The Saint Paul globe., 1898-09-12
SICK Men MOVED
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that the car came to us. When we
first got there, we did not have enough
to eat, and went hungry often. But
now the government furnishes good
rations, and enough. Out Of the 1876
sick men we brought up, only 45 were
from the Fourteenth regiment. At no
time has the Fourteenth had 100 men
on the sick roll. We kept a strict
watch of our men, and always took two
or more sergeants with us when any
part Of the company went on march.
When a man fell out, the detail was
halted and he was given drink or
whatever care he needed"
The train left st. Paul about IL
o'clock. An inspection Of the coaches
at that time found everything in very
satisfactory condition. The cars were
dusty and dirty from the long trip, and
the berths were in disorder but the
general appearance Of the entire train
showed that attention to order and
cleanliness had been observed. The
commissary department was ship
shape.
WHERE THEY ARE.
At the City Hospital ST. Paul
j. N. Nedd, F, u, Spring Valley.
Frank ReSzka, e, II, Wnona.
A w Bird sergeant, d, H. Fairmont.
William Mike or " Ike, A, y. N W Uln.
Dell Cummings, u, p Blue a th City.
Joseph Kaizer f, r. Wi. O. a.
Ben Helvarson, F, Y, Spri1g Valley.
Norman johnson, F, u, Sgrir g Val ey.
Ludwig o. Jchrson, +. y, st James.
Norman Sandberg, |, u, a bert Lea.
Fe1d FIatz b. p Faribaujt.
William L Mack, q, y, austin
F. L. Sutherland, NJ, y, Bancroft, 10.
A G. Wessbegg. sergeant, F, II, Fergus
Edwin Leon Libby, F, IA, Fergus Fails.
John J. Rue, quarterma3ter sergeant, L,
f. R. Harrison. x, IA, Long Prairie.
At Windsor Hctcl, St Paul
Hans G Larson, F, "A.
Frank Clarkson, NJ r.
L. J. Mengis, T.. u
Fred w: Krahmer, band.
w. P He,insky, D. y.
Alex Johnson, l., IA.
Angus, Skoll, A, u.
H. ]. Block, seree2rt, L, IL.
Sandy Simonson, NJ, T.
J. G. Jensen. I. y.
Carl Cole r, II.
Alfred Winslow, f, u.
G. L. Stewart, G., IA.
c. O. Bouliam, D, IA.
Fred PottratZ, G, IA.
Harry Webster K 12.
z. o. Erickson, D, IA.
David Sanders, F, IA.
G. A Etzell, d, u.
G. A. Clark, K, u.
R. A. Groat H, u.
August Grade, H, z.
John Skauk I, H.
G. c. Edwards. I, u.
Julian Miller D, II.
Ludwig Dahl, D. 12.
J. c. Peterson, I, II.
Erwin Everson, H. ii.
Varde Smith. K, u.
Albert Land, I, 12
Olaf Styne, I, IL.
S. F. Drown, D. -.
B. A. Wright, D. II.
Nels Jensen, I, Il.
c. A. Koehne A II.
Adolph sunderson. D. 12.
Joseph Ostrodt. D u.
Gerald True, D, II.
w D. Williams, D. II.
G. W. Maitin, L, y.
Otto Anderson. K, II.
J. NJ. Patterson, F, u.
s. w Stockdin F, 12
Fred Flatz. B. u.
Thomas Conway. f y.
Peter Savik, B, II.
E. L Wood. l. A.
Roy Rogers. F, u.
Ole Olson. n, 12.
A H. Keia, NJ, 10.
Christ Schweer, A, IL,
Henry Shortell, K. IL.
Joseph Lund, K, u.
L. c. Boomer. band, II.
Olof Nelson. E. r.
H. G. Rhentan, band II.
L. L. Dunning, L. A.
A J. Kleese. c, ~.
William Beckel. I. II.
William Hurley, c. II.
At st. Josepk's Hospital, st. Paul
Albert Forsel. / Il, ST. Paul.
G.. N. Van Wormer,, H, IA, Olivia.
N Mike c; Picha PhasO6, &. T. Z A Austin, f:noA'0H'
s. A. Diamond, K, IA, Long Prairie,
Arthur E. Ward, sergeant X. 70, Waseoa.
The following members Of Company G. Of
the Twelfth. were sent to Austin: Christ
Peterson, Ernest F. Daggett, James Kelly
Company NJ, Charles D. Galloway, e. G.
Walters, Michael Mccormick, Moses Buchan-
an James Moran, Richard f. Wing, Corporal
Frank B. Teeter, Clinton H. Babbitt.
The private soldiers all speak highly
Of Col. Bobleter, and say they would
fellow him anywhere. Lieut. Lind, Of
the conmissary department, is also
favorite. He has the reputation Of be-
ing the most successful quartermaster
In the division. Adjt. Gen. Herman
Muehlberg was at Lexington on Fri
day, and said he found the regiment
in better condition than he had ex-
pected from reports he had heard. He
was highly pleased with the new Ioca-
ton Of the troops from Minnesota, and
With their general proficiency in arms.