The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-26
LIND AT LAKEVIEW
THE GOVERNOR WILL INSPECT
THE SECOND REGIMENT CAMP
ON TUESDAY - - -
MANY GUESTS FOR SUNDAY


the Day at Lake Cfty-Omcers of
the Other Regiments of the Ma
tional Guard at Headquarters
Inspection by Col. BobIeter and
His Staff-Camp Gossip.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, June
S.-(Special. )-This has been a day of
rest for the men of the Second regiment.
They were not called out for any drills
until this evening, when they were as
sembled for dress parade and guard
mount.
Gov. Lind and staff will visit Camp
Lakeview next Tuesday and at o'clock
the regiment on parade. Governors day
is always looked forward to with much
interest by the men. Usually on that day
the men participate in a mock parade,
but 1t is not known whether this regiment
will have one or not.
great many visitors have been at
camp today, both army officers and
civilians. This evening the parade
grounds were covered with carriages.
filled with people. who had come to wit
ness the parade.
Maj. Libbey, commander of the bat
talon Of artillery; Capt. Larson. of Bat.
terry A; Capt. Bennett, of Battery B, and
Lieut. Groh. of Battery A, were guests
in camp today. Capt. Monfort and Sur
geon General Stone, of St. Paul, also
spent the day as guests at headquarters
With Gen. Stone was Surgeon General
John ]. Shoemaker. of Pennsylvania.
Col. Bobleter, accompanied by the
field and staff officers of his command,
Inspected the companies, rifles and uni
forms this morning.
The following promotions have been an
nounced: Corporal Albert Mohn, to be
sergeant, vice Sergeant Osbone, pro-
noted; Private James Matheson, to be
corporal; Private Campbell, Of Company
d, was selected as the adjutant's orderly;
Private ]. A. Zabrocki, of Company c,
has been selected us regimental clerk
The following was the guard detail for
today: Officer of the day. Capt Gal.
lien, Company G; senior officer of the
guard, Lieut.. Fritsche, Company A;
junior officer of the guard, Lieut.. Doran,
Company D.
CAMP NOTES.
MuSlc1dn miller, OF company Z, WI
mona, has joined the boys at camp
Capt. F. W. Wall, Company F, has az
guest his son Howard.
The regimental bands orchestra will
give a concert and dance at Lake City
Wednesday evening".
Inc regular Sunday morning inspection
was held this morning at T:3D The cora.
handing officer acted as inspecting off,
Ger.
Some of the boys have reported at the
hospital for treatment, but all are minor
cases and none are confined there.
One Of Company F"s men. Corporal
G. Johnson, climbed the flagstaff to put
the rope in the socket so that the flag
could be raised. 1t Is considered quite a
feat, as the pole Is very slender.
Charles Cook, of Austin, former bat
talon adjutant of the Second regiment,
is in camp.
No shooting was done at the range to-.
day, but the work will be resumed to-
morrow.
Most of the companies expect that some
OF, their men will arrive tomorrow
r. Company C had as guests today Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blake, George Pietke.
Miss Blaker and Miss Maycraft, all Of
Winona.
Mrs. Joseph Bobleter, of New Ulm. and
daughter, Mrs. Wagner, of ST. Paul, ar.
rived in Lake City last evening and will
remain as long as Col. Bobleter's com.
mand Is in camp.
Private Jockey, Company A, served as
the colonels orderly today. YTR
The detail for tomorrow is: Officer Of
the day, Capt. Buscher, Company A;
senior officer of the guard, Lieut. Blake
Company B; junior officer of the guard
Lieut.. Child, Company E.