The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-21
Reception BY Citizens.

reception by Citizens.
The reception of the citizens of Lake
| City rendered last evening to Gov. Van
| SAINT and members of the Third regi-
| ment and battalion of artillery was
| royalty carried out, and all present en-
! joyed a pleasant evening.
A mock parade, hsld1during the aft
! ernoon, proved an interesting feature
| Some carnival make-un were display
| ed, and the review ELECTED great ap-
| plause.
| Among the visitors in camp yester-
| day were: Capts. F, B, Rowley, Com
| pany b, and M. D. GarcelOn, Company
| A, First regiment; Miss Hannah May
| er and Polly Bernheim. ST. Paul; Maj.
Nicholson, Austin; Capt E. G. Folk,
Minneapolis; Capt. Pierce, Red Wing;
Maj. c. f. Spear, St. Paul; Peter Metz
dorf, st. Paul; Capt. G. w. Mead
Mankato; G. H. Wiley,gSt. Paul; Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Frifk, Minneapolis;
Maj. Nicholson, Austin; Capt. r. G..
Staples. Saltwater
Artillery Scores.
The artillery yesterday finished its
scores on the 1,S00-yard range and went
back to the 2,500-yard range today and
during the afternoon the shells have been
carrying over camp, as the firing point is
The big gun firing will be continued to-
morrow. Following area the 18Q0-yard
SSOf6S Tor yesterday:
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Sergt. r. G. Chandler...O Al
Sergt. Gray. B......,...5 65 424
Corp. Il; 2. Frances. B..4 E21
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The officers of the fourteenth Mime
sofa volunteers perfected an organ
ization and chose Capt. George D. Bart
lett to be president Capt Bartlett now
resides at Stanley Wis.
The -Zumbrota company Is scheduled to
play game Of basebaA with the Lake
The old Chickamadga Tdrnmmerr of the
Fourteenth regiment, Minnesota volun-
teers, F. SpiegeI of st. Paul, visited
camp yesterday with his son.
Capt. Edward Hoenck, St..PauI, who
served with the Prussian army, was a
camp visitor yesterday as the geust of
Maj. j. G. Jensen. s
Fred Warner, state oil inspector. visit
ed IN camp yesterday. 1t is understood
that charges were preferred against him
for mixing gasoline with crude oil and
ever, walt for trial
Capt o. E. Lee will leave for Chicago
TINS evening to attend "a meeting of the
National Guard Rife Association Of the
Northwest.
/ CORPORAL William Schfmming. Company
G, Princeton, has been made a sergeant,
MdTSI1du
Pratt made corporals-
The orderly competition between Com
pan1eS E and G is Nagfng warm each
G Gop1IRea to date havg secured sig
pany e. was twice chosen for orderly on
guard mounting.
sergt. Mai. +. NJ. van Duzee has has
been, detailed to hold school each day
for the non-coms of the guard to see that
they are properly Instructed He also
has charge Of the battalion ''non-eom'
Company A, Duluth, Capt. Karl A
Franklin, commanding, has been highly
compllmented on the appearance of street
and tents on daily inspection Of quar-
tiers.
Artillery Is Inspected
The battalion Of artillery was inspected
this morning by Capt. Dwyer, the reg
ular army officer. The batteries were in
excellent shape.
Col. Hardy. on his visit to camp. spent
the night with the artillery, but while
he retired quite early, 1t is said he slept
with one eye open all night. The cunning
or his past experiences has not forSaken
him.
Color Sergeant H. Eastman, Zumbrota
IS the Oldest man in point of service in
tbs Third regiment. Together with his
service in the Rebellion, where he served
as a member of the First Minnesota
heavy artiller. he has record of over
twenty years and will be the only man
in the regiment to draw four ''fogies'
The officers of Battery A have received
the new regulation artillery riding boots
Maj. f. e. Resche, Duluth holds high
record so far, having made 40 out of a
possible so on the 300-yard range
The morning report yesterday showed
434 Infantry men in camp and 211 artil-
lery men, making q total of 635, large
attendance.
Company . the Oldest
Company d, Of Zumbrota, is the oldest
organization in the Third regiment. hav-
ing been organized now for nearly twenty
years. Prior to the organization of the
Third regiment twas known as the Zum-
brota Guards, and an unassigned com
pany. The company has continuously
borne an excellent record during it's camp
tours, and is, and always has BEEN most
orderly. Aside from Capt. Davis, First
sergeant TeIch is the only man who will
draw increase service pay Sergeant
Ielch is the senior first sergeant.
Regulars Coming.
The First battalion of the Twenty-f1rst
United States infantry arrived in Red
wing TINS evening and will spend Sunday
mere, arriving here Monday afternoon
Inc battalion will remain here until july
Q, eavlng the morning of the day the
FIRST regiment arrives. They will occupy
the mess nails and tents now occupied by
the national guard aal