The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-21
LIFE AT LAKE CITY
TWO PLEASANT SOCIAL. FUNCTIONS
FEATURES OF THE DAY
IN CAMP
TOO MUCH BRIGHT SUNSHINE
Heat Again Intense, but in Spite of
1t There Were the Regular Drills,
and the Men Went to the Ranges
The Governor, Accompanied by
His star, VIII BE in Camp on
Saturday.

| saturday,
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, Mimi,
July D.-(Special.) -Saturday will be gov
ernor's day for the Fourth regiment
and the artillery battalion The gov
! ernor expects to arrive in the morning
with his staff. He will inspect the camp,
and in the evening will be rendered a re-
view by the infantry and artillery To-
day was one of the warmest of the sea-
son in camp, but there were the regular
drills In the morning, a regimentaI drill
! by battalfons this afternoon and a re-
view this evening for Col. Marsh
At the ranges today the men shot at
300 yards and the following scores were
made:
Company Aired Knee, q.
-, Company B-M: Christensen. %; John
| Taylor, 20: Daniel Peterson, %
Company C-Charles Fisher, %; Earl
Nelson. %; Rudolph Luttgen. 20; Charles
M. Price. Is; Clarence Piper. "a; Charles
B. Black. "a; Percy Kingsley. 80; Arthur
stein, q; William St Amant, A; Henry
Purdy, q; Harvey S. Allen, 81; E. Luce,
| 81; Lieut.. Samuel Fulcrut 40; Private
! Harold La Coste, %.
Company D-William M. Burns, e;
Percy lPS Walton, q 90 George Egbert. 81;
Harry S. Segar. Is; James e. Lee. 80.
Company E-7John Welhaven. %: VIII
Company F-George Ericsson, 80; Frank
Russell, 70; Sergeant Fred G. Frost. 80;
| Villas, q; CORPORAL Clans Van Bergen,
20; Clarence Phillips. 35; Claude Cue, 20.
Company John BrittOn, %; William
Hoser, "a; Roy Hall, &c; Donald Walker,
Andrew Larson, 80; John Serbert. IS;
Claude Burton, "a; Harry Whiting, p;
! Northwey, q.
Staff-Sergeant Major Eastman, 81;
| Sergeant Major Straiton, 81.
| Two social functions were features of
| tCday's dOings in camp. Company d at
noon today entertained a party at dinner.
Adjt. Gen. Lambert, Lieut.. Col. March
ard wife, Miss March, of Litchfield; Mrs.
| Washington Smith, of Minneapolis; Lieut..
| Stone, and Harry Lambert and Miss Jane
Brick, of Lake City.
| This evening a dinner was given by
| Col. March and his officers in honor of
| the officers of the artillery battalion and
| the guests in camp.
The guard detail for tomorrow is as
| follows: officer of the day, Capt Belden,
Company NJ; senior officer of the guard,
Lieut.. Burnett, Company d; junior Off
! Ger of the guard, Lieut.. Meyerding, Com
| pany A.
| The following appointments have been
| made for the non-commissioned staff: AL
| dine c. Eastman, to be regimental ser
| geant major; John V. Eulund, to be regi-
mental quartermaster sergeant; Samuel
! A. Rask, to be regimental commissary
| sergeant; G. Watt Brandon and Frank H.
Phillips, to be battalion sergeant majors.
CAMP NOTES.
In the monthly report for the Mime
| apolis battalion, Company D, stands first,
! and tomorrow Maj. HendIey will decorate
tCapt. Smith with the medal, which he
offers to the company having the highest
| average.
The corporals of the regiment met at 4
! @ clock this afternoon to contest in a
drill for the appointment of color guards
Lieut.. Finehout had command of the
! squad and Corporals Sawyer. of Company
A, and Magoon, of Company G, are the
best versed in drilling and hence receives
! the honors.
Mrs. S. G. Fulcrut, wife ofg Lieut. Full
crut, of Company G, surprised the mem
bers Of this regiment today by making a
score of Is out of a possible so with the
regulation rifle at the 3OO-yard range
Mrs. Rask and Mrs. c. S. Coolidge, of
! Minneapolis, are in camp, the guests of
the formers husband, Capt Rask, of
| Company E.
Sergeant Major Eastman was called to
his home in Litchffeld today on business.
| During his absence Regimental Quarter
| master Sergeant Edlund will perform the
! duties of his office.
| Private Knee, Of Company A, was the
| colonel's orderly today, while Private
| Healey, of Company M, was stationed at
| the adiutants office.
Lieut.. Finehout, who has been transact
! ing business in st. Paul, returned to
! camp this morning.
Corporal Linnemman, of Company L.
was stationed at the brigade headquar-
tiers today as Adjt. Gen. Lamberts or
| derby
n Walls of g. Doll 4 49,,
| the military department of the Boston
| Clothing house, transacted business in
camp today.
BATTERY CAMP.
Regular mounted battery drill was held
| on the parade grounds this morning.
The orderlies at headquarters today
were Privates Thomas and Sawyer, of
| Battery A, and Guyer, of B.
Misses Maude Hubel and Grace McDon-
! aid, of ST. Paul, were guests of Quarter
! master Sergeant Peterson, of Battery A
| today.
| Maj. Libbey has secured a Switchboard
| from st. Paul and hereafter the boys will
| be amused by playing that game.
Private McCarty, of A, was called home
today by the death of his grandfather.
| Lieut.. Groh Of A, has a trumpet that
! he carried when he served as bugIer in
tile Canadian Northwest mounted police
during the Rel rebellion during the
spring of 'S5.
Misses Hannah Mayer and Edith Mel
| son, of st. Paul, the Young ladies who
made the guideon flag for Battery A and
presented it to them just before they
came to camp, were guests IN camp today
Lieut.. Allen, in behalf of the members of
Battery A, Expressed their appreciation
! of the gift. Miss Pauline Bernheim, also
| of the Sanity City, was one of the party
Private Joe West arrived in camp last
| eI ening and is now entertaining the boys
OF Battery A with his female iInpersona-
| tons
Private Shedorsky was called home this
| morning by the news that his residence
! in ST. Paul had been destroyed by fire
! The commander Of the guard for tomor-
row is Second Lieut.. Prey, of Battery B.
| Maj. Roy E. Groh, aged seven, is now
acting as Battery AS mascot.
| Capt. W. J. Murphy gave the boys Of
| Battery A thirty watermelons for their
! dinner. and it is needless to say that the
| gift was appreciated.
Teams from the two batteries played a
| four inning game of ball this afternoon.
Battery B won the game by a score of
| 81 to 3.
| Tomorrow the Minneapolis excursion
will visit camp.
SUSPECTED BURGLARS,