The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-23

Theo. Johnson, Company &; Fred Wagner
Company D; Erne Duncan and Chris. Hor-
Ralph Wiids and F. christianso % Company oepas
F; S. o. Nelson Harry Aver, Godfrey Tim
norman, Wilmot o. Wilson and VIM. Kenney
". !. May, Company +; R. B. Dudley, Com ON.
A. J. Whitney, Company K; Henry Cook,
%. ]. Rabischung and Knute Launberg, Com
pany M, all to the Northwestern hospital of
Minneapolis, and Frank Holmberg, Company
~ y; 7. E. Young, ompany G; Nels Hanhnson.
Company I, and William H. Arnold, Com
pany X, to st. Mary's Minneapolis.
Many Of the boys are being discharg-
ed every day now from the Twin City
hospitals but as rule they are too
weak to return Immediately to duty
and are given furlough. None of the
SICK Will be allowed to march to Fort
Smelling and ambulances in charge of
the stewards will be sent with the
troops to pick up any that may fall
out on the way.
Maj. Hand and his adjutants seem
to have rather hard luck Yesterday
morning Lieut.. Rask assumed the du-
ties Of adjutant of the detached bat
talon insplace of Lieut.. Tenney, who
was thrown from his horse on Sunday.
AT the early morning battalion drill
Lieut.. RaSk was in his position in the
field when suddenly he collapsed, COM
pletely overcome by the heat and sun.
All through an exceptionally busy day,
therefore, Maj Hand was compelled to
perform his own and his adjutant's du-
ties. 1t kept him hustling.
Adjt. Tenney is getting along very
nicely at his home in Minneapolis. His
ear will always show the effects of his
accident and it will take some time to
heal, but he is anxious to get back to
duty and will probably be back with
his battalion within a few days
Private Lord, of Company M, who
has secured a reputation for being
able to slide past the sentries when
ever he wished and who has even man
aged twice to break away while he
was serving time in the guard house,
completel9succumbe yesterday at the
sight of two bright and vicious look
ing ball cartridges that were placed in
the rifles of his guard. In Lords hear
ing the guard was instructed to use
them If the prisoner made any attempt
to get away. Lord seemed to under
stand that, with such poor marksmen,
he might by accident have d hole put
in him If he started for town, so he
wisely remained quietly at home. The
man is now serving a sentence of fif-
teen days at hard labor, and the Of
ficers are bound to show that a man
cannot break camp withAimpunity
Lieut.. c. r. Elliot, Company L, yes
terday received a sword, one of the
finest in the regiment, from his Min
neapolis friends. There was no for
NAL presentation, but the lieutenant
fully appreciated the gift
Maj. Edwin last evening reviewed a
battalion composed of Companies A, B.
d and L. Company L acted as color
company.
Capt Crossfield was the officer Of
the day; Lieut.. EdWar ds, senior officer
of the guard; Lieut.. Eclkles, junior Of
ficer of the guard; Sergeant Beckland
Company G, senior sergeant of the
guard; Sergeant Morgan, Company B,
junior sergeant of the guard; corporals
Shook, Company G; La Doux, Company
B; Elfohm, Company B; Storey, Com
pany B, and Mogford, Company l.
Orderly for colonel, Private Keller,
Company B.
Orderly for lieutenant colonel, Pri-
vate Jacobson, Company B.
Orderly for adjutant, Private Isman,
Company E.
Musician, Cusick. Company l..
F. t. Handy, wife and son, of Will
mar, visited Lieut.. Haley and other
members of Company D yesterday.
Corporal Frazee, Company I, was
summarily reduced to the ranks yes
terday for absence without leave
Private Smith, of Company A, visited
in Anoka over Saturday and Sunday.
Cornetist Young, of the band, was
among those sent to ST. Mary's hos
pital yesterday. He has been confined
in the regimental hospital with typhoid
fever since Friday
AT the suggestion Of L. M. Browne.
the captain of Company BIS base bali
team, THE company raised by subscrip-
ton the price of complete base ball
outfit which was purchased yesterday.
Corporal Maxwell, of the Duluth
company, has returned to duty. He was
home on sick leave
Shaggy Hewitt. who has been the
trumpeter at headquarters, is now a
member of the band
The guard detail at Camp Isolation was as
follows:
Officer of the day, Capt Leonard. Company
X; officer of the guard, Lieut.. Bookstaver,
Company H.
Sergeant of the guard, Sergeant Camp
bell, Company K: Junior sergeant Of the
guard, Sergeant Towne, Company H.
First Relief-Corporal Visited COMPANY F..
Prfvates Visited, Hammerback Knutson
Moon, Riesby, Pribula Merringer, Company
= Logan. Gregory Company NJ.
Second Relief-Corporal Tw tchell; Privates
Himle. Gravern. Keithove, Hazard, Company
M; Richards, Collins, Paulson. Irving. Fly,
inner, Company H.
Third Relief-Corporal sather; Company M
Prvates Bruner, Company H; Fish BRYANT
Guy, Foley, Momb, Holton, Company f.