The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-16
BITS OF CAMP NEWS.

B. R. Norwood. quartermas:er sergeant of
Company f, has no fear of campaign in
the tropics. He has been there before. He
was with Admiral Gherardi in the little diff
| fculty between the Island of Hayu and the
United States over the seizure of the steamer
Hayden Republic by Hippolite, the insurgent
dictator of the island. Norwood was attached
to the Pensacola
The people of Grand Forks sent down do
nation of fruit magazines and a New Tesla
ment for each member Of Company F ye> tel-
day.
One of the young ladies' of the Forks sent
Private Young a big box of flowers Young
was not stingy with them, and a nice bou
.nctfs ten
Sergeant Pierce had charge of the police
for Company F yesterday
Company E goes on guard today. Capt.
Crnssheid is Officer of the day, Lieut.. Becker
officer Of the guard, Duncan sergeant Of
guard Hyde junior sergeant of guard, Nit
ten, Sloan and Bolin corporals.
Sergeant Hyde officiated chief of police
for Company yesterday
Kitchen police for Company E yesterday
were Dillon and L. Duncan.
Company A did regimental police duty
yesterday.
Corporal Wilbur, of Company A, is so far
from the hospital today.
Kitchen police for Company yester-
were Cook. Martin, Hoover and Potter
quarters yesterday wrestling with touch
of the prevailing stomach trouble.
Sergeant Wolf handled the police for COM
Corporals Angler and Bartleson are az
their homes in Litchfield on leave until Sun
day.
DR.. B:sse.l. of Litchfeld called on Com
pany yesterday Maj Dart could not &C
company him, but he sent his compliments to
the boys by the doctor in the shape of
box of cigars.
Private Pietsch, Company D, is detailed
company clerk permanently.
Capt. Sp.cer, of D. was off duty yesterday
on account Of indisrosition.
Lieut.. Rice is at his home in Willmar on
leave
Company D received fine greyhound from
the citizens of Willmar for company mas
cot. 1t is a dandy.
Private George Rowe has been detailed as
orderly to groom the mascot.
Corporal Thorson had charge of the COM
pany D police yesterday.
Quartermaster Sergeant Crosby Is consid-
cred the best forager in the regiment. Com
pany D boys just reve in watermelons and
other good stuff and they ask no leading
questions as to where they come from.
liver Roberts, of Willmar, came down to
see the boys yesterday. He brought along
contribution of homemade pickles that were
highly acceptable to the boys. Citizens OF
Willmar sent along a half dozen boxes of
prime cigars by liver, which were also ap-
Corporal Jarwell had his stripes on yes
terday. The corporal is not very familiar
| upside down, which was done. He appeared
before the company decked out in that
somewhat fantastic manner. He knows bet
ter now.
on Company D boys yesterday
Corporal Mundwiler, of Company Fl, ard
Of cOm3any If are mat.b Tsr on
day night that was for blood Their friends
| backed them to quite an extent, but there
was some sort Of luke ana the matcn
Company H was mustered in at 1O:1S yes
terday. Ed Farrell and Amos Henerman
must be somnambulists, for they disappeared
during Thursday night and did not get back
for muster.
tiers yesterday.
were Pierce Printable and Dan O'Niel.
]. D. Humiston and John Glasgow, OF
Worthington. and A. Libaire, Of Adrian,
called on Company H yesterday.
Corporal Frazee had charge of police for
Company I yesterday.
| First Sergeant JONES' of Company 1, and a
/ squad of men were working like beavers on
| the muster rolls yesterday. They found it
| impossible to get the books arranged for mus
| ter in time to be sworn in before night.
| Sergeant Jones attended reception given in
his honor by knights of Pythias Lodge No. l,
| of Minneapolis, last night The sergeant Is
chancellor commander of that lodge.
from Cloauet yesterday. nine from Duluth
and two from st: Paul. The Cloquet dee
CATION was brought in by DR.. A. J. Gibson,
Of that place. The doctor HasT. is a brother of
I
! Company wants mascot. The dog
! Dewey that is one of the Country club fixtures
would suit them first rate. but, Of course, if
| Dewey cannot be foraged or secured any
other way they would put up with most any
thing, it was living, breathing thing.
Won't some. one please capture Dewey
| and bring him out?
| Capt. Gibson was in town yesterday on bus
| mess.
| Capt Gibson was officer of the day last
| night Lieut.. Elliott officer of the guard,
| Nettleton sergeant of the guard, Bellows
| Junior sergeant Of guard; Cooke, McGinnis
| and Kjall corporals
| One field officers court martial has been
| held at Camp Ramsey to date. Lieut.. Col.
| Leonhauser presided. The offender was a
member OF Company D, who had been "a"
! rested for drunkenness. He got five days pO-
| lice duty.
The surgeons Maj. Dennis and Lieuts.
| Mowers and Frye, appeared for duty yester-
day in new uniforms.
Maj. Dennis is to receive set of hospital
flags from the Red Cross society, of Min
neapois. committee from the society
called at Camp Ramsey yesterday and ten
dered them to the major. They were gladly
accepted.
The four men from New York Mills were
| assigned to Company NJ They were a fine
| looking quartette Of soldier material They
are Isaac Make, Charles Peterson Julius
| Mark and Peter Blomberg. The boys say
they were given rousing good send-off at
home.
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