The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-06

yesterday. Lieut.. Col. Mccoy has sue
ceeded in finding a charger, and he Is
now one of the most imposing officers
at the camp.
which is operated by Sergeant A. F..
Koch.
The presence Of measles in the barn
occupied by Company X, Thirteenth
regiment, was discovered yesterday
morning. William Organ, Of Saltwater,
was found to be suffering with the
disease and was removed to the brigade
hospital. The doctors Immediately or
dered Organ to be quarantined and he
was taken to a small out-building,
where he was provided for.
An insane man created good deal
of excitement yesterday morning.
Early in the morning DR.. Jacoby was
notified by telephone that crazy man
belonging in the camp was making
trouble in New Brighton, about six
miles from ST. Paul. DR.. Jacoby called
Dr. Law and they hitched up the am
bulance and drove to that town. There
they found M. j. Anderson, of Com
pany d, Fourteenth regiment, in the
hands of the sheriff. He was very
violent and was shackled hand and
foot. He was captured the previous
afternoon after a hard chase. His
actions indicated that he was not in
his right mind, and the authorities Of
the town thought it best to restrain
him. He fought desperately before he
was overpowered, and then 1t required
six men to handle him. The doctors
brought him back to camp, and yeSter-
day afternoon the sheriff of Zum brOta
came to camp and took him to his
home.
Anderson joined the company just be-
- l1Q& Il
ed to be all right. He acted strangely
Sunday, but did not excite suspicious
as to his sanity, but on Monday, while
most of the company was attending
Gen. Mason's funeral, he treated the
others to cigars and Immediately dis
appeared. 1t was supposed he had
gone home and his name was scratched
from the company's muster roll. The
men were surprised when they learned
OF his plight
Patrick Murphy of Company F,
Twelfth regiment, living in Red Wing,
was injured severely yesterday morn
ing by being kicked by a horse. He
was riding a bicycle and rode under
a horse which kicked him in the neck.
He was carried to the brigade hospital
and later was removed to the city hos
pital.
The men continue to suffer with sore
have not been attacked with fits of
hoarseness. But when the circum-
stances are considered there are few
cases of actual sickness in camp.
The men of every company spent
most OF the day drilling. All the COM
panies are making great progress. The
recruits are doing much better than
was expected and In a short time they
will compare favorably with the veter-
ans.
First Sergeant c. w. Langdon, of
Company I, Thirteenth regiment, has
been appointed regimental commissary
and the men are glad to have so good a
man In that position. They feel as
sured that they will. receive full ra-
tons.
None of the men in camp are finding
fault with the rations. The commits
saries are all trying to give satisfac-
ton, and up to date they have sue
ceeded. The men say their friends
need not fear for them on that score.
A number of ladies who had an idea
that the men were starving at camp
sent some of them big boxes of extra
provisions, and some of the men now
have enough food on hand to last a
week. There is no danger Of starva-
ton at Camp Ramsey.
Company D, Thirteenth regiment, has
a new cook stove, and the men are
very proud of It. 1t was built by Chief
Cook Rowe. 1t is constructed of brick,
and it has a steel top. 1t is big enough
for a regiment, and is the most COM
plete in camp. The company o. has a
set of good dishes and excellent cook
ing utensils.
The following details were made yes
terday:
brigade HeadQuarters Details.
toll Of :a,,f
Col Price. Thirteenth infantry
a. m.-Field officer of the day, Maj Bid
we'll, Fourteenth infantry.
Twelfth Regiment Details.
GAS p. m.-Oficer of the day, Capt. Wood,
Company D; senior officer Of the guard
Lieu. Page, Company D; Junior officer Of
the guard. Lieut. Nicholson. Company D.
a. m.-Officer of the day, Capt. Griswod
Company H; senior officer of the guard
Lieut.. Henton. Company H junior officer
of the guard, Lieut.. Benney, Company H.
Thirteenth Regiment Details.
GAS p. m.-Officer of the day. Capt Diggles,
Company B; senior officer of the guard,
Lieut. c. A. Clark. Company E; Junior
officer of the guard, Lieut.. Sauter, Com
pany H.
s a. m.-oficer of the day, Capt. ]. P. Mas
terman Company K; senior officer of the
guard, Lieut.. +. Morley, Company u;
junior officer of the guard, Lieut. Keller,
Company B.
Fourteenth Regiment Details.
6:45 p m--Offlcer of the day, Capt. Baxter,
Company F; senior officer of the guard,
Lieut.. Danstrom, Company F; junior Of
fcer Of the guard,
a. m.-Oficer of the day, Capt. Holmes,
Company E. senior officer of the guard,
Lieut.. Baker, Company E Junior officer of
| the guard, Lieut.. Matson, Company 2.
The men expect great crowds of Wis
itors Sunday, when special excursions
will be run on all the railroads from
| towns represented in the camp to St
Paul. The City railway company is
preparing for rush of visitors to the
| camp, and every available car will be
put in service to the fair grounds. II
| is expected that there will be little
| drilling that day, on account Of the
| crowds who will interfere with any.
| thing of the kind
Services will be held in camp Sun
| day by all the chaplains. Chaplain
Clemens will preach in the morning
| to the Twelfth regiment Chaplair
| Cressey to the Thirteenth, and Chaplain
| Colbert to the Fourteenth.
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