The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-27

Five of These, However, Are of the
Eighth Regiment, just Back
From Cuba-Present Strength of
the New Regiment Is I,O06-They
Will Probably Get Rifle Practice
at Lakevfew.
Col Dorst, of the Forty-f1fth regiment,
yesterday announced a large number of
appointments Of staff and non-commis-
stoned staff and line officers, which, with
few exceptions, completes the organiza-
ton Of the ten companies now in camp
at Fort Smelling The appointments are
as follows
Staff and Non-Commissioned Staff
| Capt. B. F.. Patrick to be regimental
| adjutant
First Lieutenant Mlosh R. HiIgard To
be battalion adjutant. First battalion
| Private Aristide Rodrigue Of Company
| G, to be regimental sergeant major
| Private George K. Armstrong, Company
| A, to be regimental quar- ermaster SER
| geant.
Private George E. Day, of Company E,
| to be regimental cOmmissary sergeant.
Upon the recommendation of their COM
pany commanders the following non-com-
! misSioned officers are appointed.
| Company A-Private Oscar Danielson,
to be sergeant; Privates Charles A. Rioux,
Albert J. Gahagan, Charles H. Lufkin,
Otto B. Wolf and Francis l. Kendall cor
! porals.
| Company B-Asher P. Anspacher, ser
geant Otis M. Lewis, Samuel Denworth,
| corporals.
Company C-Charles e. Mccarthy, SER
geant; Lee Sampson, 1. Harley, Eugene
| Z. Clements, corporals
| Company D-Arthur B. White. sergeant;
| George Callahan, George e. Cook, George
! p; McFadden, Charles L.. Bockover,
oh hnrtxr md
| mond Boyd, corporals.
| Company E-Sergeants, A. Gautier, T.
| Kearney, ]. Hines; corporals, D. STAINS
berry, q. Walker, F. Johnson, T. Byron,
Company F-Sergeants, Jesse H. Sroufe,
Edward Stuart, c. B. Hoffman, j. NJ Hill;
G0rporals. A. A; Place, George e. Lord, #
| w. Bennett, Albert Bradley, w. E. Con-
nors, J. A. Bastien, ]. w. Smith, F. E.
| Collopy, Louis Sutton.
| Company G-Sergeants, Max Bolin, Fred
| *. Lie, Frank Schich.
| Company H-Edward D. Russ, sergeant
Hy Cooley, Glens Gardiner. Emmett Bax-
ter Clare Weaver, H. N. Pech, o. c.
Bonner, corporals.
Company I-Sergeants, J. C. Whitman
| M. H. Cook.
Company K-David Kridierr, Harry
Delorais, sergeants; Edward Stein, Ed
ward Russell, corporals.
Yesterdays morning report showed q
| total number Of men in camp as S43
which, with ga additional men enlisted
| yesterday, brought the number up to
| 907 The recruiting officer at Vancouver
| reports that 1879 men have been enlisted,
! and he hopes to have 200 within a few
| days. This brings the total close to 1100
| The total number of men needed to give
| the command full quota is 1859 Col.
| Dorst stated yesterday that he expected
| to have a full regiment some time next
| week, if indeed, the work of recruiting
was not completed the last of this week
1t is generally supposed that the Forty
| fifth will remain in camp for about a
month, and if the supposition proves cor
rect, Col. Dorst will send the men to
| Lake City for a few days rifle practice.
as fast as they are prepared to use the
weapons, in squads of forty or fifty
Privates Lyon and McGrew who were
convicted in the municipal court of as
saulting street car conductor. were yes
terday discharged from the service,
without honor" upon an order direct
from the war department The men were
discharged to preserve the good name
and reputa ton Of the regiment. Col. Dorst
is very Justly proud of his command and
he is determined that rowdyism shall
have no place in its record.
Each company has a commanding Off
Ger, but as a good many Of the officers
are absent on recruiting duty, the second
and third positions in command have not
been filled. Every company is drilled
| several hours each day, and remarka bly,
rapid progress is being made by some of
the companies. There is little that es-
capes the watchful eye of Col. Dorst
and 1t may be said that the Forty-flfth
IS exceptionally fortunate in it's officers
Ten sick men are reported by the hos
pital authorities, evenly divided between
the Eighth and Forty-afth. Emil Stand
and Richard Brans, privates in the hos
pital corps, were yesterday examined for
the position of acting hospital stewards.
The appointment will be made in a few
days. Col. Dorst and Maj. Frederichs
yesterday moved into camp from officers
row.
It Is regarded as very proba BILE that
President Mckinley viii review the For
ty-fifth regiment with the Thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers. The Forty-fifth is
one of the best regiments being raised for
service in the Philippines, and by the
time the president reaches st. Paul 1t
will have ten full companies. The two
companies on the Pacific coast will not
join the regiment until it arrives in Seat
tie.
Guard mount was executed yesterday
for the second time with Capt. F.
days the non-comm1ssioned officers will
have their stripes and the dress display
Will necessarily go off much more evenly.
The following new names were added
to the roster yesterday:
Enlisted at the Fort. F. Furnell,
Harry w. Ruby and Thomas Wilson.
Squad From Indianapolis-Mark Clay
ton, Leonidas Sexton, Omer P. Dale.
Wise, ". D. Karn, George W. Worden,
B. E. Grabill, Louis a. Bridenstein, w. 3.
Martin, Thomas Burke, Francis M. Tai
bert, Joseph A Aubray Samuel A. Dice,
c. Kantzen, Oscar A. Gould Arthur E.
Charles Garfield, D. Smallwood Fred. c.
Moore, Fred Robbins, j. O. Bozari h,
James Landaner Edward Lemburger,
Chester Kennedy, Sylvester P. Gattys
Robert f. Long, Lewis Sauren, Cheese err
c. Nelson, ]. D. Barnes, Henry R. Fer
guson, D. D. Cooper, G. L. Darlington m,
Thomas W. Barnard, R. c. Cloud, Ben
jamfn Helmig, Harry c. Yoke, G. B.
Gounce, John r. Nabon, Jacob kratz,
Stephen Delk, William F. Moore, Justin
Harlan, J. P. Carmody, Clinton Poland,
r. e. Perkins, Will Brant, Edward W.
Evans, John Brahan, Albert Tieman,
George Murphy. Richard Costello, Wilt
lam Barclay, John Packner. Lawrence
Jasmin Otto Cohlar, Cornelius Bogert,
Carl Melander, C. E. Miller and w. H.