The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-22
ter when the horse became frightened and
ran away. Mr.. Liebert was not injured.

ter when the horse became frightened ana
ran away. Mr.. Liebert was not injured.
The following named men have been de-
tailed on extra duty in the quartermas-
ter's department: Private John C. King,
Company A, Twenty eighth infantry; Pri-
vate Harry e. Cowls, Company 1, Twenty
eighth infantry; Private Robert t. Brown,
Company K, Twenty eighth Infantry.
Capt. T. A. Pearce and Lieut. S. A..
Price have returned from San Francisco,
where they were witnesses before the SUI
ing adjutant during Capt. Pearces alb
sence, is again in command of Com
pany D.
Second Lieutenant Moreno recently ap-
pointed and assigned to the Twenty eighth
infantry, is expected to join his regiment
not later than Feb. 10, 1905. Lieut.
| Moreno is a native of Cuba and is the
only officer of that nativity in the serv-
The following named recruits, Twenty
| eighth infantry (unassigned), have been
| assigned to companies as follows: Com
pany p, William B. Bennett and George
French; Company I. Ernest Sharpe and
| Dennis Bradley.
Maj. and Mrs. Samuel E. Allen gave a
| dinner party on Friday evening. Those
| present We're: Maj. and Mrs. E. B. Frick.
| Miss Tarbox, of st. Paul; Col. Sweet and
Lieut. Col Pitcher.
| out by the officers of the post to their
| friends of the Twin Cities to attend a
| series of hops to be given in the post hall
twice a month.
| Lieut.. Hunt is in command of Com
| pany G during Capt Carr's absence, and
Lieut. Gasser will be in command of Com
pany A during the absence of Capt Oven
| shine.
Private Henry Forrester,~ Company K,
| Twenty eighth infantry, has been granted
! a three months furlough.> Private For
rester will visit friends in New York
i city.
| Second Lieutenant NJ c. Foote, Twenty
eighth infantry. has been detailed in the
/ Quartermaster department, and is in
charge OF the work of putting up ice.
Capt. F. c.. Bamford. Twenty eighth
| Infantry, who has been i'll in quarters for
some time, has returned to duty and is
| In command of Company E.
Miss Tarbox. of st. Paul, entertained
| at dinner on Thursday evening In honor
Of Maj. and Mrs. Allen, Col. Sweet and
| Col Pitcher.
Private Alfred Jeffs, Twenty eighth in
fantry (unassigned}, has been assigned to
Company II, same regiment
Capts. T. ]. Carr and E. G.. Ovenshine
have taken advantage of leaves of abb
sence recently granted them.
Private William G. Kline, Thirtieth bat
| terry field artillery. has been granted a
| furlough for twenty days.
The A. Q. U. w. of st. Paul gave a
listed men of the post.
First Sergeant William Heiman, Com
pany K, Twenty-eighth infantry, has re-
turned from furlough.
Maj. E. B. Frick, the post surgeon, is
confined to his home, suffering from an
/ attack of the grip.
/ Capt. Oscar T. straub, fed artillery,
has returned from a two months leave of
absence.
| Miss Tarhox. of ST. Paul. gave tea on
| Thursday afternoon for the ladies of the
post.
1 Lieut. T. J. Rogers returned from San
| Francisco during the week.
Private Herbert c. Wesley arrived at the
j post ON Tuesday.
The officers of the post gave hop on
| Friday evening.
The skating rink was formally opened
| on Monday.