The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-14

to turn out great many to drills
Sergeant Christie and Corporals Burdick and
Drown returned to duty this morning
Pancakes are the order of the day now.
Most all the boys have learned how to make
pancakes-heavy. 1t Is quite sight to see
them waiting for the pan waiting for next"
to be called
Lieut.. Boyce is at rifle range this morning.
At Is cth M;hO winning his badges
tenant Is an all right shot.
Guard Guard detail for Aug. 8: Corporal True,
b briya5es K1ahnke Meyer McAul Murre
Private McAulif reports as orderly to Maj.
Whitney, of the Third battalion.
Lieut. =, ,Boyce made score of Al at rifle
revolver. Lieut.. Boyce is very liable to
qualify as sharpshooter at Camp Thomas.
Aug 8: Guard detail Corporal Livingston,
M. Peterson; division hospital guard, Sergeant
Christie, Private Nelson.
, p1 Flfst army corps was reviewed by. Gen.
hill: The Twelfth Minnesota was the first
regiment on the right of third division The
I ,el;t took the honors in passing the re-
ing officers the Twelfth broke into column
OF tours and started for camp, arriving at
II 20 a. m.
Sergeant Bird Is on guard at the naw
camping grounds.
Paymasters arrived at the Twelfth Mime
sofa at P m started to pay off the troops
in,ileu i!y, beginning at the band and nom
commissioned staff. Then they paid by bat
| talions, Company D receiving their money
at about p m. The rain was pouring down
Put tne boys ala not mind that as long the
sergeant Bird has started "a company store,
! naVlng LOT sale cheese, crackers, cookies,
oranges, Lemons and candies It is quite an
90 not have to go SO far to, obtain such arti-
| cles as are for sale.
Prlyate Arthur Swearingen is now caring
l hn
Private Gerald True, company cook. is laid
up 1or few days by reason of a swollen
a e.n1 He will soon be able to return to
Private Frank Graham is detailed for cooks.
police for the next week. Frank is a good
man IN the right place-handy as a pocket in
shirt around the kitchen.
| Lieut.. Miller, Of Company F. was in charge
OF company at review this morning Lieut.,
Miller Is a well-drilled man and makes an
| today. - 'o' .
, heavy rain fell this afternoon and even
Private Elias is the architect and builder
and an d. Badly E Hughes, Of Tent Is, D street.
is not aware of the fact
Private Alderman is sick in quarters; moth
Ing serious.
DAY sick leave this morning. He will spend
the time In Chattanooga and on Lookout
mountain. Adolph has not been in condition
to drill for a long time
Private Miken is gaining quite rapidly and
although quite weak as yet is able to stroll
around company street.
Boys seem contented since thav draw +beir
pensions"
Aug; 10: Guard detail, Private M. Peterson,
Z. peterson, Personius, Pulyer Shaver; bril-
gade guard, Corporal Drown Private Smith.
tiers.
A division inspection today by division
omcers. 1t was red hot inspection, too;
everything just SO, and no other way; blank
cts spread, knife, fork and spoon, meat pans
layed out on Blankets everything in it's
proper place.
Private Edwin Fowler has been appointed
by Col. Joseph Bobleter company cook, with
the rank and pay of corporal. Ed Is we'll
liked and suits the boys in every respect.
Privates Gould and Graham are cooking in
F'owler's place during his absence.
An order was received this morning to the
effect that no more drills are to be held until
two hours a day-one hourein the morning
and one hour in the afternoon. II 1t will do
the boys more good to get much-needed
rest than a few grains Of quinipe.
Private James Carroll turned up missing
last night 1t is thought that heiis in Chat
tanooga. "a w.
number Of the boys, after inspection was
gladdened the heart Of more than one.
Private George Fredriksen,S wfi6 has been
In Letter hospital for three sor more weeks,
was most welcome visitor at his company 8
street this morning. He expects to return
to his home In Minnesota In very few days.
He looks hale and heart, but somewhat weak.
Two seninels were reported at guard house