The Saint Paul globe., 1898-05-03
LIFE AT CAMP RAMSEY.
Company III, st. James.

Se'' hedr lhe mess tent, which was
wen attended. Music by Bugler Lochner.
who Is an adept with the violin.
Ed Aunning, Charles Crawler and Rev N
X. Poole. of st. Paul: r. N. Cosgrove OF
lie lie 39qeur. and DR.. Renby. OF Medeiia. called
on III yesterday. ~
Private Harrier found an eight-year-oId lost
psy poy IN camp late Sunday night. He restored
II MN 10 MS almost distracted parents at III
p. m. that night. -
Frank Ellsworth of ST lanes anI,s,aa ..
terday. S"'iS'eu yes
First Lieut.. Hinton was acting senior Of
ncer OF the guard yesterday
Capt. G. N. Griswold was officer of the
day Sunday night. ''0
Second Lieut. Denny was Junior officer of
guard yesterday.
II has the champion pugillst of the Second
regiment in the person Of Private Moss He
put three OF the boys to sleep yesterday morn
ing without removing the mltts He was
somewhat short of material for object les
sons during the afternoon, as a result of
nsbdn ms morning ,n exercise; He is six feet six
mches tall and weighs 200 pounds
II claims to have the champion cook. also.
Company A, New UIm.
Antoine Wesner is doing the coolinp for
A, assisted by F. W. Eibner.
Frank Schmidt and John Frey are detailed
10 assist two days in mess tent
capt A. Steinhauser, of A. is acting major
of battalion.
ssergt. Albert Koch is acting sergeant major
Oh second regiment.
-, Private James MeKittrich is detailed on
the hospital corps.
Private Albert Biller is detailed secretary
Company has the following ranking Of
hcers Of Second regiment: Capt. A. Stein
Lieut.. Louis Miller First Sergt. Robert
Fritsche. These have occupied their posi-
tions longer time than any others Of their
grade In the Second regiment.
A also has the oldest drummer in point Of
service in the regiment-Charles Stoekert
Bugler Book has command over the bug
hn hri
Company ID, FaribauIt.
Sirgt. Smith was acting sergeant OF guard
yesterday.
Privates Lind, Doherty, Baker ana Madi-
son were detailed for guard duty yesterday.
Qdartermaster Smith and son have left the
company and returned to their homes. The
quartermaster was over, and his son under
the age limit. The boys were al mourning
their departure yesterday. They hope 10 get
along with the new Quartermaster as well
as they did with his predecessor.
Private Peas!ey has been appointed quarter
master sergeant.
Grant Terrell is expected at Camp Ramsev
soon 10 reJoin the company. The boys VII
give him royal welcome when he comes.
B has more sharpshooters than any COM
Pany in the Second. They are Peaslev. L.
ALDERMAN. Brown and Duby. They want
The boys say Torkleson is getting careless
with the bean ration. One man reports hav-
ing. found three whole beans in his SOU YES
terday.
Torkleson. be more economical with the
beanlets.
stearns. Dargavel and Kasper didn't do
thing to the guard Sunday night Oh. no.
Company G, Austin.
Henry Keyser Joined today His mother
waived her objections and he is now one
of the happiest boys at Camp Ramsey
Private lillian detailed to drill a
squad yesterday. His shoes were so wet that
he could not set them on his feet so lie
tackled it barefoot. The drill was brought
to close as soon the officers got cut OF
sisht. Lcok for wet shoes this morning
James Frost came up from Austin yesterday
to enlist in G..
Leon Woodard is detailed on hospital c1rps
Barney Maureke is detailed orderly to Col.
Mead.
The second lieutenants are to get their
new uniforms tomorrow.
Tent No. is the most costly arranged
priva'e quarters in the Second. With the d
CT a Jack knife the boys have manufactured
a cupboard, stools, hat rack and a bench.
They also have a mirror. which is rara
avis in camp. The occupants are very proud
of the appearance of the tent. The added
care and labor bestowed upon 1t, is sufficient
recompense for their trouble.
Company c, Winona.
Private Henry Krier, of c. a resident OF
Winona. while indulging in friendly box
ing bout fell and sustained Il partial dislo-
cation of the tibia bone of his leg the
knee. He is receiving surgical attention at
the brigade hospital. The injury. though
painful. is not serious, but will probably
confine him to the hospital for several days.
c furnished three orderes Sunday night
Yesterday Private Spehn was orderly to the
adtutant: Private Snure was acting corporal;
Private Farzinski was acting corporal
The men OF who are applicants for places
in the regimental band were ordered to town.
presumably for examination as TO qual.fca-
uons, etc.
Corporal Kinne was the victim Of a rracti-
cal joke yesterday by some of his friends at
home. He received a large mail yesterday.
and for some reason the postage had not heea
paid. After he had redeemed them from the
postman by boring large hole in his Sl3 a
month, he found upon opening the envelopes
nothing but blank paper And the bow al
most killed-Kinne.
c had a new kitchen last night-the result
of a days architectural labor on the part OF
Privates Hammond, Matchett, McKeeth and
Morrison. 1t is modelled after the style of
Ancient Greece, at the cooks suggestion.
Private Steadman departed for Winona last
evening to attend the funeral Of his daugh-
ter. which occurs at that place today He
has the sympathy OF his entire company In
his great sorrow.
Sergeant Blaker was examined yesterday
for second lieutenant. His friends at homo
will be glad to know that he averaged 81 81
per cent. an exceptionally good showing. lie
will probably go up notch.
Company Il, winona.
Fat Lieutenant Michalowski acted as SEN
Tor officer and Second Lieutenant Druski as
junior officer of the guard yesterday.
Sergeants Bambenek and Gruckala have
been detailed sergeants of the guard since
coming to camp.
Company Il seems TO be the center Of at
traction for the many daughters Of Poland
who visit Camp Ramsey. and Corporal Cie-
minski can always be found where the ladies'
most numerous.
The boys are all well.
Musician Pepnslxi is improving every day
in his part of the service. He is a careful,
studious musician. and is fast becoming q
favorite with the regiment.
Corpora Loush Privates Kropialowskl,
Continued on Tenth PnGe.