The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-15
MUSICIANS Arb in DEMAND
THEY CAN FIND PLACES IN THE
NEW FoRTY-FIFTH IN
PANTRY
Enlistment Is Progressing at Fair
Rate OF Speed, the Present
Strength of sthe Regiment Being
362-Five, Prfvates in Trouble.

Fourteen mers were added to the Forty
fifth regiment u, s. volunteers yesterday.
This brings up the entire enlistment so
far to 1862 men. It Is possible that a few
of these may be found disqualified, but
probably not, as the service rules of en-
listment have been considerably relaxed
Of late. The government is anxious to
recruit the regiments as early as posi-
BILE. Men who would not have been ac-
cepted for the Spanish-American war
are now taken on readily. Illegal enlist
ments are, of course, discouraged, and all
parties under age are required to secure
consent Of their parents. The names of
the men enlisted are as follows:
John L.. Gray Dudley V. Whitaker,
Clarence A. Galloway, Robert c. Foster,
Carl Dredslo, William II. Shattuck, James
M Haddock, Earhart Felters, Gerald Ri
ley, Andrew Kalarchek, Henry. Bitsche-
naur, John Olson, Christ F. Ployer Sam
uel Sampson.
There Is special demand for musicians
and men for the hospital corps Such
men receive SIS per month at the start,
and ~ per cent additional during the time
of war. The musicians corps is by no
means full, neither is that of the hospital
service. Capable. men for these positions
will be taken on readily.
Ihere is noticeable Improvement in
the drilling of the men now on the
ground. They are drilled every day from
) p. m. until 40, and are making fine
progress in the evolutions.< Drills are now
conducted in front of the company bar
racks, but the ground will be changed
when the regiment goes into camp south
10 tl1o
Following is. a synopsis of the general
order issued yesterday:
Until further orders the following serv-
ice calls will, be observed in the Forty
fifth regiment U. s. volunteers:
Reveille, first call. a. M; morning
gun, followed by march, and Immediately
following reVeille, 6:10; assembly, CHS;
breakfast, $50; dinner, 1900 noon : supper,
p. NJ; retreat, first CALL $50; retreat,
5:45; call to quarters, 1915; taps, II 100
p. m. -.
Company cQmmanders will make an in
spection of meals at least once each day,
and will see, that the men are properly
dressed, Company commanders will sub
NIT each day to the adjutant full informa-
ton regarding drill, inspection, number
OF absent, number of present land new
men enlisted. Company commanders will
each day inspect the quarters Of their
several companies between the hours Of
and 10 a. m.,l and report at II a. m.
the result of such inspection of the regi-
ment. -"
Yesterday. Charles T. Broogen and
Charles P. AEdlund, street railway con-
duCtors, secdred Warrants for the arrest
of five men charged with assault. Mon
day evening the assault is alleged to have
been committed, but. the warrants have
not yet bee1f' served. The men have been
before Col. Dorst, and stated their side
of the ease, and the matter NAV not go
any further. :. Maj Brown said yesterday
that he had assessed the men S. and $40
apiece, but that, this being the first Of
tense since enlistment, he had made the
line merely nominal. The charge against
the men was aSSaulting the conductor
and motorman' who were rather severely
handled. If the civil authorities demand
that the men shall be turned over to them
it is considered quite likely that Col
Dorst will do so.
Nearly all of the men enlisted Yesterday
came from outside the state. They are
being sent in as rapidly as it is possible
to pick them up from whatever locality
recruiting officer for the Forthwith regi-
ment is stationed. ~
One Of the men enlisted yesterday was
former member of the Fifteenth Min
nesota regiment, among certain of whose
members mutfny occurred at Augusta,
Ca He is a stalWart young fellow and,
having said that he had served nine
months in the Spanish-American war. de-
clared his intention of re-enlisting. He
was brought before Maj. Brown, who
said:
did you have any hand in the mutiny
in the Fifteenth
II did all could to prevent it." was
the reply. ~
1t is considered quite likely that he will
have little difficulty in again getting to