The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-10

were dismissed. The sword was pro-
nCunced a beauty by every one who
saw it, from the two colonies down to
the ranks.
me following companies had rife prac-
tice yesterday: NJ, l., F. and D.
The boys shot at 200 yards and made a
good showing generally.
Company M detail, under Sergeant F. j.
Evans, first squad: Corporal Nudge. Suther-
land, Andrews Olsen. Tyler; second squad:
Headley. Hubbard. Hoevert. Myers. Scovel:
third squad butcher Norton, Counter
Schrader. Taylor.
81 for the one making the best score, and
81 to one making second best This lent
little additional excitement to the shooting
Iaylor won first money Andrews and Norton
tied for second money. They drew lots to
see who should get the coin and Norton won
Taylor made 81 out Of a possible so; Norton
and Andrews, So; Hubbard and Headley, 49,
Tyler, who was going to do wonderful things
day.
Company F detail was Palmer Mulroy
soD eek WrgS Msnss 5S
Sweeney, Ford, f. Blye and Rodgers Blye
made the exceptionally good score Of Al; Rod
Ford, % each. out of a possible 30.
Company D detail was Carroll. Bird, Eaton.
Frankfurt, Casey. Fredrickson Fleming Con-
quest. Gould, Burrell. Montgomery, Pratt,
shooting was splendid he made AZ out of
possible So: Conquest. SO; Pratt. 80, and R.
Fleming, 25.
Company K detail was Fritz Bernon,
Parzran, Gasink. Bostwick, Sill. Reming, Pet
terson, Anderson, Gilaum. Hale, McLoone,
De Void. Erickson. Mika. Chas.- Mka had
his eye along with him and made AZ out Of
So; Anderson and Hale, So; De Void. 49,;
Fritz So; Peterson. 49,
LIS squad was R; Acton, Allen. Brown; Hall.
Greer. Gaylord, Jackson, Tanning, Crisler,
Bauman, Bailey. Buell.. Carlson. Grant.
Dunn. Dunn made 80 out of possible So;
Hall. So; Greer. So; Grant 50; Crtsler, Fan
Editor Halvorson, wife and Miss Hope Hal
vorson started on the return trip home to-
day. They have enjoyed pleasant visit with
Private Halvorson. Of Company l.
1t begins to look as if some of the boys in
the park were going to see action somewhere
before they go home.
at Chattanooga today. The chaplain took
down over s45OO of the boys money to be
converted into drafts which viii be sent
home Fully $40 900 of the Twelfth regiments
money will find its way to Minnesota.
REGIMENTAL COURT.
sine men were up for trial today, July 7.
before the regimental field officers court.
Lieut.. Col. Mccoy is acting clerk of the court.
attorney and judge. The charge varies from
absence from duty without leave to disobey-
ing orders. and sentences were from So fine
to S. fine and ten days In the guard house.
One man was fined $40 straight The disci-
pline of the Twelfth is good. as compared
with some regiments. These cases WERE most
ly the result of pay day and the Fourth of
July and Schley's victory arriving about
the same time. 1t created such a head Of
steam on some of the boys that something
had to give way.
FLAG FROM AUSTIN
Company G, Austin, received a handsome
flag today. July Z. sent them by the children
of the kindergarten, the private and the nor
NAL schools of Austin. 1t is one Of the best
constructed company flags seen here, and is
the second best one made by the Cincinnati
Regaia company this year. 1t was purchased
by donations of the scholars Fourth of July
money, and for that reason is doubly appre-e
ciated by the boys. Capt Wood made a neat
speech to the boys as it was unfurled and
accepted the flag formally for the company.
Inc boys confined their enthusiasm to q
storm of hand-claps 1t is against orders to
cheer in the Twelfth so they had to content
themselves by bruisng the cuticle of their
PAINS. Inc nag will be sent home and will
await G's coming there
Col: Bobleter expects a new stand of colors
Ior the Twelfth presented by the citizens Of
New , Ulm: They will arrive the 10th inst;
COOK Kelly of NJ, had a serious time last
night He was seized with commissions and
the sick call rang out from the bugles in such
way that it aroused up everybody. Sur
| geon Rowe responded Immediately and after
working with him for some time brought
him out all right.
] George Creighton. of the hospital corps re-
ceived a magnificent Colts frontier six-shoot-
! er yesterday from his father Edward Creigh-
! ton. one of the best known citizens of St.
James. The gun is the admiration of all who
have seen 1t.
! Lieut.. Day. one of the most efficient and
Popular ofncers of the Twelfth and the corps
CT recruiting officers under him, came into
cfmp tbs morning and received royal re-
cSTf'on '!cm the boys. Every member of the
party sfcaks In the warmest terms of praise