The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-08
MINNESOTA
SUNDAY SERVICES
FOR SECONDS men
CHAPLAIN WILL PREACH ON
"A GOOD SOLDIER .

Batteries of the Twin Cities Will Close
Their Encampment by Marching
Home-Initial Records Made by
First Battalion Companies on the
Firing Line.
Special to The journal.
Camp Lakeview, Lake City, Mimi,
y July S.-Chaplain E. G. Clemens of the
Second regiment will hold service
instruction There will be music by
the band and vocal solos by local tai
ent. DR.. Clemens has chosen as his
subject ga Good Soldier" having
taken his idea, he says, from the talk
given to the men by Colonel Wright
on Thursday evening. These services
but have been custom with the Second
Z for years. Chaplain Clemens was with
the Twelfth Minnesota in the south
and is liked by officers and men. He
is prominent in the proposed orcganlza-
ton of those who served In the
4 Twelfth.
Battery A Of St. Paul and B Of Min
neapolis will close their encampment IN
strenuous manner Orders have been
issued that the First battalion artillery
break camp at 1880 am. Thursday,
July IS, and proceed overland to the
home stations, except the company of
engineers of st. Paul, which will 60
seventy miles for. the batteries after
they have finished their work in camp.
The batteries were to be given target
practice at 1870 yesterday Afternoon,
at 1900 yards, but when the gun was
fred for the first time it became dis
abled and the work was abandoned for
the day. The artillerymen will be in
structed by Lieutenant Smith Of the
Thirtieth United States artillery, who
has been detailed for that purpose.
Several officers who were planning to
come have not yet arrived. Company
H s second, lieutenant is sick at Man
kato and Lieutenant Albert f. Koch
tending the trial of his brother, DR.
Koch.
Displeased by Change in Shooting.
Some dissatisfaction is expressed al
the proposed change in the shooting
Many Of the companies have no place
at home to practice and have countec
on the preliminary shots, usually al
lowed, to accustom the men to the
arms. Colonel Wright objects to hav
ing the drill hours broken into by the
firing, as he believes that all the time
possible must be spent in mastering
The new tactics. ,@
The First battalion was ordered tt
shoot yesterday but did not finish thu
three ranges. Those who made IS o:
more are: ~."g r. Z
Company G., Austin-Shot on tn
2OO-yard range only. Captain Sargent
SO; Lieutenant Teeter,- 50: Corpora
Gregg, So; William Brooks, 35; Georg
Evans, So; Robert Fraze, SO; William
Tobn
rad Myhers, 35; Marion J: Porter, SO.
Company c, Winona-(An have no
completed the 30O-yard range, but hav
finished the 200.) Captain Freeze, 81
36; Lieutenant Wunderlich, 80, Al
Lieutenant Brandt, 80, Il; ,sergeaan!
~; Corporal Reinhardt, A, Al; Coz
poral Baker, A, 81; Corporal Thom1
son, 20, 20; Alex Lica, IS; Leo
Shute, SO. ...'
Changes Announced In Orders.
Captain Alfred G. Page, regiments
adjutant, has issued special orders N,
the Second infantry: - ., .
Transfers-Sergeant Edwin Juni of Compar
A to the noll-comm1ssioned staff, to rank
battalion sergeant major. j. --r
.s Discharges-Company A: Corporal Earl Amer
by reason Of expiration Of term of service. Pr
vate Albert Nenno, for the good Of the Sc
-
Company f: Sergeant John O'Nerl, Coo
Otto Ranfranz Privates Harry Rice and Ra
mond c. Wells, for removal from the compar
station. -. ~ .--.
Company G.: Cook Avery J.. Duffy, Privat
Gordon j. 1,, Ghristie Thomas ,,. A. Hin, Ira
III gals, David J. Mcpherson, Tony Meis and
fred smeby, for removal from company st
ton >.
Company H: Privates Carl Bergmark, WI
liam E. Duemland, Edw y,a M Mollart, Allen a..
der, Henry Swanson and George A. Theisen, f
removal from company station, and Priva
George A. Summers, for the good of the sc
vice ,..-
Company 1: Private Walter A. Krier for Il
ReductionsMCorporal Peter c. O'Conne1l a,
Frederick L. CARL of Company B, reduced
the ranks :
stadick, Frank Matsch and George L.. schmt
to be sergeants ,Priyates John Sacky, Robe
Berndt,, Ewald H. Nobach and Cleveland Frede
Company B: Corporal Malcolm B. Sine
cromer. s John Liddy and Emil Nelson to
corporals -,
COMPANY cGpors sae and
r. Nachreimer Mark NJ Towner, William 81
and irving Eekholdt TO- be corRSrns =
sergeant. Musician Walter Lau6e, Privates
bert c. Wolfe and Victor II. Gregg to be c.
Company I: Private Emil c.. Belina to
corporal. Is - .%sst.;
Brigadier General Bobleter arriv
in camp yesterday afternoon and W
/ received with the usual salute by t
i artillery. Review by the brigade CO..
mander is scheduled for this evening
State Shoot and SeagIrt.
Lieutenant Colonel Gerlach, U. S. !
retired, arrived yesterday for the e
campment.
From present appearances it
scarcely likely that a regular sta
IS team will 60 to Seagirt to take pa
in the national rifle contest in Augu
The trouble seems to lie in the dill
Guilty of securing the necessary fun
or making the last appropriation
rifle practice cover the expense of su
trip.
1T is probable, however, that f
individual members of the state tie;
will go. The date for the state she
will probably be decided upon beft
the close of the present encampment
RECEPTION FOR ARCHBISHOP
Polish Catholics Of Winona Will Emf
tain Distinguished Visitor.
WINoNA, MINN.-Archbishop Francis al
Symon OF Rome will arrive here this even
and arrangements have been made by the Pc
Catholics Of the city-to give him magnifc
E the conditions Of the Poles and Polish Catho
.-,x.,l,oro orc showing him nvory honor