The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-17

hospital to the cars. Through a mis-
take the car that was to convey them
to town was S;ut over the Hamline
line, and the patients had to be hauled
away down to the Northern Pacific
crossing In such teams as could be
pressed into service and Mr.. Tall
madges surrey. DR.. Fry and his as
sistantS are unceasing in their efforts
to make the lot of the sick as pleas
ant as possible, and all the boys had
good words for the hospital corps when
they went away. Surgeon Fry patrols
the camp regularly with his Their
mometer ard has picked up several
sick boys who didn't think they were
sick. Two of the men found in this
way had temperature of 104.
The lines about the quarantined
camp were closely drawn yesterday,
and none but those having an absolute
right to enter were allowed inside the
lines. These rules will be stringently
enforced during the epidemic. Maj.
Hand is in command of the battalion
that is under the BAN A strict army
organization on a small scale is in
force. Those brought to ST. Paul last
night were:
Geo. Kahnt, K Burr Randall H.
Henry Bassett, H. John Gallagher, NJ.
Lewis Paulson. H. Theo. Ziemann, NJ
VIM Fraser. ii. Carl Chesteson, NJ.
oscar Rylund, F. Fred keenan,. l.
Peter A. Byhre. F. Geo. Maston c.
Ludwig Treplin, F. Dennis Theirsen B.
Theo. A. Kussick, X. Theo. Springer, F.
Daniel Moore. X. Jchn F. F!enes. H.
Ernest Newman K. VIM. A. E. stman H.
JOS Schwabacher, K.Quartermaster Serg-
Fred Jorkison, X ent Russell Mooer-
Henry Roning, B. ly, H.
Edmund Johnson, D. Walter Mundwler, II
John Bee!-. d. Archibald Moberly II.
Olaf Hanson, H. Gus Linruiet u
The guard over the quarant ned dis riot
was: Lieut. Rask officer OF the day. Sergeant
s soiin. Company lpd K, officer of the guard
the guard. First relief. Corporal Saith e,
sen, st. Arnold, Company K; Pau'son,
Company H. Second relief CORPORAL Berry
Company F, Privates R:nke, Pierce, Black
burn. Ballard and Ebaugh, Company H.
Third relief, CORPORAL .Hayne, Contrary F.
Privates Hanson. Childs Folev. Havorson
Company F; Sanders, Company M.
NO DRILLING DONE.
Drill was lad aside yesterday, and as de
from the furry caused by the pay wagon s
arrival, and a general fixing up of the lew
camps the Fifteenth had Sabbath lock. Col.
Leonahuser was called to the capitol for con-
sultation on the health question. He would
any nothing as to any plans that were made
for the regiment, either as to moving them
templated against fever. But it 8 probao g
that if the sick list continues to increase that
heroic measures will be adopted, even to
disarmament of the reg ment.
Yesterdays guard was: Capt. Barrows,
officer of the day; Lieut.. Bookstayer. officer
of the guard; Lieut. Nelson, junior officer OF
the guard; H. 2. Gordy, Company A, sergeant
of the guard; S. o. Nelson Company G. junior
sergeant of the guard schloss, Company L;
Mackey, salberd, Getter, Burke. corporals.
First relief, Sandtrock, Company B, Hunt
Jarvis, Macke. Klattey, Company L; Doleski,
Diegnan, Gross, Company L; Champion. Com
pany C; Marlin, Company D; D. Potter,
Parks, Rudd. Company A. Second relief,
Grokhegan, Nelson, Blasted Company D;
Sundahl, Davis, Forberg, Company c.; Smith
Swerll, Company B; Montour Meyers
Myerono, Chas. Meyers Company b; Barnard,
Company G.. Third relief, Doan, Company ];
Birmingham, Chatfeld, Brewster, Company
G; Olson, Peterson, Boettcher, Doherty, Com
pany C; Starkey, Company B; Troupe, Bede
Company L. Martin, Miller. Company A.
Outpost, Snapp, Company B; Downs, Com
pany G.; Gorton, Company D.