The Saint Paul globe., 1898-05-04

Lieut.. Simonson was Junior officer of the
guard yesterday.
Lieut.. Day was senior officer of the guard
last night.
Albert Lea is going to send an excursion
into town Sunday. They are going to bring
along flag for l.
Guard detail last night: Lieut. Day, officer
OF OF guard privates. John Ward. L. A. Perkins,
Company A, New UIm.
William Hubbard. A. W. Bingham and DR.,
Harsch were callers yesterday
Adam Peters and Andrew Steinbach are de-
tailed to assist cook two days
Guard detail yesterday: Privates Ha,llch.
hToseii' Neuoauer and Dittman.
Lieut. John Buschers, now acting cantain
was oncer of the day yesterday.
Private Joseph Clausen Is acting corporaI
ana detailed at brigade headquarters as
orderly.
Company NJ, st. Cloud.
Private William Ross, who was under age,
was taken home by his mother Yesterday
with consent Of Capt. McKelvey
Detail for mess tent yesterday: Pr;-
Yates 0sgood, Morrison, Mickey, Matheny.
Nouvenburg and Newman Guard detaii
YESTERDAY: Frolick, HUM, Holmes. Guard
ee'"i iast hlght' FRANKLIN, Fisler and Fehr.
Company G, Duluth.
Thos. Ross is first assistant cook.
ooi' Hop.eter has made two visits to the
plimented the company upon the appearance
OF the streets and quarters He savs tbav
nave the best commissary ARRANGEMENTS in
.9e IN origade. He also says that the discipline
OF is exceptionally good. That officers
generally have remarked about it
COL Graves and Ben Howard. of Du1utb
were callers yesterday.
u Is having new cook house
george Miller Is the handsomest boy Of G.
Company X, Long Prairie.
Forty-fve Of KS boys hail from Park
Rapids.
The company he's not been issued arms vet
George McCally is chief cook. assisted by
Frank S!scoe and N. C. Clemmenson
Millard McCauley leaves for home today
He Is sick.
hoscital W.
%s0TEe sey Rlaksl was oi UlssOr
ment, has been commissioned second lieuten-
ant and assigned to X.
four recruits. All husky men. is being
drilled in squads. by experienced men Of
other companies.
Company b, Anoka.
@. M. Hickman is something of an artist
with the crayon. Samples of his ability are
to be. seen In the bunk room of sergt Faber
and Private Stevens, where, upon the wall,
are very life-like picture Of these two The
pictures are really meritorious. Hickman's
friends believe that he has great things in
him. If only he would devote himself to the
brush and palette exclusively.
B does guard duty for the regiment today.
Musician Wood, an experienced chef has
taken charge Of the cook house. Stephens Is
his assistant.
William Sowden. Chas. Stephens and Rev.
Sanford, of Anoka. called on the boys yes
terday.
All are wei.
Company A, Duluth.
All WE'LL
Corporal Van Rosenkranz got police duty
yesterday for being absent from quarters
without leave. 1t was something of a sur
prise to the company to have Van caught
mapping.
Col Graves and John Downey called yester-
The boys purchased set of boxing gloves
Yesterday and had all kinds Of fun with
gave clever exhibition of the manly art
with them.
Lumber for new cook house came yester-
day, and 1t will go up today. T..
Company f, Fergus Falls.
F has six sharpshooters Beat this, some
company, will you? All the boys in the
company sre well.
Sergeant Meigs is the Oldest member in
point of service. He Is one of the charter
members and the only eligible to wear
the fifteen-year badge. He gets one soon.
The correspondent Of the Journal did bit
of police duty yesterday for technical disO-
bedience of orders.
Private Potter is organizing quartette
A number Of the boys have splendid voices.
One of the men fell into trance while
down town the other night. He was hypno-
tized by some travelling professor OF hypno-
tism at Fergus not long ago Since then he
drowses off occasionally. The boys got him
to camp all right.
Company ID, ZumbrOta.
D did regmental duty yesterday.
Company drill all day yesterday for D.
Seven Of the boys got into the regimental
band.
Company C, Duluth.
Company did guard duty last night.
The inmates Of stall No. have an in
scription in the stall which says: These are
first prize hogs.
Every boy in the company has words of
praise for the cook.
Pickett and Hamilton assisted in the mess
tent yesterday.
D. Casmler Is in the brigade hospital.
Company l., CrOOkstOn.
First Sergeant FolweI of Company I, was
detailed by Col. Van Duzee to drill the boys
yesterday He had them out two hours in the
morning and afternoon
The boys are stuck on Folwel.
Bert Morris is acting as right guide. This
Is the duty the first sergeant performs.
Here is Company LIS yell:
Wah! Wah! Wah!
This is Company L.
We will go to Cuba
And give the Spaniards- -geewhilikens.
Company H, olivia.
Callers Yesterday-B. F. Helms and lady,
of Renville; w. w. Miller, Tim Keefe and
Fred Orth, of Morton.
First and Second Lieuts. Kemmer and Helms
put the boys through drill yesterday.
H sprung an innovation yesterday. They
uniformed the mess tent attaches From chef
down they appeared in white coats, caps and
aprons. They look fine.
Lumber is on the ground for new mess
house. T. F. Miller and Luther Reynolds
have been detailed to build it today.
Some of the boys are getting SO fat they
have outgrown their clothes.
The drummer boy, George o. Everson, will
arrive today.
The captain and lieutenants received their
commissions Monday night. 1t was the cap
tains fifth commission and the second time
for Kemmer and Helms. The company had
general jollifcation over the event There
was "hot time" in M barn that night.
Capt Miller and Sergeant Byrne took dinner
at the Nicollet yesterday.