The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
SMELLING NOTES

Capt. Cromwell Stacey has been ap-
pointed summary court officer.
Capt. w. NJ. Morrow, adjutant, will
leave on Tuesday for st. Louis
a.
Charles E. Crandall of Company E,
has been discharged for disability.
o.
The monthly muster and inspection
was held in the barracks on Tuesday.
Mrs. Van Deman returned to the gar
r1son on Friday from San Francisco,
Cal.
Lieut.. George C. Mullen left Monday
for a visit to his home in Jefferson,
Ohio.
The Smelling lodge of Knights of Py-
Paul.
Mr.. ]. F. Brewer left on Thursday
to attend the wedding of a friend in st.
Louis Mo.
Mrs. ]. Mackle and family arrived at
the post during the week from Can
non Falls, MINI.
The North Star lodge of I. o. o. F.,
of Minneapolis. visited the Smelling
lodge on Thursday g evening.
The Twenty-first Infantry band will
give open air concerts on Tuesday and
THURSDAY evenings in upper garrison.
Mrs. Pearson and the Misses Pear
son, who have been visiting Mrs. E.
Frick, left on Friday for Cannon Falls,
MINI.
Maj Samuel E. Allen artillery corps,
mas been ordered to Smelling to take
command of the field artillery bat
TALON.
Company B will leave on the 2Sd Of
June for Watertown, S. D., where they
will go in camp with the national
guard of that state.
Capt. H. Hall and Lieut. lanes NJ
Love will leave on Wednesday for Far
1Dault to judge the competitive drill
of the shattuck cadets.
Mrs. Celwyn Hampton and children
left on Thursday for a visit to CoIum-
bus, Ohio, and San Antonio. Tex. Mrs
Hampton will not return until Septem-
ber.
The Twenty-first infantry band will
leave on Wednesday for FartbauIt.
where 1t will play for the commence
ment exercises at the Shattuck mill
tary school.
A leave of absence for three months
has been granted to Lieut.. w. P. kits.
OF the Twenty first. Lieut.. Kits and
family will visit Beech Creek, Pa. and
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leave Of absence for seven days has
been granted to Lieut.. A. ]. Lindsay
battalion quartermaster, and Commits
sary Lieutenant Lindsay will visit his
home in st. Louis, No.
Post Commissary Sergeant T r
Maehle will be discharged on the 9Th
OF June, his term of enlistment having
expired. He may re-enlist and in two
years time can retire from active serv-
ice.
The body Of the late Capt. ]. A.
Campbell was removed on Tuesday
from the vault in the Fort SneIline.
cemetery and sent to Arlington. va.
Philip S. Campbell, son of the deceased.
accompanied the remains.
The Smelling baseball team will nlav
the White Bear team today at White
Bear. They will play the Java team
OF Minneapolis on the 18th and 18th of
June. The first game will be played at
Nlcollet avenue park and the second at
Minnehaha park
a.
A board Of officers met on Thursday
Tor the purpose of investigating the
circumstances attending the death of
the prisoner, T.. G.. Wisch, who. in at
tempting to desert, was shot bv fhe
sentry guarding him. The board CON
sisted of the following named officers. !.
Col. Gardener, Capts. Hall and Stacey
of the Twenty-first
NJ
board of officers is appointed to
meet for the purpose Of examining an
pl1cants for appointment as chaplain I'm
the army. The board will consist of
the following named officers Mai. p.
y. Frick, Surgeon Major H A. Leon
nauser, Capt. H. Hall, Capt t. F.
OWyer, Lieut. w. H. Teft, Assistant
Surgeon and Lieutenant A. l. Harri-
son as recorder.
Ihe field day events which were to
nave taken place on Friday have been
postponed until Monday, June 6. The
fouoWlng offlcers will act as Judges:
Capts. Hall, Van Deman and Morrow:
Held judge. Capt. T. F. Dwyer: starter
capt. A. L. Parmeter; referee. Mai n
b. Flick; inspectors, Lieuts. TIFFANY,
bennett Mclaughlin, Ware. .Tordsn,
Sayer, Smith, Bryant, Preston Ris-
une, Capts.- Hampton and Stacey