The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-04

pany G; Corporals E. A. Cooke, Company l.;
Raymond, Company X; Rogers Company II.
- First relief: r.. G. Welch, !. Warner. J.
Walsh, Company H; w. o. Wilson, Company
G; Thompson, w. A. Thomberry, w. Swanson,
Company Il J. Warner, W. W.. Williams. 9.
Eohgouse, Company x; R, Templeton, F.
Bocha, Company l..
Second relief: S. S. Crossman, W. R.
Gardener, c. A. Goodbrdge, ]. ]. Gallagher,
Company M; o. F, Hegeberg, l.. M. Glass, Q.
Il. Bruce. B. Hendrickson, Company A. c.
F. Petit, Company b.
Third relief: c. G. Prothers, John stell, J.
H: Quinn. Company G.; N. E. Nelson, G. E.
, A. Dean, A. Brunn, ]. E. Fish, Company f.
GENERAL CAMP NOTES.
Sixty-fve answered sick call yesterday
| morning but all were mild cases, none serious
enough to warrant retention in the hospital.
Seven in of the surgeons and all
are progressing finely.
| Surgeon Fry visited Col. Shandrew last
evening and reported the colonel in about the
same condition as the day previous.
Mrs. Fry and Misses Harrison and Kennedy
called on Surgeon Fry yesterday.
The Red Cross society, of Lake Crystal
sent 120 additional bandages and a supply
OF jelly, and st Joseph,s hospital large CON
signment OF jellies, fruits and eatables for the
of which the hospital corps are thankful
Sergeant Brown, of Company F, is acting
p oGntHa seiSeant anu VIII probably be ap-
Sergeant Brockett, of Company |, has five
days furlough. lie will spend the time at
Capt Dolan, of Company H. who has been
pack rome at Worthirg on since Sunday night,
returned to camp last night.
george Voilmer with his saxophone and
Everett McGlll cornet, made two valuable
aaaltionS to the band during the concert last
nlsht me gentlemen hail from Minneapolis
ana are friends of Chief Musician SNOWFALL
tart ner
called Company vest rday. George
hnds time to attend TO the ton serial wants of
the people up there, administer even hand d
justice as justice Of the p ace, and to sptaia
ana manage the crack base ball team of that
section. No one from home could have re-
| his charming wife.
! City Attorney Grover of East Grand Forl S,
called on his constituents in Company yes
terday. The boys say Growers handle asp Is
| Just as cordial after election as it is before
| mat accounts in way for those majorid2s
! of Growers.
Company checked up yeste- day and found
| that there was thirty-two SONS o. veterans in
| that company alone.
| Mrs. Warner sent cut box of g2od things
| to Capt. Gibson yesterday which was highly
! appreciated by Happy George. What with
the pleasant remembrances of friends occa-
sionally and having an ideal company back
OF him the captains cup of hap2ine is al
ways bubbling over.
Lieut.. Elliott had Company L out in ad-
vance guard yesterday, ard tn y surpr sed
! themselves and all the natives. He had the
company deployed until they covered a mile
| or territory~so effectualy thai the main body
| which had reduced to column of tours,
marched about in absolute security right N
the thick of the hostile country They h ID a
terrific battle over near the rai-rocd tracks
ernoon they were off to the wars sga'n d
formed an impossible guard line. At least
one of the members of the band found it so.
All Kinds OF schemes were resorted to bu,
nobody got through When they cine int,
camp for supper Capt. Glib ion was SO pl ased
with Elliott's report that he fed him chicken
| put cream in his coffee, and let him see the
rainbow. Today, if he does WELL Cap W II
open the pie.
Company received an identification m dal
| and thong for each man yesterday. The Min
neapolis Red Cross society al o furni.h the
men who were minus abdominal banSages
with coed ones.
! Company l had an extra spr ad for supp r
last night. Cream in their coffee ct salad
hash and fruit were part of the bill of fare
The company WIS indeb ed to Prva b. CHI
mans father for the cream and fruit. The
/ boys say he can be an honorary member Of
the company any time he wishes.
P. ]. Foley, of Company I, srorts a ho-pital
brassard upon his left wing. Jim was APP
| pointed to the hospital corps yesterday
Mrs. L. F. Hubbard and Mrs j. W. Coch-
ran, mother and sister of Lieut.. Hubbard, OF
Company H, came up from Red Wing to SEE
| the lieutenant yesterday.
Lieut.. Col. Andrew S. Rowan, whose article.
! Mcclure, is a classmate of Lieut.. Col Lson-
| hauser.
| The Second battalion, Maj. Gotzian, put up a
! fine review last night. The major has been
under the weather for a few DAYS but was
! feeling some better last night.