The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-21
PLACE THE RECRUITS
ASSIGNMENT OF THE MEN WHO
ARE WITH THE
THIRD
EIGHT COMPANIES ARE FULL
Men who Were RendezvOused South
Under Lieut.. Edwards Now Alb
sOrbed In the Regiment-Sev-
eraI Officers Also Attached-An-
other Company VIII BE Organ
fzed-Men I'm the Post HOspitaI


eraI Officers Also Attached-An-
other Company VIII he Organ
fzed-Men I'm the Post Hospital.
The work of assigning the $50 re-
cruits at Fort Smelling to the several
companies was completed yesterday by
the company commanders, and the gar
rison now consists of eight full COM
panies of LOG men each. The remaining
four companies necessary to complete
one full regiment will doubtless be re-
cruited at the Fort between now and
next spring. Under general orders is
sued shortly after the Third regiment
took the field authority was given for
the enlistment at st. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS
and Milwaukee of a sufficient number
of men to bring the Third up to a war
footing. Lieut.. Edwards, in command
OF the battalion of recruits who were
stationed at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, dur
ing the last three months, yesterday
completed the transfer Of equipement
and accOutrements to the adjutant at
the Fort, and by evening every
Rocky in the barracks was given a
place in one Of the regular companies.
Each company now has a full COM
plement OF men, and as fast as those In
the General hospital at Montauk point
are discharged they will be given places
in the regiment; that is, those who de-
sire to continue in the service. One
additional company will doubtless have
to be organized between now and the
first OF the year to accommodate all
such.
The following is a list Of the assign
ments made at the Fort yesterday:
To Company A-Prvates, Bonda Bidwell,
Braunston, Cotter, Carroll, Coyle, Foss m,
Frank, William Gunther, Harrison Gunther,
Gunn Steffron, Hills, Jewell, Janson, hn-
son, Kraft. Madison, Moody, Ovitt, Ort Pas n,
Pearson, Perkins, Peterson, Ryan Rambe *,
Runeck, Swanson, Schmidt, Sanborn, St6es,
Thinan, Tompkins, Thelke, Vesboon, Venctte,
Williams, Whartnevy, Wonons.
To Company B-Sergeant Faust, Corporal
Kttteson, CORPORAL Anderson. Corporal Hess,
Privates Van Dusen, Van Hoff, Mills Carroll,
Eckstrom, Dingman, Sangren, Hilned, H fin
stein, Gukse, Eye, Fries, Just, Sinclair,
Freshirk, Moller, Sammons, JichhoUrne, Hag
arty, Opdahl. Perry, Johnson, Ka,msbe, Pet
erson No l, Nelson No 2, Stark, Molmesdal,
Olson Baker
To Company C-Musician Olson, Prvates
Archer, Becker. Bolrn, Coder, Collin, Elk
ham Hartfeld, Hawley, Heekel. Kayser,
Lindstrom, Lueck, Maine, Mckinley, Moe,
Mcrrisett, Moulton, Nolan, Noldfn. O'Leary,
mords, Stratton, Schwalens ecker, Schmidt,
SoDpet, Swensen. Stockholm, Young, Zwitter.
Company D-Privates Johnson. s.snoeh,
Hemming, Rasmussen, Frey, Keefer, Wills,
Balmquist, Wanet. Bean. O'Connor, Stair
man, Schug, Gordon, Thorsander. Hayney,
Eeneseler, Nagle, Skar, Peterson, Gust; Berg,
O'Neil, George, Halpin, Groman, Frederick,
Gustavson, Boyle, Stereka, Bruce, Dalgren,
Cichutta, Boyle. Hesrvilly, Lowe, Sanstend,
schivy, Noyle, Maryary.
Company E-Privates Daley, Wingat, Twin
er, Stabb, Archive Heinlech. Trump, Hanson,
Dulchains, Brown, Rudke, Kamafman Zirg-
Ter, Rosdahee, Smith, G. H. sandberry, Wahe,
Frofoot, Anderson, Haeg. Filbrutte, Duray,
Medske, Mcfarland Vanesalow, Nicholson,
Ostrand Wicker, Antonyille, Jessup, Gelharr,
Porter. Zirbel Jensen Brown.
To Company F-Privates Andreggi, Barney,
H. w Baxter Theo. Binder sick in qua
ters), Bartle. Criel, Frid,er, F.tzgera d,
nerl (sick in hospitaD, Jacob Klumb, K. his,
Lagershauses, Mussian LIE May, Lewison,
Lem, Matejech sick in quarters), McClin-
took, McDonough, Meyer, Miers, Montville
son, Quinlin, Role, Ryshavy, Sadl r, Henry
Schmidt sick in quarters), Sorenson, Tun-
nell, Weeks, Young. Attached, H. E. Buch-
man, Flemming, Hag, Henning
To Company G-Privates Boucher, Bcrd n
son. Barry Bushell, Daley. Dunkey, Grpnert,
Goodner, Hart, Hunter, Halvorson, Hogan,
Krouse, Krey, Lee, LEM, Linn, Lind, Muel-
ler Nelson, Nagaro, Peterson, Rosendale,
Squires, Shoner, Sachse, Tarrout, Tarwick,
Whiting, Wilke:
Kruger, Geyer, Clindining, Stober, Finn,
Duffy, Bourgeois Buschmaur, Schenck, Hens
Ter, Lars Nelson, A. NJ. Peterson, A. B. John
son, Runke, Mathiason, Hooking, Demuth,
Meyer, Murphy, MCGUIRE, Harris, Sommers,
Hedun, DOherty.
Among those sick are quite a number
of officers, and to complete the organl-
cation of all the companies at the fort
Acting Post Adjt Lieut.. Paul E. Gid
dings yesterday attached the following
officers to companies, as follows, until
the regular officers are able to report
for duty:
Company B-second Lieut. c. B. Humph-
rey.
Company D-Second Lieut.. c. G. Todd.
Company F-Second Lieut. Tenny Ross. =
Company G-SecOnd Lieut. h. 5. Wygant.
Company H-First Lieut.. George R. Houle.
For the first time since the regiment
left five months ago drill was conduct
ed yesterday and other daily routine of
garrison life was resumed.
Commencing this morning guard
mount will be executed at 8 a. m, and
inaugurated as one of the daily opera
tons to the days programme. On Sun
days guard mount will be given at the
same hour. and will doubtless attract
many from the city next Sunday to see
the hero's Of Santiago go through the
movements. Every day sees a large
number of callers at the fort, and with
the assignment of all recruits at the
fort the daily routine Of camp life will
from now on move with great system
and regularity.
One of the busiest men at the fort
these days is Acting Sergeant Major
Keller, who is taking Sergeant Major
Young's place in his absence. Sergeant
Major Young has not recovered from
his attack of the chills reminiscent OF
the campaign in Cuba, but he expects
to attend to his duties in a few days.
Private ToWner, who has for several
months been attached to the recruiting
detail in the Phoenix building, visited
the garrison for the first time since
the return Of the Third. He was dis
mayed as he walked through several
of the company buildings and failed to
recognize a single one of his comrades.
At the headquarters building, however,
he hunted up the remnant Of his COM
pany, who were glad enough to see
him.
Sergeant Hyde, of Company E, Fiji
teenth regiment, was caller at the
headquarters building. Sergeant Hyde
is absent from his regiment on fur
Tough, but expects to join his company
Oct 20, at Fort Meade
The recruiting detail In charge Of
Maj Wilkinson will close the office in
the Phoenix building Friday and re-
port for regular duty at the fort. No
more recruiting will be done for the
Third for several weeks
Oct will be pay day at the fort, and
those who participated In the Spanish
war will receive four months pay,
while the Rockies will get just one
months compensation. It will be quite
an important event at the fort and Is
being looked forward to with much an
ticipation.
Sergeant Romanavicz, Of Company