The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-26
"GOVERNOR'S DAY"
ommander-in-Chief to Inspect Sol
diers of the Second.

diers of the Second.
CAMP LAKEVIEW, LAKE CITY, MINI.
"A heavy rain storm yesterday morning
greatly interferedr with camp routine. The
range work of the morning was stopped,
but at the regular hour in the afternoon
1t was taken UP and is now practically
completed, except the team shoot The
winning team win be allowed to come to
camp this fall during the state shoot, and
compete with teams from other regiments
for the regimental honors. The Third
regiment company team won last year.
The wrong impression seems to prevail
IS to the selection of the regimental and
state teams. The company team in no
way has any connection with the regi-
mental team. The members of the regi-
mental team are chosen by the colonel
of the regiment from among the best indi-
vidual shots. The state team is chosen
from among the competing regimental
teams by the brigade Inspector of small
arms practice.
An error in yesterdays report made it
appear that D. C. Cordrey had been pro-
moted to regimental quartermaster SER
sergeant major.
Sergeant Mohn, company F, Rochester,
was taken to the hospital this morning,
suffering with chills and fever
Governors Day.
party will arrive in camp at 4:4e this
afternoon. and be met by Colonel Bobleter
and officers Of the Second regiment, who
will be accompanied by the band. AS the
train pulls into camp the music will COM
mence, and as the governor alights the
first of salute of seventeen guns will be
Ared. The line Of march will then be
taken uu and the party escorted to brig
ade headquarters, where they will be re-
celved.
Governor Van SAINT will be accompanied
by Mrs. Van SAINT and members Of the
staff. 1t is also expected that Mrs. Van
SAINT will bring several of her young
friends from St. Paul, to enjoy the recep-
tion and dance. The boys are arranging
for mock parade, which will take place
about $50, or just before supper. The
governor and party will be entertained at
dinner at regimental headquarters, and
Immediately thereafter the review will
be held to be followed by parade.
After the parade the party will go to
Lake City, where the citizens have ar
ranged a. reception and dance. This will
be the event of the week.
Cordrey In Command.
The review given to the colors by the
Second regiment last evening was most
effective and the lines presented were
fine. After parade the officers were or
dered by the colonel to fall out and take
Major D. C. Cordrey then took COM
mand of the regiment This was his
first essay in command and he did splen-
dtdly, receiving the support Of the battal-
ion sergeant majors In command of their
respective battalions, and the first SER
eeants In charge of the companies.
The guard detail for to-day is as fol-
lows: Officer of the day, Captain John
Buschers, company IA, New Ulm; officers
OF the guard, First Liuetenant N. Nichol
son, company "A, Austin, and Second
Lieutenant w. C. v Nelson company 1,
Owatonna. It is considered an honor to
be chosen as the guard detail on COVER
nor's day, and the officers have to keep
their eyes open while the commander in
chief is in camp.
Nelson After q Decoration.
Captain Nelson, company F, Brainerd,
Third regiment, has request before the
adtutant generals department for a deco
ration as distinguished rif1eman and if
the request is granted it will establish a
precedent that may benefit others. Cap
tain Nelson served an enlistment in the
regular army and for three seasons quail
fed as a United States sharpshooter. He
has now qualified twice as a sharpshooter
in the state service, and it is generally
conceded that his service in the regula r
establishment should be recognized and
he be awarded the decoration desired.
LlSuLS4GuL ELdIuGSL bIOWu, company
II, Mankato, passed an exceptionally good
examination this morning for a commits
sion as captain of the Mankato company
Hooligan's Guards, representative
sport-maktng aggregation from company
J, Rochester, are making preparation
for the mock parade this evening.
Mrs. Robert Carmichael, Of Hastings
and daughters Agnes and Laura, visited
IN camp yesterday and to-day
The excursion to arrive to-day will help
to make the day one Of the liveliest OF
the encampment. A large crowd is ex-
pected from Rochester.
Captain O. M. Nordley, military store
keeper, returned to camp to-day from St.
Paul.
Captain W. S. Brisbin, quartermaster
oE the Third regiment, is proving a rnost
worthy officer as chief Of staff in attend
snoe on the adjutant general.
wIyoNA, MINI.
tub factory Of Hanhardt Brothers went 0.
strike on Wednesday. Complaint was mad
to the foreman by the proprietors the da!
work they should. The foreman though
they were, and as result of this difference o
opinion the men did not return to work
A settlement will probably be reached soon.-
Chief Of Police schoenig has put dampe
On ante-Fourth of July demonstrations. H
has decreed that the discharge, of hrecracker
has arrived, and the small boy is depressed
In consequence.-The Arst candidate to file
certificate for county Office under the pri
mary election law is G. W Anding, who ha
deposited SO with the county auditor an
announced his intention of striving for tn
republican nomination for register of deeds
Two years ago, Mr.. Anding received the re
publican nomination for sheriff and after
wards declined to make the run.-Mr. Bel
OF Dubuque and a party of friends passe
up. the river in the gasolene launch Bell
Of Dubuque They were on pleasure benz
with Wabasha as an objective point. The
have found the fishing good and havin
an enjoyable outing.
CHICAGO, ILL.
George S. Davidson, a resident of Ashland
Wis, was robbed of hand satche containin
over ST. 200 worth of oil bonds, at the North
Western station, last night, while he wa
awaiting a train. The loss reported
the detective bureau and men were detaile
10 look for the thief. Davidson came to Chi
cago yesterday to transact business, an
brought with him Standard Oil compan
shares and shares Of the Huthy Oil and Re
Aning company valued at s., 000. Shortly afte
8 O'Clock in the evening, he went to the sta
tion to take his train. He placed a satche
containing the shares the ground at hi
feet and neglected to watch it for fe'
minutes. When he started for his train an
bent over to pick up the catchel he was SUI
prsed to find it missing.
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