The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-20


| that more than seven thousand applications
| for the appointments were filed at the War
Department. Enlisted men who have been
| designated by the President for appoint
ment as second heutenants, United States
army:
| Sergeant Walter S. Volkmar, signal corps
| (now second lieutenant United States Vol
| unteer Signal Corpse
Corporal Percy W. Arnold, Troop F. First
United States Cavalry
Corporal William A Cavanaugh, Company
| D, Twentieth United States Infantry.
| Corporal George M. Grimes, Troop B, Sec
ond United States Cavalry.
| First Class Private William C. Geiger,
| Company E, battalion United States ED
| gineers.
Sergeant Albert w. Townsend, Troop B,
| Third United States Cavalry.
| Corporal Robert o. Van Horn, Company
| c. One-hundred-and nd-twenty-eighth United
| States Infantry.
| Private William K. McCue Company B.
| Sixth United States Infantry.
Corporal Campbell King, Troop X, Fifth
| United States Cavalry
Corporal Henry S. Wygant, Company C.
| Sixth United States Infantry
Sergeant Daniel Frank Keller, Troop A,
| Sixth United States Cavalry.
Private Easton Rutiedge Gibson, Com
| pany d. Twentieth United States Infantry.
Civilians applicants for appointment as
second lieutenants, United States army, who
| have been designated by the President:
Alabama-William B. Bankhead, graduate
| captain Of cadet corps, University of Ala
bama; p. G. Clark, honor graduate Agri-
| cultural and Mechanical College of Ala
| bama, 1897.
Arkansas-Carroll r. Armistead, honor
| graduate Arkansas Industrial University,
| 1893; William Howell, private Company c.,
Sixteenth United States Infantry.
California-Charles r. Lloyd, private Bat
| terry A, Connecticut Volunteers; George
William Bauer, honor graduate University
of California; James Malcolm Graham
color sergeant cadet company, First In
fantry National Guard California.
Colorado-Lyman NJ Bass, Archie J. Har-
ris, honor graduate Agricultural College of
Colorado.
Connecticut-ward Cheney, captain First
Connecticut Volunteers; Robert Hall, Camp
bell Kelton. graduate sergeant d. C. High
School Cadets; John Irving Downey, honor
graduate Sheffield Scientific School.
Delaware-Wright Smith, civil engineer;
William Ellis. honor graduate Delaware
College.
Florida-James B. Taylor, jr, adjutant
William Ives, jr., honor graduate Florida
Agricultural College.
Georgia--Ezelial James williams, cadet
captain, graduate Gordon Institute; Fred
erick S. L. Price, honor graduate North
Georgia Agricultural College.
Idaho-Alexander ]. MacNab, jr., private
n h0 UO1u Tr1fa
try: Joseph L. Gilbreth, honorary graduate
University of Idaho.
Illinois-Campbeu e. Babcock, private
First United States Cavalry Volunteers;
James E. Bell, private First Illinois Volun-
teer Infantry Robert E. Firth, Donald Nc
Nulta, John Prince Oleson, private National
Guard Illinois; William A Talcott, jr., pri-
yate Seventy-first New York Volunteers;
George Williams. Ralph Plumb Brewers,
honor graduate University of Illinois.
lndiana-Harry r. Campbell, mechanical
and electrical engineer; Victor Garrigus,
private Indiana Volunteers; Elijah 3. Mar
tindale. jr., graduate Culver Military Acad-
emy; Ivers w. Leonard, captain Indiana
Volunteers; William Lewis Hodgkins, hon.
or graduate Purdue University
iowa-JameS Frederick Howell graduate
Cornell University, New York; Harry E.
Whitney, graduated as cadet captain, Iowa
State Normal School; p. M. Shaffe, honor
graduate Iowa State Normal School,
kansas-Thomas r. Harker, late sergeant
Twentieth United States Infantry; Carl
Anson Martin, civil engineer; Mark Wheel
er, honor graduate Kansas Agricultural
College.
Kentucky-John K. Proctor jr, BENJAMIN
H. Watkins, graduate Williamsburg Acad-
emy of Kentucky; ]. T. Geary, honor
| graduate Agricultural and Mechanical Col
| lege.
Louisiana-David L. McKittrick, jr., civil
engineer; Adolphe Hart Huguet, graduate
University of Louisiana: Roger Philip j.
Swire, honor graduate University of Louis
lana
Maine-William Thomas Brastow, grad
uate University of Maine; Alfred Andrews
Starbird, sergeant Company d, First Maine
Volunteers; Joseph Warren Glidden; Henry
MACPHERSON Merriam. student Stanford Un-
iversity, of California
Maryland-Peter c. Hams, jr, graduate
United States Naval Academy; Charles r.
ramsay, private, Fifth Maryland volun-
teers; Joseph B. Douglas, honor graduate,
st. Johns College, Maryland
Observation-Disclosures w Iongstreet nri
'~NSs 49, NOAPo OOStOH OduetS, f1enrY Il.
Dalton, lieutenant, Second Corps Massachu-
setts Cadets; Edward A. Bumpus c. D.
Leavens, honor graduate, Massachusetts
Agricultural College,
Michigan-H. j. Hatch, captain, Michigan
National Guard Augustus Garfield Led
yard; Louis S. D. Rucker; Oliver L. Spauld-
ing jr., graduate University of Michigan;
William M. Swateek, honor graduate Mich
igan Military Academy
Minnesota-John T. Jones, sergeant Min
nesota volunteers; William X Naylor, grad
uate Michigan Military Academy; Charles
III. Whipple, jr., graduate Shattuck Military
School. Minnesota; John Robert Rigby Han
nay. graduate University of Minnesota; Will
liam B. Folwell first lieutenant, Company
l., Fourteenth Minnesota Volunteers
Mississippi-R W. Barnett, graduate Ag-
ricultural and Medical College, Mississippi;
Nelson A. Jacques. graduate Agricultural
and Medical College, Mississippi.
Missouri-Gaston Soulard Turner, grad
uate Western Military Academy of Illinois;
Irwin Harrison; Woodson Hooker, private,
Third Missouri Volunteers: Edgar A. Mack
lin. late sergeant Battery A, United States
Fifth Artillery; Joseph A Wickham, jr;
John n. STRAIT, jr., honor graduate ST.
Louis University.
Montana = Bryan Conrad, late private
Fourth United States Cavalry, Light Mon