The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-28
GOV. Lind WITH THEM
WENT TO THE CAMP AT LAKE
CITY LATE YES
TERDAY
WILL HOLD REVIEW TODAY


The Rainy Weather Is Interfering
With the Work of the Regiment,
but Target Practice Keeps Up,
and Some Excellent Shooting Is
keeper a Busy Man.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, LAKE CITY, June
H. Especial 1.-The regiment assembled
this morning for regimental drill but
was compelled to retire to their tents on
account of heavy rain that set in The
day has been very dismal for the boys as
showers have visited the camp at short
duration all day and the men have been
compelled to remain pretty close to their
tents. When they were dismissed this
morning an order was issued to the effect
that the drill would be continued at
o'clock this afternoon, but on account of
the continual dovnpour all drills were
called Ch until dress parade this evening"
Gov. Lind was expected in camp this
morning, but for some unknown reason
did not arrive The regiment and artil-
NNAS "OAS ooSCllOlSO cil Tie u0pOI TO meet
him. He arrived on the 6:15 train this
evening and will remain In camp until
tomorrow evening, a guest of the officers
of this command. Tomorrow evening at
O'clock, accompanied by his staff, the
governor will review the regiment.
The work at the range was commenced
In earnest this morning and the men
practically finished shooting at the 200
yard range. The scores made today were
| exceptionally good, and If the boys sue
coed in making as good scores at the
other two known ranges this regiment
will qualify good many shaFpshooters.
The best scores made today are:
At 200 yards
stafffnZsergeant Major w. E. Flat. SO;
Company A-aCorporal J. P. Schneider.
Lindmeyer 20; Sergeant John Landon 81;
schreiderich, 48; Private J. HalIich, 70:
bard, Il; Private A. ]. Kaess, rs.
Company B-Private o. Lang, 81; Pri-
yate d. Mackenzie, 2S; Private, ]. E.
poral H. DAWSON, 80; Private ]. Wiinnas,
40; Private R. Hildeman, As; Private G.
Wall, Sc; Private ]. o. Voter, &c. Private
F. II. Klemer 70
As; Private F. Wunderlich, 40; Private A.
e; Brendler, 49, Private x. S. rockwell.
~ =; Private R R. Il; BONN, 46; Private J. 6.
Private, F. g. Williams, 81; Lieut. A. G.
Blazer, 40; Lieut.. Pletke, 80; Private H.
P; Mann. Al Private H. s., Barber, "a.
Company D-Private L. S. Date, Al; Ser
geant T. N. seely, IS; Private o. G.
Whited, 80; Private P. B. Burbank, 80;
Sergeant W. F. Murray, IS; Sergeant G.
A. Pierce, "a; Private T. Graham, SO: Pri-
vate j. M. Hidger.
Company E-,Priyate J. Ruder, SO: Pri-
Eate II. j; Janke, ~; Artileryman c.. A.
poraI E. Kruger, 26; Corporal Charles
Kempen, 80; Private George HALEY, So;
Lieutenant Lie M M A Halgkins, 4S; Sergeant
Joe Dunn, 81; Sergeant H. Pannram, 80;
Private G.. Hefferman, Is; Musician j. S.
Wood, Is.
Company F==IMeutenant E. K Allard,
Allen, IS; Private A. ii. Howard, IS; Pri-.
vate E.: j. Anderson Is; Private R. will
Jams, 8; Corporal H. Scheenke. SO.
Christophsen, So; Private A. vermfiyea,
g; Private freeman, %; Private Frank
". Horbin. q; Lieutenant N, Nicholson,
pS Company y H-g Private r Seymour p
r. Cunningham, %; Private o. Williams,
Dow, 40; Corporal Louis Hatelling, 50;
soSO - GIN SiUlO, -oO, lAVdC0 Vail
Company T-Private H M Jewett, 81;
Private g. M; Milburt, So; Private, U. L.
Hintg. 80; Private F. R. Willard. a; Prl-.
vate W. R. Heale, Sc; Private F. w Wing,
| Pearson, A; Sergeant F. L. Willard, Il;
| Private w. ]. Subby, II; Lieutenant o.
| Simonson, AZ; Sergeant H. S. Gillrup, Is.
| Lieut.. r. Fritsch, Company A. Private
| Tir17r1- D-sxy
I. Fuller, Company 1, succeeded in max
| ing a score of 40 out of a possible so at
| 200 yards.
| Capt. o. E. Lee has a crew of men re-
| loading shells.
| Lieut.. Bulls, adjutant of the First bat
| talon, is performing wonders with the
| revolver. Today he made go out of a possible
! 60 at so yards, while shooting at the erect
| silhouette figure. Capt. Lee and Lieut..
| Koch shot at the erecet silhouette figure
| today al Is yards with pistol and Capt.
Lee made score of "a out of possible
| 80, while Lieut.. Koch made 22.
| The targets used at the range are diff
| ferent from those used two year ago.
Then the eliptical bullseye was used,
| while now the lying down silhouette fig
! ure is in use. This target is supposed
| to be more practical by the army men
| for range use as it Is more on the plan
| Of the enemy, which makes 1t more help
| full preparatory to regular service.
Capt. Bobleter states that the crop Of
| hay from the grounds this year will
| amount to about seventy-five tons, and
! that instead of giving 1t to the man that
| cuts it, as has been done heretofore, what
| is needed for the artillery horses will be
moved away in the barns, while the re-
meinder will be sold.
| The Office of military storekeeper is be-
! ing filled this year in better shape than
| ever before. Capt. Bobleter, who has the
| commission, is a rustler, and he is on the
| go all day long. looking after the wants
| of the camp. AT present he has a crew
| of men at work fixing up the horse barns
| They are putting in a,f1oor of clay and
| are strengthening the building and stalls
| by inserting scantlings.
Capt 0. E.. Lee has received inStruc-
tions from the state headquarters to the
| effect that he shall inspect the quarters
| and military property at Camp Lakevew
| at such date, during the encampment of
| each regiment, as he may designate
| Also that he shall inspect the field and
| staff, northumberland staff and band of
| the Second and Thidr infantry, Fourth
| infantry reserve and the First battalion
| of artillery.
Capt Lee intended to inspect the field
| and staff, non-cimmissioned staff and
| band this morning, but on account of the
| rain the inspection will not be held until
| tomorrow.
| Ex-Mayor of Winona John Ludwig,
who has been lately appointed brigadier
| general on the governors staff, visited in
| camp today.
| The guard detail for tomorrow is: Off
Ger of the day, Capt. Page, Company G;
senior officer of the guard, Lieut. Lob
| ben, Company H; junior officer of the
| guard, Lieut.. Allen, Company F.