The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-03

GLOBE TUESDAY
mings 8. Burke and Hansen; supernumary,
Williams.
Detail for guard duty todayi Acting Cor
poral ID. X. Allard, Privates Miller, Still
man. Goplini supernuanary. stockdaIe.
burdett Thayer has been appointed first
The company we're pleased and gratined to
receive q hne drum and bugle yesterday a
present from the citizens Of Spring Valley.
what they needed. and therefore doubay ap-
Musician christensen answered to SICK call
yesterday In a. m. He is still OF duty but
not an inmate of the hospital.
guard Sunday night.
is having anew kitchen built, Private,
fearson johnson, George Barr, in charge OF
Acting Commissary Sergeant Hilge, have the
Second Lieut.. Wall was detailed second
lieutenant OF escort to attend the funeral of
zen. T.. G. Mason yesterday.
Company M, st. Cloud.
Guard detail, May 2: sergt. Anderson.
Corp. Graham. Prfvates Whitman. thinner.
man. Whiting, Zirtler, Wheeler and Walsh,
detail for night duty. Privates Burch, Burn.
ham and Bonnell, guard detail today.
Becker, Dunkin and Fox.
Boys received copies Of home papers yes
terday. They were eager to read them, as
aney contained an account Of the departure
OF the company from home. They wanted to
see how II looked in print"
Squad drill yesterday afternoon.
corp. Loranze reported at sick call yes
terday morning. He is not seriously i'll, bu,
W. H. Lawrence, private Of Company A,
transferred to Company M and appointed
sergeant. was one Of the changes which oc-
Private Richard Gehm was appointed com.
pany clerk yesterday and was busy at the
books all day.
Company G, Duluth.
Private Paul Clarkson has been appointed
clerk to adjutant. =
Company G returns thanks to the unknown
friend who left the nice mess of beef with
them. 1t was much better meat than they
usually get
Callers yesterday: John G. Howard and
Sheriff Sargent.
Pope" Reed makes popular cook
Boerner and Beneteau did little police
duty yesterday for whistling after taps nigh
before last.
Company b, AnOka.
Levi Green, of Anoka, has opened ton
serial studio in the band headquarters ad.
joining B barracks.
Ing adjutant OF the battalion.
The meat wagon failed to show up last
night and consequently the boys INDUCED In
vegetarian diet and profanity for supper,
Two of the new men who were acting I'm.
der orders of Corp Colwell, landed in the
guard house tor noraging lumber. They
languished until Lieut.. Pratt secured theiI
release.
Company HI, olivia.
P. w. Hine and j. M. Peckinpaugh called
on the boys yesterday. "Peck" would prob
ably have enlisted but Hine wouldn't stand
for it.
Private Paul jacobson is easily the best
guardsman in II. They can't fool Paul 8
little bit, and when he goes after them he
generally gets them.
R. w. Helms came from California to take
his place In thescompany. He is second lieu
tenant
H is making aegood showing in camp. They
had company drill yesterday. and they die
very well. -
T. F. Miller sbid goodbye to the hospital
anxious to get at the Dons.
j. D. Barnard. who was corporal of the
guard ,os SUNDAY mo S night foragsd "a nice ttl:
do the most good.
Company X, saltwater.
There are six newspaper men in K
D. D. McRae,-J. Hansen, w. Alexander and
and W. sinnot, of the Messenger. Lieut.
Walsh and Lieut.. Grant, Of the Gazette. :,
Corporal Howard is at home today.
The boys received several calls from prom.
inent people of Saltwater. They were remem.
bered with gifts of fruit, cake, etc., for which
they are grateful. f
The w. r. c. auxiliary Of Crook post, a.
A. RI OF saltwater will give dinner at the
barracks today in the boys honor.
K had company edTtHs outside, yesterday
The new men ara showing up MelLT -
GChy horn mo- I'M to- he Hop, fxo
yesterday: He was9all right last night.
Guard detail this morning: Corporal John
son, .Privates Wheeler and Gordon.
Guard detail last night: Webster, Clewell
Walsh and Wurdeman.
Company L, Crookston. 70
The Thief River boys are all well.
put in a full day at squad drill yesterday
They are improving rapidly. They are the
recipients of praise from the members Of tn,
old companies at each drill. This was espe
cially noticeable last night. While Capt
Decker was putting them through the com
pany drill they were the center of attraction
for number OF the "old timers" of thu
regiment The praise bestowed upon thei
work was very fattering indeed. Capt Deck
| er, who Is an old campagner, says he ha
never been connected with more gentle
| manly lot OF men. There is a remarkable alb
sence Of vulgarism among the men of hi
| company. They are here for business. an(
| they look 1t and act it.
ably be appointed this week.
Private Montague left for home yesterday
the consent of his superiors having been OBJ
| tanned for his withdrawal
| The boys Of have introduced a new gam,
| to the camp. 1t is called "Hauteur.
While it is somewhat wearing on the players
ears 1t Is exniarating and exciting.
The boys have not been accoutered as vet
Company F, Fergus Falls.
Company did guard duty yesterday.
Capt. Baxter was officer of the day. Lieut.
Danstrom officer If guard: Sergt Shellem
sergeant of guard; Corp Darbeau. junio,
officer of the guard.
Sergt Beardsley, Corp Phelps and al,
| privates are detailed brigade guard.
Anderson has been discharged from hos
pital, and all are we'll
Company ID, Zumbrota.
Twenty-eight men of D, under command O
Capt. Kline, attended the funeral of Gen
| Mason.
| Sergt. Bonham has recovered from his in
disposition and was on duty yesterday.
Lieut. Ersted was officer Of guard at brgad
| headquarters Sunday.
| Forty-fve Of the members of D are from
] Mankato.
First Lieut.. Tochen received his commits
| sion Sunday
| The Mankato boys are pleased with tn,
company. They have formed double quar-
| tette under the leadership of Jos. Bennett
They are singing all the popular and patriotic
songs Of the day. The personnel is: Berg
! first tenor; A. B. Jache first tenor; johnson
| second tenor; zimmerman, second tenor;
G. Jache, first bass; Axtell, first bass; Ben
nett second bass, and Rice, soprano.
| The Third regiment band will take in sew
| IF