The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-16

July 1 Are OfiiciaIly Reported,
Command Is Said to BE Good
None of the Officers of the Regi-
ment Sick.
Lieut. Col Francis Baasen, assistant
adjutant general, yesterday received a
report from Adjutant E. G. Falk, of the
Thirteenth regiment covering the months
of July and August. The report was
made out at sea, and gives very COM
plete record of all the absent enlisted
men, as we'll as changes that have been
made since the last report made in July
! The following men are reported to have
| been discharged to accept commissions
| in the regiment: Hugo o. Hanft, pri-
| vate Company E, promoted to first lieu
| tenant and battalion adjutant; Walter
H. Johnson, sergeant, Company F., pro-
NOTED to second lieutenant same COM
pany; J. M Smethurst, first sergeant,
Company c, promoted to second lieuten-
ant same company; Walter M. Beck, pri-
vate, Company l. promoted to acting as
sistant surgeon, Z. S. A. The following
ueH are OIllcldllV reported TO nave re-
enlisted in the Philippines:
Charles R. Head, first sergeant Com
pany l.; Charles B: Gordon, corporal
pany C; George F. Rock, private Com
pany l; Herbert A. Moulton, sergeant
Company F; S. L. sprouse, private Com
pany F; Joseph Vasika, private Com
pany F; E: j: Walbourn, private Com
pany F.; Charles Warren, private Com
pany F; w. H. Bell private Company e;
E. Flansberg, private Company q; Thos
Head, private Company G; Fred H. SEQ
bic, private Company G.; Charles Peak
private Company H; Victor Bergstrom,
sergeant ser yea ut company NJ; Fred thompson
private Company M I. D. Foster, private
Company F; Christ Opdahl, private Com
panyy L; M. ! Lyons, private COMPANY
T. A. Patterson, private Company b;
Fred Berndt private Company II; Claude
Freer, private Gompany F; J + Tb Blom-
private Company H; Charles Lund,. pri-
vate Company E; NJ. Gates, private
COMPANY F; A; W; De l Frate, private private
Company e; A Mortenson, private Com
pany E. Frank A Green private Com
pany F; p. G. Chamberlain, sergeant
pany F: T. D. Merrick, private Company
F; J. F. Lynch, private Company F; L.
A. Phillips, private Company F; 6. F
Lundgren, private Company E; g., A: E
II,
Keefe private Company G.; j; W New
ton, private Company e; J. a ;nnt Garrottt,
y yas G Gopan J. Il Moofs pr1 Rgi
Company I; A G. Bruederly, private
Company NJ; w G. Reichmuth, private
Company M.
Of the above the report shows that the
discharges given Frank A. Green, L. A.
Phillips and William Beck were revoked,
which makes it evident that these three
men for some reason did not re-enliSt in
the Philippines.
The regiments service in the Philip
pines during the month of July is COM
mented upon in the report as follows:
During the period Of this report the
regiment remained on duty guarding the
line of communication from Caloocan to
and including Guiguinto. July 13 regimen
tai headquarters and band, then stationed
at Meycanayan, proceeded to Manila, TAX
ing station at the Quartet Estade- May
or, near first reserve hospital, reporting
upon arrival to- Lieut.. Col. Friedrich,
who then assumed command of the regt-
ment July 81 Companies K and L, sta
toned at Malabon, Companies G, A, D,
M at Polo and Companies D and at
Meycanayan by Geographic orders of
commanding general were relieved Of
duty and proceeded to Manila, taking
station at the Quartet de CaZadores. The
above companies were relieved by the
Sixteenth United States infantry, Com
panies A, B, G., F, H and I remaining on
duty as heretofore. The regiment re-
ceived orders to prepare itself to proceed
to San Francisco for muster out
The report for August tells Of the en-
barking of the regiment Aug. 10, and Of
the voyage to Japan, and from there to
San Francisco. The general health of
the command IS reported as good.
The report for August gives TAI men
available for duty, ia on special duty.
ST sick and under arrest, making
total of 946 Forty-seven officers are re-
ported available for duty, with a cipher
mark in the sick column.
That portion of the report covering
August gives the following additional
names of men who were discharged to
re-ennst in the Philippines: H. E. Hell
Ter, sergeant, Company D; e. c. Hop
kins private Company H; Charles J.
Swanson, private, Company F; Henry
Meyers, private Company A; W. H. Hin
nan, private, Company A.
Charles N Clark, first lieutenant Com
pany F, and Charles R. Trowbridge were
both given their discharges during the
month of August to accept commissions
in the Thirty-seventh regiment in the
Philippines. Capt. Moves c. Robinson's
promotion to the rank Of major caused
the following other promotions in the reg
iment: Lieut.. c.. G. Bunker, promoted to
captain of Company c.: Second Lieuten-
ants J. F. Snow and w. H. Johnson made
first lieutenants in Companies and f
respectively.