The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
LIFE AT CAMP RAMSEY.
Continued from Eighth Par.

guard. Lieut. Erstel; sergeant of guard
sergeant Eastman; two sergeants; fve
corporals and thirty-dve privates were de-
tailed 20
Private Schram was detailed assistant IN
regimental commissary department yesteI day.
Private Ludwig Johnsoniis an ex-reguIar
army man, and wears upon his breast A
sharpshooter's badge, won in competition st
Fort Yellowstone, WyS;as where he was with
The two Jache boys Zimmerman Fuller
and Horton are to be members of the Four
teenth regiment band. 80
Mr. Hickok and Mrs. Fuller were visitors
yesterday.
Company l., CroolxstOn.
The boys all complain of sore feet. Too
much drill has caused dt.1
Four nom commissioned officers of c and
D assisted Capt. Decker and Lieut. Folwell
in drilling the boys yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, OF Crookston, lunched
with l. yesterday. y
Private Schnagel has been taken from the
brigade hospital to one of the city hospitals.
He has a severe case OF fever.
Capt. Decker invested in new uniform
while at town yesterday.
Company G, Red Wing.
Visitors: Ex-Sherif Anderson, Miss Jen-
ME Ellstrom and Mrs. Fisher.
Corporal Skogland had charge of police YES
terday.
Chinook.
Guard detail today: Corporal Ericsson, Pri-
Yates Carlstrom and Danielson.
G presents 119 men for the physical exam
nation. 5 ~
Company h, saltwater.
X sent ITO men to Surgeons Clark and Cole
to be examined. Less than ten were rejected
absolutely The surgeons stated that they,
were one of the finest bodies of men ex-
anined.
Police yesterday: Hogan, Hobbs Hanson
and Henry. Guard detail yesterday: Sergt
Birmingham, Privates MacRae ard Baldwin.
Guard detail last night: Privates Burling-
ham, Cleweil and Davidson.
Visitors yesterday: K. l.. Butler, the Misses
Wolf, Bergeron and Miller.
Corp. Nolan has returned to camp from
home.
They were bunkmates. Both were removed
to the city hospital. The other two privates
who occupied the same bunk space are not
anected yet.
Company NJ, St. Cloud.
E.ghty-seven men were examined yester-
day by the surgeons and only three failed to
pass. The three who were rejected were W.
E. Holmes, over age; C. Zimmerman, defec-
tive eyesight and Nick Bowler. The showing
made is a compliment to Capt: Mckelvey's
Judgment in choosing them. This showing
the regiment. The boys last. night were cor
respondingly happy over the result.
William Fairchild, of Ortonville and Oscar
F.. Fryberg enlisted in M yesterday They
signed in time to be examined and passed.
Corp. Schacht returned home yesterday on
receipt of telegram Of illness of his sister.
He will return. Il E,+
Guard Last nights detail, Matheny, Neu-
renberg and Newman. II "a
. Guard: This mornings detail. osgood.
OBr1en and Pohe. Mess detail today: Tyler
IoTker. Theilen. Company guard last NIGHT
Corp. Blood, Privates Sipe,T Smith Sullivan
Rellen, Ruff and Priol. o.
Roeder is out of the hospital
Company H, St.9sJames.
Company H was the first to be mustered
into the service of Uncle Samuel.
The new stove arrived at the mess house
yesterday 1t made the boys look more home.
like in that vicinity.
~, n Claims claim to have the champion wrestler of
tne Iwelfth regiment at 160 pounds. They
stand ready to back Private Harrier against
any OF the boys at that weight for a reason
able amount of coin.
Corporal Nixon got a touch of bieb lie. VOC
tsrday. He and three privates were niaced IN
guard gu at the barracks of Company B. of the
thirteenth regiment by mistake, ard when tha
q oI Dogs returned to quarters they refused
wouldnt have 1t that way, and promptly nut
NIX and his guard in the regimentaI bastiJe
u (l o. winch they We're rescued eventually by
, crest
[allen quartette, with dropping plumes were
.ney that returned to the stamping ground
d "a after the humiliating experience.
i, rllvatei falrweather was detailed for mess
Visitors: Miss Jones and Miss Fosett. TO-
sergeant Grout is one of the boys that
knoWs MS duties and performs them intelii-
gently. Such a man is handy to have in a
company that has many recruits ~
Company A, New UIm.
commissioned and non-commissioned off,
'ers OF are as follows: Captain, A. Stein
iauser; nrst lieutenant, Robert Fritsche:
second lieutenant, L. Mueller; uuartermaster
sergeant. E. j. Bobleter; duty sergeant VIM
IIoern, ]. P. Graft. George A. Lehman. +
,ope; corporals, Aron, Barnes Classep. GRAY
Solier, Leick, Mueller McKittrick. Peters
a Stolz. Soule; musicians. Stoeckert
Nlesner; cook, Eibner
Private August Brandt was In CHARGE NJ
police squad yesterday
Second Lieut.. Mueller drilled the recruits
n manual of arms yesterday
First Sergeant Fritsche has leave of all
ence until a. m. Tuesday.
Company b, FaribauIt.
roster of officers: Captain. Z. S. G.. TeryIl;
lrst lieutenant, O. H. Blake; second lien.
enant, J. o. Totter; first sergeant 7 9
'rand; quartermaster sergeant, W. M. Peas
ey; duty sergeants, C. Roell, A. Smith. c. B.
aerot. j. w. Milligan corporals, William
1nn, r.. Reedy, Charles Murray. w. p
townsend, A. Quimby William Nee. w. n
,a anaeeoe' q r. =. Duby, Robert Brown, H.
iclans, H. Hanson and F. f. Ellickson: ar
lhcer, Thomas Welch; WAGNER. III. Thornd-
on. " 'A"-
B had lot men up for examination. nina
y-three passed.
Visitors; G. s. Pease and H. P. Leach.
no Uprp4ral Reedy had charge of police
Inc boys say that Straub's hat is begin
ming TO pinch his head a little
Corporal Quimby can throw a base hall
artner than any man in B.
Company G, Austin.
G sent 112 men to be examined; % passed.
rue roster OF officers with and without |
commissions is: Captain. F. B. Wood: first |
,eutenaht, A. c. Page; second lieutenant, |
n. Nicholson; first sergeant, j. Nicholson: |
uartermaster sergeant, C. F. Ellis; duty
Seorge. S Cbas a c Sh1apin Lee Sargent Henry
A 1eHy A. johnson. N. Christopherson, M.
acCoTmiek, F. B. Teeter, E. c. Walters G.
,har Iaf Hlm a H NJ Keyser, VIM Bussler.
2usicians. Crandall and Woodward; artifcer,
AeTn END sfa;s. wagner Sa'. Fender:
lransIers; Private Bejeck to Co. L. as |
,rivates emery. GLADDEN. and McAlpin to E
r yiatSEs o MFs Hearst and daughter Mrs
,anppeIl, Mrs. II. S. Judson, Mrs. S. |
weaimger and daughter, Mrs. Frank Clay, |
nd DR.. Johnson 0A
Company G, winona.
Captain, L. S. Gallien; first lieutenant, w. |
:. Pletke; second lieutenant, A. G. Baker; |
rst sergeant, c. E. Miller; quartermaster
ergeant. ]. G. Flynn; duty sergeants, Geo.
'letke, R. Cornwell, ]. Walton, H. Simon;
o w. Kline. w. Grams. R. Flynn,
" w., bon I D, Frost, F. Killion, P.
,,Soushery, Z. Matzke. ia Snider, F. Rising, |
YIN. Humason, R. Bohm; musicians w. |