The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-25
WAR DEPARTMENT WILLING
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT MAY
PARTICIPATE IN PARADE
So Col. Shandrew Was Advised
From WashfngtOn-Item of In
terest Cleaned From the Streets
and BOuIevards of Camp Ramsey
Visitors in Camp.

war department late saturday nlSnC
that the Fifteenth regiment would be
allowed to participate in the ceremonies
attached to the laying of the corner
stone OF the new capitol. Consequently
the regiment will be seen in the line OF
march on Wednesday next.
Early yesterday morning the balance
Of new straw for the hunks was dis
tributed and slowed away in the tents.
A general inspection was given the
camp in the forenoon. The condition OF
the cook houses was found especially
CmmenGable. Majors Gotham and
Hand put all the company commanders
through the manual of arms. They
were given a pretty stiff drill. One Of
the features of the drill was the pres
ence of Lieut.. Harold Smith,, of the
Juvenile Zouaves, of st. Paul. He took
a place in the line and went through
the manual with the Fifteenth men.
He did mighty well, too.
Only thirty appeared at sick call, and
none of them remained in the hospital.
At noon yesterday the hospital had but
one inmate.
The regiment is using water from the
tank near Secretary RandalPS house
now. 1t has been thoroughly cleaned
and the water is good.
About 800 attended service in the
morning. Chaplain Turner delivered
S6TuOI, WHICH S6Culeu W tOuCi lie
soldiers in the right spot, and which
was favorably commented on by all the
men who heard it.
Col. Shandrew spent the afternoon
in the city, and Lieut. Col. Leonhauser
had charge Of the regiment.
Not over 1900 visitors called at the
camp during the day. Most of them
were only out through curiosity. Capt.
Doian. of Company II, had a guard sta
toned at the head of his company
street, and only those having business
to attend to or friends in the company
were allowed to enter. The captains
idea is q good one. There Is a class Of
people who hang around the camp that
are a detriment to the regiment, and
who only injure the morale Of the
troops.
The band, as it showed up yesterday,
and as it will remain, subject to a few
possible changes, was composed of
Chief Musician SNOWFALL, Principal
Musicians Park and Hutchinson, Tyles-
ton. drum major; Gibbs, Walker,
Hutchins, Opsahe, Steen, Strong, Saw
Young, Sweet, Holstein. Wachuta,
Brown, Peterson, Simpson, Flynn.
There will probably not be more than
two charges in the above list. The
band surprises everybody. The music
furnished is of high order, for so new
an organization.
Capt Leonard was officer Of the day
last night; Lieut.. Edwards, officer of
the guard, and Lieut.. Vincent, junior
officer of the guard
Guard mount yesterday was: Capt.
Brandt, officer of the day; Lieut.. Rask,
officer of the guard; Lieut.. Pattee,
junior officer of the guard; Clark, SER
geant of the guard; McNamara, junior
sergeant of the guard: Honk, Porter
and Place, corporals.
First Relief-C. Carlson, B. Knutson, Q.
johnson, H. Kissach, H. Herz.g, H. Cole, ].
Coughlin. H. Forder. G. Hawknson, D.
O'Donnell, ]. Johnston, ]. Gu!dovic, " ELL
ing.
Second Re.ief-C. Davis, f. Carlson. o.
Himle, B. Coleman. 7. Curley, F. Hobert,
A. Ho.stein, F. Eiek. J. Rickett, L. Glass,
E. Nordlof.
Third Re:ief-w. Davis, T. Brown, c. snod-
grass P. Sorenson. G. Dillon, c. Swanson,
l.. Saadig, l.. Duncan, R. Lett, ]. O'Connell,
W. Nimrock, J. Nelson, P. Larson. II. Nor
gan, L. Ing,eston.
at Camp Ramsey Saturday evening. The
governor expressed himself as highly pleased
at the rapid progress made by the Fifteenth
regiment.
Sergeant Hyde had charge of quarters for
Company E yesterday.
Guard detail last night. Company e: Pri-
Yates Ekblom. Ears.ey, Farrell.
Company E boys. almost to a man, at
tended service yesterday.
Capt. Crosswel received a large consgn-
ment of provisions from home They were
for use Of the company. The boys all lived
high yesterday. Misses Mabel Christian,
Clara L. Hunk and Sophia Hohenstein are
kindness to the company. The Wheaton
boys We're remembered with a box especially
for them, which Corporal Frank Anderson
divided among them. Frank Lent had a big
donation of his own.
Capt. Crossfeld has been under the weather
for day or so, but is himself again.
Edward Waters and wife called on Company
E yesterday
Guard detail for Company NJ last night:
Priyates Gardner. Goodrich, Israe.son.
., Howard ward Bateman; of Company NJ. wishes
that they had taught military tactics at the
Belle PLANE school Howard catches on
to the moves quickly.
Tom Lewis always asks for mortar when
he hands in his plate for beans. Tom used
to lay brick up at Wheaton. Tom never gets
out of line.
William ouaintance was a clerk at Stay
ton just before Schley put the kibosh onto
Cervera. He took last jump over the coun-
ter and came along with the bod bays of
PiDestone.
stout-hearted Joe Theirs was butcher how
at st. Cloud when he concluded to seek
fame on the field of battle. Blood won't scare
Joe
Company K guard mount last night. Corr
poral Moore, Privates Kahnt, Mackey. Nc
Donald; supernumerary, Maxwell.
Company B guard detail: Eiek, English.
Gauthier, Outlet, Greeley; supernumerary'
Morgan. -
A number, of B men were away on leave
YESTERDAY. Genial Sergeant Kelly acted as
Hrst sergeant yesterday during the absence
OF FIRST Sergeant Charley Bunker, of Com
pany B. -
Corporal Reaney had charge Of quarters
for Company yesterday.
Artificer Chauncey, of Company B. fought
In the Riel rebellion.
sE Ers FoE Ei served eight in army of
IN the same service Both are now members
OF Company B, and are good soldiers.
George Meincke served three years in the
Gerna man navy; His experience there has been
where he is now private. -
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallace called on Can't
lace is the captains sister. % wal
Guard detail for Company d last night.
Sergeant Ward and Privates Barger. Baasfnd
Beck, Supernumary Burg. ~
The boys say that Dan Blasted gets cranky
at Times, put he gets over 1t quickly Sort
oboa,a ghhn nI temper ouch as soldier
Aleck Barger is called young man-lone-
some-for-a-pow" by the other braves of HIS
i band. He farmed it on the shores of Green
Corporal Guy S. Porter, of Companv y 10
one of the crack men of his company. c,uy
mas grown considerably since he used to NAV
Corporal Fredenberg says that dut this so,d;or
business is just what he has been looking for
are6ent 10 W,, used to belong to j. j. h MS
Peterson, Privates Boyd Flake, Ingleston e.n'
companH bai,s one feo of the husky ys Of
the cleaver and saw to take up the musket.
.o AIireu =: Arnson has been riding behind q
team aI,n up in Duluth most all his days He is
walking behind a band now and saws that
they not only drive easier, but he don'f b 'nae
to feed them nor bed them down. nav
he Ap nan SiaTk handles gun as smoothly as
ne can nadie an ak or a Donald Dinnie
Abe is all right in any country. -04i'nie
Billy Ey,,i Finn is one Of the most painstakine