The Saint Paul globe., 1898-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS CLAIMS THREE.
Said That the Governor Gives That

Said That the Governor Gives Tint
City the Lions Share a,.--if
Besides Capt. James Elwin's comoany.
Capt. Thomas Leonard and Capt. Charles e.
Bond will furnish companies from Minneapo-
lis. These gentlemen were called to ST.
Paul by Gov. Clough yesterday at II o'clock
and informed of the call and the commits
sons of the companies announced. Cant
Leonard will have with him E.. j. McMahon
first lieutenant and David D. Tenney. sec
ond lieutenant and will report at Camp
Ramsey Tuesday morning if possible. Capt
Bonds lieutenants are W.. A. Edwards, first
lieutenant, and Carl S. Pattee, second lieu
tenant. This company will report at the
camp Wednesday noon.
Recruiting will be carried on by Capt Ell
win and Capt Leonard today at the Mime
apoiis armory but Capt. Bond will not re-
cruit until Tuesday morning.
Capt. Leonard has had long military ex-
perience. having attended an Eastern mill
tary. college. and having held commission
in the national guard Of the state of New
York. In addition he has seen service in
the regular army, and has been an active
Lieut.. McMahon is a Minnesota man, born
at Farbault in 1859. He was a member of
the Faribault company of the National guard
from 1878 to 1882, when he was admitted to
the practice Of law, and moved to North Da-
kota. He came to Minneapolis ten years ago,
and has formed large acquaintance. Lieut..
Mcmahon stands 6 feet inches in his stock
ings, and presents very military appear
ancs. His company is already proud Of him.
Lieut.. Tenney is Minneapolis man. lie
has been student at Yale. He a mem
Der of the Cleveland guards of Washington.
ana later sbt was mem0er OF Battery A.
Capt. Band was born in March. 1865, on a
farm near Titusville, N. J. From eleven to
ne in MS the
In 1881 he came to Minneapolis and went to
work in the saw mills. Gov. Clough would
not give him more than s1.25 per day, SO he
Gen. Miles, Fifth U. S. infantry, and served
five years. He then came to Minneapolis.
wards studied lay. He graduated from the
university law school in 1890, and has prac-
ticed here since, having been Justice for the
been five years in Company I of the Mime
sofa National guard. He is noted rifle
shot and hsd much to develop good shots
in the Minneapolis battalion.
Lieut. Pattee is a son of w. S. Pattee, dean
of the university law school. He was born in
! Maine in 1873 At an early age his parents
moved to Mortified, Mimi, and in 1890 to
Minneapolis He was for some time cap
tain of cadet company. For the last hve
years he has been with the zimmerman
Capt Elwin's company recruited at the ar
mory yesterday, and the following recruits
were added: Louis Lindstrom, W. IL. Moore,
252S Twelfth avenue south; George ID. Sea-
born, 24s Twenty-seventh avenue south J. s.
Wilson 2546 Third avenue south; John Lind
quist a6 Adams street nor'heast; aSa; Thomas Gans
street north; Eugene Bayless, 323S Johnson
street northeast: Adam Krieger: Fremont,
o. Fred Johnson 2S Sys asenSe
street Hamline Char:es Anderson. John Nc
Kown, Bridge square; Patrick McNaughton.
Bridge square; L;oya Gna Wilson s.,5 i r,., second
nue. south; j. E. Wise, European hotel Petus
Johnson 256 Thirteenth avenu south; Andrew
schafer, Richield; William Corbett, Cincin-
natl.
Michael Lynch. San Jose, Cal, Eugene Lee,
Kone. Fremont, Neb.; Andrew Lee, Third
Wilmot D. Steveng. 1nt Nicolet; John T.
Cassidy, Hastings; B. H. Nelson, 1425 Fifth
street southeast Hans Iindskow, 225 Cedar
northeast; R. J. Tibbets, 2o6 Nicolet.
The men who have beenifn the company and
are now ready are; Japss Eiwin. F. J. Bar
5Sss Clark es E. J. Smith. II. W. 'IPeas: Peas:ee Il. j.
Bomque F. G. Bepis, J. G. Butals, W. Beck.
F. e Bachen, @ O. An AIlen; 1ssaau: A. c; Bradd; A G.
Cheney. Charles Grave J. Higgins, A. Z.
Hubbe,i, J; Hughes. T. A. Johnson, NJ J.
Fred FRI Johnson. R. Kopea5effer. HIS II. stamwitz. S1,
J. Hefferin. l.. Larsbn. Nels Leonard. F. Mil
Ter. P. J. Mulligan, T. T.tSvaleson. h Senior.
oeep O. B. Wharton. n j. woodward. Charles Charles
Wilber, Mark whftney,o:L. ]. Ward J. ].
Zasdill, ]. G. Aune. ]. McDonnough, Patrick
jamin Hendrickson A. J. Holland, II. Martin.
L. c. Roberts. R. C. Simpson, ]. s. Ne.son.
Thomas Curley. P. Haggerty. W. E. Wood
Those who enlisted yesterday in Capt.
Leonard's company are: Ernest Newman.
1401 Franklin street east: Eugene Lee and
John Walker National Employment company.
Peter Sodergren, 1103 Fifth street south; viii
liam A. Moore, 252S Twelfth avenue south:
August Lindwall 1416 Second avenue south:
p Mackay, Saltwater; Charles A. Rose;
Mansfield E. McKusick, S2S Hennepin Claud
w. Boehmler. q Fifteenth street west; Lewis
F. Miles, 2106 Third avenue south; Harold r.
Morse. 6S Thirteenth street south: A. B. Hog
lunds 70 vineland pace; A. A. Anderson, Ss
Sixth street south; Amos Riley. 1908 Aldrich