The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-13

lie Is expected back this morning VITA enough
20 III up Company G.. They need about
twentT-hte aaie
RleX. Jchrson and T. p Grcnt called on
COMPANY yesterday.
company II kitchen detail yesterday was
lutte. Iork. Wghan, Wagner and Weather
Wsgner, ,Heuelman, j. Mccain and Il. Nc
Earn They were I8der sCorr oral Campbell
Miller was orderly atHCom.any head
Tom Maloney snd Ralph Richer are cock
ing Ter ComFany H AMI the boys of that
company collectively Asnda individually declare
happened. Cv 9
tifteen men left Worthington last night
ior CAMP Ramsey 10 join Company II.
Thirty recruits came down from lie Sueur
yesterday and were assigned to Company l.
They were under the leadership of e. W.
iauck. a former university man, assisted
show evidence of dfFlr. and are a. rugged
looking lot. Company I also received two
! recruits from Minneapolis
The physical examination of Company :!
will be concluded today and the men will
be given uniforms and mustered into sery-
ice at once.
pany 1. He is a professional cook After
reaching Camp Ramsey be received an oiieF
of $50 per month to- go TO Grafton, NJ y,
and cook in the best hotel at that place , ne
refused the offer and will stick with the boys
for the big show. H. G. Carroll and VIM.
Kelly are assisting him with f. Cross as
klIcHen nCUC2fnan.
Company K was examined yesterday.
Sergeant Campbell had charge OF Company
X police yesterday
Mess No. 10. of Company X, is called the
Campbell Corpora:s Moor. Raymond and
Bryant. They all over six feet tall, and
have appetites according to size, only more
So Visitors with donations of eatables are
always made royalty welcome; parties with
exceptionally large baskets will be kodaked
and have their names put in the paper Tree.
man as captain and two West pointers, for
leutenants Capt. Leonard served three
years in the army.
Cook CoMell. of K-and he is COOK. and
a good one, too-was assisted yesterday by
Anderson Dignan. Danielson, Gerard, Hoag-
land. Johnson and Riesberg.
Twelve recruits joined Company X yester-
day.
Company X wants mascot badly. Any old
thing just SO it's a mascot.
There were very few reflections, compare
lively speaking, in the X men examinations
yesterday.
First Sergeant Guy Chapel. who was trans
ferred to Company L from Company B, was
On duty in his new quarters yesterday ana
the bows
Quartermaster Sergeant Mitchell. of Com
pany l.. was away on leave yesterday.
Corporal Mackey had charge of the police
Of l. yesterday.
Bedford, of Ely, is chief cook for Company
L. He was assisted yesterday by Donnely.
Cusick, of L, is in the hospital. Some
minor ailment.
Company L expects to be examined today
and will present 1o7 men to the surgeon.
Two ex-soldiers enlisted in yesterday.
They were D. S. Bellows, of the Third United
States infantry, and A.. A. Trottier, former
Canadian mounted policeman.
Company NJ will probably be examined to-
day, although they have only ninety men.
They expect to be reinforced by fifteen men
before examination.
The officers of CompanysM appeared in new
uniforms yesterday utSergeant Stewart had
trouble with his headgeari after getting his
new uniform. 5r5i d;
Gramah, who is doing the cooking for Com
peny M, Is an cld-time ocean steamer chef.
The boys say he is just what the doctor order
ed. bay
W. H Dawson. of dslayton. called the
boys Of NJ yesterday. p...e
The Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
has arranged to rum special excursion at
greatly reduced rates. from all points on its
lines to Camp Ramsey Sunday. The train
will leave places as, distant as Luverne.
Worthington, Pipestone. Heron Lake Lax. and
a coInrany to the camp. The train ", viii ar
rive in st. Paul at 1926 a. m, and will leave
at 7 D.. m.