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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
THIRTEENTH EQUIPPED.
New Guns and Uniforms Given the
Minnesota Soldiers.

Minnesota Soldiers.
Staff Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
CAMP MERRITT. San Francisco, Cal.
May 31-There were busy scenes around
Quartermaster Hart's headquarters the early
part of the week. when the new equipments
for the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers
rived at Camp Merritt. They were brought
to camp immense drays and were un-
loaded and stored within the fence which
surrounds the regimental camp.
First came the woolen underwear issued
by government. In this consignment
there was complete suit of woolens for
each man in the regiment. The suits are of
fair quality. Then came the cases of cloth
Ing, blue uniforms, lighter than the old
ones, and duck uniforms for use in the
Philippines. New leggings were also sup
piled and canteens, haversacks and KNAPP
sacks. The last consignment consisted of
modern Springfield rifles and Colt revolvers,
with ammunition for all.
The regiment will land in Manila with
400. eco rounds Of cartridges for the enemy.
AS the boxes of cartridges stood piled up in
a corner of the lot they made a formidable
appearance and one calculated to inspire
confidence in the success of the men that are
to handle them. sss ~~ssssr-,
AS the equipments were ready they wra
taken into large tent and there distri outal
to the several companies. The cap, aims were
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
CAMP GOSSIP.
personal Items of Interest q
Friends of the Thirteenth

personal Items of Interest to
Friends of the Thirteenth.
CAMP MERRITT. SAN FRANCISCO Nav
'i'-lhere is much rivilary between the mas
cots OF Companies and l. The question ~
supremacy was discussed between them IN
camp Sunday and the debate ended In a
draw. "
Company c Mandolin club gave concert
SUNDAY iar ana was heartily applauded by
large and appreciative audience
The boys of Company M. have Iarea
Dianket In which they intended to toss the
bulesln taet reporter who wrote that the Thir-
teenth regiment was not only not drilled
put was not half equipped. He has not VET
introduced himself In camp
,a Fsivase tn w: II. Miss. of Company D. says
ne mas 80 many sweethearts between St Paul
and the Golden Gate that when he returns
from Manila he will have to live in Utah in
order to marry them ALL
Private F. Burton, Of Company D was the
camp. ~ 'No
Every military and naval officer stationed
other officers Of the Thirteenth Sunday.
Among an Ii these were Capt. W. H. Roberts, of
oe ued nGr states St t steamship Rush. formerly
IL seems as though the San Francisco peo-
PIE thlnk they cannot do enough for the
tr1ops. The tradesmen rival each other as to
VINO snail give the men the most. Great
wagon !oads or oranges are driven up at all
turs Eours OF the day and the soldiers are literally
oo6IpaI IoeG Will the luscious frult
On sunday baker drove up co the Thir-
Ieenth camp and gave each company forty
loaves CT bread. He said he was insulted
when payment was offered
Ihree bathing establishments In the city
notihed Col. Reeve Sunday that the men or
the Thirteenth could have the free use of
tneir hot salt water baths at any time they
wished The colonel suggested that the time
should be limited to Sunday and Monday, and
on Monday great many Of the volunteers
aValied themselves OF the privilege.
NO door closed to the sofdforc
the men will be sorry indeed to leave San
francisco. which will always remain to them
IN tact as well as in name the City of the
Golden Gate. Evan M. Jones
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
ANOTHER TRANSPORT.

GUATAMELA, May IA (via San Fran
cisco, June Q.-Instructions have been
received by the agency in this city
or the Pacific Mail Steamship company
TO retain IN the port of San Jose for
further orders the steamers City Of
Panama and Newport, both of which
are now anchored off the roadstead. If
is believed the Newport may be or
dered to return to San Francisco to
be used as government transport.
and will transfer her mail, cargo and
passengers to the City of Panama,
which will take them southwark.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
COMPANY c, FOURTEENTH.
Duluth Boys Winning Honors as
Good Soldiers.

Good Soldiers.
Special Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
CAMP THOMAS, June 1.-Company c. is in
good condition, not having a single member
in the hospital now or at any time since we
left Duluth.
The men are kept busy from early morning
until bedtime with drills, sham battles and
working details of al descriptions. Appetites
are OF course excellent, and the food sun
Capt. Resche has for the last few davs
taken this battalion out for dress paraie
acting in the capacity of major.
Frank d. Know.ton has been selected az
Gporps corp e orderly, and will be on duty with Gen.
brooke Frank will be furnished horse
his working days are over. He fees as
proud as peacock and well he NAV. having
Deen picked out of the entire brigade as its
Hnest looking representative.
MUSICIAN John N. Noskins was also in good
luck; having won the honors in competiffon
as chief buger Of our brigade
But II Is at guard mount where the bovs
shlne, hardly a single event Of this kind bay
ing passed without cne or two of them get
ting the places Of honor
All our tents have now been provided with
noors, at our own expense of course. bnt
they are worth their weight in gold on q
rainy day. eu 0-A
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Special to The st. Peul Globe
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June A.
The Fourteenth Minnesota volunteer
regiment will be recruited to it's limit
of men Immediately. Patriotic boys
living in the Gopher state desiring to
enlist will be given an opportunity to
40 so, for within a few days an officer
OF the Fourteenth regiment will leave
for some Minnesota point, presumably
st. Paul, and willSmake it his head
quarters, from which point he will es-
tablish recruiting stations throughout
the state. -
Either Capt. BartIettSor Maj. Schae-
Ter will have charge of the recruiting.
The commander pf 5sthe Fourteenth
feels confident that the regiments full
quota Of men can be raised in Mime
sofa in very short, time, as there have
been hundreds ofsaapplication to the
regiment from Minnesota lads who are
anxious to fight the Dons.
Recruiting stations will probably be
established at st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and number Of other cities.
Portions of the state which did not
contribute men to the first call will be
given first chance to send volunteers
during this enlistment, however, so the
anxious ones in the larger cities will
Enough men could doubtless be rails
ed in three or four Of theyleading Min
nesota cities to fill the regiment, but
it is the wish of the war department
that the places having contributed the
smaller number of volunteers be af-
forded the first opportunity of show
ing their patriotism.
In few days the Fourteenth regi-
ment will be fully equipped with new
uniforms and arms. Under the able
guidance Of Lieut.. Col. Mccoy, who
was formerly regular army officer at
Fort Smelling, the boys have made rap
id progress.
During the present week about $780,
000 has been disbursed to troops
through the banks of Chattanooga.
This represents the pay of volunteers
from the respective states before the
troops We're mustered into the service
Of the federal government. Sixty thou
sand dollars has already been paid to
Pennsylvania troops, over 100000 will
be paid Ohio troops, and with other
payments to Pennsylvania and West
Virginia troops, the total sum will be
swelled to $2S0,000. The Minnesota men
have not yet received any money and
do not expect to be paid until July.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

There is also a dental department attached
to the hospital, and Corporal Dow, of Com
pany II, has been appointed regimental dem
tist but he receives no pay for his serv-
ices.
Private w. C. Brun, who won the $50 yards
running match at the Sutro baths Sunday,
has received the championship medal which
was awarded to him on that occasion.
Sergeants Lawton and Bach, of Company
D. were the regimental color bearers during
the Decoration day parade.
Capt Metz is very proud of the fact that
of seventeen orderlies detailed to Col Reeve
fourteen have been Company men.
Evan M. Jones.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
BACK INTO CAMP ROUTINE

As the Case Stands There Is Not
Much Prospect That They VIII
Leave San FranciscO EefOre The
First of JuIy-A Part Might Have
Sailed With the Second Expedi-
tion on Tuesday Had Col. Reeve
Desired to Press the Matter
Gossip of Camp Merritt.
Staff Special to the st. Paul Gobe
CAMP MERRITT. San Francisco.
June S.-Among- the boys of the Thir-
teenth regiment there was still a keen
sense of disappointment today that an
other expedition was to sail for the
Philippines without them, and yet this
sentiment was tempered by the knowl-
edge that when they do go they are to
sail with Gen. Merritt, and the honor
of escorting the governor general is re-
garded as recompense, in great meas
ure, for being left behind next week.
Two stories were in circulation today.
One was that Col. Reeve, if he had
pressed the matter, could have secured
the detail of at least portion of. the
Thirteenth to the second expedition
and the other. that there was still
chance that the Minnesota boys might
be included. The first story is doubt
less true, though Col. Reeve declined to
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

MAY MAY Si;-Private r: c. Johnson, Company II
MAS, MAS taken to the United States marine hos.
ton; of Company G, to the French hosnitaI Ltn-
with tonsilltis A'n hospi'ai'
W Private William MARYLAND, Companv d
this Snnu Tn 70 the United States marine hospital
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
COMPANY X, THIRTEENTB
saltwater Eoys Out for Drill J1,a
Maj. Bean

Special Correspondence The St. Paul Globe
CAMP MERRITT, San Francisco. Nav II
we have been very busy since arriving
In camp, but will send you a few items from
Company K. W
Private F. E. Kinds reported for duty from
@1ort @ smelling and Private Botzost from the
Marine hospital of this city. Privates KeIIv
ana Renyon are still in the French hospital
and Privates Wurdeman and Luhman have
reported for duty. 40
Company K is being rapidly eoupped with
clothing, guns, knapsacks and haversacks.
PrVates Cleweil and Thelen have been
detailed on the hospital corps
The First battalion was out on drill. the
first time under command of Mai. Bean.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Priest, H. DowaId, Corporal c. F. Lund. F.
L.. Cook, H. H. Williams.
Guard detail for Wednesday, June /: Corp
oral Gasink, Privates Hanson. Holzroye
Hea!y, Irons. Detail for kitchen: Private
Koplean.
Sick for June /. IN quarters: Sergeant F. r.
Priest, returned 10 duty; H. Dawa d. returned
to duty; H. H. Williams, to quarters: l. D.
Reynolds, duty; F. c. Zeroth, hospital
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
HONOR THE T1IBTEENTHS REWARD
The Fact That They Are to Sail With Gen.
1erritt Tempers Their Disappointment

strength We're not obtainable here and
were sent from the East.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Fredriksen reported on hospital detail this
morning
Sick call June 1: Privates True N G.
Athoudt, Alderman Burrell, Theobald Frank
fort, Sunderson, Lieut.. Slater, % remain in
qnarters; nothing serious True and San
derson to remain in the hospi al the others
on duty.
Lieut. Boyce led Company through the
sham battle this morning
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
COMPANY X, TWELFTH.

Camp Gossip of the Soldier Boys
From Wasecn.
Special Correspondence The st. Paul Globe.
CAMP THOMAS June /, 1S98.-Ccmpany X
boys are holding their own with the rest
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
COMPANY F, TWELFTH.

Boys of Spring Valley Are Proud of
Their Cook Tent.
Special Correspondence The St. Paul Globe.
CAMP THOMAS. June l. Some changes
have been made at the cook shanty recently,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05
MORE RECRUITS WANTED
FOURTEENTH MINNESOTA TO
BE FILLED TO THE LIMIT

Recruiting Offices to Be Opened in
st. Paul, minneapolis, Duluth and
Other Points If Necessary-MiD-
nesOta Commander Confident the
Quota Can BE Quickly Secured
Country VIII Re Given a Chance.
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NorS Seranton.

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Stabtratb.
Common GounciI, 10. ROp.

Common council, 10. Nop.
Die Sisuns oieies 8peises seldnets
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S4asmsifsrs ssisi. bab am l. ROpsmbsr
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ipiro.
-Da8 areusen bon eIsitrii1en Drdb.
ten Deruria&te um Sreitas WOrsen frdb
i'm S4rboer @ebdube an 2ineoln 4penue
Elm Seuer. bas iebo& redbeitis entbedi
unb nit unbebeutenbem Sbubsn sel6fdi
tpurbe.
= auf benz 9iinspab Speiss ber 9,
& $. 8abn sab sS am DOnneritas einsn
8uiamenitoB. bel tpelbem beioe 2ofomo'
tloen unb cine 4n3abl Barren Itarf be.
iGabiet, aber niemanb perlebt purbe
bic @eIeiis uarsn fur Stunbsn &C.
ipsrrt.
= Die o. & 5. 60. bat am Samhaf
500 Nder 2ano notoli6 bon bier anse'
fauft, bod ueripsigsrn bic Beamten iebt
9luSfunft bariber. mas iis oamit bespedt
gs tpirh bebauptet, oab iie eebenti, bi,
obere 8oblenaber su .,ftrippen", bod
pdloe oies Elm iebr tritpieIisss 8srfub,
rem iein.
- Cine tpeitere groienfuns auf be,
SGbieite bat iid amD Donnsritos bsmeribal
semabt, biesmal Dor ber @obnunB bsi
Ibos. Harrel. oeKsn Seitennes bsinabs
ieds SUB nieberianf. Man beet Be-
far6tunsen. baB bos go. 5 Sdulbaus
aub friiber ober ipdter affisirt .pirb
Dtit Der 9tufdauns bes StraBenbetteS
ourd bic erfe Senfune beibdoist. bal
bic .. & 5. @ompanie aufsebDrt unb BIZ
StraBe fam ip,eoer benuBt peroen. Das
8prne @ebdube lou oieie Wode nod
aufsebpben Derben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Baune Gpuntp.

SonesbaIe. MidasI Darbis sins an
5rsitas auf Bari 2afe in einsm 8oot'
iibsr ben Damn. tpurbe aber bon Sobr
SabbIer bon @rtrinfen ssrettet. :, 5rau
Anna8. gberIsin harb am isreitas Gbenn
in Der Wobnuns pon S. Riefsr 30 @berrs
Rioee i'm Alter BON IL Sabren an aaee'
msiner 4IterSidpd1e uno puroc am
Wontas i'm bieiiesn oeutiden lutb. 5riebs
bofe beerbiet. Der Qieoerfrans bait am
nddfien 9onnsritas Abenc. Dantfaes
unsstaa, elm @on.ert NIT folsenoem Bal
ab -Scwarb Rsidenba&er reite am
Dlitiwoh na6 Rsp DOrt. um ii& oau'
ernb nieberaulafen. = Den @beleutsn
Better 8reib III elm Sobn seboren tpor'
osn.-Serr unb Srau SObn aorb rsiiten
am Dienifas ua4 Warren. pa, mo iis
in Sufunft pOhnsn usrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Dttt6tpu.

-Y. W. Sutton bon Wef Bittston
srfldri, bab er am Oonnsritas Nadt
nabe benz o.. 8. & SO. 8abnbof BON bier
Wdnnern ansssrlffen ipurpe, bic ibn
nisbsri1lusen uno um s5 beraubten. VI
Bat feline Soee. tper Die 8erle iinb.
Die @oronsrs @sidmorenen. ipeIds
baS nneIad i'm cripple Sdadt unters
iudten, BEL bsm am porIebten Samitas
adt Mannsr set6piet tuurosn. erfldrtsn
na1 sinssbsnoer nnterfudana, bab
WaIdinilt 9rics unb Sremier Inibonp
oirstt psrantiportIid iinb. oab bic 8arrsn
ben Sdudt binab farstsn.
SIN go. 10 Sda@t Der 8enn.
2obIsn So. lieb am Wontas Der Wai4i'
niit ben SabritubI au bod 8sten upb er
iraf bas 3ao oben unb serbra6 es elm
IbeiI Der Trammer fel ben 300 Sub
tiefen Sdo1t binab, bod b6rien bic
baieIbh Aneehsllten bas @st0ie uno
bradisn iid nod re&tasitis in Si4er'
belt.