The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-06

Michaels.
Private Whitney rs in the hospital with
The company were complimented by the
major yesterday for the showing made by
them at drill.
Company F, Fergus Falls.
Visitors: DR.. Jones, Rev. Rollett and Miss
Annie Wessberg
Corporal Phelps had charge of the police
yesterday, Dwyer, Sanders and Jungrouth.
Private Lindquist did mess duty, as a re-
| hinder not to stay in town so "early."
Company ID, AnOixa.
Visitors Mrs. Dimmick Mrs. Geo. Geddes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Lieut..
| Cook and sister.
| H. s. Weber is acting sergeant major Of
| the First battalion of the Fourteenth regi-
| ment.
Corporal Campbell had charge Of the police
| Privates Wethern and Thompson are on
| very friendly terms with two fair ST. Paulites.
| Capt. Bartlett was officer of the day.
Corporel Hunter stayed in barracks and
nursed aching tooth yesterday.
| Private George Porter reported for duty yes
| terday.
Company did guard duty for the regi-
ment yesterday.
Frank Hardy of Anoka enlisted yesterday.
cGlw Us the 1eopo company pa Kim
| terday morning. His growing had awakened
everybody.
First Sergeant Wethern had company yes
| terday.
| Company A, Duluth.
| VISITORS Maj. Schafer and ladies'
| Police detail in charge of Corporal Qua.ey:
Privates Hagen, Kline, Metcalf and Oleson.
| Sergeant Gerhart Is sergeant of the brigade
| detail.
| First Sergeant Broadbrldge and Commits
sary Sergeant Ames visited the city yesterday.
| They returned before CHECK"
| Corporal Van Rosenkranz was caught
| the school house was to blame this time.
| Company A furnished the guard detail yes
| terday.
Three answered sick call yesterday: Dun
! ham, GaskiH and Ayers.
| "Col." Sandusky is worried some for fear
! that he may not pass at the physical eXamt-
nation. AS the .fCol" is 6 feet 5 inches tall
| and built in proportion his troubles on that
| score are somewhat amusing to the boys.
Company A, New UIm.
Ninety-four men were examined and only
six rejected.
Visitors: Mrs. L. G. vogel Miss Paula
Rudolph and Mrs. O'Brien. The ladies
brought donations of delicacies. which were
appreciated.
Capt. A. Steinhauser was officer or the DAY
yesterday.
Private Fred Lesch was orderly to Col Nc
Guard detail yesterday: Privates Given.
Hallich. Loesch and Schmidt.
Private August Brandt had charge OF ponce.
Visitors: Maj. ]. Eckstein, Philip Lelsch.
G. L. Roos and Benjamin Stockman.
Company 1, Albert Lea.
Guard detail yesterday: Sergeant Wander
grift; Privates Skolda, Thayer, Carbury, Wof,
christensen, Clark, Knutsen and Peterson.
Police detail in charge of Corporal Gillrup:
Privates Nelson, Edwards, Beckel and Bar
rison.
One hundred and thirteen were examined
and twenty rejected. Cap" Corpora Green IS
dog arrived yesterday. Lieut.. Days dog Is
in the discard since Cap came to camp.
Two answered sick call yesterday, Gallagher
and Killamer.
Football Sunday between the Thlrteenth anu
Twelfth regiments.
Visitors: Sheriff Mitchell, w. E. Todd and
Cant. Edwards and First Sergeant Cool are
working on muster roll.
Company b, FaribauIt.
The old officers are in command with the
following additions: @. M. sergeant, w.
Peasley; corporals, Straub, Nee, Myron,
Duby, Brown, Cameron, Fredette, Wright.
WEIGH is wagner.
Straub and Nee stood the highest of the
company at the examination.
The boys are all pleased at w. Peasiey
promotion. 49, uo
| than Harold Peasley.
said he was the most symetrically put up man
| of the company and then the boys go away
| and weep in solitude.
Company G, Austin.
| One hundred and twelve examined, sixteen
rejected that's the record Of G. Only small
| per cent Of the sixteen were rejected absolute
| ly for disability.
| G furnished the guard for the regiment IN
der the new regulations last night. Capt. Wood,
| officer Of the day; Lieut.. Page. senior oficer
of guard Lieut.. Nicholson, Junior officer OF
guard; senior sergeant OF guard, Sargent;
| Junior sergeant of guard, George. Six corpor-
ais and thirty-eight privates.
Private Nick Gender was head policeman as
usual with assistants Hendricks and Hillam
| All we'll.
| Company G, Winona.
| Company G had 1O7 examined physically,
only rejected. A good showing for G.
Otto Parrhysius called on the boys, He
brought his name along with him.
Sergeant Flynn had charge Of the police de-
| tall yesterday.
The boys have the tents along G street la
beled with various names; There Is the WI
ths AFng 6e San sans and
which is occupied by Don Frost Frank
Killian, Harry Lamberton. Jack Wal
ton, julius Zabrocki, Adolph Ruhnke and
| over which Max Strauss pres1des Is iapeleo
| ''The dirty II
Tent No 8 on the street is called Hotel De
Vile CORPORAL Simon, PrtvateS e. s. Simon,
| r g. Simon Joe Knopp, e. Eckert and Frank
| Wunderlich hold forth in it. They are a jolly
| crowd too.
| The Arlington Club" is over near the mess
| tent. The Arlington clubs motto is "Remem-
| Der the Maine" Orrin, Pierce Snyder, Ris-
ing, Blenff and ]. Eckert bunk there and
make life pleasant for Quartermaster Jack
| Shepard, whose tent is opposite.
Company NJ, Faribault.
There were 1T men examined, 10 rejected
| and the roster reduced to "a men. That Is
Ms record yesterday. sort of gloomy feel
ing spread over Ms camp in consequence
| last night.
The following will appear on the muster roll
today in the various official positions: Captain,
| l. E. Chase; first lieutenant, Harry Zingheim
| second lieutenant, w. ]. Taylor; first sergeant,
Louis Benner; quartermaster sergeant, Frank
Evans duty sergeants Rufus Woolery, e. O..
Bennett George Brown Charles Owens;
| corporals: Billings Anderson, Nudge, Shilling,
Hamlin, Cummings Legried, Giese, Matheny,
Theis, Loft, Stearns; musicians: Harry and
Guy Taylor; artificer, Ed Roberts; wagner,
Visitors: Paul Tomcheck and Misses
Barnes
Company e, WinOna.
Extra guard detail yesterday: Sergeant
| Milkuski, Privates BlaZie, Blanck and Gle
| minski.
Guard detail yesterday: Lieut.. Bruski, ON
Ger of the day; Corporal Rostanka, Privates,
| Kobus, Kustelski and Jinziski.
| Visitor: Jos. Merginger, Minneapolis.