The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-29

Street, ArmOry and Market Hall
VIII BE Occupied - Arrange
ments for Feeding the Men
Have Been COmpIeted-New Or
der as to Southern Camps.
The Fourteenth regiment will arrive
in this city today and for the next two
weeks it will be quartered i'm the three
buildings allotted to it while awaiting
muster out. Then men will be housed
in the armory, Market hall and the old
Manufacturer building on Third street
There they will sleep on the floors and
make themselves as comfortable as
hard boards will permit.
Companies f, l. and NJ, of Fergus
Falls, CroOkston and Princeton, respec,
lively, will be the first to arrive in
the city.
Company M will arrive on the Great
Northern at $40 a. M, and L on the
Northern Pacific five minutes later. AS
soon as the men arrive they will march
to breakfast. Company L will break
raSt at the Temperance coffee house on
East Fourth street, and Company M
at the New York kitchen, 1877 East
Seventh street
The next to arrive will be Company
D, of Zumbrota, which will get here on
the Milwaukee at 1870 a. m. This COM
pany will dine at the Temperance cof-
fee house, also.
Company B, of Anoka, and K, Of
Long Prairie, will come on the Great
Northern, arriving at Abs D. M
Companies A, c and G, of Duluth,
will arrive on the Omaha at sos p. m,
Company H will arrive on the Mil.
Waukee between $50 and SIS D. m.
AS soon as possible after their al,
rival the various companies will march
to the quarters assigned to them. Tho
assignments are as follows:
Armory-
Company G. of Duluth. Capt. Teare The
company will have their meals served at
the Dellcatesson restaurant, on Robert street
near Fourth.
men will dine at the Northern hotel
Market House,
Company. A. of Duluth Capt Eva. Meals
VIII he served to the men at the National
Company F, Fergus Falls, Capt. Baxter
Members of this company will eat at the New
York kitchen.
Company NJ, of Princeton, Capt Patterson.
kitchen.
Company I, of st. Paul, Capt Bacon. These
men will board at the Astoria restaurant,
The headquarters staff and band will be
in the Market house, and will mess at the
Main, 3S1 Robert street.
Mannheimer Building
Company e, Merriam Park, Capt Holmes.
Company D. of Zumbrota, Capt. Kline.
Company L. of Crookston, Capt. Decker.
Company H, of Olivia, Capt. Monfort.
These four companies constituting a battal-
ion, will have meals at the Temperance
coffee house.
Company c, of Duluth, Capt. Resche The
men will mess at the Rockaway restaurant
on Seventh street. near Jackson.
Company K, of Long Prairie, Capt. Wood.
The company will eat at the Star restaurant,
$50 East Seventh street.
Lieut. M. F. Steele, Of the Eighth
cavalry, who was attached to Gen.
Wheelers staff during the war, and
who has been detailed by the war de-
partment to muster out the Four
teenth regiment, was busy at the army
building yesterday. He was making
the last arrangements for the recep-
ton of the soldiers upon their arrival
and for their maintenance while in the
city.
THE men will sleep on the floors
Of the buildings they are to occupy"
said Lieut.. Steele to a reporter for
The G l O b e, unless some philan-
thropic citizen of the city provides
cots for them. Each man will receive
a blanket, comforter and pillow and
will have to make himself as much at
home as he can. The government does
not provide cots for the soldiers. The
government has just issued an order
that Is unprecedented in army an
nails, 1t has decided that the tents
in the winter camps in the South be
provided with board floors and cots
I have been fifteen years in the serv-
ice and that is the first time I ever
heard Of such a plan. It is contrary
to army discipline as practiced in the
past. When a cadet goes to West
Point he receives a blanket and COM
fOrter and he sleeps in a tent with
two others, and that is his home.
'"The regiment will be in this city
at least fifteen days. Every man will
have to pass physical examination
under doctors of the Twelfth regiment
and then each captain must turn into
the department five copies of his COM
pany muster roll which must be ac-
curate to the minutest detail. These
muster rolls are the histories of the
companies, and an error may have
bad consequences later. Then the
paymaster must make up his pay rolls
from the muster rolls, and Mai. Tuck
er tells me he cannot get through
more than one a day. That means
thirteen days. The paymaster must
be careful not to OVerpay a man, for,
If he makes such an error, he must
stand the loss. Each man is to re-
ceive his full monthly pay, and, IN
addition to that, days pay and ra-
tons is allowed for every twenty miles
he has had to travel to the rendez-
vous''
The three upper floors of the Mann
he1mer building have been cleared
FOR the reception of the soldiers. The
building is cut up into small rooms,
which looked very bare yesterday.
The quarters at the Market house
are also ready for the men.
The armory will accommodate the
two companies assigned there very
well.
SAYS G0MR0Y kEpT IT