the movements being
executed with Quickness and precision
Then came the guard mount, with
good deal OF Improvement over the
previous day. At $50 the national
guard was mixed up with the regulars
and drilled together, and from opin-
ions expressed they seemed to like it.
1t is a good way to learn, and one that
has not been adopted until this en-
campment, and it has proved a sue
cess. At 10 o'clock the wind was blow
ing 50 hard that shooting was nearly
impossible, 50 it was stopped. 1t was
resumed again in the afternoon. The
First regiment is not having the same
luck as regards weather as the pre-
cedins regiments have had, but, not
Withstanding, the boys will make just
as good a showing.
y review was rendered to Gen. Bend
this evening by Col. Reeves. The gen.
eral expects TO return to st. Paul Fri
day, and viii make the trip on horse
back, having brought his horse down
for that purpose.
1t is expected that sixteen staff Of
1icers will accompany GOV Clough to-
morrow on his trip to camp All Of
fcers in the Twin Cities have been or
dered to report, except Gen. Olson, who
is out of the city. Several of the staff
viii remain over night with the gov
ernor and attend the reception to be
given by Lieut.. Col. Fitzgerald at Red
lodge.
The militia again took up position
facing the regulars at parade this
evening, and closely observed their
movements.
After the regulars had returned to
their camp the militia were brought to
attention, and to the inspiring strains
of their regimental band marched on
parade. The march in review this even
ing was excellent, and if the regiment
does as well before the governor to-
morrow it will be appreciated.
In the militia camp the officer of the
day was, a. m, Capt. Masterman; Of
ticer of the guard, senior, Lieut.. Pearse;
officer Of the guard, junior, Lieut..
hoehler; officer of the day for the
night, Capt. MOntfOrt; officer of the
Suard. senior, Lieut.. RaWley; officer of
the SUard. Junior, Lieut. Bunker; in the
regulars camp, officer of the day, Lieut.
Eoule; officer Of the guard, Lieut. Gid
dings.
The First regiment will engage in
sham battle Saturday forenoon. The |
regiment vii nOt'bredk camp until Sun |
day morning.
AID. J. ". Phillips and son, Jud Phil
Ers, Of Minneapolis, are visitors in the |
militia camp.
Miss Helen Collins. sister Of Private
c. {. Collins, Company F, and Miss
EIzSibbons were visitors in camp this
afternoon. They will remain for d
week.
Two ice cream socials were held In
Lake City last night. The First regi-
ment band serenaed both Of them
There was also present a mandolin
club from members Of Companies B, e
aud G.
Gen. Bend is a visitor in camp, busy
looking around and observing the drill
Of the militia and regulars. Corp. E.
\. Finnegan is orderly for the general
Private D. Peterson, Company H, is
orderly for the colonel. In the absence
Of Mai. Ames, Capt. a. NJ. Diggles Is
acting major.
The resignation Of Capt. Haupt, regl-
mental chaplain, has been received at
regjmental headquarters and will be
sent forward approved.
Last year Gen. Bend gave a medal to
the regiment showing the greatest pro-
tciency in guard mounting and senti-
nel duty which was won by the First |
regiment and presented to Col Reeves.
Ihe Second and Third regiments did
NOT compete for the medal this year, so
II Will again be awarded to the First
regiment. This medal becomes the
property of the regiment winning it
three years.
Lieut.. Coke, Quartermaster of the
Third regiment, is a visitor in camp.
The following scores were made to-
day Al 800 yards:
Field and Staff
Lieut.. Ed G. Falk. 80 Col. Sgt Straighton. %
SGrgt. y. Seavitt. 80 Col. c. McC. Reeve 30
Lieut. i. d. Lockon.34 Adjt. J. c. Andrews.3S
Scrgt Maj. Belden..
Sergt c. McCerry. .33I sergt. w. E. Curtis. %
Priv. w. S. StittS. Al Priv. J. c. Radcliff %
Priv. Perry Walton.27 Priv. w. Kennedy %
Priv. w. G: Jackson. 20 Priv J. G. Brancht %
Sergt. j. W. Bates. .16 Priv H. NJ. Cole . 12
Corp. s. n. Walsh. .3S Priv. NJ. J. Copeland q
Priv. {. Caroton. =. 80 Sergt. C. w. Pierce %
Priv. y. Bickwell.. 80 Priv. Bracht ..... 12
PRIV. w. II. Henley. 3Priv. Wallbringer.. 30
Ist. Lieut.. Pearse. 81 Priv. Woodwork. 29
I'd Lieut. GarcelOn. .16
Company b
Priv. i. L. Ward SO Priv. White ....... 20
Priv. J. c. Corey 81 Lieut.. Rowley $40. "a
Priv. K I. Norris. -.38 Priv. Smith &c
PRIV. e. A. Booth. 30 Priv. Abrams ....... 26
PRIV. e. A. Bates. .39 Sergt. Chant ........ 33
Sergt 9. Law. 40 Corp. Strochan ..... SO
Priv. o. r. Beals. .33 Priv. Ehlers "a
Priv. Atwood. 81 Priv. H. Brodyn. .33
Pr!T. Fletcher 800. 2S Priv. Barber rs
PRIV. NalenCOr 40 Corp. Pratt ..........T
Pri+. Annant .-......42 Priv. Oleson ........ %
Corp 8aths ....... SO Priv. Garland .......32
Priv. Height .3S Capt. Diggles .......23
Lieut.. Keller ........33 Sergt Corey - So
Sergt. Alien .........S7i Corp. Lyngaas $500 %
Priv. Chant ...... Al