The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-04

bers will be able to vent their spleen" on
them, and how they looked and acted
when they were recruits. Twenty-six in al
arrived, and they will in short time be
camp, and the "old boys" are yeEst Just aching 10
see them do special police duty" for In
such cases do those who fail to get up in
without their leggins or other equipments on.
Quartermaster Sergeant Boble.er hustled
sreu Ground and ere six whole hours were over the
belly" "oh, thou lovely sow-be ly," as the
boy boys term it. And that was not all He He
shoes sSo shem Iegn nt1ed out WI hats shirs socks
work, as ED is knoWn to ed do. ssy very 9n,ss nnes
changed indeed were the boys as they sat
meal from tin plate. tin cup and iron knife.
fork and spoon. They are sure they will
Ike Iis. IT. though, and that is hal' of tbs
life The boys will get lots OF drill for
time any way before they viii be in shape L
Ia Lali IN With, With the company fo. drills. Thos
today are: NJ. Boenlin. Charles f. Fritz. s.
r. Freters, Julas Frelin, ]. r. Gtschwind
Charles & RI Hsnif a koa5me a j. Eermsn MEsn Herpap
ert kuenehel. Joseph Meichae William
chrheoI, The non-c9ms received their s.ri7e1 and
chevrons, and 1t was of the one who
treated the tailor the most who get tn. m
sewed On first.
Privates Schwer and Boesch are actiny in
the capacity of cooks
Capt Steinhauser was officer of the day
Wednesday.
Tony Wiesner, the company wagner. al
ways comes around when he wants a good
square meal.
Inspection of Company A by Col. Bobleter
Privates Brown York and Shaw are slight
iy under the weather today, but say they will
drill tomorrow
One of the busiest men in Company Is
Christ Ruenill, acting company clerk max
ing out the muster roll etc. Christ saws
there's lots OF work in being company clerk.
Quartermaster Sergeant Bobleter is one of
the busiest men in the regiment Ed is al
ways on the jump.
Private Lockerly says it's snap to cut
wood.
Corporal soule. Mankato is very handy
man around the company. I seeing TO the
slight Ills Of the boys. and he hasn't failed to
cure them In any case we know of yet, and
now II any one has a headache other
small III, It's Where is Corporal soule?''
The boys are joshing. the writer On swift
movement he made the other night when
some "red-hot grease" splashed on him.
The boys are eagerly waiting for that pay
gay gay; Some OF them say they are getting
Privates Beverly, Ware. Lockerly. Sted-
ershy and Corporal Peters visited Lookout
mountain on Sunday, as did Corporal snule.
Sergeant Pope. Privates Gervin. Hawks,
Mansfield, Burgess and Barnes, and day OF
especial enjoyment was spent by all, so they
saw
Some more of the boys were hardly able to
drill on Monday the result of eating at a
table Sunday while at Lookout mountain.
The boys all send their thanks to the cti-
zens who participated in adding to that box
OF good things and it was very much ap-
preciated by all.
all OF the regiment TO practice setting up the
small Gdog tents shelter tents ana pack
ing a. and d umnpasking m of their knapsacks, ETC.,
to aid in the field service
Among the recruits that Joined Company A
is one who is really a genuine barber, and
Quartermaster Sergeant BObleter was to be
nhofr Ae Erv
goods box Eds working for shave all
right.
Pay day Is tomorrow Happv are the boys
too.
Regimental guard Tuesday: Aaron, Bever-
~ and Wenger, and Supernunerary Barnes;
Wednesday. Barnes, Brown. Brandt and
Dale; Thursday, Gervin, Gilman and Grey.
Private York is again On drill, feeling
much improved.
Corporal Koller was in charge OF the police
Ihey were Dittman, kitchen; Brown, Near
Stein and York
Sergeant Fritz says he's glad he has got a
clerk. | wonder why.
You ought to see Cook Ioner sling the
butcher knife around-not always at the meat
In the pan.
a bath IN the placid and creamy waters of
| the Chickamauga, and while in was III soma
most mysterious way transferred to some
other sphere, for when he came to his right
senses he was wandering over in the Mis-
souri, camp He thinks the air is very mys-
tifying.
is
Ing to see the boys stretching cut Their
hands for them.
Hire. of the recruits, strolled out to the
line after taps had sounded, and the guard
challenged him in such a fierce manner that
I he nearly scared him to death. and when he
was last seen he was re;reating fas: that
he was only striking the high bumps.
Coporal Roller spends too hours every day
trying to coax his mustache to grow Just n
little longer. -.
Private Girvin likes his post OF guard and
when the relief came around the corporal
could hardy persuade him TO leave.
Private Flick was detailed 10 Blue Springs
today.
First Lieutenant Buscher being the rank
Ing lieutenant. there is some talk of his being
captain OF Company II.
You can't see the stripes on Sergeant Pope's
trousers now
Private Frel recruit) says he isn't teach
ing school now. It's fun TO see him drill!
The recruits are doing police duty aready.
Capt. Steinhauser says he wishes the boys
OF his company would learn what they are
yelling at before they begin their shouting
Privates Kackeley. Snider. Hopping and
Eichnin were enjoying a little game OF whist
the other day and accidentally forgot drill
so they got S. D.