The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-19
MEN FOR THE FOURTEENTH
MAJ. BIDWELL SECURES so
OUT OF 100

The other Eight VIII BE Examined
This Morning-These Are for
Companies Il, e, G and K-PrO-
nOunced 81 Fine Body of Men
Some Had Experience as ReGu-
Iars-List of Those Mustered in.
When the bugle sounded ''come and
get it' at the armory at o'clock last
evening ninety-two of the required 100
recruits for companies B, E, G and K,
of the Fourteenth Minnesota volun-
teers, had been examined by the sur
geon and pronounced acceptable for
army duty. The total number of ap-
plicants reporting at the. armory was
1885, but the examination by the surgeon,
Dr. S. II. Hesselgrave, knocked out
thrty-two OF them.
Maj. f. H. Bidwell, assisted by Ser
geant ]. T. Jones', of Company K, and
Private Sinclair, of Company G; Pri-
Vate Cook, of Company B, and Private
Van Praag, of Company F, had charge
of the recruiting.
The ninety-tWO recruits slept in the
armory last night with gray wooden
blankets for mattresses, sheets and pill
lows. During the remainder Of their
stay in st. Paul they will be fed at a
restaurant ~
The recruits will leave for Camp
George H. Thomas Monday evening,
but the roads over which they travel
have as yet not been designated. The
state has issued blankets, knives and
| forks, plates and cups to the recruits
! and will donate "a pair of blue over
alls to each of the men before they
| leave.
| The eight additional recruits to fill
| out the 100 will be selected by Maj.
Bidwell and examined by DR.. Hessel-
] grave this morning, the work COM
mencing at $50 o'clock. The men who
passed the surgeon yesterday are said
| by Maj. BidWell to be a fine body of
| men and number of them have had
experience in the regular army. Fifty
| two of the number who passed the sur
geon We're mustered in last evening by
| Mai BidweN and the others making
up the 100 will be duly sworn as mem
bers of the volunteer army today. The
| following are the names of those must
cred in:
Lawrence Long Duluth.
| Clarence S. Tremne. Duluth.
| Patrick j. Long, Duluth.
! Frederick ]. Weber, Duluth.
| John Marshall Jr.. Duluth.
Frank Murphy. Duluth
Thomas Bendekson, Duluth.
| Timothy j. Callahan, Duluth.
! Swan P. johnson, Duluth.
P. J. Melby, Duluth.
W. F. Wright, Duluth
Otto F. Weinberg. Duluth.
| Henry A Dudley. Duluth.
A. F. c. Manson. Duluth.
William Mcmillan, Duluth.
John P. Mcdonnell, Duluth.
| Frank J. Harzesky, Duluth.
o. G.. Lemmer, Duluth.
Peter Fockle. Duluth.
Patrick Heaney. Duluth.
William A. Mckee, Duluth
J. A. Fraser. Duluth.
Peter j. Lewis. Duluth.
| Robert P. Church. Duluth.
! Burdette Harrison, Duluth
John w. Bonneh. Duluth.
Lewis G. Campbell, AnOka.
Lewis G.. Tonson, Coon Creek.
r. J. Dyer, Bethel.
Homer Coulter. Anoka
W. A. Wade Kimball.
Hardy E. Bige,ow, Litchfeld.
Harry L. Putnam nneiska.
C. A. Burdick, Hibbing.
| James D. Davis, Elmer, Mich.
Oscar G. Moline, St. Paul.
Sven Foss. Kensirgton.
B. F. Stevens, Morris.
| John W. Wunsch. Morris.
| Marsh R. Bathen, Fulda.
L. E. Davis, Fulaa.
S. A. Perry, Window.
j. E. Gibson. Fuda.
! Swan P. Haughstrom, Anoka.
| Edward N Cummings. st. Paul.
John E. Moore, ST. Paul.
| Henry H. Carl. st. Paul.
Bruce Vanguard. Mountain Lake.
| Robert Ziggef, st. Paul
| Peter Johnson. St. Paul.
Charles Nelson, st. Paul.
| James R. Cory. Wabasha.
James McGee,eS st. Paul.
! Sterling Van Kleek, Morris.
Those who have passed the examining
surgeon and will be mustered in to-
| day are:
| William WsrCel, Daniel Campbell,
| Thomas Nottingham, Arthur Fl. Powers,
! Edward S. Ku shIe julius Kaska,
| c. Weeks. Ernest l.. Steeger,
| Ernest W. Fischer, Charles A. Korse,
| A. McGillivary Otto Geotze,
| John NJ. Simmons, Thomas B. Balch,
| Eert H. Curtis, Ernest Seegers,
| Robert S. Myers, Charles Rudl1ff.
| julius Helmst DIR, Albert j. DAILY,
| Emil A. Kucip, George H. Herbst,
! Herman W. Manning James R. Newton,
| Perry Stith, Louis A. Peterson,
! william Sarssaisn, ChaIles A. Glib on.
| Fred Dickman, Custer McCl Ian,
| Charles Curtis, John L. Donahue.