The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-01


CAMP LAKEyIEW, Lake City, June
9o.-(Special)- 1.-The last day of labor for
the Second regiment at Camp Lakeview
has passed, and by tomorrow evening
the camp grounds will be deserted ex-
cept for the few men who will be de-
tailed to remain here and guard the gov
eminent property. Company c will break
camp at $50 tomorrow morning, and will
leave for Winona on the 10 o'clock train.
The remainder Of the regiment will leave
for st. Paul at 1 o'clock on a special
train. There they will be dismissed and
will depart for their respective stations.
The next regiment to come to camp
will be the Third, which will arrive July
5. From tomorrow until that date the
city of tents will be devoid of excitement
or habitation.
No drills will be held tomorrow, but
the usual guard mount will take place at
the regular hour, that detail to serve
until the command leaves camp at
clock.
Adjt. Gen. George c. Lambert is in
camp, and will issue a check to Col.
Bobletter tomorrow morning with which
to pay the men Of his command. The
colonel will issue checks to each of the
company commanders. and they will pay
the men.
Dress parade was held as usual this
evening In the presence of large crowd.
After parade 10000 rounds of ammunition
was issued, and the regiment took part
in a sham battle.
FINAL SCORES.
The skirmish run has been completed,
and the average totals given out A
sharpshooter must make an aggregate
score of 1877, and a marksman may qualify
from the three known ranges by making
a total of 1O5 or more. The complete list
of sharpshooters and marksmen is as fol-
lows:
sharpshooters : Sergeant IIilderman,
Company B. 1888; Private R. HiIderman,
Company e., 1874; M. L. Fuller, Company L.
225; Elof Pearson, Company I, 1876; Ser
geant f. L. Willard, Company T. 1877
The marksmen who qualified are:
Company A-Lieut. J. P Graft III:
Corporal s. E. Blekre, 106; Capt. Busch
ers, 40; Lieut.. R. Fritsche 1S9; Sergeant
p Company I RaLie ut J. Q. Voter. IA;
Private Brenaler, I18; Sergeant i Miller. io8
Lieut.. A. G. Blaker, 1A; Private H. P.
Man, Ill.
Company E-Private Ole Sand, 107;
George Healey, 116; Lieut.. Hodgkins. 143;
Sergeant Panzram, 106
Company F-Sergeant P. Nader, 124;
Private D. A. De Groat. 1O7; Capt Vial,
1913; Corporal Schimke, Ill:
vate Bragg, 125; Sergeant Trenton, 127
Company H-Private E. c. Kopp, 18;
Sergeant E. A. Kopp. 127; Corporal
Houghteling, 1C6.
Private. P. o. styne. III; Private Hinley,
H. Private Willard, 129; Private Wing,
1897 Private Skaug, 112; Private Kersten,
no. Private Lubby, 135; Lieut.. SfmonsOn,
1885, Private W. e. Flat, 131.
Staf-Lieut. Koch, lie.
Company Fs men are the champions
of the team shoot this afternoon. They
succeeded in making a score of S07, hav-
ing made 10 more than any other COM
pany. The other scores made were:
Company A, 59S; Company B, 7S4; Com
panyo c, 787; Company D, f9; Company
Company H, 1884, Company /, 1853.
The men did some hard work and all
tried to win the medal Company I has
held the medal for two straight years,
but lost to Company F today.
CAMP NOTES.
Ex.G Gov. Hubbard, of Red Wing, is a
guest in camp.
Eleven men reported at the hospital on
the sick list today.
Mrs. Culbertson and Miss Brill, of Lake
City, were guests of Mrs. Capt. Wall at
Company F"s quarters today.
Gen. Nuremberg was q visitor at camp