The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-18

OF Tunefu1 Pieces Popular in
| Great Britain, and VIII Do the
| Musical Honors Abroad-Troops
VIII Begin Packing Up Today or
! Tomorrow
Martial music sWells the air around
the ancient walls and parapets of Fort
smelling these days. Indeed, anyone
strolling along the cement walk In front
OF the company barracks could easily
imagine himself within some British
troop station, as the usually popular
| Dixie and some more recent produce
lions, such as blot Time" have given
away to strains Of British airs, such as
rule Brltannia" and GOD Save the
| queen out even a stranger could not
| attribute this to lack or absence of
patriotism on the part Of the mem
oers OF the Fighting Third" On the
| contrary the Third regiment band has
been practicing these airs since orders
We're first received directing the regi-
ment to proceed to the scene of Its
future activities via the Mediterranean
| sea. Inc reason why the band is seek
| ing TO acquire these melodies of Albion
TO such an extent that it has even
added La -Tiddledy. Iddlety, Umpty,
IMPLY Ay'' to It's repertoire is that the
soldiers of the Third and the widows
men" are likely to be commingling
| within a. few weeks In friendly fashion
on British territory. The voyage of the
| troops to the Philippines will not be
| without incident At Gibraltar. Malta
Cairo. Bombay and other British
strongholds stops will be made, and it
Is the desire Of the officers Of the Third
that they may be able to profess
familiarity with British airs when hob
nobb1ng around with representatives OF
| the queens army.
| The following officers Of the Third
Will be accompanied on the journey by
the!r wives and families: Col Page,
Maj Brinkerhoff, Capt Hannay, Capt.
Cook. Capt. Williams. Capt Nicols,
Capt. Day, First Lieut. McAndrew.
FIRST Lieut.. Stetson and Second Lieut..
Frissell.
| The regiment will leave for the Phil
lppines Differed as follows: Col John
d. Page, Maj. Brinkerhoff: Company A,
capt; j.: W. Hanrfay, First Lieutenant
| J. Q. Macarthur. Second Lieutenant
George G. Byroade; Company B, Capt.
Arthur Williams. First Lieutenant Ar
thur M. Edwards. Second Lieutenant
II. s., Wygant;a Company c., captain
vacancy; First Lieutenant James T.
Moore, Second Lieutenant Thomas T.
frlssell; Company-D. captain, vacancy;
First Lieutenant Harry Freeiand, Sec
ond Lieutenant Q. G. Todd; Company
-, captain. vacancy; First Lieutenant
Il. A: Smith. Second Lieutenant Paul
E. Giddings: Company F, Capt. Lor-
EMO w. Cook First Lieutenant j. W.
Barker. Second Lieutenant J. Bugge;
Company G, Capt. w. E. P. French,
First Lieut.. C. g. Dwyer. Second Lieu
tenant ]. R. Hannay; Company H.
| Capt Phil Reade. First Lieutenant
trpnHOa IA To- r t.,
c. B. Humphrey; Company I, captain,
vacancy; First Lieutenant h M
Reeve, Second Lieutenant 3. s.. Burr;
| Company K. Capt. w. G. Butler, First
Lieutenant f. F. Stetson, Second Lieu
tenant q. B. Pond: Company L,
| Capt. M. Nicols, first lieutenant va
eancy. Second Lieutenant Tenny Ross;
Company M, Capt. T, K. Day, First
Lieutenant o. w. Kilbourne. second
| lieutenant, vacancy. s;4s-c
/ First Lieutenant L. M. Nutting, Of
| the Fourteenth infantry, will accom-
panyathe Third To Manila, where he
will join his regiment.
A special order was issued at the
fort yesterday giving directions as to
the regula tions for Transporting and
| packing up the regiments effects. Of
fcers will be allowed only hand bag
| gage in state rooms. The men viii be
| allowed to take one hundred and fifty
pounds each. Quartermaster sergeants
will have full charge of the loading.
| 1t will require the services Of about
| twenty-five mule teams for four hours
to load the equfpment train. which will
proceed the other sections by five days.
1t is expected that loading will COM
mence tomorrow or next day.
| Principal Musician e. M. Matter has
been appointed chief musician Of the
regiment to take the place Of Jos
| Moore. who was recently retired. Pri-
| vate Frank Clifford has been selected
to fill the vacancy caused by Matters
promotion.
| Companies H, L and M have been
| fully organized. O.
| The following is a. list of the new
men assigned to Company II:
Allen Baker, James W. Baker, James S.
Benson David H. Bright, William Bross, Ed
ward A. Buckner, William H. Budd. john S.
Carney, Joseph Christofk, Guy l.. Church,
John A. Clark, Charles H. Clinton, John Co..
lin, John F. Connolly, Patrick J. Convery,
Ralph W Dawley. Lopis Davis, George Dean
er,. Anil Diers., William Doetsch, Theodore
john Fuhan Louis Fullwiler, Archie H. Cor
| don John Gragert, Andrew Guerrero. John
T. Haggarty, Christ 3. Hansen, John Haraz-
in, William E. Hartman, Jacob Hellriegel,
William Hanmelbach, Elmer G. Hollen, Ar
thur S. Hunt, John n Kottenbader. Fred
Kruger, Clarence J. Thinning. Peter Larson,
Fariand, Harry D. Metz. Charles H. Meyers.
Arthur H. Mccormick, Walter J. Mcdonald,
Rodney s. Mcclure, Edward R. Morrison.
john e. Nelson, Hans L. Olson, Frank O'Netl,
Thomas L o'Nsil. David J. PARCEL. Charles
E. Parker. Charles Payne. David Q.
| Pittnnan. James QuilTigan. Edward Rea, John
Harry Rich. James Rich, Leslie H. Rose.
Venei Rycavy Herman Schellhardt, James
sheehan William shepperd. Clarence G. Simp-
dns, William H, Standard, John Sleter.
Charles Starace, James s: Stewart, Walter
| H. Straut, Benjamin J. Thomas, George P.
| Trantz, Herbert IRE. Charles A. Won der Abe.
Herman F. Voth. James H. Webb. Edward
| John W. Worm, Fred Wunper, George Yeager
| and John S. Young
| The following men have been assign
| ed from other companies to Company
K:
Private John T. Hines. from Company E;
John Engdal and Privates Webster Lane,
Maurice Len1ey, john P. .Mohoney, Charles
| G. Pilney. Paul q. r. Schrock and George
Peter J. Murphy. Stephen Music and Samuel
| Wesley. from Company H.
| The following recruits have been as
! signed to Company l.:
James M. Adams. Jerry R. Allen. Edward
Ario. Geo. Bartlett Alex Benson, Charles A.
Elmer G. EstabrooRa Clyde 9. Fisher, Frank
W. Gardner. James G. Gordon, Rudolph
Hanike. Charles W.n Hammer. Walter G.
Horton, Lewis ..Hugtll, Lewis ]. Hutchins,
P Pa9s g c Ksr1s e Melvin KTSs Les Sa
Andrew Liileytg.. Frederick Miller, Charles Il
Milan. Joseph lNatchak, Josef Novotny,
squires Pevehodse George shavman, August
and, Ira II. vankirk. Charles Weatherholt.
| 1osen1, q. WYnfupvs a m Walter Vida