The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-06
CAMP RAMSEY ASTIR AGAIN
TENTS PITCHED AND READY
FOR THE RECRUITS


List of Tovy5as Which VIII Fur
nish Mcn-Nnmes OF the Officers
So Far as known.
Gov. Clough now has everything In
readiness for the formation of the
Fifteen regiment which will arrive in
st. Paul today and tomorrow, with the
exception of part of the Twin City
companies. which marched to Camp
Ramsey yesterday. Gov. Clough has
not announced the complete list of line
officers CT the regiment as yet, owing
to the fact that several of the towns
authorized TO form companies have not
reported tie names of the officers elect
ed. The company commanders and
lieutenarts elected by the companies
will be commissioned by the governor.
The list Of regimental officers as pub
lished in Sundays @ 10 b e, remains
UNCHANGED.
The following is the formation by
companies of the regiment:
A-Mnneapolis Capt Edwin.
B-St Paul, Capt. J. n. Finehout
C-LitchEe.d. Capt Rev. J. G. Morrison
D-Wi.lmar unassigned.
field. - y o'0''-
F-CroGkston, Capt Brandt.
G-LQyerne Capt. l.. S, Nelson.
H-Worthinston, unassigned
I-MlnneapOEs, Capt. C. E. Bond, First
Leutenant c. r. Elliott.
K-Minneapolis, Capt. Thomas Leonard.
(Duluth. Capt. George Gibson, First Lieu
tenant Thoo. Griggs.
M-Pipestone, Capt. c. w. Gilmore, LIEU
tenant .. II. Rask.
The governor yesterday announced
the appointment of the following I'M
assigned ieutenants, who will be de-
tailed by Col. Shandrew just as soon
as the companies from the outside
points arrive at Camp Ramsey: Emil
Schroeder, st. Paul. George w Eckles,
st. Paul; II. p. Connors, St Paul; j. T.
Jones, Long Prairie, formerly in Four
teenth regiment; ]. c. Sweet, Mime
apolis; L. V. Hubbard, Red Wing.
Lieut. Elliott. of Company I. is a son
of Judge Elliott, of Minneapolis, and
Lieut.. L. V. Hubbard is q son of Brig
adler General Hubbard now in COM
mand in the South.
Rev. Tell \. Turner, of ST. Paul, was
appointed chaplain.
The following physicians were YES
terday appointed as the reglmental
surgeons and reported for duty at
Camp Ramsey yesterday: DR. Howard
McKinstrey, with the rank of major:
DR.. o. c. Trace. of Little Falls. with
the rank of captain, and DR.. s. w.
Mowers OF st. Cloud, with the rank of
first lieutenant.
DR.. Gray, Dr.. Simpson and DR.. Davis,
all of st. Paul, were yesterday appoint-
ed as a commission to conduct the ex-
animation of the surgeons, and COM
pleted their work yesterday.
TO BE OUTTTTTED HERE.
Lieut.. Donaldson will muster in the
Fifteenth regiment as soon as the sur
geons have completed their examina-
ton of the officers and men. The first
examination will take place tomorrow
at the camp.
There is every reason to believe that
the Fifteenth will be completely out
fitted and equipped in St. Paul All
necessary supplies are now at Camp
Ramsey, with the exception of guns
and uniforms. The three regiments
raised on the first call were not en-
tirely uniformed until they reached the
objective point of the general mobiliza-
ton, but 1t has been stated by Guar
termaster Coe tlsat the suits would be
furnished before the troops left st.
Paul II the order to break camp was
not received within ten days.
headquarters We're yesterday estab-
lished at the camp by the regimental
officers. Col ShandreW occupies the
old brigade headquarters in the club
house ard Qualtermaster Gee is located
IN the carriage exhibit building. The
camp was put in Geographic communi-
cation yesterday by the Western Union
Telegraph company. Owirg to the fact
that none of the companies in the
Fifteenth have had the advantage of
military drill. except as they have
drilled in an Informal way at their re-
spectfve towns, it is not expected that
the regiment will be ready to go for
ward before two or three weeks
Gov Cloush received kilograms from
all the towns sending companies, ask
Ing for transportation, which was
promptly telegraphed Though the rail-
road companies. With the exception,
of two or three of the companies they
are expected here by tonight All COM
panies with two exceptions will be al
lowed to select their own officers No
commissions will be issued until the
officers and troops have been muster
ed into the federal service and every
man who is booked for military honors
must pass the required examination.
FIRST AT THE CAMP.
Bright ard early yesterday morning
two OF the Twin City compani 11arch-
ed to Camp Ramsey and raised the
first tents which will grow inf white
city by this evening. Company A, Of
Minneapolis. first in order and first in
action, reported 10 Col. Shandrew at