The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-14

67.2. instead of 80. Company c has
all Of which Capt. John F. Snow and
his able heutenants. G. K. Sheppard
and F. C. Robinson. are responsible,
and 1t Is to be regretted this de-
partment failed TO give them full cred
it and cause the standing Of the COM
pany to appear so low.
Battery 3, Minneapolis, has several
changes lately. Sergeant John P.
Miller has been elected second lieu
tenant, to succeed G. G. Williams. re-
Gently promoted to be first lieutenant.
Corporal r. A. Co1strom has been ap-
pointed quartermaster sergeant. The
battery will take its full quota-eighty-
eight men-to camp, and Capt. Bennett
has found it necessary to refuse more
recruits lately than were taken in.
Second Lieutenant John Mckee
Heffner has been commissioned cap
tain OF Company G. Third infantry, Of
Brainerd. Capt. Hefner is an old st.
Paul boy, and served with Company c,
thirteenth regiment, as a sergeant,
where he was most popular. His old
comrades will be glad to hear Of his
good fortune. His company, on it's
way to camp, will arrive IN ST. Paul
at the union depot Monday morning
at 7:25, and lay over for one hour and
half before leaving for Lake City on
the Third regiment special
The president has directed that Mai.
George H. Morgan. Ninth cavalry, be
detailed by the secretary Of war as
professor Of military science and tao
tics at the University Of Minnesota. to
take effect Aug. 1. 1903. vice Lieut..
Hayden s. Cole, U. s. A, who is to be
relieved at his own request, to take ef-
feet July 81 Maj. Morgan will report
IN person at the university on Aug.
ana enter into his new duties. This is
not Maj. Morgan's first detail to Min
nesota- He was for several years on
duty at the university prior to the late
war. He has many friends in the ma
tional guard, all of whom are glad to
learn Of his return. He is a brother Of
Alfred 5. Morgan, who commanded
Company L, Of the Thirteenth Mime
sofa volunteers. in the Philippines,
but Is now captain Of the Ninetieth
company Of coast artillery. and located
at Fort Morgan. Ala He ranks 181 in
the hnal list OF captains.
The report that Capt. Thomas f.
pwyer. Twenty-frst United States in
fantry, has been detailed by the war
department to conduct the Minnesota
inspections is a pleasing one to men,
al
member of the detail that conducted
the recent property Inspections and
made many warm friends He is
young and energetic officer, and takes
great interest In the national guard
He Will be on duty at camp during the
summer and conduct the inspections.
Maj. T. c. Clark. surgeon Third regi-
ment, has asked to be placed on the
roll Of raffpoI off
has been granted. The vacancy will
be hlled on the recommendation of
Col e. A. Van Duzee. and Lieut.. A. B.
Cole, assistant surgeon, will undoubt-
edly be promoted. Lieut.. Cole was
surgeon major Of the Fourteenth Min
nesota volunteer infantry, and IS a
member Of the upper house of the
Minnesota legislature. Hospital Stew
ard James Ferguson, who has been
faithful member Of the medical de-
partment for several years. will be
promoted to be assistant surgeon, with
the rank Of first lieutenant.
Headquarters Minnesota National Guard.
Adjutant Generals Office, St. Paul. June
12. 1908. General Orders No. IS.
Inc commander chief will review the
several organizations Of the national guard
on the following dates; Third infantry,
Col. Charles A. Van Duzee commanding
and the First battalion Of artillery Mai.
George G. Lambert commanding. Friday.
june 10, 1903; First infantry, Col Charles
Moe. Reeve commanding, Thursday, July
8, 1908; and the Second Infantry, Col Ar
II, 1908.
Maj. Charles W. Fisher. assistant in
spector general, general STAFF. will report
to the adjutant general for duty during
the encampment Of the national guard.
He win superintend the preparing of the
inspection and pay rolls, and will check
the regimental. battalion and COMPANY
records, that the same may conform with
I the records on file In the Office OF the ad-
t1tant general.
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