The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-14
SECOND REGIMENT
BREAKS CAMP TODAY
Test for Marksman and Sharp
/: shooter ContestIs Finished
and Full Scores Given
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
CAMP LAKEVIEW, Mimi, July 13.-
The regiment and two batteries of artil-
lery marched to the grounds Of the Jewell
Nursery company this morning, leaving
camp at 1890. The nursery Is about one
mile from Lake City and the men carried
provisions for the noon meal with them.
The men were thoroughly drenched by
rain on the way out, and had barely re-
turned to camp before another storm
broke
The Second regiment and artillery now
in camp will leave for the various COM
pany stations tomorrow, most of them
going home by the way of st. Paul on
special train which will leave Immediately
after noon mess. Company c will be ex-
cused in time to take the 10 o'clock train
east. The entire guard will be removed
at noon.
Capt. Buschers was in charge tonight at
dress parade and Lieut.. Col. Whitney re-
ceived the review. Guard detail for the
day, Capt. Ormund, Company F; officer Of
the day; Lieuts. Teeter, company G, and
Madison, Company H, officers of the guard.
The men have completed the test for
the class of marksmen and sharpshooters,
and with the exception of about four. men
all have finished that for expert rifemen.
These four will shoot tomorrow morning;
The following are the official and final
scores:
Field, Staff and Band-Lieut Col. Whit
ney 1s MAJ Ru Mood 5 rs Cana MAJ Ro@e ISs
10S.
Company Capt; Buschers; 112;; Lieut..
Landon, ia; Sergt Groebner, 100; Corporal
Matsch, 101; Private Hubbard. 80; Private
Lehne, IA; Private w A. Meirding, 1O6;
So; Private Schneider, SO; Private Schmidt,
112; Private Nussle. 119; Private A. R.
Schmid 80: Private A. ]. Schmid, 1O1;
Private Wellandt, 49,
Company B-Lieut. Braden, 116; Ser
geant Lang, 12S; Private Saskatchewan, LOG.
Company C-Lieut. Wunderlich, 122;
Lieut.. Brandt, 116; Sergeant Baker, 1os;
Corporal Creminski, 127; Corporal Frazer,
125; Corporal Rhinhard. 1877; Private Ba-
ker. 1o5; schellhas. 100. G. Thompson.
Patrick. lis; Lica, is; Neuman, 116.
Fremow. ia; Sergeant Childs, 12o Ser
Musician Boone, 103; Artificer Carel, 1O4
Private Cowell 107; Feist, 10S; Thompson,
do5; Webster 1Os; Weller, iO2; Brown,
Bird, los; Sergeant Chute, 125 Sergeant
W WI JIG; Private Harris. 100; santee,
Root, 113; Sergeant Stewart, Ill; Ser
geant Barlow. lis; Sergeant Socks, 101;,
Pierce 10S; Private Barlow. rs; Cutshall,
us; Ekholtstrong, 124; Fox, 1872; Gilman,
104; Soelhe. 101
Company G-Sergeant Wagner, 1os; Ser
geant Brown, 101; Sergeant Johnson, 80;
Corporal Hauenstein, 113; Private Ger
Itch, 50; Private Mas, 80; Private Evans,
Private Jewett, 104; Private Porter, 101;
Private Willard, 119.
Company Lieut.; Madison 122;; Ser
III; Corporal Widell, los; Artificer Ho-
dopp,o 100; Private Barber, 9s; Private Oh
son, 80.
Company L Capt. Luers, 112; Lieut..
Thompson, 102; Sergeant Chadwick, no;
Sergeant Schaffer, 119; Corporal Kilborn,
is; Cook Williamson, 101; Cook Connel.
eek, 1O3; Private Thinner, los; Private
Kaplan, 102.
Company of Engineers-Sergeant Sabot-
ka, 125; Private Johnson 80; Private Bly,,
100
The following men have qualified for the
class OF SharpShooters:
Field. staff and band Mai. Wood 26S:
Color Sergt. Stephen, 284; artillery, Lieut.
Prey, 2S5; Company A, Sergeant Juni. 256;
Creminski 252, Corporal Reinhard 241, Ser
geant Murphy 244; Company D, Sergeant
Childs 235. Private Feist 240; Company g.
P Pr santeei Company F, Lieut.; Mohn
ski 81, Private Towner 247; Company II.
Lieut.. Modson 235 Corporal Tidland 244; ;
company 1, Lieut.. Schafer, 236.
So far one man has qualified for the
class of expert marksmen. Battalion Ser
geant Major Hildeman having attained
that distinction. There is a possibility
that three more will reach the required
standard in tomorrow's finish This is
the greatest honor which can be obtained
on the range.
The battery was out practicing on the
$500 yard range this afternoon, and
though the ran fell during most of the
shoot the scores were good. Sergeant
Kyittum, Battery b. made 16 out of a
possible %. If the light on the target is
favorable the two batteries will shoot for
q short time tomorrow morning.