The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-27
WILL MAKE ITS bow TODAY

FIFTEENTH REGIMENT READY
FOR CORNER STONE EXERCISES
Col. Shandre,v's Command Will he
Under the Critical Public Gaze,
and Is Expected TO Occasion No
Little Favorable Comment -
Lieut.. Vincert's Case to he In
vestfgatcC-Notes From Camp.
The Fifteenth regiment was busy
yesterday pluming itself and arrang-
ing its back hair preparatory to max
ing its bow to the public at the corner
stone ceremonies today. The detail
from each company which Will come
TO town was put through platoon
movements from y TO u. The staff Of
iiCers were all out watching the move
ments of the men, making corrections
and suggestions wherever necessary
and lending aid in the general dressing
up. If the men Of the Fifteenth do
not get q touch of stage fright, the
people Of the state who see them today
Will see a body of troops that they may
We'll be proud of. One would scarcely
believe that in so short a time as the
boys have had to practice that such
progress as they have made could De
accomplished. The men will be put
through the early morning drill this
morning, and will then clean up their
Announcements and brush up generally
and rest. After an early dinner they
Will leave the camp ground shortly at
ter u and come down to the rendeZ-
Yous. After the parade they will re-
turn to camp. and rest will be the or
der of business for the balance of the
day.
The field hospital corps has been Civ
en- a thorough lesson in their duties,
and any man becoming overheated or
falling from the ranks from any other
illness will receive prompt and proper
care. Ali of the boys are clamoring TO
be allowed to participate, but those
who have shown any signs of physical
weakness or who have been at sick
call recently will be left at camp. Capt.
Dolan, officer of the day, Will have
charge of the camp and what is left
of the regiment during Col. Shan
dreW's absence.
The competitive drill between Com
panies \ and b viii probably not occur
as up to last night nsither company
had been requested to enter. The cclor
guard CT the regiment today, will be
under command of First Sergeant Guy,
Chaplain of Company L, and will be
composed Of the following men detailed
from each c-c,Qany:
Company A-Ckclrners, Ttbbets DIVES.
Company B-Smith, Lang, Myers.
Company C-Davis, Sullivan, Ryan.
Company DIARY, Swenson, Alherg.,.
Company myers, Killian Even-on.
Company G-Scott, Ruttes, Gaud.
Company H-Bgow, Parnno, Hoi OF.
I OH Ertto
Company K-Hanes Hanson, Anderson
Company S-Scott, Siegert, Troty.
Company M-Miler, Bjaneiid, Nillicnnor.
The affair which occurred at the
guard house Monday excited good
deal OF talk throughout the regiment
yesterday. The matter was brought to
Col. Shandrew's notice, officially, yes
terday, and will be investigated fully.
Lieut.. Vincent denies that he struck
the man or that he had in any manner
exceeded his authority. The privates
who wee the cause of the trouble were
tried by field officers court and each
received a fine. One so, one 81 and the
other 81.
The Fifteenth settled up with the
state yesterday AMI now owes nothing
for supplies and so-forth, which were
advanced. QuartermaSter NJ. Coa is in
absolute charge of the commissary de-
par Sinent, and QuartarmaSter stores OF
amically adjusted. Seven tents were
set up, and assigned to the use of the
band. An extra hospital tent and fig
was also put up. Thirty answered to
sick call yesterday, but none accepted
the hospitality of Maj. Dennis any fur
theT than to CAL.
CAMP NOTES.
Mrs. Leonhauser ard son, Mrs Loring, Mrs.
splann' Capt, Severance and Otto Lamb
were callers at headquarters yesterday.
Comnanits and l. have o:ganiz- d b,u
teams. Each company has lot of good
timber and. last night they met for ,r--
Company A men from which team viii b,
chosen are: Hymer. and c.; Davis, D. and
c.; ktchell, 1b: h. Westby SIS; Hover IS:
c. Smith, 2b; Sergeant Smith, If: Hugher
CT; henerEin, RI: substitutes, Chalmers, Sag
McDCnough and Corporal Blu Ike.
Company L will have a team chosen from
Arnsen, pitcher; Sergeant Peterson, second
Peterson, shortstop; Corporal McGinn's.
pitcher and Shorts o.; Berringer center field:
Wood. right field; J. Ryan fist base; st mes
center field; O'DoHald, left fed; Evans, lett
heid' Mah9n. third base; showalter, short
stoP. and Grossly, center field.
Officer OF the day last night Capt Dolan:
oinceT OF Lle guard, Lieut.. Barrows Junior
officer of the guard, Lieutenant Nelson.
Fex Be ga5 B GG GmP baG,s last nght
Corpora. Schloss had charge of quar- rs for
Company l yesterday.
First Sergeant Jones. of Company I. was
compl mented yesterday by his super:ors fer
having very neat quarters. Tie sergeant has
one OF the neatest chess in camp
Privates Foley and Grant, of Company l.
are detailed to hospital corps. F,l5y's knowl-
edge of medicine ought to make him an in
dispen-ab man 10 the corps. Jim's smile Is
as good as tonic always
Guard detail for Company Z last night:
Corporal Ellsworth, Priva;e Gibble, Harburg
Harper.
Corporal Deadly had charge of quarters for
Company E yesterday.
Visitors to Company e yesterday: z. c.
Baird CHARLES Catan Mrs. Berry and Mss
Crew, all of Gracevi.le
Guard detail Company last night Cor
Eorai Yet;er, Privates Harms, Huldin and
Hul-g ren.
Corporal Fredenherg had charge of quarters
for Company ID yesterday.
Company guard detail .ast night: Hicks
Howard, Hu.cison. Jacobson and Corporal
Collins.
Corporal lie May had charge of quarters
for Company yesterday.
Hassell, of Company B, was arderly to
Col. Sh2ndrew yesterday.
Guard detail for Company NJ last night: