The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-11
THOROUGHLY SETTLED THE BOYS
ARE BOUND TO MAKE A
GOOD RECORD
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WEATHER Is NICE AND COOL
Officers All Appointed - Military
Problems to BE Worked Out
Boys Make a Fine
Showing.
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| men.
All the boys are taking a personal In
terest in their work and doing all in their
power to advance the good name and
record of their individual companies and
the regiment in general Today was
model for camp life, being nice and cool
after the refreshing shower that fell last
evening.
The customary regimental parade and
review was given the commanding officer,
Col. c. Nee. Reeve, last evening.
The men made fine showing, consider
ing that 1t was the first parade of this
years camp.
The staff officers of this regiment are
as IolloWs: Colonel, c. Nee Reeve. Still
wafer lieutenant colonel, j. H. Fred
eiIck, Red, Wing; majors, Frank T. Cor
TEisCoh, minneapolis; Charles r. Spear ST.
FauI; oscar Seebach, Red Wing; ad-
Jatant, Capt. e. G. Falk, Minneapolis;
coIninlsSary, Lieut.. w. K. Steel Mime
aapoIS; quartermaster, Lieut.. c. K. Smith.
81. PauI; j. A. Lieut.. F. NJ CatIin, ST
! aui' battalion adjutants, Lieut. H. D.
SSt"0Hnoie' Mlnneapois; Lieut., G.. T. Daily,
apolis. 4Hiiiiie-
cine Inc held officers Of the representative
companies are:
Company A, of Minnea fs-Captatn.
ROY Pearse; first lieutenant M. D. Car
ceIoh; second lieutenant, Bert Kenaston
company , b.. of Minneapois-Cap
l., pi
eiA second lieutenant, j. c. Strachan.
company G, st. Paul-Captain. N, q
66obInson, absent; first lieutenant. G. q
PTuIn n In command; second lieutenant
Company D, st. Paul-Captain Milfred
MeITlI; hrst lieutenant William Ter
yon second lieutenant, George c. Jack
G Company E. St Paul-Captain q III
spear, promoted to major; first Iien+en.
Un}1'teno, - - M9ntgomery, absent; second
Comnany2 IT, ~ bunker, in command.
R " @sLIn9 ton Smith; first lieutenant EJdI,'
Strouts 0'ehdhl' Frank
Company G, Red Wing-C,an+oin =
IMellnger; first lieutenant Ed s S 81 ..
Iuiio, second lieutenant, E. M Rassatf
W company annJy l. Minneapolis- captain q.
lor E sen666 iirst lieutenant, II s. Tay.
~ ro, SECOND lieutenant, II. B. Dyer.
company K, enthusiastically n NJ
bs orri a. I lIsI lieutenant, w. B. Nurling.
ii1 IN, second lieutenant, H. M. Howard
me NUMBER OF men that reported in
C%Inp Tor the individual companies are q.
company a, q; Company B, 29: Comnanv
Cow 0g' -, company n D, 80; Company e, 81;
/, 81; I Company 1 ny fK9m g. G. 49, Company
So5i X. ). fitzgerald is acting as nnedi-
cai director at camp for this Command and
Fos slsea are e Mi X. Jacoby and w. C.
nospliaI stewards. The state mas ad6ed
SIedIy 70 the convenience and annear~
ance OF the hospital by adding a new
porch on the south side; also paint tiTm
the entire porch roof
IL Lieut. ut j. F. Rossiter is the instructor Of
the lrst Regiment band, consisting of
twenty-five pieces which is at cam6
{. Carlton is drum major. Fred Cir,
mas received the appointment of CHIEF
musician. OAiieA
The following orders were issued fror,
the adjutant's Office today: - oiii
Sergeant Charles e. Thomson Cor,
pany A, First infantry, is hereby anpoint
ca battalion on sergeant major, non-commiss-
Sergeant John L. Phillips, Company @.
IS hereby appointed battalion sergeant
major S5 no1n-Gommissioned staff.
sergeant j. M. Johnson ComDanv n
Is hereby appointed quartermaster ser,
geant, non-cOmmiSSoned staff
: Private Eyl A. II: schall Jr., Company I,
geant, non-commissioned staff
Corporal William M Burns and Cor
poral Delmar e. Lumas, Company f, are
rGGuced to the rank of private.
The following appointments of non
commissioned officers, Company A, ar,
confirmed; Corporal S. H. Walsh, to SER
ggeGant, wee Thompson, promoted; Private
Walsh, promoted.
Lieut.. W, A. Carleton will, in addition
to his other duties, act as engineer off,
Ger.
Four men are detailed to the ranges
to assist Capt. o. H. Lee
Private K. H. Hall, Company 1, was
uOuOT6Q Dy D6lIlS InG aQ1utdltS choice
for colonel'S orderly today.
Gen. Stone was a camp visitor today
capt ". II. Hart made business trip
to the Capital City today.
Eleven bandmen acted as hospital corps
today. The permanent detail will be made
later.
Mrs w. Smith, of Minneapolis, and her
mother, Mrs. Stacy, of Geneva, N. Y,
are in camp as the guests of Capt.
Washington Smith.
The following field exercises probably
in minor. tactics. formulated by Lieut..
Col Philip Reade, inspector general, y.
S. V. (major United States infantry, de-
tailed to these headquarters, are an
nounced for solution by the Minnesota
National guard during the encampment
at Lake City, July, 1900.
1t Is expected that one or more of these
exercises will be prescribed by the in
during the early portion OF the regimentai
encampment including the artillery bat
talon; the exercise or exercises, to be
solved during the latter period of the
encampment of the organization:
Problem 1-Cover front to be deSig-
mated with q line of outposts; cossaek
posts to be used in place of sentinels
Problem PA company will be defended
against the attack of another company
All conditions of attack and defense will
be assumed and described by the bat
talon commander.
Problem ATTACK and defense of an
intrenched camp. involving the actual
construction OF rifle pits aIOrQ1n& DrOtec-
ton for the Cal. As u. S. Springfield
rife.
Problem ESTABLISH outposts, attack
and defend the same.
Problem 5-Rear guard attack and de-
Tense.
Problem 6-Attack and defense of con-
Voy.
Problem 7-Another problem to be in
dicated by the regimental commander or
by battalion commander, involving,
perhaps, partial reconnaissance, or en-
ployment of ground scouts sent out to
ascertain and report upon the location
and strength, ETC., etc, of an enemy al
legged to be lurking in the vicinity of the
camp, or involving contact of advance
guard blues or browns, with rear guard
Drown or blue, may be included in the
exercises.
Problem S-Defense of bridge or railroad
station, or defile ETC., occupation of
bridge or village, or passage of defiIe
and employment of battle; attack of
same.
Problem 9.-Reconnoissance and occu-
patton of woods or a height; attack of
same, or battle for heights
Problem 10-Infantry VS.. artillery
Problem 11-EXercises in verbal orders
scouting, pursuit, preparation of forces,
Hawking column.
Problem 12-Destruction Of railroad, or
bridge or water works, and its preven-
ton.
LONGsHOREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
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