The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-30

of the Northwest.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, June
29.-The range has been scene of hustle
Today, as the men were anxious to COM
plete the known ranges and skirmish run.
SO as to hold the team shoot tomorrow.
The first shooting was done at the FOO
yard range, and the following scores
were made:
Staff-Maj. Hurd, 10; Lieut.. Koch, "A.
Lieut.. R. Fritsche, 46; Corporal Blekre.
a; Sergeant Sandon, 80; j. Schrodt, %;
Sergeant Schreideriche, 45; Lieut.. Graft,
40; Sergeant Neubauer, Is.
Company B-L. Brant, "a; M. Van Horn,
rs; d. Wall, Is; H; payison, 25; Hilde-
man, A; o. Lang, %; J. o. Voter, 80.
pf c4mpa g Cd & GaKe tn g e. M Hef
40; H. P. Man, 81; A. E; Brendler, g. o..
Moen, 81; Root, 43.
25; Hafferman, rs; Wood, IS; Kempen, %;
Kruger, %; Janke 49, Ole Sand 43; Lieut..
Hold gkins, AZ; Hefferman, 80; Peterson, %;
Company FNPrivate schimke, sS Capt
Wall, AZ; Private Disregard, 80; Tenny, b;
Nader, 81; Degroat, u; Howard IS;
Company Pr dG Rugg a paws
Lieut.. Nicholson. 20; Timer, 43; Sergeant
Walters, 43; Peterson, Sc; Lacorn, 80.
Company N-Kopp,. 80; Van kalke n.
Clute, 20.
Company I-Kersten, 80; skaug, So;
HIdintty, AZ Willard. AZ; styne, AZ; Flat,
Fuller, As; Willard, As; Col. Marsh, Fourth
infantry, %; Maj Hendley, q.
AS soon as the 50o-yard range shooting
had been completed, the scores on the
three known ranges-200, 300 and 500 yards
were added to show what men had
made score of los or more, md who
were entitled to take part in the skir-
nish run. The best scores made on each
range were selected for the totals, and
Of those entitled to take part in the trials
for sharpshooters were:
Staf-Lieut. Koch, 116
Company A-Leut. J. P. Graft, Ill;
CORPORAL S. e. Blekre, 106: Capt. Busch
w. Scheiderich, lao.
Company B-sergeant L. Wildeman. 14o;
Private r. Hilderman. al; Lieut. J. O.
Voter, ia; Private G. Wall, 1O9.
Company C-sergeant, w. A; Pohlman,
c. E. Miller, 10S; Private F. G. Williams,
1I3; Lieut.; A. G. Blaker, 14; Private H
Company D-Corporal Albert Main, los;
Sergeant T. M. Seeley, 107.
Company E-Private Ole Sand, 10Y; Pri-
Vate George Healey, 116; Lieut.. Hottg-
kins, 143; Sergeant Panzram. 1O6.
Company Private G. A. De Groat, 107;
Sergeant P. Nader, 124; Capt. F. Vial, 1913;
Corporal, H. Schunke, Ill.
Company G+Sergeant c. Ulmer, lis; Fri
vate William, Rugg, 125; Sergeant George
Fenton, 1877.
Company H-Private E. c. Kopp, 11S;
Houghtaling, 106.
Company Private H: M; Jewett. III;
Private n L Fuller, 147; Private i47! , Q.
vate F. r. Willard 1873; Private F. w.
Wing, 139; Private John. Kang, liz; Pri-
vate T: j: Kerstein. 10; Private E; Pear
vate W. j. Subby. 1876; Lieut.. o. Simon
son, 126; Private w. E. Flat, 131. 81
Capt. o. E.. Lee was present at the
range this afternoon to oversee the work
to be done on the skirmish run. In max
ing the run ten men form In hne each
one having three targets to shoot at,
erect, kneeling and lying silhouette fig
ures. The men are governed by bugle
calls, and when they lie down to shoot
they are allowed twenty seconds between
bugle notes to fire, and no man can fire
after the bugle call or he Is fined. He Is
allowed twenty shots on the skirmish,
and he must make a score of Isl to quail
ify as a sharpshooter on known and Skin
mish distances out of a possible $50. The
scores made and those who succeeded in
qualifying are:
Capt Buschers, Company A, 1856.
Sergeant Hilderman, Company b, 1877.
Private Hilderman, Company B, 1873.
Private E. Pearson, Company /, 1874.
CAMP NOTES.
Company 1 will select five men from
their ranks and challenge any five men
out of the regiment to shoot.
Capt. o. E. Lee inspected the field and
staff non-commissioned staff and band
before dress parade this evening.
This morning the regiment appeared
on the parade grounds for regimental
and extended order drills. The battle
formations and all drills were excellent
ly executed and Col. Bobletler Is delight
ed with the work his command is doing.
The band went to Lake City this aft
ernoon to give concert.
Matters have been settled between
Company Els mascot, the bulldog, and
Company DIS pet, the mastiff. The fight
came off this morning and the mastif
had the best of 1t from start to finish.
Private Wunderlicht, Company c, has
been promoted to corporal.
Changes will be made in the Milwau-
kee roads schedule Sunday and the
evening train bound for st. Paul will not
stop at camp.