The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
IOWA
COMPANIES RE.AssioNED
National Guard Regiments Made Over by
AdIutant General 6yers.

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National Guard Regiments Made Over by
AdJutant General eyers.
DUBUQUE, IOwA.-Recent orders from
the adjutant general OF the Iowa National
Guard, causing changes In number of
regiments, and assignment of companies,
came as a surprise but the advantage 10
easily recognized.
The Forty ninth regiment will hereafter
be designated as the Fifty third and will
consist Of the following companies; AZ
Dubuque; B, Waterloo: e, Cedar Rapids
ID. Charles City; e, Cresco; F. Upton; g,
Vinton; III, Marshalltown; !, Waukon; X.
Toledo; I, Independence; NJ Maquoketa.
Regimental band at Marshalltown.
The Fiftieth will hereafter be the Fifty
fourth: Company A, Abba; y. Daven-
port; G, Muscatine; D, Washington; p,
Centerville; F, Oskaloosa; G, Ottumwa;
H, Burlington; I. Iowa City; K, Grinneli:
L, Newton; M, Fairfield. Regimental
band at Ottumwa.
The Fifty-first will be known as the,
Fifty fourth: Company A, Des Mofnes;
B. Vtllisca: c. Glenwood; d, Knoxville;
.. Shenandoah; F, vacancy; G.. Winter
set: H, Charlton; I, Bedford; K, Corning;
y. Council Bluffs: M, Red Oak. Regi-s
mental band at Centerville.
| The Fifty-second will be the Fifty
fifth: Company A., Mason CITY; 3, Perry
c, Webster City; D, HAMPTON; =, smell
| dOns
Citv. 7 Roone: K, Emmetsburg; L, Sioux
city; M, Sac City. Regimenta band at
Algona. s.s.......- 49, p, ~
ively by Colonel William G. Dows CEDAR
Rapids; Colonel II. H. Caughlan. Ottum-
wa: Colonel James Rush Llncoin, Ames'
and Colonel w. B. Humphrey. Sioux City.
The present assignments and detail for
dutv Of inspector of small arms practice.
engineer officers and men, surgeons ana
assistant surgeons and enlisted men OF the
medical department will. be, terminated
on Dec. 81.
| [GRTNNEII.. IOWA.--The- thirteenth
annual convention Of the Iowa State Ep-
| worth League came to a close last nlsnt.
! About 500 delegates were IN attendance.
Among the speakers were Dr. W. r: oio-
ham Of the missionary society, Cnacago'
| DIR, Thomas Nicholson, professor OF phlll-
sophy and biblical literature In Cornell
college. Mt. Vernon, Iowa; 80 Joseph z.
HarfEell. missionary bishop Of Africa; DR..
Joseph F. Berry. editor OF the Epwortn
Herald and general secretary DR.. J. w.
| Hancher, president of the Iowa WESLEYAN
| university of Mt. Pleasant; Dr. =. y. Snel-
ton, president OF simpson Sol,ese' i ~ "A
| ola: DR.. r. J., Bassat OF ;Fayette, Dr- "A,
a storms of Des Moines, and Miss Iva
Nav Rurham of the EpWorth Evangelistlc
Institute Of st. Louis The officers chosen
for next wear are: President, E. DepeW OF
Des MONIES: secretary, E. T. Griswen OF
Mt. Vernon; treasurer, w. ). luck OF Les
Moines; junior superintendent, MRS. .. -
McKim Of Traer: first vice president W.
p Barclay of Davenport; second vice
president, Mrs w. J. EIackley OF Burning
ron. third vice president. Orlo W1inams
~ Guthrie Center; fourth vice president
Edward Fair of Jreton.
SIOUX CITY, IoWA.-]Mrs: J. L. Mudge
who died her Saturday, Will be bur1ed TO-
day at Austin, Mimi, her former home
Her husband, who held an important: civi
position at Manila, died in August and the
shock affected her health.-In order to holc
the five robbers jailed here Saturday, witt
iewelry belonging to Thomas Wilson a.
Canova. S. D., Wilson swore out an In
formation charging them with larceny
; The officers have ns acquisitions and nae
to do this to hold the men. shorty Muir
ply, leader Of the gang. is thought to .bt
the man who served, Two years. IN, thu
Sioux Falls penitentiary for robbing thu
Lesterville, S.. D.. postoffce. A. E. Cham
berlain, county attorney at canova, who i
here, says that '.Brick '2Dineen, one@of TIL
gang, is wanted at Fargo, NJ D., for
hold-up with a man named Stamps.
, Their victim was killed and Stamps" i
in Jail. p .--'..s,. .....-.. y