The Saint Paul globe., 1898-08-09
zAzADIL IN CAMP AGAIN
MINNEAPOLIS PRIVATE CAME
IN LATE SUNDAY NIGHT
pearance and Reappearance That
AnnOys the Officers of the Fiji
teenth Regiment-News. of Yes
terday With the Soldier Boys at
Camp Ramsey.

Private Zazadil, the much-wanted
man OF Company A, walked into the
guard house Sunday night at 10 o'clock
srd gave himself up. He presented his
pass for inspection Just as If he was
five minutes late instead of five days.
He has given no explanation of his
reason for not sooner returning to
Camp Ramsey. Yesterday he was en-
ployed on the police crew. Zazadil is in
a bad fix. He stands liable to be charg-
ed With diSobedience of orders (article
or war No 62) and absence without
leave (article of war No. 32). On the for
mer charge he can be given two years
Imprisonment, and on the latter six
months and heavy fine. He will prob
ably have TO answer to both charges, as
his offense is peculiarly aggravated
from the fact that it is the third time
he has absented himself in this man
ner. Late last night Corporal Vevea
and a squad returned from a prolonged
search in the Twin Cities, from which,
OF course, they came empty-handed, as
the bird was already Gagged.
Lieut.. L. V. Hubbard received orders
yesterday afternoon, to report for duty
at Jacksonville. as aide de camp to
Brig. Gen. Hubbard. Lieut. Hubbard
was relieved from duty last night by
Lieut.. Col. Leonhauser, and he will
NNeRA AOA lllC oOulu early lOudy. T..
Hubbard, by his modest and unasSum-
Ing manner among the officers, and his
universal courteous treatment of those
whom be ranked, has made himself
especially dear to the members of the
regiment. His superiors have nothing
but kind words to say of him, and,
While all are glad that he is ''up a
notch" they are sorry to lose him.
Every soldier in the regiment hopes to
go to Jacksonville, and that the lieu
tentant will rejoin them there.
Lieut.. F. J. Barrows, of Company A,
Is at his home, No 10 Ninth street
north, Minneapolis, sick. The lieutenant
is having tussle with the popular all
nient, ephemeral fever 1t has gone
down the line among the boys OF the
Fifteenth in the past ten days pretty
thoroughly. Those who have suffered
from bowel trouble seem to be the ones
chosen to have a tilt with the fever.
1t has not been considered serious by
the surgeons Of the regiment and has
invariably yielded easily to treatment
Lieut.. Barrows' return is looked for
soon.
Corporal Grant, of Company I, has
been reduced to the ranks, on account
of his having been chosen for hospital
service. Yesterday Capt. Bond held a
competitive examination Of sixteen pri-
Yates of Company l. to determine who
was pest ntled Tor the position OF COR
poral to fill the vacancy. Homer Cole,
those home is in Chippewa Falls, Wis.,,
stood highest and is to be made cor
poral.
The regimental dress parade last
night, by the Fifteenth, has never been
equaled at Camp Ramsey, by any regi-
ment in the state. There wasn't, the
sign of a hitch throughout the cere-
niony. In the manual the men were
splendid at *Order armsr' The guns
struck the ground as if they were one
piece. The alignment of the companies
IN review was good, that of Companies
u and l calling out hearty handicap
from the visitors. Nor could the au-
dience, many of them judges of what
military work is, restrain their enthu-
Slasm at the showing made by the regi-
n1ent in the manual. The Third battal-
ion was in command Of Capt Elwin
The captain handled the battalion like
a born major. Not little of the sue
cess of the dress parade is due to the
battalion adjutants. Leuts RaSk. of
the First; Bookstaver, of the Second
and Dewey, of the Third battalion. per-
formed their duties in a credtable man
ner.
The following order is in effect at Camp
Ramsey: f
Headquarters Fifteenth Minnesota Volun-
teer lnfantry-Camp Ramsey, Mimi, Aug. g.
!SSS-General Orders No. 5: Beginning on
the Sth inst. and until further orders. the
Following routine will be Observed: