The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-31
HIS ARMY SERVICE IS DONE
COL. SHANDREW CAN NEVER
RESUME HIS COMMAND

While the Surgeons Attending the
Frustrated Colonel Do Not Fear a
Fatal Termination of His Mnladv.
They Consider That 1t VIII De-
bar Him From Future Service
News of Camp Ramsey.
Yesterday every man in the Fifteenth regi-
ment from officer to private. had a kind
wish to express for Col. Shandrew.
The news that he was dangerously ill.,
which The o b contained yoste. day morn
ing was the first intimation that most of the
ohcers and men had received thai there
was anything serious in the colonel's
one OF Them tor Col. Shandrew has So man
aged matters in the organization of thu regi-
IN grave trouble. Almost the frs: ques ION
TO greet the last conner from IOWA was:
lave you heard how Col. Shandrew is?"
Nothlng came from the sick mans home
10 tighten their anxiety. Majors Gotham a.,l
Dennis rode over TO the colonel's house at
noon, and when they returned late in the
afternoon they were besieged by eager ques-
uonS as to his condition. They had moth
Ing new to say beyond what had already bsea
witness TO the feelings that were in the r
nearts: At II o'clock last night the last
question asked The obe repo.tr was:
rs Col. Shandrew any better?'' And the
corporal of the guard went back to tell the
Elsuui looking mon OF his relief tn news
camp. "
Co. Shandrew's condition remains un
changed. He is in the possess on of all his
faculties except that OF speech. but the d c.
tors are convinced that there is m ikei-
hood OF his recovery in time to take com
sumo any military duly.
Last night Maj: Dennis and Dr. Hender-
son ned consultation at the h1me CT The
SICK man; At the conclusion of the con-
sultation Maj: Dennis said that he lad never
seen case like that of Col. ShanGrew He
said that it was evident that there was o.
of blood on the brain, and that i; hal form d
IN such position as to interfere only with
10 had not extended farther and involved the
other faculties. 'i
IF Col: Shandrew ever recovors his wi e"
me physi4ne and constitutional streng h will
overcome whae FOt-d be gene. ally an
durable affection He may in the ccuse o.
ume entirely overcome the disco cr
Ut. henderson said. after thu ccntu'tat.on!
Col. Shandrew will not recover lis speech
SO that he may take his command agsin
That much is certain. His recovery will be
very SLOW"
Neither of the doctors thought tbor. wrs
danger OF fatal termination to the strcke
that Col. Shandrew sustained
Gov Cioush called on the Fifteenth last
night and brought some good news to The
members OF the regiment. Good even if it
was cOnd tiOnal. He Id: The Fl 'teenth will
60 to Jacksonville if the health conditions
are favorable l have been notified by Adj
lutant General Corbin that an investigation
is now in progress as to the situation at
Jacksonville as to health. If everything is
favorable there, and the general health of
the Fifteenth remains good, jacksonville will
De the destination of the regiment" Just how
doubtful.
In this connection The Globe can say
that a prominent officer Of the Fifteenth re-
ceived letter yesterday from high ofieial
In command at Jacks 7nville which is apro-
pos to this case. The gentleman says:
Sen Ftzhngh Lee has requested tlat the
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mand and his request will probably be grs Mt
ed: You will find the climate here much
better than you anticipate. The troo7s sta
toned mere are enjoying good health" This
would indicate that il was pretty ev.d Mt
that the Fifteenth would go to Jacksonville
Company muster VIII ocour this morning
Companies will form in their streets and the
rolls will be called. Any man not answering
his name or not accounted for will not be
entitled to pay for past service. 1t is gen.
orally called mustered for pay There will
The Second battalion was out In review
yesterday evening and made fine appear
teenth regiment is forging along to the front
in q manner that is surprising. 1t is not a
one day or one week squirt They are COM
irs along steadily and rapidly. The appear
ance of the men last night was an eye-opener
for the large crowd OF spectators from the
judges Of what soldering is and of the time
and patience that it generally takes to get a
crowd of raw 'uns' into shape for business.
most last night and who were loudest in the
commentators that were heard.
Capt. Spicer is officer of the day today;
Lieut.. McMahon officer of the guard; Lieut.
EcSles junior officer OF the guard; Faulkner,
Company NJ, sergeant Of guard; Won Hagen
Company A. junior sergeant of guard;
Schloss, of Company l. Mcmillan, of Com
pany G, and Turtcheu, of Company H, cor
porals.
Guard yesterday: Capt. Morrison, Company
c, officer Of the day; Lieut.. Bennett Com
pany F. senior officer of guard; Lieut. Ten
ney, Company +, junior officer of guard; Net
Teton Company l., sergeant Of guard; Bolin,
Company X, junior sergeant of guard; Nit
Newton, Company F. corporals. First relief
G. Masters L. c. Marshall, Kinds, Company
c; w. Flykt, o. Hagerman, Geoghegon, Com
pany d; E. Lang, Karg, Kleveland, Company
pany B. Second relief: Emil, Reddel Scott
Rodgers, VIII Pickett Company C; j. A.
Glenn, John Edwards, Harry Burmiester
Company H; Charles Jackson, ]. Bl:chfelt
7. Brown, J. Book, Company l; Olaf Rinning
Company E; A. D. Farman, Company K
Third relief: T. d. Belsheim, A Alexon, D.
J. Whitney, Company K; F. Segart, w. F.
strache, a. Stein, Company L; D. A. Cous-
ms, H. w: Bateman, L. Christensen, Com
pany NJ ]. NJ Rudd, W. Stevens Company
A; J. A. Long, Company B.
The following named privates are trans
ferred for service with the regmental band
until further orders: Privates Savage, Lyt-
tie and Tyleston, Company A; Privatos
. Young, Auderberg and Holstein, Company C;
Privates WeIker and Flynn, Company E; Pri-
Yates Kulp. Sweet, Peterson, Brown, Dunn
and Plat Company 1; Privates Hutchens and
Wachuta Company K; Privates Opsohl,
Steen and Stronge. Company NJ.
Corporal Timothy Cox, Of Company H. is
reduced to private, on account of ineficiency
and characterization, and Private Chas. John