The Saint Paul globe., 1899-06-29
REGIMENT In REVIEW
MEN OF THE SECOND MARCH
PAST THE GOVERNOR AND
HIS STAFF
A GALA DAY AT IAKEvIEw

OR of the Executive of the State
Good Work ON the Rife
Ranges-Notes Of Life In the Tent
ed City.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, Mimi,
June -Special)-Go9ernor's day has
been a gala occasion for the Second regi-
ment. All day the camp has been
thronged with visitors, and this evening
the parade ground was thronged when
the regiment, in heavy marching order,
passed in review before Gov. Lind and
the members of his staff After the re-
view was the usual evening parade
which was also witnessed by the visiting
officers:
Gov. Lind spent the day visiting at
| headquarters, looking over the surround
ing country and viewing the drills held by
the regiment This is Gov Linds first
visit to Camp Lakeview. and it has
proved very enjoyable one. The gov
ernor was pleased to have the opportu-
! nifty Of being brought in contact once
more with the members of his old regi-
ment, and, on the other hand, it has
been a pleasure for Col. Bobleter and
the members of his command to enter
| tain the governor. - -
| The members of Gov. Lind's staff who
accompanied him to camp are: Adjt.
| Gen. George c. Lambert, Surgeon Gen
eral A. ]. Stone, Col Hartley, of st.
Paul; Col. Chase, of Marshall; Col Haw-
kins, of Carlton: Col. Murphy, of Mime
apolis; Col. Hawthorne, of st. Paul; Maj
| st. Paul; Maj. Wall, assistant quarter
master general, of Spring Valley; Gen.
| Ludwig, commissary general of WI
mona; Maj Hurd, aide, St. Paul: Maj
! Baasen, assistant adjutant general, of ST.
Paul, and Col. Bergmeier, aide,- of ST.
| Paul. esx
| In speaking of the camp grounds Gov
Limb said; 'I found the, camp appoin-
ments, sanitary condition, policing of
the grounds-in fact eyerything-in ex-
cellent condition, just as ! expected Col
Bobleter would have them"
| Several of the Fourth infantry reserve
! officers were also in, camp today. The
| party was composed af Lieut.. Col. Marx,
| of Litchflcld; Maj. Hendiey, of St Paul;
| Capt. Raske, of Company E, of Mime
| apolis; Lieut.. Chute, regimental commits
| sary of Minneapolis; Capt. Emery, of
! Company c, of Minneapolis.
Corporal E. r. Standard, of Company
B. had the honor of being chosen Gov
| l4ind's orderly. Private Avery Verm!l-
| yea, of Company G, was selected as the
| coloners orderly, while Private Eckert, of
| company c, served as orderly at the ad-
| jutant's office. Ia
| Corporal Gustav Koshel, of Company
| Z, formerly member of the Seventh
| United States cavalry and Fifth hussars.
r
| Of Gov. Lind
Col Bobletter escorted Gov Lind and
stan through the camp this afternoon for
| the purpose of inspecting quarters
.Ihe call Tor mess was sounded at 5:45
this evening $50 that the men would be
ready for the review. z
WORK ON THE RANGES.
Notwithstanding the governors visit
the men at the range Kept up the work
al day They shot at 200, epd 800. Yards
s,Li ,n1 some very good scores We're made.
The scores at 200 yards are: = -
Staff-Lieut Koch, s5.
company Al Newbauer, Is: J.
Graft, S2 Corporal Sc. Blekre %. E
sSchF%eet % %; J.Wollich, 81; John. JOINT Landen nc n,
Company B-J. .. Yotter 20. O r
,1l;G Company C-Meut. Pletke, s21ec. E
5sms s. : Ge1ts' GBFGT2 2s z 3 " e wi WI
20; Q. F: Hoppe, 81; T, r. Galtz,, H, s.. afsezs
o6 C66mpany DIV; R: Murry, So; Albert
ss Mohe r %aiSensdn 4$ j. M H5ilgbee 5l 81 Fred Root
Company Ell a. " Wood, taIofs' e. u M A
GeoTae GGedgkinE ao 4s O. Sand, 80; Joe Dunn, 81
Company FIG. A De Groat. 81: r
Nader, 81. -
rGter G9mDsny s. Nc fF hsrsea 20 Sergeant
man, 21; G, Fenton. &C.
Kko2pp, 81; a: R; Cunningham, 81; ". W
591hnsons; S1hta D 81; e. A. Kopp, 80; Frank
Company I-E. Peterson, 49, w. j. Sub
by, 49; T; J. Kersten, 3s;sJohn skaug, Is;
The SCORES scores made me- M at = 800 Flatt Ka1ds 4e
lows: ' III
Company AT: Lindrneyer, 8s; Ser
25; J; P. Graft, "a; j. TTalliule, 81; Capt
Buschers, 46. g51i.
Company 30. Lang. 20; L. Hildeman,
IL 4 Rrant a. fStteT ct 81 j:oN F. n x Klemer 20 e.
M. Van Horn, %; D. Mackenzie, q; Hi,
deman, so.
:. GomPsny Co CO. H; paws, p; F G. Will
r. q a. fs;,o s Barber, 22; Lieut.; Pletke. 50;
b 5laksr W 45 obi;a G. F. Miller Il 4 e Baker,
Is; H; P. Man, 36; OFF. Hoppe, 2s; A. p.
Brendler, 3S; F. VANDERBILT, q; G. r.
GdltZ, ~. .Ej
Company DIT. M seeley. 2s: F. Iund-
meyer, 25; G. "A. De Groat. SO; Fl. Schmike.
Is; G. R. Allen, %; G. Hefferman, 81: c. A.
tir1 tBirunsSe' ISe = 2s Joe Dunn g; Lieut.. Hodg
J; A Wood, 81; Haily, 4a; c. Gales, II; c.
Kempen, "a; A. G. Mervin, "A; H.. p. Am
gram, Il; r. N. seeley, So; W. F. Murray,
2: Albert Mowen, 3S. *
Company. E-Joe Dunn, 81; C. Peterson.
cqmpsng any FcaPt e 5 assFaR Vial s.; " 8 T. Bly,.
36; H Schunke, 40; @. J. johnson. al: p
Nader, 4S; Q. B.. Bouek, 26; H. Howard,
pe!on Company a g,e G.John Howard, Is; William
Ghrlstopdherson, n F. Lacom, 81: Ed
s9eurg' sa: n aco a. George Fenton, IS; 6. Timer,
Company H-F. Forsyth. q; Ed Kobb,
40; Clutter, q; L.. Hettling, 20; q. Van
derberg, rs; w. S. Chapman, rs; A R,
Company III. M. JeWett,, tt, 81; 81, FL. VII
lard, 40; F. w. Wing, As; Lieut. o. Simon
son, 80; F. r. Willard, 35; F. J. Kristen.
80; W. p. Flat, 81; J. Hanson. 80; A. T.
50; J. E. Johnson, S1ssW. H Hele, 36; r.
G. Carbary, %; Albert Huitz 20: B. B.
Johnson, %; ]. Skaug, 81; w. j. Subiy, 81:
H. L. Gilrup, "a; F. r. Willard, As
Gov Lind visited the range and made
one shot, succeeded in hitting the bulls
eye.
This morning at regimsptal drill Private
o. Lang, of Company B. received a slight
bayonet wound in the BACK of the head.
The young man Is now resting in the hos
pital and as the wound Is very slight, he
will soon be able to join his comnanv.
The hospital corps, 7assfsted by the am
bulance did some e1ceIbant work at the
regimental drill this srnorning.
CAMP iNoTEs.
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