The San Francisco call., 1898-05-05
LEADERS FOR
 THE TROOPS Nominations Sent to the Senate by President
 Mckinley.
Men Who Will Command Di- visions and Briqades Dur
 ing the War.
A Number of Annapolis Graduates Are Assigned to the Navy and
 Marine Corps.
Special Dispatch to The Call.
Call Office, Riggs, House, Washington, May 4.

Call Office, Riggs, House,
 Washington, May 4.
 The President to-day sent these nominations to the Senate:
 To be major generals: Brigadier Gen. eral Joseph c. Breckinridge, Inspector General U. $. A; Brigadier General Ei- well s. Otis, U. s. A; Brigadier General John c. Coppinger, Brigadier General Will liam R. Shafter, Brigadier General Will liam H. Graham. Brigadier General J r. Wade, Brigadier General Henry C.. Merriam, James H. Wilson of Delaware, Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, w. J. Sewell bama-
 Colonels to be brigadier. generals: Thos; Nj. Anderson, Fourteenth Infantry; Charles E. Compton, Fourth Cavalry; Abraham K. Arnold. First Cavalry; John S. Poland, Seventeenth Infantry: Simon Snyder. Nineteenth Infantry; John c. Bates, Second Infantry; Andrew S. Burt, Twenty-ffth Infantry Hamilton Hawkins. Twentieth Infantry; Royal T. Frank, First Infantry; Jacob F. Kent, Twenty fourth Infantry; Samuel s. Sumner, Sixth Cavalry: Francis L. Guenther, Fourth Artillery; Guy V. Henry, Tenth Cavalry; John I. Rogers, Fifth Artillery; Louis Il Carpenter, Fifth Cavalry; Samuel B. M Young. Third Cavalry; John M Bacon Eighth Cavalry; Edward B. WllLston Sixth Artillery.
 generals-Henry W. Lawton, inspector general George M. Randall, Eighth In fantry; Theodore Schwan, assistant adju- 
 Engineers: Adna R. Chaffee, Third Caval- ny; George w. Davis, Fourteenth Infan- try; Alfred B. Bates, deputy paymaster- Subsistence department-ColonelC Charles Patrick Egan, to be commissary-g general of subsistence with rank of brigadier- general; heutenant-colonel John Francis, 10 be assistant cOmmiSsary-gener of subsistence, with rank of colonel; Major Wells Willard Commissary of subsistence. to be assistant commissary- general of sub sistence, with rank of lieutenant-ColOnel; Captain TaSker Howard Bliss, to be com missary of subsistence, with rank of ma 1or; First Lieutenant John Little, Four teenth Infantry, to be commissary of subsistence, with rank of captain.
 Pay department-Harry L. Rogers, to be. paymaster, with rank of major.
 A AinHga9poiis g9pp graduates gol appointed to Navy of Pennsyivanfaip Ralph E. Walker. It'dFi- Tn diana; Daniel W. Wurtsbaugh, Texas; verius Jr., Louisiana; Duncan NJ. Wood, Alabama; Leigh c. Palmer, Missouri: : Thomas M. Kearney, Missouri; Arthur M CaThur Jr, Wisconsin; Frank F. Ridgley, Charles E. Gilpin. Michigan; Mark $. FL lis, Arkansas; Earl F; Jesgup, West Yir- land l; Curtin, Pennsylvana-all to be en- signs in the navy to fill vacancies. Gatewood L. Lincoln of Missouri. Edward T. Fitzgerald of Texas, Albert w Mar shall of Texas, Charles H. Burt of Geor- gia, Kenneth G. Castleman of Kentucky George B. Rice of Kentucky and Arthur CrenShaw of Alabama, all to be assistant engineers in the navy to fill vacancies
 Amos Bronson Jr. of Nebraska to be a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps
 Harry H. Balthis of Colorado to be as sistant paymaster in the navy to fill a vacancy.
 To be Surveyor of Customs-wiinam L. Kessinger at Kansas City, Mo; Joseph P. Woolman to be Marshal for the Dis trict of Montana; James K. Barnes, at torney for the western district of Arkan- sas.
 thdrawal-Nomination of Daniel C.. Miles to be agent for Indians of the Chey- enne % and Arapa5ht9geee 5to Agency in Oklahoma. Salinas; William w. Giddings. Newman Nellie B. Towne, Orange; William w. Wilson Chico.