The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-30

NNAsAS DOACS dIG pGlng constructed.
one on each beat, for the use Of the
se1tries on exceedingly hot or on wet
days or nights. They are only tenn
| porary structures, but, being built of
| sapl1hgs, with the bark on and cover
ed with branches, they have a very
neat appearance. Fourteen in all will
| be erected.
! Festival of Fire. few days ago. ask
ed Col Leonhauser- to allow the Fiji
! teenth to take part on the night of
Sept. TO, but the colonel, yesterday,
announced that only the MINNEAPOLIS
companies, a, K, and I, would be al
! lowed to go.
Capt. Brandt, Company F, received a
visit yesterday from the Biarne Sing
Ing society, OF Grand Forks. The So
clety has been on an excursion to Du-
| luth and West Superior, and in return
| Ing stopped in St. Paul to make a. run
out to Camp Smelling. They entertain
| ed the Second battalion with several
| patriotic selections
Maj. Edwin had command Of the regi-
| nent for some time yesterday after
! neon.
| Privates McCarty, Harmon, Price
and Asher, who had the prize tent In
! Company M, last Saturday, did not
like the statement in one of the papers,
| Which attributed their success to the
help Of Corporal Coleman. They pre-
pared the tent themselves with a few
suggestions from Sergeant Stewart.
! Thanks to the generosity Of its off,
| GERS, Company B has all it's tents floor
| ed. The government, now that the St.
| Paul company has set the pace, will
| supply the lumber for the rest Of the
| tent floors.
Capt. brandt left last night on a
| weeks leave for his home in East
! Grand Forks
Maj. Edwin was visited yesterday bv
| A E. Clarendon, his son-in-law. Of
| MINI eapolis.
Corporal Hart, Company F, is In dis
grace. He Yves in charge Sunday. of
! out post at the end of the Fort Shell
ing bridge, and it is said, that when
| ever a soldier wanted to go across to
| and get the drinks. Then when he
came back he would help the man to
| dispose of the liquor. He was later
| found drunk while on duty, which will
| probably result in his reduction to the
| re nks.
| Privates Burr, Randall and Charles
| Tinnis; of Adrian, Glen of Lakefeld:
Brook, of Kinbrae, and Walter Briggs
of Rushmore, all members of Company
II, went home yesterday on a weeks
| leave. They have just been discharg
ed from the hospital, and, as they were
very week, Capt. Dolan sent them home
| to recuperate.
The guard detail yesterday was: officer
OF the day Capt. Dolan; officer Of the guard.
| Lieut.. Mcmahon; Junior officer Of the guard
Lieut.. Mitchell; sergeant of the guard, Ser,
geant Clark, Company I; junior sergeant of
the guard, Sergeant Nettleton. Company l..
First ,na Reliefc.corgoral Maokey, Company
L; Privates Castron, Cavanaugh, Duthie,
Walland Company D: Rogers, Rvd, Company
| F: Shun. Shuras, Sustacek, Company a;
Ryan Company A.
Second Relief-Corporal Emberlang. Com
pany. A: Privates Rice Bayless, Harves.
Blichfelcht, Company I; simonz, Company q:
| Peters Printable Bruner, Company H;
| Newman. Malvoin, w. B. Sargent, E. W.
Sargent Dean, Company K.
Third Relief-corporal Hagberg, Company
I: Greeley. Hampton, Hassel, Haggon Com
p py B; Dickson Mabel, Mnet Rapon,
Milber. F: Peterson, Company C.; Ricketts,,
Company M.
Capt Chauncey L: Baxter, of Company r,
of the Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers. was
in the city yesterday. He is on weeks
leave OF absence from his regiment, which ia
now at Camp Poland, near Knoxville, Tenn.