The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-05
GRIM VISAGE FORGOTTEN
CAMP RAMSEY GIVES A DAY TO
ROMANCE, NOT TO WAR
Ao't. Catifn Obtained Leave of Alb
sence and Came to the City to
Play One of the Stellar Roles in
Pretty Wedding Ceremony
Miss Bertha Crosman Was the
Star of the Piece.


NOT q little interest was eyinced at
camp Ramsey yesterday, in the we'd
ding OF Miss Bertha Crosman and
Lieut.. F. M. Catlin, adjutant Of the
fl1teenth regiment, who were married
last evening at the brides home in the
marlborough, and have gone to Du-
Iutn Tor wedding trip. Rev. DR.. John
wright performed the ceremony in the
presence OF few friends. The bride
wore her going gown of blue
proadcloth, braided with gold and
Dlack. There were no attendants. Fol
lowing the wedding there was a lunch
con served the guests.
Lieut.. Catlin is one Of the brightest
o1ncers OF the Fifteenth regiment. His
me legal training has peculiarly fitted
MN Tor the arduous duties, and espe-
cIai!y the technical problems that fall
to the lot of the adjutant of a new regi-
trent He has made every man who
mas met him in his official capacity.
whether soldier or civilian, his friend
by MS courteous treatment of them. AMI
his prompt attention to their wants
mat they all wish him the best of
luck and happiness, was apparent from
the expression that was made through
out Camp Ramsey yesterday.
seventy sick soldiers lined up vester-
cay morning at the Fifteenth regiment
hospital at Camp Ramsey, in answer
TO sick call. That is an unusuaJ Jaree
number nowadays, and the sureeons
nave put on their investigat ting clothes
ara Will seek to find the cause. 1t
uoeS NOT seem to be caused by the
water. That has been carefully watch
ed, and since the first ten davs that
Ihe regiment was mobolized at Camp
ramsey, the water has been drawn
from the well near Secretary RandalPs
mouse, which is the best on the grounds.
Inc symptoms are much the same in
the present cases as they were when
50 manv were sick two weeks ago.
stomach and muscular pains. None of
the cases yesterday developed any
serious phases and only five out of the
seventy were obliged to remain In the
hospital. A great many improvements
nave been made in the hospital in the
past two days. A large tent has been
set up adjoining the office In which the
stores and supplies are kept, this tent
is nlled with complete stock of medi-
cine, and Red Cross supplies. Yester-
day floor was laid in the sick ward.
This will add greatly to the comfort
OF the men. The hospital field corps
IS being organized and will be ready
for duty in few days. John Murphy,
VI company y, y. ~ Oh company
D; Daniel Kelly, of Company G; P. j.
Foley and j. Grant, Of Company I, and
E. T. Freming, Of Company K, are al
ready chosen for the corps.
The nay rolls were made out and
signed yesterday. 1t will require about
two days for the finishing touches to
be given them by the paymaster, and
then the chances are the boys will all
have money.
Private Zazadil, Of Company A, is
causing his company a whole lot Of
unnecessary trouble. Early i'm the life
Of the regiment he applied for a pass
ito go to town and got one good for a
day. He stayed three days. He was
called upon for an explanation and he
pleaded ignorance. He was let off with
a reproof. Some time later he asked
for another pass and was accommodate
ed. Again he was three days In re-
turning; that time he was given a
guard house sentence. Day before
yesterday he was allowed another pass
and he failed to report at the expira-
ton Of the stated time. Last night