The Saint Paul globe., 1898-04-19


The following men enlisted yester-
day:
Company H, Capt Hardy
James A. George, r. A. Morrill,
A. L. Downing, F. E. Packard,
Lewis J. Pope, M. s. Kingston,
William r. Williams, s. B. Aver,
William Godske. Robert G. johnson,
Francis H. Carwe1n, David Lingman,
G. R. Bertholdt. A. M. Ander,
G. N. Alberston, Lewis H. Wallace.
J. w. Eckert, Guy H. shadinger.
]. Boothby, John Gunderson.
G.. v. sayles. J. G. Smith.
John Griffin, w. Caulfeld,
c. A. Crofoot, l.. H. Campbell.
Harvey d. Williams, Edward Bugton,
William Wright Fred Boyd,
Riehsrd sSsl ESers SSersnsen g. RRPpanneI' Rammer
G. H. Wallace,
Battery A. Capt. o. l.. Rooch-
John A. Duell. Herbert Baillie,
Samue! s. Sitter, James A. Meade
Y: A. Nelson, Hall j. Bieber,
Thomas III Joyce, William r. Mcintyre,
p. B. Blanchard. Arthur S. Groh
Y. M. Sweitzer, Lars e. Myos.
Edward ]. Kelly,
Company D, Capt. Bean
Arthur A. Ernst, 1888 Selby avenue
Ben T. James, Mannheimer Brothers.
George w. Landon, 146 Pleasant street.
D. A. Redland 238 Fuller street.
Thomas ]. Grace, 439 Wabasha street
John H. Donohue, 453 Selby avenue.
w. J. Deller, 143 West Fourth street.
]. F: German, 269 West Fifth street.
William Louis Kelly Jr. 564 Marshall ave-
nue..
Gabriel A. O'Reilly, 1856 West Fourth street.
Martin 8. Hartsinck. $50 Portland avenue.
Henry G.: Croome, $40 Minnehaha street E.
Peter ]. Salvus 1926 Mississippi street.
Edward G. Fetsch, II Iglehart street
Edward A. Iceberg. $50 Canada street.
FREDERICK La c1 A ,,; Tiffany. 527 Wabasha street
Alfred H. Villaume, 123 West Isabel street
Fetsch is the 106th man enlisted in the com
pany. With him the company is now complete
Company G, Capt Robinson
William 9. Compton, Id l Summit Place.
George Witty, 124 West Fifth street.
Charles F. Burke, 72 East George street.
Clinton s. Colledge SO Minnehaha street.
William F. Kern, $50 Mendoza street.
Peter M. Newgard, 502 Bellows street
Sylvester G.. Stark, 2e3 East Seventh street.
Company e, Capt. Spear
L. D. Tucker -.
Harvey G. Hoyt, Noyes Brothers & Cutler.
M. M. Mitchell, 212 North street north Min
neapolis.
Frank Haskell, 12S West Fillmore street.
Harvey E. Goldtheite, ALL East Ninth street
John Thompson, Z East Tenth street.
H. A. Al dres, 666 Pine street
Robert White, 232 South Exchange street.
j. T. Stapleton, 260 Maria avenue.
L. Hoyt, AIT East Tenth.
Capt. Robinson was in his company
room all the evening supervising the
drilling Of recruits. An officer was de-
tailed to instruct them in the use of
arms, and though many were awkward
at first, they soon learned the rudi-
ments.
Capt. Bean will not accept recruits
after today. He has nearly as many
as he wants now, but he will accept a
few more. He has Ill men in the com
pany, but he would like twenty more.
When he has secured them he will close
the enlistment books and be ready for
the field.
Recruiting Officer F. E. Krembs was
at the armory all day yesterday and
he will be there today in Company D
room. This will be drill night and
do not appear will be considered to
have changed their minds and will not
be in good standing in the company,
This will also be drill night for Com
pany 3, and Capt. Spear expects every
recruit to be on hand. There is no
time to be lost in bringing the entire
company up to a high degree Of eff
cheney and those who have a real de-
sire to serve in the war will be on
hand. -
j. P. McLeer was recruiting officer
for Company H yesterday He felt
much gratified by the way applicants
appeared. One Of the most enthusiastic
recruits is B. B. Hammer. Mr. KIam-
mer is a school teacher in Waterville,
near Mortified, and he came to St.
Paul yesterday to enlist because he
feared he would not have a chance to
do SO at Waterville. The members of
Battery A are very well satisfied with
the progress they are making in en-
listments.
Capt Spear, of Company E, issued
the following notice last evening:
Wanted-Able bodied men, between IS and
45 years of age, to enlist in Company E.
First regiment, Re-eQliStment of eY-rnaro-
bers. of the national guard especially de-
sired. Apply to recruiting officer between
7:30 and II any evening" in company
quarters, armory, West Sixth street c. T.
Spear, Captain.
Capt. Spear invites the general pub
lie to call at the armory this evening
and witness the company drill.
Register Today.
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