The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-17
MAKEUP OF THE TRAINS

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Gaming was over. L. M. G.
MAKEUP OF THE TRAINS
Assignment of the Companies md
Other Details.
The trains of volunteers from Camp Ram
sey were made up as follows:
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Section !. Minneapolis & St. Louis Trains
ooi bobieter and staff officers in sleeper
Line officers and on-commissioned officers
IN sleepers Winnipeg and Arabia.
company in sleepers Camelot and Ma
COMPANY 1 in tourist 2614 AID sleeper
Tropic. 0pei
Company In sleepers Invic.a and Natal
Train. in charge of Conductor Engles and
Engineer Campbell. Engine No. So. depart d
General Passenger Agent A r. Cutts ac
companied this train
Section 2, Second battalion
MAJ. wright in command, occupying sleeper
Feria, with commissioned officers CT the IA -
TALON.
Company G in sleepers Nanon and Bra
zoria.
Company C in sleepers Leonidas Galitzen
and Peosta
Company M in tourist 2645 and sleeper La
tonia.
Company E in seepers vineta Falcon and
Empire.
Train. in charge of Conductor Haynes and
Engineer Murphy. Engine No. 6S, departed
F. H. Beech. assistant passenger agent ac-
companied this section.
Section 3, Third Battalion
Maj. Whitney In command occupying
sleeper Trieste. with commissioned officers.
Company X in sleepers Corning and Mon
mouth.
Company in sleepers Pisano and Sachem.
Company L in sleepers Concord and Elm
wood. 73|rt7- Sfa
Company in tourist No. 25s9 and sleeper.
Train. in charge of Conductor Hand and
Engineer Lauer Engine No. 49, departed at
1882 p. m.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
Section 1. Wisconsin Central Train
Maj. Scheffer in command of train.
Company Nj in sleepers Illinois and bonn
Company F in sleeper Germanic and tour
list 2608
Company A lin sleepers Douglas and Chi
Fourteenth Regiment band and non-com-
Tourist car 2ss7 was ' placed ICE between vve Com
panies and F. to be used by them equally
Col. Van Duzee. Lieut. Col Johnston, Adjt.
Whine and Maj. Scheffer in sleeper Goya.
Train in charge of Conductor Lowell and
Engineer Godfrey, Engine No. 224, departed
cit $3.50 p. m.
Maj. Bdwell in command. The commission
ed officers occupying sleeper Turla.
Company in sleeper Mansfield and Tour
Company in Tourist Nos. Alb and 259s, and
sleeper Frontino.
Company in Tourist Nos. 26O1 and 42s.
Company in Tourist No. 42S and sleeper
Allegheny.
Baggage car 300 and Mather horse car 1909
with Senator" Murphy chief equerry.
Engineer Wilson, Engine No 225, departed
at 5:22 p. m.
Section 8
Maj. Pearson in command of train he
and commissioned officers OCCUPYING sleeper
Medford
Company in sleepers Paramount, Ottawa
and Rhoda.
Company in sleepers Granada and Le-
fore.
Company L in sleepers La Junta. Trojan
and Tourist No. 264S.
Company H in Tourist 2612 and sleeper
Vesper.
Baggage cars No. sOS and s15.
Train in charge of Conductor Peterson and
Engineer Wilson, Engine No. 225; departed
at GAS p. m.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
Section 1, Chicago. st. Paul. Minneapolis
& Omaha road.
Col. Reeve in command of train. Col
Reeve and Lieut.. Col Ames, Adjt. Falk and
commissioned officers of X. L and G occupied
sleeper La Porte.
Company in sleepers Lafayette, Kent and
Decatur.
Company in sleepers Berkeley, Milan and
Bangor.
Company K in sleepers London and Detroit.
Baggage Car No. 2O2; departed at 81 p. m.
The Thirteenth regiment band was aboard
this section and as the train pulled away
from the crowd the band struck up .'The
Girl 1 Left Behind Me-" Such hurrah as
went up from the crowd has not been heard
on those grounds for many day.
Section p fzs.. = ~...,-.-.-
Maj. Frederick in command Maj. Freder-
ich. with Adjt. Lieut.. Conrad, Surgeon Maj.
Loye, the three captains and six lieutenants
were in sleeper Saltwater.
Company in sleepers Ashtabula and
Resolute.
Company F in sleepers Wayne and Bis
marck.
Company in sleepers Cambridge and
Berkshire.
Baggage car 2o4; departed at 6:53 p. m.
Maj. Bean in command of train The major.
Adjt. Mead, Chaplain Greasy, Hospital Stew
ard Grau, the non-commissioned staff Off
GERS and nine commissioned officers occupied
sleeper Elroy.
Company in sleepers Kenwood and Gypsy
Company D in sleepers Burlington. River
ton and Weland.
Company NJ in sleepers Lynden and Huron
Baggage Car No. 209; departed at 1852 D. m.
Maj. Digges in command. The major, Adjt
Garcelon Capt. McWade, Lieut.. Pease. Lieut.
Donaldson, Capt Correston. Lieut.. Byrnes.
Lieut.. Chambers. Capt. Rowley, Lieut.. Ty-
Ter and Lieut.. Fitzgerald occupied sleeper
Galatea-
Company 1 in sleepers Cumberland Scar
borough and Oscoda.
Company in sleepers Grenada and Me-
nominee.
Company in sleepers Omaha and Ply.
mouth.
This was the last of the soldier boys. They
got away at $40 p. m.