New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-09-28
Off To
Their Homes.
The Soldiers of the Twelfth We're Fur
loughed Last Wednesday. i
One Hun lred and Twelve Remain Behini
to Do Guard Duty.
Twenty-three Are Detained at St. Alex
ander's Hospital.
Three Special Trains Garry the Balance
5 to their Homes.

| > to their Homes.
Last Wednesday the boys of the
Twelfth were furloughed and furnished
with transportation.
Gov. Clough gave his consent to draw
ing upon the militia fund for transpor-
tation for all of the companies to their
homes and back, and on Wednesday
evening Assistant Adjutant General
Saylor arrived here to arrange the de-
tails. He was accompanied by Coils.
Seng and Pusch of the governors staff.
Thursday morning without delay, either
on the part of trains or the soldiers, the en-
tire regiment, with the exception of the
guard detail and the New Ulm members
of Company A, left the city for home.
A few of the officers renamed behind
to arrange for the care of the scamp, but
there were no stragglers among the men.
At six o'clock four companies left in
a Northwestern special of six coaches.
These were the companies from St.
James, Blue Earth City, Faribault and
Fairmont.
At $50 Company L with 1t. Col Nc
Coy left over the St. Louis for St. Paul.
At 1880 another special of eleven
coaches carried out the companies from
Austin, Winona, Albert Lea, Spring Val
ley and Waseca.
Such of the sick as could stand the
trip were sent home with their respect
i've companies. The others were con-
centrated at St. Alexander's Hospital.
They number twenty three and during
the first fifteen days will be under the
care of DR.. Rowe. DR.. Caine will have
charge of them the balance Of the month.
Six cases of typhoid fever have devel-
oped, but none of them are considered
dangerous. All the patients at the pres
ent writing are on the mend.
Company A is represented at the hos
pital by Privates Gilman, Gray and
SKIOLD.
A provisional company, made up Of a
few volunteers from each company, will
constitute the guard during the fur
Tough. Capt. LIE May, of Winona, will
have command.
Maj. Wright will represent the colo
nel's staff the first two weeks, Maj.
Mead the third week, and Maj. Whitney
during the balance of the furlough.
Hospital Stewards Wilson, Gunz and
Kendall will divide the month, each re-
naming ten days.
First Lieut.. Blake o: B, Hinton of
H, and Page of Il will each be here
ten days. Second Lieut.. Fritsche of A,
volunteers for twenty days and Lieut..
Simonsen of I, for the other ten. The
different company will furnish. the fol-
lowing: - $50 .*a@s-sss.~
Company A-Corporals Mueller, Her
ian, McKittrick leach ten days., Privates
Kuehnel, Brandt, Dittmann, Boehnlein,
Thorpe, Michel, Heimann, Schmidt.
Company B. Corporal Reedy, ,Pr1vates
Grandy, Emge, Smith. Welch, Reed,
Parmenter, GIFTS, Smith, DUDE.
Company -Sergeants Simon and
Cornwell, Corporal Pahlmann, Privates
Keenan,, Simon, Hunter, Sleter, Gould,
Gile. s.st.
Company D-Sergeant Christie, Cor
poral Howard, Privates Peters, Robin
son, Jones, Welch, Frank, Joswiak.
Company E E-sergeant Cieminski, Cor
poral Shopansky, Privates satka, Miller,
Shultz, Jedrzewski, Wieczorek, Thrume,
Brown.
Company corporal DawleY, Pri.
Yates Haase, Furney, Bush, Magelson,
Eagen, Sweeney, Geiser.
Company G Corporal Castle, Pri-
Yates Lettorn, Fenton, Garry, Dickerson,
Larsen, johnson.
Company H Corporals Fifeld and
Moss, Privates Foley, Parker, Williams,
Jordan, Scanlon, Harrier, Stewart.
Company Privates Kech, Jenson,
Anderson, Venom, Ward, Morgan, Ball.
Company 4 Sergeant Gasink, Cor
porals Ccrdey, McG Ginnis and Reynolds,
Priyates johnson, Olson, Waite, Wika,
Williams, Shane, Wynnemer.
Company T. Sergeant CLARK, Corpor-
a Dunn, Privates strannk, Buell. Nor
rell, flaming, sampson, Hall, Phelps.