The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-15

The one hundredth and last recruit to
be mustered into the Thirteenth regi-
ment for service in the Philippines, took
the oath of allegiance at precisely 6
o'clock yesterday afternoon. His name
is Christ Nelson and he lives at >S57
East Ninth street. There was doubt
whether he or Frank Shower should
be accepted for service, and at Showers
suggestion they shook dice to see which
should be recruited, Nelson won the
throw and Shower gracefully submit
ted. Lieut.. Merrill consoled him by
saying that something might turn up
that would admit him to the regiment.
The men mustered in yesterday were:
William K. Folmer, 1888 East Robbie street
AIIan F. Williams Hams, H ss bag MINI.
William A. Hayes, 1873 Grove street.
Henry C. Greenlee. St. Paul.
Charles H. Lefevre. 1894 East Seventh
street.
Henry L. Beckjord. Willmar. MINI.
George A. Smith. Willmar, MINI.
Otto II. Raddatz. 52s Charles street.
William A Repke 224 Mount Airy street.
John F. Lynch. AL Jackson street..
John f. Kovec. 500 Warsaw street.
Herbert c. Shannon, 65 West Seventh
street.
Christ Nelson. S57 East Ninth street.
The recruits will leave st. Paul at
T:30 this evening and will travel over
the Northern Pacific railroad to San
Francisco. where they will arrive Sun
day. The men will have tourist sleepers
ard will take with them a supply of
coffee, which they will be able to pre-
pare on the train. This will do away
With tthe necessity for stopping at sta
tions for coffee ard will also save con-
siderable expense to the government for
coffee money. They will also be p-ovid-
cd with the boxes mentioned in yeSter-
days paper.
The men will report at the armory at
8 o'clock this morning and will receive
hats, blouseS, overalls, 1eggins shoes
and camp kits. They will be fully
equipped with everything except arms.
A dinner is to be served at the arm
ory at p. IN.
Lieut.. Merrill is extremely gratified
over the success of his mission. The
recruiting. party arrived in st. Paul
Friday, opened headquarters Saturday,
had all the men they needed Sunday
night, and examined and swore them in
by Tuesday night The work could not
have been completed in Shorter order.
At Minneapolis the examinations re-
suited liz the acceptance of the follow
ing:
For Company X. stillwater-Charles E.
| Connors. VILLAIN George Bootherton, Oscar
Grant. RAYMOND R. Downs. James Joseph
McGee. John Francis Scott, Stephen La Fur
gey, William e. Spindle. James o. Hara
Warren ]. Hochne, E: Thompson, A. L.
Downs. H. S. jerks, w. A. Garen. d. P.
Mcdonald Pat NJ. Mcleod, E. f. MCCLELLAN.
F: ]. Peterson, Daniel Brophy,e Frank Cowl.
| The following We're rejected: George A. An
derson, James L. Hall. Morris c: Lund. Hen
ry R. Voligny: Michael Fitzgerald. John Nc
Gillen, John A. Westergren, G. F. Barstow.
For Company G. Red Wing-Christ C..
Bracher Alfred H. Baldwin, Carl o. Bkkae,
George ". Baker. Arthur W. Clement. Ho-
I'm lor
Head, Charles ]. Hartman. Victor Johnson,
Emil E. Jorgenson, Hugh Kennedy; Owen
| Fred Newcomb. Frank D. Putnam, Leonard
L. PHELPS Fred H. Scobie, Henry Seebach,
| Bert stockwell. Charles Sundberg. The fol-
dore W. Frenn. Oscar Swanson, Douglas Ii.
Tandy, Stanley E. Day. Harry L. Barrett,
Alfred Norgren. August P Peterson.
Benson Owen. Berrtramson. Martin A., Cap
ser. Joseph H., Cootey. George H.. Davis,
Thomas Ershman Oscar afrsa Flick Robert Sst
tin E.. Johnson, Charles. Kyrige, Ole, Lind
ley, William c.. Newdall. Axel. MILAN. Ed
ward r. Pilgrim William H Pandus , Frank
j.. Ramey, George NJ. Schumacher, Peter H..
Warner, Otto B., Wes, !, Lambert 15 : d.,
Bassett, Elmer, Berry, Hartley A., Cork,
Wallin j.. Conrad Charles f.. Bushek. Jo-
Seph, GeiSt, Arthur H., Hoadfey, William,
| Holland. Christ j., Hendrickson, Charles,
| Kelly, Richard H., Koenitz. Theodore R.,
Neyhart, Frank A., Podas, Fred j., Petrio.
Daniel, Parks. Jarvis L., Smith, Archie L.,
Stephens Reynell S.. Sh.lock, John c., Ryan,
| Patrick. sThemcson, II. l..
call has been Issued to the G. A.
l.; posts of Minneapolis by President
a. B. Aplin, of the Post Commanders
| association, to assemble with post col
| o,s at the Armory at 7:39 O'Clock this
evening, to conduct The recruits for the
| Thirteenth regiment to the Milwaukee
| depot The train leaves at o'clock.
| Morgan Post Drum corps will meet at
its hall at Z o'clock. and will proceed
/ to the Arrory, and participate in the
| parade.