The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-27
LAST DAY AT LAKE CITY
BATTERY BOYS WILL LEAVE
FOR HOME TODAY
Pay Rolls Signed and About Sew
enteen Hundred Dollars Distrib-
uted Among the Two Batteries by
the Statehood Scores Made on
the Ranges With the Calling
Guns-NOtes of the Camp.

CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, Aug.
26.-(Special)-Th boys have spent an
exceedingly quiet day in camp, but
they will undoubtedly make up for it
tonight, as it is their last night in
camp. The weather has been cool, and
1T has been very comfortable in the
field
This morning the men assembled for
drill and the remainder Of the day was
spent at the range at target practice
with the Calling guns. The boys are
shooting at 5OO-yard range, and the
best score made yet is forty-four out
of a possible fifty. This score was made
by three men, Private Joe West, of
A, and Corporals Steward and Mer-
rell, of B. The scores that We're ready
for publication are given below:
Battery A-Corporal Peterson, 3d. Corporal
z; Private Erickson, 6; Private Domseif %;
Private Mcnamara, IL; Private Smalley. 10:
Private Hymers, 80; Sergeant Fischer, So;
vate Engel, 80; Sergeant mo- obst SIS &; Private
Peel, 16; Private Pinkers, 81 Private Schmitt,
dS; Priyate Western, 80; Private Worzinger.
~ GI,s Private Storms 2s; Corporal Closer 81
40; Private Joe West, A; Corporal Noel, So;
Sergeant Loula, %; Sergeant Keller, 30; Ser
geant Schormstein, &c.
cott rs; Private Richardson, 81; Private
Hayes, 80; Private Crawford, So; Private Wy
man. 80; Private Palmer, 25; Corporal Stew
den, q; Private Guyer, Al; Private Buck
iand, 81; Private Holmberg, %; Private Beck,
80; Private Reese, 80; Corporal Merrell, Al;
Sergeant Magnison, 49, Corporal Dennis, %;
Trumpeter Newcomb SO.
Gen. Bend, Col. Montfort, Lieut. Col
Saylor and Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg are
guests at headquarters.
Capt. G. c. Whitney, the state print
er, and G. p. Slime, secretary Of the
Press club, of ST. Paul. visited in camp
last evening.
Capt. Larson, Quartermaster Ser
geant Clifton, Lieut.. Groh and wife,
and Chief Trumpeter Mcnamara, ali
of Battery A, went on a fishing tour
yesterday afternoon. They returned
with forty-four black bass.
Lieut.. Briggs, Of Battery B, is officer
OF the day, and Sergeant Schornstein,
of A, is sergeant of the guard
Today the boys signed the pay rolls
and received their pay for the encamp-
ment. About $1,7OO was paid the two
batteries.
Last night at 9 o'clock the boys of
Battery A held a mock trial in their
barracks. Private Worzinger was tried
for appropriating a. piece Of honey
without the knowledge of Chief Cook
Slyder, the latter making the COM
plant. Corporal Longbehn acted as
judge, Chief Trumpeter Mcnamara ap-
peared for the defendant, and Attorney
Clarence Arthur Storms for the plain
tiff. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty and he was sentenced to do po-
lice duty for two days and to take a
dip in the lake.
The Battery A quartette serenaded
Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg last evening.
Col. Pusch's son, who Is visiting in
camp, has been arrested by order OF
the adjutant for undertaking to go
home.
Dismounted dress parade was held
this evening.
The batteries will leave camp at II
o'clock tomorrow.
They boys Of Battery A drew cuts to
see who would fire the last sunset gun
in camp. Corporal Longbehn, Ser
geant Prins and Private Storm were
the lucky ones on No. 4. Sergeant
Dennis and Private Abraham, of B
will be the color guards.
The battery boys were awakened
rather suddenly last night about L
o'clock by the boom of the cannon
The culprits were not discovered.
Trumpeter Mcnamara and Corpora
Longbehn gave the cake walk last
night
Stable Sergeant Fischer, assisted by
Private Nelson, killed bOacOnStrictOr