The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-05

handsome present yesterday. His fell
low associates In the office Of accounts
and treasurer Of the Great Western
railway presented him with a service
sword. The presentation speech was
delivered by Gen. Bend, and, in reply to
it, Lieut.. Monfort promised that the
sword never would fall into the hands
of the Spanish, in case he was cap
tured
Corporal Krembs, Of Company D,
Thirteenth regiment, was promoted
yesterday to sergeant major of the
regiment. He was congratulated by
every man in the regiment, for he is
Major krembs has been connected
with Company D since it's organiaz-
t1on. and is thorough soldier He
will wear his new chevrons today.
The brigade hospital now contains
number Of patients who are suffering
with severe colds, and several may de-
velop pneumonia. The exposure to the
night air IN barns and tents Is begin
ming to tell on those Of frail constitu-
lions. The hospital books are filed
with lists of men who have applied
there for relief during the past week.
The following named men occupied
cots in the hospital last night:
John Egle, Company G. Thirteenth infantry,
Red Wing.
II: y. hrler, company ", IWeiith infantry,
L. A. Nelson, Company L, Fourteenth in
fantry, Warren.
F. c. Smith. Company B; Twelfth infantry.
Stewart.
Tom Clark, Company G, Fourteenth in
fantry, Duluth.
George schnagl, Company L. Fourteenth
infantry. Crookston.
c. T. Chrisholm, Company G, Fourteenth
infantry, Duluth
Patrick Mcleod, Company X, Thirteenth
infantry, Saltwater.
The doctors are taking good care of
in the hospital which is due to the
failure of the regiments to contribute
their full quota to the hospital outfit.
AS long as a surplusage Of men ex-
lists, there will be insufficient supply
Of blankets, but, as soon as the reg1-
ments are reduced to their proper linn
it's, there will be enough for all.
The following details were made yes
terday.
Brigade Headquarters.
3 p. m.-Fleld officer of the day. Maj. Mead,
Twelfth infantry; officer Of the guard,
Lieut.. Henton Company H, Twelfth In
fantry.
a. m.-Field officer Of the day, Lieut.. Col.
Johnson, Fourteenth infantry: officer Of
the guard Lieut. Nicholson, Company G,
Twelfth infantry.
Twelfth Regiment Details.
8:45 p m.-Officer of the day, Capt. Chase,
Company M; senior officer of the guard,
Lieut. Daley, Company L; junior officer Of
the guard, Lieut.. Voter, Company b.
a. m.-Oficer of the day, Capt. Steinhau-
ser, Company A. senior officer of the
guard. Lieut. Rensberger, Company F;
~. Junior officer Of the guard, Lieut. Bruske,
Company E.
Thirteenth Regiment Details.
6:45 p. m.-Off1cer of the day, Capt. Metz;
senior officer of the guard, Lieut.. Lacore;
junior officer of the guard Lieut.. Mellln-
ger.
a. m.-Officer of the day, Capt. Morgan;
senior officer Of the guard Lieut.. Pear
son; junior officer of the guard, Lieut..
Scott.
Fourteenth Regiment Details.
6:45 p. m.-Off1cer Of the day, Capt Teare;
senior officer of the guard, Lieut.. Wigdahl;
junior officer Of the guard, Lieut.. Smith.
a. m.-Of1cer Of the day, Capt. Eva;
senior officer Of the guard, Lieut.. Carey;
junior officer of the guard, Lieut.. Hagen
Arrangements are being made by the
men to receive visitors Sunday. Ex-
cursions are expected from out of town
places. New Ulm will send q large
delegation Of friends of the soldiers,
and Winona is likely to be we'll repre-
sented at camp. A number of persons
who were unable to come to st. Paul
last Sunday are coming from Dutith.
The crowd of last Sunday will be dou-
bled as to numbers, if the weather is
good, and indications are that 1t will
be favorable.
AS many men as can be excused
will be permitted to come to the city
tonight to attend the ball of Battery A,
in the armory, in aid Of the Maine
fund.
The ballwill undoubtedly eclipse any
thing of the kind ever given by a
military company in this city. The
sale Of tickets presages a great success,
financially as well as socially.