The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-28
! FEW MORE RECRUITS
FOURTEENTH STILL WANTS
-, THIRTY-FOUR
These VIII Be Obtained I'm st. Paul
If POssible-Sergeant CregO's
Work DOne-Twelfth Gets All
Men Necessary-Equipm for
the Fifteenth Regiment Has Been
Received In st. Paul.

Gov. Clough will probably make his
assignment of companies for the Fiji
teenth> regiment the latter part of this
week. The Twelfth regiment has near
ly completed recruiting for It's de-
flciency. and when Sergeant Gregg
leaves Wednesday. with his men for
Company L, the ST. Paul Sons of Vet
Grams company, the Twelfth, it Is UNI
derstood.' will have completed it's quo
TIA.
When Lieut.. Erstad, Of the Four
teenth regiment. returns from Crook
ston today or tomorrow. Capt. Eva will
have completed his work in st. Paul as
both the Princeton and Fergus Falls
recruits are now I'M the city waiting to
be sent South.
Gov. Clough has stated that he is
only holding off before making the Sec
ond call.
Sergeant Gregg. recruiting for Conn
paEy l., of the Twelfth, received a mes
sage yesterday from Lieut. Rensberger
at Spring Valley, stating that he would
be in st. Paul tomorrow, and muster
in the recruits for Company L, which
would complete the necessary quota
of the Third battalion Of the Twelfth
regim emit. The Fairnlont and Waseca
recruits were sent South last week
ne sprung valley Hell SOt away last
night, and 1t is expected that the st.
Paul recruits for Company L will leave
ST. Paul On Thursday.
Capt. Fl. c. Eva, of Company A, Du-
luth, recruiting for the First battalion
of the Fourteenth regiment, put in
busy day yesterday, with Examining
Surgeon Hesselgrave, who put thirty
four men through the physical test.
Private Peterson arrived from Prince
ton, Sunday night, with only three men,
and Private Jensen, who was detailed
to secure the necessary men for the
Fergus Falls company also arrived on
Sunday with only twenty men. This
leaves thirty-four men who will have
to be secured by Capt. Eva before he
can leave SIT. Paul.
The captain decided yesterday that
he would confine his operations to st.
Paul, as his men met with such poor
luck ait the other towns. His recruits
for Company A, Of Duluth, went South
last week. so that his battalion will be
complete when he secured enough men
to fill the gap in the Fergus Falls,
Princeton and Capt. Bacon's St. Paul
company. The following men We're
mustered in yesterday after having sue
cossfully passed the examination:
e. L. Howell. st. Pau.
Thomas Markowitz, st. Paul.
J. M Mitchell, Arlington.
Iyen Schoyen, Princeton.
c. W. Barlow Fergus Falls.
Roy D. Young Fergus Falls.
Harry N. Smith, Fergus Falls
Ne.s A. johnson, Henning.
w. c. Gels, Henning.
r. H. Clifford, Minneapolis.
George D. Lightfoot, Deer Creek.
Herman A. Sehellberg, Fergus Falls.
Charles F. Rudenegke, Fergus, Falls.
Edwin A. Hogan, Fergus Falls.
w. H. Coivert, Fergus Falls
]. P. Billings, Fergus Falls.
Roy NJ Harris, Otter Tail.
August H. Brougham, Fergus Falls
Thomas O'Rourke, st: Palu.
A. G. Rogers, St. Paul.
Martin J. Carlson, Milaca.
H. E. Brant, Fergus Falls.
Victor Il. Johnson, Minneapolis
A. G. Gahagen, st. Paul.
Lewis A. Larson, Fergus Falls.
Olaf P. Hanson, Fergus Falls.
George Hoffman. Ludlow, Ky.
G. N. Nord, Minneapolis.
Dennis Igo. Et. Paul.
Caring on Thurston, Minneapolis s...
j. H. Woodbury., White Earth. So
The men will be fed at a restaurant
and housed at the Armory until ready
for departure.
The United States ccn1missary de-
partment yesterday received from
Washington equipment for the Fiji
teenth regiment. The supplies received
consists of LOO blankets ard a suf4i-
Gent number of pairs of shoes, haver-
sacks, krapsacks, canteens, knives and
forks.
Col. Powell, recruiting FOR the COM
pany of engineers, spent yesterday in
Duluth, and left last night for Grand
Rapids, Mimi, returning to Duluth
again tomorrow. The Sit. Paul men Who
were enlisted in this company, will be
put through the examination on We'd
nesday by DR.. Heszelgrave.