The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-17

Last Time Regiment Upon
Oct. 13-List of the Minnesota Men
in the PresidfO General Hospital
Changes In the NOn-Comm1ss1on-
ed STAFF.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16-(SpeciaI)
The Minnesota regiment has been sad
and joyful by turns today. This noon
an order was issued for the men to
turn in the arms and equipment to the
company commanders, and they did so
| reluctantly. The orders were that on
Monday the company commanders were
to turn over the arms to the army ord.
nance officers The enlisted men of the
Minnesota regiment realized they would
make a poor showing marching into the
| Twin Cities without their arms.
This evening the news became known
in camp that Gov Lind had received per-
| mission from the war department for the
regiment to take their arms back to Min
nesota, and the enlisted men cheered
to the echo Gov Lind went to Fresno
this evening to visit his wife's relatives,
but left a copy of the telegram from the
| general WlIn zen. lJdHDSTI,
his staff. The telegram was as follows:
Washington, D. G. Sept. 16.-Hon John
| Lind Governor: The secretary of war
| authorizes you to receipt for the arms
| and equipment now in the p sseSsion Of
the Thirteenth Mtnn3sota regiment, with
| the understanding that you will cause
| them to be promptly shipped to the Rock
| Island arsenal, Rock Island, H., alter
| the reception of the regiment in Mime
sofa, and that any shortage shall be
| charged against the state, under the act
of March 3, 1899, authorizing the replace
furnished the states 70 volunteers going
into the United States service in thu re-
cent war with Spain.
H. c. CoTbin, Adjutant General
The Minnesota regiment will, therefore,
again receive its arms and will present
a fine appearance when it arrives home.
The following promotions of non-eom-
missioned officers were made this after
noon: Private Armstrong, Company B.
made sergeant; Private John Kovec.
Company H, corporal; Corporal Carl
Johnson, Company K, sergeant; Private
Korn, Company K, corporal; Co.p~ral
Bassett, Company G, sergeant; Private
Munger, Company G, corporal; Private
Blakeley, Company F, serg ant; Co I oral
Frank Vorce, Company F, sergeant;
Corporal Lyngass, Company B. sergeant;
Privates Williams Gibbs, Woriey and
Anderson, all of Company E, coIp~rals.
IN THE HOSPITAL.
Vice President Johnson of the Mime
apolis board of trade and AID. Benz. F.
Knauft of St. Paul, visit the general
hospital today and saw every man Of
the Minnesota regiment there Fol owing
is list of the tnen OF the Minnesota
regiment who are in tie no, pi al those
whose names are given as being in Wards
A, B, C, D, etc, being in bed, those in
wards given by numbers are able TO
walk around the Preside:
William Arthur, sergeant, Company K,
| malaria, Ward ~.
| Henry Bammert, private, Company u,
| dysentery, Ward
Lewis Bassett sergeant. Company L,
! malaria, Ward 4.
| Frank BreerertOn, private, Company Il,
! dysentery Ward ].
| Frank Brecnt private, Company u, ma
| laria, Ward J.
| Edward Bongie, private, CCc3p~ny l.,
| acute gastritiS, Ward 4.
William Bohannan, private. C 3mpany X,
| rheumatism, Ward +.
Daniel Carroll, musician, CONF any *,
| dphtheria, Ward s,
Charles H. Campbell, private Company
G, Ward 6.
Benjamin F. Shisson, private Company
T, Ward !.
Roy e; Davis: private, Company A. ty-
Hoiiner Danieison, private. Company G,
hstula, operated on, is b4tter, Ward D. r,
John j. Duke, private, COMPANY Fl.
bronchitis, in hospital Manila eight
| weeks, now getting better ward F.
Willard Emerson, private, Company L.
malaria, ward F.
| Louis H.. Emond, private, Company Is,
diptheria, is better, ward s.
+ T. Pe6T Be6r p PriBa better cSmPaPEy %ard z NJ badly
| John Gunderson, private, Company n,
| dysentery ward s.
James Gilmore E private Company H.
George M. Gordon, private. Company K,
dysentery. serious since June, is better
| now, ward e.
William Gore, private Company F. oper-
| ated on for appendicitis, is better, ward u.
Oscar Hamley, private, Company L.
ward II.
Ajax Kavanaugh, corporal Company c,
hernia, walks on crutches, ward d.
Joseph Kritt, private, Company D,
dysentery, ward ].
| ward G..
William J. wich!e, private Company c.
! dysentery, ward K.
William F. Russell. private, Company
! K dvsentery, ward "
John c. Shillock, private, Company I,
| malaria, Ward L.
Peter Sorenson, private Company l.,
| acute rheumatism, ward II.
| Fred Schultz, private Company u, ma
! laria, ward 4.
Ben Thelan, private Company K, gas
tritis, ward 10.
Ernest Thompson. private Company K,
dysentery, ward II.
| Lewis Uilmer, Private Company L. rheu-
| matism ward II.
| William Van Slyke, private Company l,
| dysentery, ward e.
| Andrew Widel, private Company ii,
| bronchitis, ward q. .....-... ........ e..
Henry Williams, corporal Company l,
| Dysentery, ward 2
! Geo Whittick, private Company c.
| acute dysentery, ward o.
| Patrick Mcleod, private Company X,
| rheumatism both hands ward II.
Horace L. Keefe. quartermaster SER
| geant Company K. dysentery, ward Z.
| William v. Kennedy, private Company
! B, dysentery, ward Z.
Surgeon Fitzgerald and Col. Girard, or
the hospital corps, say all the cases are
improving, and most of the men will be
out of the hospital before the regiment
is mustered out
Next Monday night Gov. Lind will give
a banquet to the officers of the Minneso-
Ia regiment and the Twin City newspaper
men here.
Gov. Lind and his staff this afternoon
inspected the forts in the bay, as the
| guests of Gen. Shafter.
| CONTINUOUS OVATION.
1t looks now as though the homeward