The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-23

Warm, but Not Hot Enough to
Mar the Day.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, Mimi,
July 22.-(Special. )-This has been the
greatest day that the national guard has
seen at Camp Lakeview this season, ow-
ing in a great measure to the presence
of the governor and his staff and other
distinguished visitors. The weather might
have been cooler, but still it was not hot
enough to mar any of the pleasures of
the day. Gov Lind, his wife and two
daughters, Jennie and Winifred, and
Miss Young, the daughter of Senator
Young, arrived in camp last evening, and
will remain until Monday morning. A tent
has been set up near the hospital build
ing for his accommodation
The governor was astir this morning
early to look over the camp. This morn
hand at shooting with the gatling gun at
500 yards. In company with Maj. Ed
wards of his staff, he called on the Of
f1cers of the artillery camp, just before
the noon hour. AS soon as the officers
saw the governor approaching orders
were given for the batteries to fall in.
Battery B rendered three cheers for the
governor. while Battery A fired the regu-
lation salute of fourteen guns, and also
gave three cheers.
Governors day is never complete with
out mock parade, and accordingly the
members Of the Fourth participated In
one this afternoon at o'clock. It was
the finest mock parade ever held at this
camp. The most novel attire in the par
ade was the Spanish uniform and side
arms worn by George Egbert, of Com
pany D, who acted the part of a Spanish
prisoner. The uniform and arms were
brought to this state from Manila by one
Of the Thirteenth Minnesota boys. The
acting officers in the parade were: Percy
A. Walton, of Company D, as Gov. Lind;
P j. Murphy, Of Company L. as General
Musician Frank Kalbieuer Of Company
F, as Gen. Stone, and Sergeant Joe
Ehrmauntraut, Of Company A, as colonel.
The review and parade were held on
the parade grounds. Gov. Lind was
among the onlookers, and seemed to en-
JOY the maneuvers very much.
Those Of the governors staff who were
present at camp today werei Gems.
Stone, Ludwig and Lambert; Majs Wall
Edwards and Whitcomb, and Col. Roland
N. Hartley.
This morning the command was fur
nished with blank ammunition and
marched to the parade grounds for bat
talon drill in extended order. On &C
count of the mock parade the boys were
excused from drill this afternoon.
Tomorrow morning the governor will
accompany the colonel, surgeon and Off
Ger Of the day through the camp, TO hold
the daily sanitary inspection. The regu-
lar Sunday morning inspection Of the
regiment and camp will be held by Capt.
o. E. Lee.
Corporals Belden, of Company M, and
Bertossi, of Company A. were orderlies
at brigade headquarters today,
The guard detail for tomorrow is as
folloWs: OFFICER of the day, Capt HoIton.
Company B; officers of the guard, Lieuts,
Clay, OF Company E, and Meyerdung. of
Company A.
All flags were at half mast TODAY in
due respect of Col. Shandrew's death
Mayor Gray, of MINNEAPOLIS. did not
return home with the eXcursionfsts Ia
evening, but remained In camp until This
morning.
Last night, after band concert Com
pany u served dainty repast in their
quarters to the governor and a party of
friends. "a
Mrs s. G. Fulcrut, wife of Lieut. Ful-
crut, of Company C, is securing quite a
reputation for herself as a crack shot
AT the range today she made a score
of 81 out of a possible So with the regu-
lation rife at 500 yards.
Miss March, the young lady who was
injured on the bluff yesterday, is greatly
improved today and was able to go out
In the ambulance to witness the mock
parade.
Those of the governors staff who came
down on the fast mail this afternoon
are: Gems. Bend, Friberger, Schowle,
Coils. Hardy, Hawthorne, Hawkins, Berg
meier and Brandt
Work at the 200-yard range was car
r1ed on in earnest today and a great
many shot.
Other guests who arrived to visit camp
and attend the reception at Lake CITY
this evening were: Chester R. Smith,
of St Paul; Misses Nellie and Ora
Featherstone, of Red Wing; Miss Hart
man, of Mankato; Mrs Bassen, of ST.
Paul; Miss Seller of ST. Peter; Mrs.
Bergmeier, Mrs: Denning, Miss Seasons.
Miss Bowler, Capt. and Mrs Wood and
Miss Wood, of ST. Paul.
BATTERY NOTES.
Maj. Libbey is very much put out at
the manner in which he and his command
have been treated by the medical de-
partment. He has no surgeon, no stew
ard and has not had a sanitary inspection
since they arrived in camp
The gun drill this morning was the best
~ NAANNN ills OOCiA AlClO LII GI0NSn years.
In limbering the pieces for action and
loading and firing the guns, the men
executed the orders very rapidly.
Corporal Williams is acting as guideon
for Battery B.
Mounted inspection will be held by
Capt o. E. Lee tomorrow morning on
the parade grounds.
The list of visitors at the battery camp
today was quite large. They were: Mrs.
Capt Bennett, Misses Cora and Bertha
Bennett, Miss Maud lowering, Misses
Alice and Tessie Mcclure and C. o. A.
Oleson, all of Minneapolis: Miss Lettitia
Boden, of Toronto Canada; Mrs. Capt.
Murphy, Miss Lambert and Miss Gravel.
of st. Paul. The guests spent the day
visiting at headquarters and attended
the reception at Lake City this evening.
Lieut.. Allen, Of Battery A, will be
commander of the guard tomorrow
NJ j. Wiley. the armorer of St. Paul,
visited with Battery A today
Mrs. Johnson, of st. Paul, a member
of the Red Cross society, and the Misses
Matthews and Miss Hemphlng, of Red
Wing, were guests of Master frankie, the
trumpeter, and Private H. Thomas, of
Battery A
Gen. Henry J. Gjertsen, of the gov
ernor's staff, has been in camp today
Private Storms of "a" was detailed as
kitchen mechanic today