The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-15
AMONG THE SOLDIERS.

o.i 'ne muster rolls yesterday The books
VIZ De In shape and H will have 106 men
e"uS LOT muster today. Several of the boys
VI company Fl changed their minds after be-
ing examined and they returned to their
homes
EoFnes. Of Company H, was orderly at COM
pany headquarters yesterday
company II kitchen police Yesterday were
Rogers. Patterson and Paulson
TI;oiporai Mundwiler had charge of company
p pOa Oh II yesterday. They were Knuth
me II boys who were unsuccessful at the
examination can felt very badly over the result.
- muse Sg, Who were accepted did all they could
home have the satisfaction of knowinp tsat
II Is not their fault that they are not in the
service service. they have shown that they were
jected. "'o " NC ie-
:, Corporais Twitchell and Rodgers had trou
pee pes 70 burn Wednesday night. They attended
and v Wta at Como park that evening
a aiu whsn they returned they had some trou-
pc to convince the guard that the time Of
O. eS tLt was several minutes fast. How
MI ~ .itsy succeeded ard got to H street
o ty 70 nnd the strings of their tent tied on
ne iisiee and the opening, or rather the
pa4a "nSre the opening should be- barri-
orobi Ihey gained admittance after consid-
S SiSois ,uss,hg and some cussing. Their trou-
i nies qio not end here, for when they climbed
mo bed they found it made downy and soft
camn lot; lot OF boots, shoes, eating utensils ana
lamp orlc-a-brac. The corporals say they
are =, iaying for somebody, and they won't do
NJ, zig When the time comes to get even.
Hail di s ana Mrs. Mrs: G9orge ". Hall. Miss Viva
Bryant, of Company X, yesterday, Thew
ppTought along very acceptable donation of
lo0g -or the corporal.
. ihG surgeons say that as long as Leo
CcWeH continues to cook for Comrarv x
lnat sickness will be stranger 10 the com
The boys of Company swenr that +ha
t III! sergeant went to sleep while forming
the company on for drill yesterday.
corporal Bourguin had charge of the police
Yesterday for Company B.
sergeant Fisher is the ladies' man of Gem
ps2y 3; he must be the real thing il one
Judges his popularity by tie size ard number
Sergeant Kelly. CT Companv p and ha i
einery men a soldier, says he don't like his
cigarettes diluted.
Sergeant Morgan's foot has improved 50
much that he has left the hospital and h.
VII return to duty today
Company L is the first company to un-
|. it Yesterday morning, ard went through
IT In good shape for a s arter They used
signals sign sou only as the busle corps has not
ID 10 5ormG3 yet L had squad and extend
ca oIuer arm IN the afternoon. During the
day four recruits from Canada io;ned Com
pp aany l.. and twelve arrived last night from
Private Dick Wallace, of l.. was DIS
charged; from the hospital YESTERDAY.
re-. +: A. Cooke, regularly ordairel min
+. VIZ ~ Ine gospel IS corroral in Company
-, When a. nome he is pastor of the NJ E.
ciurch al Ely. Mimi. He headed a delegation
% twenty-sX men from that place who
T Iofetu b oomipany L. He is one of tie hsp-
FceSt huSklest and NEST Popular members
OF the company. Yesterday he lad charge of
t tLe pence detail. While his leave taking from
i MS m9ck was somewhat sudden and unex-
petteu Els relations with the NJ E Confer
Siice OF Northern Minnesota are most AMIGA
VI o.e' rs they are the same with his people
a. Fly, ne hopes and expects to return t.
lhSlE WRen peace Genes to the nation
NIneety-;wo men CT Company NJ had bsen
actettcd by tae examining surgeons up 10 5
Gfloeh Yesterday ere and they were still exam
ccnclraed early this Morning, and the com
pany viii be ready for muster -Four re-
sIuits from New York Mills. Joined NJ yis:cr-
IN the regimental band. CORPORAL Coleman
hsd charge of the police work for Comnanv
~ YESTERDAY Everything is lovely with the
ssnt for few minutes and :he boys thought
ttfat they detected burnt taste about ;he
Robert Scarf, CT Pipestone, called en- Gem
=, CAPT 5 ,EIwin, Ct e. Company A. was ofi.sr
GoTdy junior sergeant of the guard Hymer'
fond and Brtton coIpora.s and RraId Az
grave. kiIchel, Hughes: G!lvcar. Chalmers,
Davis. Miller Duchen. whitney, T. Josnson'
Cheney, A. johnson, Coahler, Jarvis. Graveii'
Ih nsy Grlnnell, Hegberg, Olson. Beck,
Il, MlitFr
Thomas. Bruce, Higgins and Butala were the
privates. ''''
A. johnson was orderly to Lieut.. Col. lie n
r rauSer and Headrickson orderly to Adjt
Sergeant Wilson. CT Company A, SAYS:
wei! I've got this back" This refers
to Quartermaster Sergeant Hefferon TN
again. o. 0eiu together
Corporal 5,IS Rourque had charge of Company
a pollce yesterday. They were Corbett Mar
tin. Koran ard c. E. Graves
The kitchen police for Camnany yes a.
Gay were Bright, Zasadil, Williams and j. e.
Sefgeaht van Hagen Instructed a big
street. 'o'9 III n
", Sergeant Campbell. of Company c. spent
Wednesday night to the city on business he.
fore leaving camp. He ENTERTAINERS Col MsrcS
OF the governors staff at lunch '
y Al Sanders, of Litchfe'd. called On Company
&c Company c does guard today. Capt. Nor
rison IS officer of the day and Lieut.. Dewey
oihcer CT the guard, Nelson sergeant OF thu
guard, Stone junior sergeant of ths OH I'd
guard. WI fot as u ms
COP Co1mpany has white elephant en- it,
McCraeken is very deaf. but some wav ha
got by the examining surgeons. and nnny the
company Tp don't know what to d. with him.
Company f by the people Of Fcsston. Thu
boys were putting the donation whore ~
wSad DO fhS most good yesterday By the
how,
been a pleasant job. 'e
Company had company drill yesterday
afternoon and they did it well enough 70 call
=, Seven men were transferred yes:erday from
Companies and to Company G.: i've nf
them were examined and accepted. OF tie
seven Ii, brought from L4verne by Capt Nels n,
David Clegg. Frank Brady and w. S. Ben
nett were rejected.
Morris Tuckey, of Raymond, visitel with
Browns Valley friends of Company E yes
terday. 80
Private George Deal, of E. was slightly II,
Yesterday Several of the boys from Wheaton
s SllppSa away after passing the examinations.
The l. boys wonder why they left home al ali
SerSeants kridier and Hyde were prepared
to entertain The boys Of e with an cThibi-
ton OF h-as-cateh-can wrestling Wednes-
along and insisted on refereeing the confess.
He called it a draw-just before they took
holland called all bets off.
E. S. Beck, of Browns Valley, accompanied
by his son. Ed Beck, of st. Paul. VISITED
the boys of Company e Thursday evening
and took supper with Sergeant Van Gordon
ne greatly enjoyed the lunch of army rations
prepared in the old way. once more.
Mrs; Corey, and Miss Dilley, of Minneapolis
visited friends in Company Thursday even
ing. They brought along an elegant lunch
which they exchanged for army rations. The
ladies', as we'll as the soldier boys enjoyed
the exchange.
l.. c. Jefferson, of Graceville, called on
friends in Company E yesterday
Company G needs about twenty men to fill
up the company. Second Lieut.. Eckels open
cd recruiting station at the armory last
night The lieutenant secured several men
but not as many he required
George Mattison, of the Nicollet house,
Minneapolis called ON mess 10 of Company
X Yesterday, George made his visit doubly
pleasant by bringing a box of cigars along
and leaving them with the boys.
WORK OF THE RED CROSS.