The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25
SECOND AS SOLDIERS.
SETTLED DOWN TO ENJOY THEIR
TEN-DAY STAY AT CAMP
LAFLEVIEW
WEATHER IN THEIR FAVOR
Clear and Bright for Drills and
ParRdes without Being Oppres-
siveIy HOt-Many Visitors i'm
Camp, and "a still Larger Crowd
Expected for Sunday-PrOmOtions
Published in General Orders.

LAKE CITY, Mimi, June 24.-(Special)
The Second regiment is now settled
down into the regular routine of camp
life and is prepared to enjoy its ten days
stay in the tented city. So far the regi-
ment has been extremely fortunate in the
/ weather. 1t has been clear and bright
without being oppressively hot. The
men have been kept busy today at drills
and parades and at the rifle ranges There
have been many visitors in camp, the at
tendance at dress parade tonight being
especially large. A big crowd is ex-
pected in camp tomorrow.
Promotions have been announced in
general orders as follows:
I, Ira d. Parker. Of Company H, to be
regimental sergeant major; Robert J.
Tweedy. of Company l, to be regimental
QuartermaSter general; Albert ]. Brock,
of Company A, to be re2imental chief
musician; John l. Brand, of Company B,
to be battalion sergeant major of tie
First battalion; William F. Schmidt, of
Company A, to be battalion sergeant ma
Jor of the Second battalion; Homer
Burns, of Company F, to be, battalion
Doughty c. Cordrey, of Company E, to
be color sergeant Franklin Osborn of
Company l, to be color sergeant.
in addition the following appointments
are hereby made:
Company G-Corporal Charles A. VI
mer to be sergeant, Private Gust W.
Ward to be corporal. Private w. H Cole
to be corporal. Private Harry w Ber-
shon to be corporal. Private S. o. Peter
son TO be corporal.
Company A-Private D. A Grundorf to
be sergeant Private Joseph Newhauer 10
be sergeant, Private John Landen to be
sergeant, Private w J. Birham to be SER
I h.
poral, Private William Leonhardt to be
corporal Private G.. A. Flick to be cor
poral, Private Paul Friedrich to be cor
poral. Private S. E. Bekre to be cor
poral.
Company F-Corporal Peter Nader to
De sergeant. vice Corporal Banner. pro-
corporal vice Corporal Nader, promoted
Company H-Corporal Albert Witt to be
Sergeant, vice Ira D. Parker, promoted;
vice Corporal Witt, promoted
The Band-Musician John Wortha to be
sergeant, Musician John Henle to be SER
geant' Music an John Stelges to be cor
poral, Musician Henry Frtzberger to be
corporal, Private w. Eibner, Company A.
to be drum major.
Company B-Corporal A e. Anniby to
be sergeant, vice Sergeant Brand, pro-
NOTED; Private Helmer to b, sergeant.
wee sergeant Anpiby, promoted.
Hospital Duty-Private A. Schade, Com
Rahg -, q: PrlTate O. J. Wright. Company
gate F, Root Company D; Private G. q.
Sacke. Company E; Private Utley Com
pany +: Private Z. Comf1eld, Company
q; Private F. Forsythe, Company II; Pri-
Nate E. E Remington, Company I.
Sergeant KlOpp, Corporal Keiver and
Pr1yates Thornston. Crowsby and KoI
Stade, or Company H, were detailed for
DUTY at the rifle range.
CAMP NOTES.
Capt. Vial. of Company F, is up to his
Ola tricks. He made a score of IS at the
Company D. of Rochester. has a large
InaSCI dog as mascot.
Col McFadden, the regtmental commits
sary IS with the regiment as usual, and
Is Just as jolly and genial as in years
f., Capt. Bobetter. the military store
keeper, Is a very busy man. He Is act
ing as brigade Quartermaster, besides
performing the duties that his commits
sion calls for
Capt: Gallien, Company c. Of Winona
EaS joined his company at camp
Flrst Lieutenant Fritsche and First
DUTY Sergeant w. J. Schelderich, of Com
pany A, have been presented with service
ten years. No A0'
Company D. the Rochester company
mas made very good showing at the
range for new company. Corporal ALI
NOM !lI made score of 46 out of a pos