The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-09
TOO WARM TO MARCH
FEATURE OF THE DAY AT CAMP
LAKEVIEW OF NECESSITY
ABANDONED
PLANS FOR GOVERNORS DAY

Gov. Lind and the Members of His
StaR Will Review the Third Reg
Are at Work ON the Rife Ranges
-Ohicer Injured by a Falling
HOrse-Camp Notes.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Lake City, July
S.-(Special. What was to have been the
military feature at Camp Lakeview today
was prevented by unduly warm weather
Col Van Diezee had arranged to march
the regiment to Rest Island, but owing to
the heat decided that so long tramp
would be injudicious The march will
take place later.
Gov. Lind will be in camp Wednesday,
He will arrive with his staff on the morn
ing train, and put in the day looking over
the regiment and the grounds, and in the
evening will inspect the regiment and re-
turn home. The members of the CONNER
cial club and the citizens had intended
giving the governor, his staff and the
officers of the three regiments and the
artillery a reception. and had selected the
evening of the inspection for the occa-
sion; but owing to pressing business the
governor could not accept, and the mat
ter has been deferred until the encamp-
ment Of the Fourth. The idea is to have
ell of the officers of the guards in at
tendance.
While riding through the streets of
Lake City this morning the horse upon
which Lieut.. Stivers, regimentaI quarter
master, was mounted slipped and fell.
The officer was caught under the falling
animal and right knee was badly bruised.
The injury Is not believed to be serious.
Inc regular inspection of quarters and
equipments will be held by the command
Ing officer tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
orders were issued yesterday for each
company TO put their tents in the best
possible conditions for inspection by the
colonel and officers. The inspection was
made by Col. Van Duzee accompanied by
Majors Bedwell, Persons and Montford,
who after carefully inspecting them all
unanimously decided the tent belonging
to the mess of which George H. Baker,
OF Company H, is manager was the best
arranged tent In the regiment
The work at the range is progressing
rapidly. Today Sergeant L. c. Bird, of
Company B, made forty-fve out of a
possible fifty, and F. E. Rushe. of Com
pany c, made forty-six. The shooting was
all done at 500 yards today, and the
scores made are as follows:
Company 40. Hagen, 20
te COMPANY 81 n b R-h Is G Bird, 45 F. H Hun
E. e. Price, Al; l. Rhoades, 81; W A.
Naneout, 43; E. F. Bergeron, IS; x. Pratt.
e. 2; VI or 46mplin. A; B. Hunter, 80; q.
Company C-J, Murray. Al; G. Musolf,
* !; 2; sana n Is; c. A. semcax, 20;
Company DO. ]. Olson, %; o. ]. LEIGH
30; .. T. Sampson, IS; H Goettfne 81
Company Ell B. McNitt, q.
Ri SemR E: E Vii H N Miller %; E, r;
w; A. Becker, %; A. Griers, q.
EG Company n! GIT J. Burke, 20; C. E.
FGcs ompanG R + Il; G + sdbdrs e.
Kelsey, 81; G. H. Baker, ri; A. K. Nc.
Sorqudale, 49, ]. c. Ferguson, A; D. c.
Corey GREY. 40; G. T. Miller, IS; E. Damport, q.
Wells, %; E. Callahan, p.
CAMP NOTES
Maj. Persons Of Zu<1brota. arrived in
camp yesterday and took charge of his
6aGt 6an6Ts, at dress parade last evening:
E, of st. Paul has been detailed conmis-
sary Of his company
Mrs. Van Duzee, who Is stopping at
Lake City, was a visitor at camp this
afternoon, a guest Of her husband, Col
Private G. Holtquest. of Company q.
vas detailed as the coloneIs orderly to-
Corporal F. Yochum has been detailed
as commissary sergeant of Company. B.
Lieut.. a. A. Caswell, late of COMPANY
NJ, Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers,
and his wife, of Princeton, are guests
Of Company B.
The guard detail for tomorrow is as
follows: Officer Of the day, Capt Pratt,
Gompany B; senior officer of the gua3 d,
Lieut. Leaman, Company I; Junior officer
Of the guard, Lieut.. Weinberg, Company
Mrs. R. Little, of Duluth, is in camp
Company C.
A ball game has been arranged to
take place at the Driving park in Lake
City between Company l. of Morris. and
the Mazeppa team. The game will be
played Tuesday afternoon
A number of the officers were enter