The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-11

Twin Cities:
Frank EI Risk CO. E. 12 y 3. HHalyersO8; F. u.
H H. AthertOn N"at r. JHhnsGn F. T. -
F. r. Harrison. K, 14o. Kronke. 2, y.
Rue; Wsatbar1 L. "a E. =. 3 IUSEaon %sSa H. H.
H. G. Evenson, F, IA ". Wilke. A. 12.
l.. Libby, F, A. John Smith. teamster
R. s. Davis, H, A. Arthur Ward, X, u.
T. J. Knudson, L, Il. Henry Daryald. X. H.
2. ROSsweil' ROSs e A. !; To61sr EoD1ssrd H L. T.
4: eilfinson. L. IA 6. Koeh@e, 4. IL:
j. prussSn + 8nSerson d e G. I'M Js Jordan C. M H. L.
g. "; Martin. L, II. r. Bohn. G. T.
". Z fliIit; Mech, G, Il. 4. 2b 2Sbury, G. p:
F. McDermott, T, u. J. Quarberg, G, II.
Q. Anderson. A. K, u. N. Bicha. 6. z; :.
W. Hurley. {, r. John Flynn, 6, T.
Others may be added to this list to-
day.
There were with Dr. Higbee, who
has charge, Maj. Cole, of Fergus Falls.
surgeon of the Fourteenth; DR.. Thom-
as, Of Minneapolis hospital; Steward
Evans, Red Cross nurses, Misses Har-
ned, Lehan, Higenbotham, Norby,
Landgraeber and Lees, all Of Mime
apolis. The men nurses are H. J..
Wells, Paul Higbee and A. Caine, all
of Minneapolis. Sergeant Evans was
sent by the Red Cross, of the division
hospital at Chattanooga.
OF the 173 men on the train, 43 came
from the hospital at Chattanooga and
belong to the Twelfth and Fourteenth
regiments. They were too sick to be
moved when the regiment was moved
from there. Forty men came from di-
vision hospital at Knoxville, from the
Fourteenth regiment. Four cars are
loaded with sick from Camp Hamilton
at Lexington.
The train was delayed five hours at
Lexington because furloughs had not
been prepared.
One car was a diner, one for supplies,
one for officers, doctors, and nurses.
Each sick man had berth to himself
and constant attention from doctors
and nurses.
A. f. Torkelson, Of the dining car
service, had ten colored men at his
command.
Yesterday 100 Of the convalescents
took their meals in the dining car. en-
joying elaborate meals and good serV-
ice. The rest were too sick to walk
to the dining car. The men were much
more cheerful than When they left the
camps.
HOME FROM THE SOUTH.
The train left Chattanooga at 10:4O
p. m. Thursday; arrived at Cincinnati
at o'clock p. m. Friday; arrived at
Chicago yesterday morning at $40.
About a dozen men who were very
low were not brought from the South,
as they could not stand the Journey.
c. @. Whitney and wife, of st. Paul,
were on the train nursing their son,
Corporal J. w. Whitney, who is i'm
proving.
The men of the Twelfth from Chick
amauga are:
F. sutherland, M. Bancroft, G. E. Burns.
mona; J. Mecher. Co. D, Fairmont; ]. Jan
sen, Co. |, Gordonsville: B. c. Knapp, Co.
l. Glenyille; Corporal Williams, Co, D, Fair
Co. B. Nc Northfield; McDonaugIe, e. Co. L, St,
Paul; H. Block, Co D, GordonsvilIe; T. J.
Co. ' E. Long S Prarie 0 u Edwards E. al '0coroI CO.
Albert Lea Simon, Co. M. Buffalo Center;
Sergeant De Gr9at, Co. F, St. Paul; J. N.
Winona; wi @ % +. RisSa. " CO. o. E, WIN Wiaona; aG' H: r.
Athertqn, Co G.onso B. FariRault; w Roberts. Co.
c.. B; Ia a. SeteSum, eSSsi Co. Co K waseca; aam9z 4.
skald, Co. E, Winthrop; Corporal N. K
Christopherson,, Co. G, Austin; Sergeant A.
Land, Co. I, Albert Lea; o. Styre, Co. I,
Albert Lea; John Kang, Co. 1, Albert Lea:
A. Gade. Co. H. Minnesota Lake. c. A.
Eagan. Co. c. Austin; c.. A. Alberts, Go.
G. Austin; @. McGuthen, Co. G, Austin; N.
Newman, Co. G, Austin.
A correct roster of the train was not
made out last night, nor the names Of
those to be left in st. Paul. ST. Luke's
and ST. Joseph's hospitals will accom-
modate the thirty cases needing hos
pital care.
The Red Cross representatives at
the train were:
A. s. Tallmadge, W. Ely Bramhall, Mrs.
]. w. Edgerton. Mrs E. H. Bailey, Mrs. w.
E. Bramhall, Mrs. John O'Brien, Mrs. Doug
an, Mrs. Ben. Brack Miss Brack, Mrs A. P.
Moss, Mrs. ]. s. Shurick and others.
The work Of the Red Cross nurses is
highly praised by those who came on
the train.