The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-19

Austin Tygerson, Raymond.
Pearl Oxley, Liberty, Miss.
Henry Budler Hampton, Neb,
Oscar ChristOpherson Minneapolis
Lars Christensen, Cottonwood.
Frank Kenuth, Brewster. ~
William Mckenzie. Rock Creek.
Olaf Lodgood, Houghton. Wis
John Yost, Minneapolis 4 ~
Herman Plain, st. Paul.
George Steep, Minneapolis.
Joseph Warner, St Louis Park.
Christ Moen, Reynolds, y: D.
Clarence Faragher, Adrian.
Adm Losett Underwood.
Best Olson, Foston.
John Brierman Fulda.
Otto Anderburg Grove City.
At the city hospital are:
Walter Williams, Ellsworth, Wis.
Fred A. Homes. Minneapolis.
Carl Tollefson, Candy.
At st. Barnabas are:
Mark NJ. Tisdale. slayton.
Herbert Mark, Fosston.
George Palmer. Minneapolis.
Anton Olson, Fosston.
John Anderson. Minneapolis.
Irwin Briggs, Dundee, 10.
Leo Cowel, Ludngton, Mich.
August Anderson. Grand Forks.
C. A. Johnson, Barrett.
George Newton, FosSton.
Svend F. Bjornelid, Cottonwood.
Louis Rask, Catalonia.
The men at Asbury are:
John Whalon Minera! Point o.
Dan ONeil, Minneapolis.
Isaac H. Smith, urd lille, Wis.
w. A. Hurst Birmingham, Eng
Lewis Tuerdal Minneapolis
James M. Milburn, Bristol. R. l.
Thomas KILN, Austin, MINI.
c. H. Gravel, Cromwell, MINI.
Carl Butt-chan, Lake Park, 10.
George Sliker, Big Lake MINI.
ST. PAUL HOSPITALS.
The men in the ST. Paul hospitals
6oin
No complications have been noted so
far. Twenty new cases were brought
in from camp; fourteen were taken to
ST. Luke's and six to ST. Joseph's. In
form ,ation as to their residence etc.,
could not be obtained last evening, as
they were too tired to be questioned
and went to sleep as soon as bathed
and put to bed.
Hospital Steward Gallagher was
pleased yesterday to receive 1000 alb
dominal bandages from the, Red Cross
society. They will be a great help In
conquering stomach troubles.
FRED SHOULD HURT.
An unfortunate accident occurred
yesterday. Fred Shoulz, Company H,
in crossing one Of the bitches, fell and
cut himself, letting the water out Of
LIS hHSC. ACSlSludy -.eS was Ill
spiints. Surgeon Major Dennis says
Shoulz cannot hope to escape without
stiff knee. Shoulz Is thought to
have sister in st. Paul and if she
can be found the man will probably be
taken away from the camp.
The guaranteed companies drilled
yesterday for the first time this week.
The men thoroughly enjoyed the ex-
ercise and were sorry when they had
NJ hn ID
other battalions for their rehearsal for
the evening
The lines continue to be closely drawn
around the Guaranteed camp. No one
can get in or out without showing
pass and very few passes have been
issued.
The officer of the day at the detached bat
talon yesterday was Capt. Brant. of Com
pany F; Lieut.. Bookstaver, Company H. Of
fcer of the guard; Harry Leonard, Company
X, sergeant of the guard; Corporal Rogers,
Company H., junior sergeant of the guard.
Corporals-Wostad, Hoyt, Company F; Lind
strom, Colman, Company NJ. Orderly-W. H
Galager. Company H. Musician-H. Smith,
First Relief-Landis, Knutson, Mackay,
Smith, Hover Maicum, Thebl deau, Company
X; John. LIE Bar, Company H.
n Second R Relief Rice, Pierce J.
Olson, o. Olson, T. Olson, Company F; Mar-
tin Robrege, Lund, Company H
Third Relief-Blumberg, Company M; Pam
zian, Comnany F; Gardner, Cross, Craven,
Cook, First, King, Company NJ; Briggs, Com
pany H -.
Sergeant Campbell, of Company X, reported
for duty yesterday. He has been home en-
sick leave.
After the parade last night Lieut., Fred
Vincent of Company A, presented with
fine Colt revolver and belt, the gift OF the
men of the company.
Sergeant L. B. Smith, Of Company NJ is
acting sergeant major for the detached bat
talon.
Quartermaster Sergeant Baum, Company G,
has been reduced to the ranks. No disgrace
is attached. as he will hereafter fl the po-
sition of cook for the officers, mess. Cor
poral G. W. Angler has, been, promoted to
the post of quartermaster sergeant.
The Misses Maud and Jessie Earsley, Mrs.
!verson, Mrs. Sehjorling, Miss Boley and
Miss Nixon all messed with Company E yes
terday.
Colt revolver to Lieut.. Elliott, Of Company L.
Band Master Snowfall is the happy pos
SCISSOR Of fine new baton, the gift Of the
band men and non-commissioned s,aR. Adjt
Catlin presented the baton, which is Of livery
inlaid with pearl, last evening after the
cert Master Snowfall was taken entirely by
surprise. ...
Capt. Gibson, Company L, was yesterdays
officer of the day at the lower camp; Ii ut.
Edward, Company I, senior officer of the
guard; Lieut.. Mitchell, Company B, junior
pany L, sergeant Of the guard; serg eant Won
Corporas- Mossberg, Company D: Rice,
Company c; Collins, Company B.
First Relief-Bunnell, Chaney, Cook, Cohl-
err. Cody, Chalman, Company A; Beck, Wright,
Affott Berringe, Beaudit, Company B; Thorpe,
Covnibs. Company c.
Second Relief-Linderberg c. Swanson, P
Swanson, Sattergren, Company D; tSockstad,
Revling, Sodergren, Company G; Thomp: on,
seavey, Snider, Stores, Turgeson. Somervile e.
Third Relief-Thorgeson, Smith Company
E; Kelley, Jones, Hafguard, Hoven, Hum
pleay, Kenney, Kelley, Company G; Hobarn,
Gier, Peap, Company I; Winlerot, Company L.