The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-13

AOAh inc 1ECt9ence OF the EXS
ecut1ve of the State-Nevvs of the
Camp.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, July
(Special.)-Governor's day for the
Third regiment was not a very pleasant
one, as the sun did not shine at all and
most of the afternoon and evening a
heavy rain fell.
Gov. Linds stay in camp was short,
and he returned tonight to st. Paul. The
members of the governors staff here
were: Gen. Ludwig, Winona; Gen.
Scholle, st. Paul; Adjt Gen. Lambert.
st. Paul; Surgeon General Stone. St.
Paul; Col. Bergmier, ST. Paul; Col Muir
ply, Minneapolis; Col Hartley, Mime
apolis; Col. Hawthorne, st. Paul; Capt.
Bobletter, New Ulm.
On the governors arrival the custom
airy salute was fired by he detail of ar.
tillerymen. In firing the third gun one
of the windows in the dining car of the
train was blown in. The party that arr
rived with the governor were as follows:
Gen. Cleary, Gen. Reeve, Capt. Whit
ney, Col. Montfort. Lieut.. Smith, Capt.
governors secretary Mr.. Rosing; Lieut..
Coons and Mr.. Brown. Col Van Duzee
and staff and those of the governors
staff who were in camp, were at the
depot to meet the arrivals and escorted
them to the headquarter mess building.
AT 1870 this evening a review was ten
dered the governor. Although 1t was
very wet the boys performed the duties
laf
At $3.50 O'Clock this morning the COM
mand was called out to participate in
sham battle, and to study out one of Col
Van DuZee's problems. Lieut. Col John
son, commanding the Third battalion.
took the defense and located his forces in
the woods south of the parade grounds
MAJ. Pearson, with the First and Sec
ond battal1ons, marched to the ravine
above the parade grounds, where plans
were completed by the coming attack. AS
soon as the forces were near enough to
each other the battle began, and a heavy
fustlade was kept up for some time made
a fine showing. One hour and thirty
minutes was consumed in this extended
order drill
After the battle the regiment assembled
on the parade grounds for battalion drill.
About noon heavy rain began to fall
and drove the men to their quarters The
doWnIall did not cease until about $40
when 1t Stacked up for about one hour
AS soon as 1T stopped raining the men
prepared themselves for the mock mar
ade, which they had planned as a part
OF the routine for today. The boys, at
tired In all kinds of apparel assembled
in the open space In front of the field
and staff officers tents From there thew
proceeded to the parade grounds, where
a regular parade was held The acting
officers for the occasion were: Sergeant
]. H. McVerish, Company E, represented
Gov. Lind; Sergeant Conner. of Comnanv
e, Gen. Bend; Corporal Miller Of Com
pany F, Col. Hartley Of the governors
staff; Sergeant E. H. Bierman of Battery
A, the brigade quartermaster; Com
missary Sergeant Inglis, of Company G.
Gen. Lambert; Private Van Buskirk IF
Company A, brigade inspector; Corporal
Z. A. Lemieux, of Company c, canteen
inspector; Sergeant Weathern of Conn
pany B, Col. Van Duzee; Sergeant How
ley, of Company I, Maj. Montfort; Ser
geant H. L. Tourtelotte, battalion ser
geant major, acted as regimental adult
ant
The work at the range was delayed
great deal today by the rain, but never-
theless several of the men succeeded in
running the skirmish. The others will
make the run tomorrow. The totals have
not been given out yet, but the scores
made on the skirmish run today are as
follows:
Company B-L. c. Bird, 80; F. H. Del
ger, 2S; A. W; Snow, 80; I. A. Caswell, 80;
R. G. Champlin, a; B: Hunter, 80; n E.
Tedman, "a; E. Mitchell II; F H. Hunter,
81; F. F. Bergeron, %; A. F. Pratt, II; E.
Company &c. G. Simpson, 80; T. e.
Resche 40.
H sS@Raay R6 3 7 r FBs5sa 4s :.
Dickinson, 10; Q. Miller, q.
Company FL. w hickman Il
Company CT. F. Walsh, So; C. E.
French, "a; w. ]. Burke, 16; L. NJ Austin,
Company H-R c. Kelsey, rs; ]. c.
Fergenson, "a; T. F. Miller, %.
Company &c. Pepper, Il; R. Miller. As;
A. B. Wells, Is.
Capt. Schilling, of Company F, has been
detailed as officer of the day for tomorrow
ans Lieutenants Leman, Company l. and
Newenberg, Company H, will serve as
officers of the guard
Corporal Boerner. Company G, was de-
tailed as orderly at the headquarters to-
day.
Private Colahan and Wausch. Of Com