The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-12
of the guard: Hutchins Smith, Cole

the real captain of Company l. Van
Cleve's name is not to be found on
the books as captain Of any company
out at Ramsey. Company. was on
guard last night. with Capt. Bond as
officer Of the day.
The Fifteenth is going to have q
| good band if 1t is in the pins. Frank
| Bork, chief musician, is hustling
| around among the men picking out
| the best musicians of each company
| He finds no dearth of good material
In fact, he thinks he will hold a COM
! petitive examination, there are SC
many good musicians who have sig
nified their Willingness to join the
band. Private Toleston, of Company
| A, will act as drum major for the
band. The list of captains and lieu
tenants for the regiment was complet-
ed yesterday, and reads like this:
Company A-Captain, James Edwin: first
| lieutenant Fred j. Barrows; second lieu
| tenant, Fred Vincent.
Company B-Captain. John W. Finehout
| first lieutenant George c. Bookstaver; second
! lieutenant, William D. Mitchell.
Company C-Captain, j. C. Morrison; flrs
! lieutenant, Rupert c. Dewey; second lieuten-
| ant, Nels p Nelson.
| Company D-Captain Mason w. Spicer; frs
| lieutenant, Cushman A. Rice; second lieu
tenant. Philip J; Haley.
| Company E-Captain, A. S. Crossfeld; frs
| lieutenant. G. l. Becker; second lieutenant
| Emil Schroeder.
| Company F-Captain, John Brandt; first
| lieutenant, Brayton Bennett; second lieuten-
| ant, II. P. Corners.
Company G-Captain, L. S. Nelson; first
| lieutenant, Frank Ferguson; second lieuten-
| ant, George Eckles.
Company H-Captain. Edward Dolan; first
lieutenant, Fred Bitner; second lieutenant,
L. V. Hubbard.
Company Captain C. E. Bond; first lieu
tenant, w. A. Edwards; second lieutenant G.
S. Pattee. -.
Company K-Captain. Thomas Leonard
first lieutenant, Edward Mcmahon; second
lieutenant. David Turney.
Company L-Captain, George Gibson; first
lieutenant, Thomas w. Griggs; second lieu
tenant, Clark Elliott.
Company M-Captain, C. w Gilmore: first
lieutenant, o. H. Rask; second lieutenant, j.
y. Jones.
Quartermaster Sergeant Hefferon, of Com
pany A, was at home on leave yesterday. Cor
pcral Senior and Private Whitney, OF the
same company, were sick in quarters yester-
Gay.
Just to be in the swim, Bruno E.. the mas
cot OF Company A, stayed in quarters with a
sore foot Yesterday
Serge ant Morgan OF Company B, strained
MS ankle badly yesterday. and stayed in
quarters the balance CT the day in conse-
Quence.
Corporal Brandt had charge Of the police
yesterday on B street.
The non-cC commissioned Officers of Company
= are: First Sergeant Charles NJ. Bunker,
Quartermaster Sergeant John d. IGdlund, Line
SerSeants John \. Mcnamara, Peter r. A.
Kelley, Robert H. Fster. Arthur Morgan,
Corporais Harry Brandt Guy Chapel. James
Collins, Oscar Frey, Raphael Claus, JOSEF h
Starry, Theodore Bourqun. Leo Biowr Scctt
! Reaney, Asa Brooks Jczarh lie May, Pet ar
Smith, Musicians Claude Hewitt and Bert
Gibbs; Art!ficer John Chimney, Wagner
Lsdd Burmaster.
These are the nQn-commis stoned officers of
Company 9, L!tchfield. as far as named; the
others VIII be given tomorrow: First SER
geant, Ernest W. Campbell; quartermaster
sergeant: Clarence Baum; duty sergeants, AL
bert Nelson, Aldine Eastman, Rufus VOL,
Roy Stone; corporals, Carroll Angler. James
Everett Crosby, VIM. r. Maynard. Olof Rib.
John Scarp, Otto Lndell, John Peterson and
John Curran.
Capt. Morrison, when at home, is one of
the popular preachers Of Ltchfeld. He ocis.
after the spiritual welfare of the members
Of the Marshall Avenue NJ. E. church eff that
pany fully as well he lays down the COS
rel The captain is indefatigable in mis- ef>
forts II promote the physical welfare OF his
present flock, and it go3s without sayic g
that the boys appreciate his interest in theiT
behalf. Each member Of the company cen
Steers himself committee of one to help
enforce the captains wishes against profanity,
cigarette smoking srd kindred vice.. Morri-
sen has company that any man Iuld be
proud of. The captains wife and his two
daughters. Misses Genevieye and Maud Will
spend neXt week with bin. His church has
signi1ed its intention CT holding his position
open for him until his return and has re-
quested Presiding Elder Atchison to arrange
TO that effect.
Tie Rc@ Cross society of Litchfcid ssnt
the boys CT Company c a consignment of
pillows, ticks and bandeges, for which kind
Seventeen of The Litclfeid end four f n :
Morris contingent Of Company c were 1e-
jected By the examining surgeons OF &C o%nt
of physical disability and they re urned t.
their honGs last night.
Thirteen of Company D. Wilimar men, " re
reiscted and went to their hcmes Is nj H.
VIZ Il ava -1t T-1
ton all tight, but concluded thai vas enough
CT soldier life for him. The toys sgr, ell wi h
&c Corporal Frame and Private Eargsr re
inmates of the hospital yesterday, witt
slomachs out OF order. They are Lot scr Gus
ly sick.
OF Company d yesterday III an admirable
manner.
Miss Gene Park az cnce Lieut.. Coz; Rice
were callers from hChe en- Company D yes
Company f had twenty-five men rei:a eli
aud eighty-ive pass Yesterday. Telfg ans
Valley informing those towns that C5mpzny
was short OF men, AID il few hous
messages were received saying that fifty men
would arrive at Camp Ramsey this morling.
William Maroney. Charles, We5;faH Mss
Maggie Crow, OF Gracevi-le, ana MSS Kate
Dibb, OF Minneapolis, ca;lsd on Company r
yesterday.
Private Charles Wlke-, OF &, is corfn o
querters with a cod
First Sergeant Kritdler of +, is ttrmer
regular army man. He has seen three years
services, and was mustered cut b. Co. Pa e
at Fort Smelling and gwen an foacraSle CE-
charge. lie IS a great help to the boys Of
Company E.. He has already made his OK
perience bsCeit the brys IN several ways.
Corporal ADdel son had charge of ;he can p
police of E yesterday.
John NJ. Reynen is chef for e, With Henry
Elsie as second Geek and John Anderson IS
kitchen pc,ice.
Roy Cross, of Wilmo,, S. D., is with Com
pany f. He aspires TO be one of The drum
mer boys of the Fifteenth. Roy is a likely
looking boy. and has a lot Of friends n the
company who are pulling hard for him for
drummer.
Capt. Croscaeld is very popular man
with his boys. They say that he interests
himself in everything that pertains to III ir
comfort, and that he is never so happy as
when he is doing good to some If his r. nix
and file. They INSIST that he is the boss
caDta' n CT the Fifteenth.
George l. Becker. banker of
Browns Valley, and first lieutenant CT Com
nany q, is q st. Paul boy, son of Gen.
George L. Becker. His absence from home
Is said to be greatly regretted hut II is
prophecied he will make all ideal solder.
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