The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-07

First. Lieut.. Eugene c. Montfort. of
Company I, will probably be promoted
to that position. although the friends
of First Lieut.. w. NJ. Kemerer, of H.
are hoping that he will get it. Second
Lieut.. Barnes. of I. who is suffering
from nervous prGstration. has tend
cred his resignation. Barnes army
soubriquat is the fighting parson." His
resignation will mean a commission for
First Sergeant Ernst.
Sergeant Olsen, of M. is also booked
for commission. Lieut.. Baker of E,
Is acting ordnance officer of the Four
teenth on account of the absence of
Lieut.. Nayior. If Lieut. Foiwell and
Lieut.. Naylor leave the regiment
permanently-they are now ait Fortress
Monroe undergoing exam4nation-there
VIII be two new men given commits
sions. There will be some live'y hust-
ling and some close figuring done in the
next few days to see who can land
these places. .s.t.
Sergeant Maj. 'Denning, it is under
stood, is booked for a commission.
DR.. Dorsey, the Fourteenth regiment
surgeon. has been transferred to the
division hospital, much against the
wishes of the officers and men Of that
regiment. Not that they are not glad
to see the genial doctor go up step,
'cl 'iicy ISOi tlidl t!ity he ct Will see
his like again" He is probably the
only man in the Fourteenth who per-
sonally knew every man in the regi-
ment He had called on each man.
studied him, asked questions as to an
tecedentS, constitutional and organic
condition of each mans parents, so
that he knew the minute a man pre-
seEted himself at sick call what to nat
urally expect was ailing him and what
lOOk A of oil n Tic,
position. his sunny smile did as much
towards rbracing up the boys as his
medicine did to alleviate their pains.
No man could have left the men of
the Fourteenth whose departure would
have caused more genuine regret
The Fourteenth received q splendid
regimental flag yesterday, presented
by Jesse Gregg in behalf of the Com
mercial club. of St. Paul. 1t is beau
tiful piece of work, and the boys are
more than proud Of it. 1t was placed
in the color stand before Col. Van Du-
Zee's quarters yesterday, and viii re-
place the old flag, which the old Third
has carried so long. The old colors
will he given to Mrs. Van Duzee by the
regiment.
HOW TO SEND MAIL.
The people Of Minnesota who write
to the boys hereafter should put the
brigade, division and corps to which
the Minnesota regiments are attached
upon the envelope, as it will insure for
wardi1g of letter and delivery any
place on earth to the party to whom
it is addressed. Following is list Of
every regiment here, with division and
corps. Letters without address of this
kind may Eever reach the men, Cut
this out and save It for reference:
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Third briiade, Second division. First army
corps.
TIE Twelfth regiment is in The Fist BIZ
gade, Third division, First army corps
Privates John Lynch. OF II, and
Charles Emery, of c. have been trans
ferred from the division hospital to the
Letter hospital.
The canteen paid each company
hundred dollars yesterday. The Twelfth
regiments canteen is patroniZed by the
wanna boys; that accounts for the 9ivi-
dends be!Eg so large and so often paid.
PAYMASTER is WELCOMES.
The paymaster has just arrived on
the grounds of the Twelfth Minnesota.
Iris very welcome gentleman came es-
corted by an armed guard which Com
pany b had the honor to furnish, con-
Sitting of Co. p raj Charles Murray.
Privates r. volimer. c. J. Onst;,l ard
Frank Young. They looked IS though
they were weighted down with the re-
sponsihiIity. The boys made a bust
ness-like appearance with guns loaded
ard each belt filled with cartridges
N. Balvorson. editor OF the Albert
Lea Enterprise, his wife and daughter
Miss Hope, are spending few days
with their son and brother, S. HaIvo:-
son. of l. who has just oeen discharge d
from the division hospital.
In a game of base ball today tne
Ninth Pennsylvania trimmed the
Twelfth Mime sofa TO the tune of 10
:. The score might have been different
but Col. Bobietel' called game at the
end of the fourth inning to enable the
boys to catch the payma stcr. Minr.-
sofa was coming along in good shape
when the game was stopped ard would
probably have won out, as they had on