The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-01

tails Are Assigned to Take Care
of the Property From Now Until
the clustering Out of the Regi-
ment-Cnpt. Winnie Will Be In
Command.
yesterday was a busy day at Camp
Van DuZee, but the excitement incident
to the departure of the troops did not
detract in the least from interest in
the tented city, for a large number OF
. Twin City people went out TO Kittson-
dale to catch a final glimpse of the
regiment in its war togs.
Ihfee companies of the regiment lef;
last night for their homes in different
parts of the state, and the remaining
nine slept on their blankets under cam
vas for the last time for a month at
least.
Company D, of Zumbrota: COMPANY
+, of Fergus Falls, and Company l..
of Crookston, were the three companies
which left the camp yesterday after
noon.
Those members of the regiment who
do not reside in the town where the
company was recruited were issued in
dlvidual transportation by the adiutanr
general yesterday afternoon. Trans
portatiOn was also drawn by companv
~
body, and all companies leaving ST
Paul today will do so as organizations
Yesterday every man in the regiment
was paid eff in gold and silver by Col
A. b. C$rey, paymaster in the regular
army. n great many passes were
granted during the afternoon, which
We're taken advantage of by the men,
who proceeded to buy packages or
divers sorts. Some bought new shoes
and complete outfits of clothing, while
others invested in less substantial chat
tells.
All company commanders will be held
responsible for the company property
during furlough, and with but two ex-
ceptions it will be stored under guard
in the buildings on the Kittsondale
grounds. where the regiment will as
semble for a day or so on its return
- when il will be formally mustered out
Lieut.. Col. Johnson issued an order
yesterday afternoon, being the only
general order promulgated during the
day, instructing company commanders
TO turn over ratiOns to the cOmmissary
department. While on furlough the
men will draw ration money amount
ing TO % cents per day, which will ag-
gregate. at the conclusion of the thirty
days $3.50, in addition to the regular
pay which each man will receive while
away.
The guard detail to look after the
regiments effects during furlough was
announced late yesterday afternoon.
Ninety enlisted men and four commits
stoned officers We're chosen for this
duty. and many whose names appeared
upon the list were sOrely disappointed
at not being able to go home imme-
diately. Several paid others to act
in their places, and one man in Com
pany c paid a fellow private $40 to take
his place. The G | o prints herewith
q liSfn Of -1O NXyil in,
behind and guard the company's prop
erty at KittsOndale:
Capt. X. l.. Whine.
Capt. Holmes, Company E.
Lieut.. Smiley, Company X.
Lieut.. O'Brien, Company H.
Company A-Sergeant Van Rosencrans, Pri-
= Yates D. D. Mclnnis, A. Toland. F. Conner, D.
= P. Bond, F. Mahlor, W. Howes
Company B-COrporal Smith, Privates Dy-
rude, 5. c. Dyer, Barstow Tenntson, Bertel-
son, Mcdonnell. G. E. Norell.
Company Corporal NJ A Brawley Pri-
Yates W. ]. Otinger, c. A. Harrison, George
Frame, A. A. Colon, w. NJ. Howes, A. B.
Ingjrs.
Company D-Corporal Guam E. O. Erick-
son, Samuel Nelson, Pete Nelson, K. Knutson,
NJ; Burgo, Edward Clough, Bidwell.
Company E-Privates Jones' Payne, Gamble
Smith.
Company F-Privates G. w. Barlow. John
Erickson, Malccm Mcdonald A. H. Schu-
man, J. y. Sponnach, H. d. Stone, Van H.
Crane.
NO=Apduy G-frlNaI6S NauDauer, MelDy,
Foss, Harrison. TOckle Wakaditch Orchard.
Company H-Privates Dickmen, Donald,
Dahlman, Davis, Kelsey. Collier.
Company First Sergeant Weber, Privates
Oman. c. Peterson, Gahagan, Hoffman, Ken
nedy, Rahe Weber Dennell.
Company K-Priyates Q. NJ: Reem, ].
KaskeT, H. B. Thompson. A. F. c. Manson A
c. Gunderson. G. c. Curtis, I. Kurt.
Company L-Corporals Philips, Dyke. Gund-
ZACH. Privates Stratton Ludlow, Skykkeshang
Alex Johnson. janice Herlacher, Gears.
Company M-CorporaI Worden Privates NJ
James Fiddigen, Searles Brown, Jasmin, Dali
ton.
Application was yesterday made by
the three sergeants major to the war
department for full pay during their
service since the regiment was muster
ed in. They have only received ser
gcant majors pay during the last
month, when their service in that ca
pacity dates since the must ering in of
the regiment. The regimental fOrma-
ton of the Fourteenth is somewhat
peculiar, differing from either of the
other Minnesota volunteer regiments.
1t has a sergeant major for each bat
talon, when other regiments, both vol