The times., 1898-07-21
PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY.
The President Makes n Large Num-
ber of Iointnents

The President Makes n Large Num-
ber of rointments
The following appointments and pro-
motions in the Army have been made by
the President:
Quartermaster's department
To be lieutenant colonel
MAJOR CHARLES h. BARNETT, L. s. A.
To be majors
CAPT JOHN B. BELLlNGER, L. S. a.
LIEUT.. LEON 5. ROUDIEZ, Z. s. A.
JOHN W. MASON. OF West Virginia
To be captains
JOHN Y. McIIARG.
J. EDWARD FARNAIM.
THOMAS ). CRASSELLL
JAMES A. CAMPBELL.
NATHAN 81 FLOWER.
LIEUT.. EDWIN r. BUTLER, Second Arkansas
Volunteer Infantry.
BON 7. HACGHWAUT.
HARRY b. CHAMBERLIN.
WILLIAM 8 SCOTT.
CHARLES T. BAKER.
SAMUEL BEARD.
THOMAS DOWNS.
WALTER B. BARKER
CHARLES ST WRIGLEY.
MARION ~ MCMILLAN.
GEORGE L. GOODALE.
LIEUT. JOHN j. BRADLEY, u. S. A.
WILLIAM c. K. COLQUHOuN.
Ordnance department
To be lieutenant colonels-
JAMES ROCKWELL, JR, captain, ordnance
department.
ROGERS BRINE, captain, ordnance depart
IneEt.
WILLIAM ENNIS, captain, Fourth Artillery.
Henry d. BoRUP, captain, ordnance depart
JOHN T. THOMPSON, captain. ordnance de
partmeut.
WILLIAM P. DUyALL.
c. SHALER.
To he majors
LIEUT.. JOHN L. CHAMBERLIN, U. s. Artil.
!eEy.
CAPT. WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON, Seventh Cav
airy.
CAPT. FRANK H. EDMUNDs, L. s. A
CAPT John McCLELAND, Fifth Artillery.
CAPT ELI D. DOYLE, artillery.
FIRST LIEUT.. JAMES T. DEAN, Fourteenth
CAPT. HENRY H. BENHAM, Second Infantry.
LIEUT. MATTHEW c. BUTLER JR.
Commissary department.
To be majors
CAPT. FREDERICK A. SMITH. Twelfth In
iantry.
CAPT NORRIS c. FoOTE Ninth Infantry.
MARTIN l. TOWNSEND.
DANIEL HOGAN.
HENRY PAGE, OF Utah.
LIEUT.. GEORGE W. RuTHERS, Sixth In
fantry.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
To be captains
SERGT. ABRAM BENEDICT.
CHARLES WEISER
JOHN B. CLARK, OF Illinois,
WILLIAM B. GOWN.
ISAAC DISAY.
JAMES A. LOGAN.
JAMES c. BALDRIDGE.
JAMES A. BAILEY, JR.
WILLIAM B. HALE.
JAMES c. READ.
THOMAS +. RYAN.
Engineer department.
To be majors and division engineers
CAPT WILLIAM E. CRAiGHILL, L. 5. A.
LIEUT.. EDWIN A. ROOT, L. 5. A.
Adjutant generals department
To be captains and assistant adjutant generals
HALLET A. BoRRoWE, sergeant Of the First
L. s. Volunteer Cavalry.
Pay department
To be additional psymasters-
JONAS NJ CLELAND.
GLEN HAYS LOGAN.
THEODORE STERNBERG.
HENRY H. TWoMBLY.
THOMAS C.. GOODMAN.
WILLIAM r. GRAHAM.
JUNII'S C. SANDERS.
CHARLES B. MARSH.
The following promotions in the Second Regi-
ment, L. S. Volunteer Cavalry, have been made:
To be majors
CAPT. WILLIAM c. WHEELER, Company B.
CAPT. ROBERT CALyERLEY, Company L.
To be captains
FIRST LIEUT.. ARTHUR L. DAVIES, Company
FIRST LIEUT.. j. WASH YOUNG, Company !.
FIRST LIEUT.. ROBERT A. HACKER, Com
pany L.
TO be first neutenants-
SECOND LIEUT.. FRANCIS A. PERRY, Com
pany b.
SECOND LIEUT.. JOHN H. IvEY, Company
SECOND LIEUT.. EDGAR C. sHURTLEFF,
SECOND LIEUT.. ANDREW ]. BURT, Com
pany |.
To be second lieutenants-
SERGT. CYRUS L. r. MEAD, Company B.
CORP. RALPH P. COOPER, Company G.
FIRST SERGT. SIDNEY K HOOPER, Com
sERGT. THOMAS W. DAVIES, Company L.
HENRY G. GOLDEN, of Wyoming, to fill an
original vacancy.
Other appointments have been made as fol-
lows:
To be collectors of customs
THOMAS B. GEORGE, district OF st. Augustine
Fla.
JOHN W. HOWELL, district of Fernandina,
Fla.
SAMUEL P. ANTHONY, district OF st. Marks,
AUGUSTUS 7. wIMBERLY, district of New Or
leans. La.
JOHN P. wALwoRTH, district OF Pearl River
To be collector of internal revenue for the dis.
trct OF Louisiana
LOUIS ]. SoUER.
To be superintendent OF the mint at New Or
CHARLES W. BooTHBY.
To be marshal for the eastern district of Louisi.
ana
CHARLES FoNTELlEU, of Louisiana.
The four Louisiana cases have been hanging
fire for many months, owing to the factional
differences existing between the Republican leaders
of the State, but former Senator Kellogg and
others recently succeeded In having the differ
ences adjusted in such way as to warrant the
President in taking action.
'I have used Chamberlain Cough Rem