The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-07

their batting clothes. Van Valfenbery
of H. pitched for Minnesota, and struck
out seven men. Batteries: Van Valken-
berg and Quimby, for Minnesota
Leigh and Berry fer Pennsylvania.
Guard detail today: Officer Of the day. Capt
zingheim, Company NJ; Junior officer of the
guard, Lieut.. Nicholson. Company G; sergeant
OF the guard. Lieut. H. Chaplin, Company G.;
junior sergeant of the guard. Lieut.. Wco,ery,
COMPANY M: Corporals Schmidt, of Company
a; Townsend, of Company B; -DawIey, OF
Company F: Musician Dibble, of K; orderIiss
to Col. Bobleter Private Hoffman, of Com
Company c; to Maj. Mead. Caswe.l, of Com
pany l.: Mai Wright Lanning of Company
c; Maj. Whitney, Irons, of Company X; ad-
Jutant's orderly. Eichendorff, of Company E.
Corporal Kelly and Private Hillam, of Com
,, pany e, We're discharged from the hospital
Inc prisoners were sent down to the stand
pipe ana allowed the luxury OF a bath today
ray day scftened the hearts of everybody -
Andrew Anderson, Esq. of Blue Earth City
a prominent hardware dealer of that city. is
mere visiting the boys Of Company NJ Mr.
Anderson was delegate to the Eustis con
vehtfon, ana run away from home to bring
the result to the hovs.
Company G received recruits to fill I'D the
company yesterday. Quartermaster Sergeant
Ellis had them down to Quartermaster Lind i
and they were given an entire United States
outht in less than three hours frem their ar
RVS!
AcEipdHy Il S recruits came marching into
camp This noon. They were 1tte1 out with
everything a soldier needs in few hours by
Quartermaster Lind. Sergeant Gregg brought
the boys into camp in splendid condition
COINCIDENCE OR HooDoo?
'ssflt may be coincidence. but there seems to
be hcodoo attached to the captaincy of com
panies bearing the letter OF designation H..
The captains of the three H companies of the
three Minnesota regiments have resigned
cir-nn Tho
war First to resign was Capt Hardy, Of the
now Thirteenth; following him was Capt.
Miller, CT the Fourteenth, and then Cart.
Griswcld. CT tie Twelfth.
The colonel of the Twelfth drew 1894 70 from
the paymaster today. Li5ut. Col Mccoy for
the same length of service, drew $594. Some
thing strange to have the superior draw less
Pay than man ranking under him. Col
Mccoy has been eighteen years in the regular
service, and the government increases The
pay Of the regular army officers 10 per cent
every i've years. A 80 per cent raise in lieu
tenant -colonel's pay makes the difference.
SENT THEIR PAY HOME.
Capt. LIE Mays boys. Company F., did the
proper thing today Almost every man sent
home the bulk of his pay. The captain paid
the revenue tax On every sum sent through
his hands and attended 10 the sending OF it
for the good OF the cause land the boys. He
sent 81 lS3 back home fer E, with several
counties to hear from.
glorious Fourth az rife practice on tie range
one mile cas-. Of camp.
Tie Paymaster,. Maj: NJ. R. Doyson. lef: the
neat LITTLE sum Of sal 0c0 in the Golfers Of the
Twelfth. "E2ough, as me major said. TO
buy quite Feat little fasm up in Minnesota,
if The BOYS would pool their issues
Al Bo6l6ter made impression on on /,
of the bellies CT Rockford On the trip down
here. few days after his arrival he re-
esived / the charming lady's photo, and to-
d.. through the mai, he received a sterling
roc TN r,
mustered out Al thinks seriously of locating
in certain town in Illinois and resumin :
his banking business.
Mai. Whitney is brigade field officer Of tho
day from July to july 7. It's a dead sure
thing that the major sets lot ace Tor his
successors to pick up
Maj. Doyson says that the payroll of til
Twelfth regiment was the neatest mast &C.
curate and concise of any regiment he ever
saw. SAID he to Col. Bobleter: you can
not compliment these rolls too strongly and
l will back up an; thing you say about item. !"
This strong commentator is pointed direc ,ly
at enc of me NEST pains taking and oficien.
ef1lsers in the service; Adjt Louis voge..
Brig. Gen. Rosser has requested that tn .
Twelfth be assigned 10 his briga9e. The
envy drawback TO The Twelfth going with him,
and 1t would suit them frs.rats 20 do 81.
- the facs that the Fourteenth Minnesota is
ALREADY in his brigade. No two reg N It's
from one state are. allowed By war regn.at ons
10 be brigaded together
Hospital. Sergeant Abe -Guntz had oYito n i,
interesting session with the paymaster ire
paymaster paid him CT at the rate of s35 a
month Abe said he was, emitted to s54. and
ss the boys say, he sprung the law en- him
The paymaster considered the mat,e, until
after supper, then he sent for Guntz AMI
Tony Wilson: who WAS also in i and
paid them off at s54. Abe was 'ludded" for
him. as the fellow says in ..Shore Acres
Capt. Caine drew first lieutenant's psyun-
der strong protest by the captain
Quartermastsr sergeant would have drawn
only privata's pay but for Col. Bohie. er.
who spent few seconds educating the eeriai
paymaster.
Sergeant Major Fred Straub Ct B. also hal
trouo-e. he on-y drew privates pay, I'm Ser
protest, of course, and his matter " il 81 n
Washington for adjustment. Fred earns mere
money, by great deal, than thay allowed
him. He is Always busy