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

NAM1 LAM N1GN vs. A1e1hS (NJB OoAS
18.-The Fourth is now comfortably es-
tablished in the camp recently vacated
by the Third regiment and are hard at
work This morning at $50 detail OF
men under Capt. o. e. Lee went to COM
mence the work on the 200-yard range.
Although the number who shot today
was very small, as 1t was the first day,
the following good scores were made:
Company A-Private Otto Sobotka, So;
Private James A. Guyld, IL.
Company B-Private George Heller. 49,;
Corporal Emmit Smith. 81; Corporal Lars
Company C-Private William St.
Emaut, 43; Corporal r. M. Deliver, q;
Private Arthur M Maeron, 20; Private
Wyman, 81; Corporal Clarence 3. Piper,
80; private Harry S. Allen, So; Capt.
Company D-sergeant Stephen H
Walsh. %; Private Robert Reynolds, q;
Corporal Guy Mcmillan, 81; Sergeant
Arthur Smith, 81; Private Thomas Kelley,
29; Private S. S. Smith, 40; Sergeant &.
Allen, 30; Private George Egbert, 80.
Company E-Lieut. William A. Stewart,
Is; Private William Desmond 80; Private
Audrey Johnson, 2; Private Ut Henry 19 Bur
Company F-Private George Erickson,
SO; Corporal Miron Hewitt, p; Musician
KSalkbreuer, g; Private Fred Re 9g 4ert'
vate Joe Adolph. 80; Sergeant Fred c.
Company G-Private John Helm, 81;
Private 1I Hans JoPgggenson' Fl; Sergeant
Company L-Private NJ. Duff, %; Pri-
waite John siebert, 81; Private Thomas
Deroche, 81; Private Claude Burton, %;
Corporal Willis Robinson, %.
Company M-Sergenat Harry Baker, 25;
Sergeant Harry Spear, 81; Corporal Har-
ry BeIden. 80; Corporal W. o M f Billings,
LeRoV w NorthWay, %
When it is understood that this is
the mems first trial at the range, they
made some very remarkable scores.
The regular morning guard mount was
held this morning. after which the COM
panies assembled in their respective
streets for company drill. This after
noon the regiment was called out for
battalion drill under command of the
majors. The men are making a fine
showing at drill, and if they keep up the
average that they held today, the Fourth
will soon be able to lead all of the reg
iments in the maneuvers.
Officers school was held at 2:3O, and
the commanders spent the time in dis
cussing the tactics and work outlined
for this encamDment.
The detail for guard duty tomorrow,
under command of Capt. Rask, was called
out for dummy guard mount at o'clock.
This feature will be held every afternoon
for the instruction of the guards.
Capt Bobletter, the military store
keeper, issued campaign hats to the reg
iment today.
At 1870 this afternoon the band rem
dered a very pleasing musical pro-
gramme in front of the Coloners quar-
tiers.
Private N. c. Beandett of Company l.
served as the Coloners orderly today.
Friday Minneapolis excursion comes
to Lake City and Camp Lakeview. AS
Mayor Gray and the members of the
council are expected with the party,
Lieut.. Col. Marsh has decided to tender
them a review on that occasion. Adju-
tant General Lambert will receive the
review.
Saturday has been designated as gov
ernor's day, and Gov. Lind and party
are expected on the morning train. In
the evening the customary review will
be rendered him. The Commercial club
and citizens of Lake City will give a re-
ception on that evening in honor of the
governor and staff and officers of the
Minnesota national guard. hop will
be enjoyed at Haniscale opera house.
This will undoubtedly be a very enjoy
| able occasion, as it will bring all of the
officers of the guards together
The hospital is in charge of Lieut.. W.
H. Rowe, who served with the Fifteenth
volunteers. The health of the men of