The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-27
SOLDIER BOYS OF MINNESOTA.

He was revived and carried back to
camp, where he soon came round all
right.
All the companies were directed yes
terday afternoon to keep away from
the post hospital and canteen. Sergeant
Carlson, recruiting sergeant for thu
Third infantry, was taken sick With
the measles. The case was taken to
the hospital and placed in quarantine.
Every precaution will be taken to pre-
vent a spread of the disease, and if the
men of the Fifteenth do their share,
ali danger Of an epidemic will be avoid
ed. - .,.s -.
The signal corps has been useful
adjunct of the Fifteenth during the
time they have been at Fort Smelling.
lE signaling between the two camps
the corps has gained much proficiency.
All yesterday morning orders were wig
wagged to the detached battalion, and
Col. Leonhauser was kept informed as
to the progress Of the moving proceed
irgs.
Corporals Chas w. Schloss, Eugene
Nj. Bayless and Edward P. Rice all
of Company 1, We're reduced to the
ranks for absence without leave
Mrs. T. A. Keller has presented Com
pany with number of articles for
the athletes, among them a football,
base ball, bat and mitt.
Sergeant Jones, Company I, was
visited yesterday by his mother and
sister, from Minneapolis, and Edward
/. Metcalf. from st. Paul.
Private e. +. Roberts, Company K,
was the color guard on the march Of
the detached battalion.
The following lines to the air of "Auld
Lang Syne" were composed by Asa p.
Brooks, of Company B:
Should we forget soldier days.
When other scenes we view.
Should we forget in peaceful ways,
The days we wore the blue?
The days we wore the blue, my boys,
The days wore the blue,
Should we forget our soldier days
And days we wore the blue?
We all have marched with weary step.
With Kelley for our guide.
When all he said was Keep in step"
And hip, from side to side;
Then hip, hip, hip, my boys,
Then hip, hip. hip
We've marched with many a weary step
With Kelley for our guide.
Should Mcnamara be forgot
And Fisher and them al.
Should we forget and be forgot
When years about US fall.
When years about us fall, my boys.
When years about us fall.
Should we forget and be forgot
When years about us fall?
Well keep alive each little spark.
And for each little fame
For Ramsey days and Ramsey boys
Are every one the same,
Are every one the same, my boys,
Are every one the same.
For Ramsey days and Ramsey boys
Are every one the same.
Then e'er we part, my noble boys,
Here's one for Captain John
And one for George and William too,
The best the sun shines on,
The best the sun shines on, my boys,
The best the sun shines c..
Here's one for Company B, my boys,
The best the sun shines on.
Sergeant Kridler entertained his
friends at a picnic in his tent in E
street. The following were among his
guests: Mrs. Edith Aricson. Prof. H
r. Edwards Misses Hoffman, Vena
Earlsley, NJ Earlsley, Walter Harris
and Private Wells.
Private Lord, Company Ms famous
character, was marched from the quar-
antine camp yesterday several PAGES in
front Of the guard detail.
Private Benedict is officiating as pro-
fessor of the tonsorial art in Com
pany c.
Next week Mrs. Leonhauser and Mrs
Catlin will rough it for few days al
No. Officers row, Fort Smelling.
Private Blakey, Adjt. Catlin's clerk
has returned from a two weeks sick
leave. He had sure symptoms Of ty-
phoid fever, but managed to escape
the clutches of the disease.
There were no drills yesterday in the
regiment, but in the evening the usua
parade was held.
Prof. SNOWFALL brought the band int
st. Paul last night to play for Rec
Cross entertainment at Mozart hall
This was the first engagement of the
band, and it scored a great success.
The guard detail Yesterday was:
Officer of the day. Capt. Finehout.
Officer of the guard Lieut.. Edwards
Junior officer of the guard, Lieut.. Elliot.
Senior sergeant Of the guard, Mcnamara
Company B.
Junior sergeant of the guard, Nelson, Com
pany c.
First Relief-Corporal Peterson, Compan!
Wright, Small, Shade, Company B; Jacobs
Kyle, Hoar, Hearsey, Hesler, Siedholm
Company G; Lundquist. Wharton, Compan.
Second Relief-Corporal Fielding; Private
Martin, Westby, Smith, Company A; Rurta
Martin, johnson, Oblige, Redness, Garter
Company D; Turgenson, Rider, Roberts. Sci
zuist Roberts. Company E.
D; Privates Gould. Kranger, Groot, Jones
King, Humphrey, D. Kelley. ]. Kelly, Com
pany c. Summerville, Company E; Cross
Copp, Company I; Wyman, Company l..