The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-19

this regiment does not seem to be as
sood as In the two previous regiments.
as Ihteen men reported on the sick list
Inc following promotions in COMPANY
3 have been published:
corporal Benjamin c.. Daily to sergeant
Rrlvate William Riley to Sergeant
PPrVate L. E. Mayor to CORPORAL
T6riVate Daniel Peterson to corDorai
poral. l0ils 10 COR
PPr1vate C. Wooding to corporal
sergeant Jesse c. McCreight, of Com
pany B. has been reduced to the
PR Privates Lewis Blackman. D. Hag-
gerty, Alvin ]. Mars, c. J. TooIa Osoa.
H Payne and Claude scbumann oil as
company b, have been discharged for
the good of the service.
The guard detail for tomorrow os
published at dress parade is as fol.
lows: as AoI"
pany G. N0ii'
Senior officer of the guard, Lieut. Nell
son. Company L.
Junior officer Of the e-uard Itot
Stouts, Company D.
AoJt' Gen. Lambert arrived in camn
this morning to transact such business
! as should be brought to his notice.
corporal Linnemann, of Companv T,
acted as orderly at brigade Headquarters
today. 'oS
Mrs. G. H. Marsh and Miss Marsh. Of
Lltchneld' are visiting in camp with the
formers husband, Lieut. Col. Marsh.
sergeant Fred A Clark, Of Company
=, mas neen promoted to battalion SER
geant major.
Mesdames Smith and Winfield and Miss
Petrie, of Lake City. were guests at
camp for dinner today.
AT dress parade this evening Senior
MAJ. Stearns was in command of the
troops, while Lieut.. Col. Marsh received
the review
Sergeant Conner, of Company E, of St.
Paul, is visiting at camp.
Capt. o. E. Lee Is in recent Of q COL
lection of pictures sent from Manila by
his counsin, Corporal March, of Com
pany K, Thirteenth Minnesota.
IN THE ARTILLERY CAMP.
The members of the batteries have
everything in form for the ten DAVIS So
Journ and are now prepared for ali work
brought before them. The artillery has
quite a regiment of their own, as they
have 152 men IN camp. Last evening
when the adjutant undertook to form
the battalion in the park in front of
camp he found it impossible as the
line was too long for the amount of
in the battalion streets.
The consolidated morning report of the
battalion remains unchanged, as they
have in camp within five men of the
maximum number allowed by law The
five are absent on leave. This is the
greatest record made by any guard or
ganizatiOn since the formation of the
guard. 1t is truly the most phenomenal
camp ever seen at Lakeview
OoIn
had two leap years in it, when he men
toned Feb. 80, 1893.
The commander of the guard for to-
morrow is Lieut.. Allen, of Battery A.
The medal which is offered by Maj.
Libbey for the battery having the high
est average at the annual inspection was
again awarded to Battery A, of st.
Paul
The battery has with them this season
several veterans Of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
Both the batteries held a mounted
drill on the parade grounds this after
noon. The men executed the maneuvers
of linbering the pieces in excellent form.
The battalion held dismounted dress
parade in the battalion street at 1880
this evening.
Private Baron, of Battery A. who has
been selected as guide on, is perform
ing his duties admirably.
T. ]. Wilson, of Battery A, has been
detailed as the regimentaI "bootblack''
and is showing the officers how to make
a patent leather shine.
Private Jake Groh, formerly of the
Sixth u. S. cavalry, is now at camp with
Battery A.
Private Storms, of Battery A, is tho
chief cork carrier of the camp.
The Imperial quartette is in existence
he
Sergeant Lougbend and Privates Miller.
Bolles and Storms.
The battery boys shot at 500 yards
with the Calling gun this afternoon and
made the following scores:
Battery Al Peterson. IS: Hugh
Thomas, "A; Dan whitney, rs; Harry
Rosenquist 80; Inar Peterson, 81.
Battery Blk. H Schmitz, q; John
Krafe, Is; Harry Glidden, 10; Corporal
Christensen. 80; Corporal A T. Axmess.
81; Ed Swanson, 80; Corporal Williams,
%; Harris Garland, A; A. Bernier, Al