The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-05
GENERALS OF THE ARMY.
Lee For One Major General-Coloneli

Lee For One Major General-Colonels
Named For Brigadiers.
Washington, May 4.-The president
today sent these nominations to the
senate:
To be major generals: Brigadier Gen
| eral Joseph c. Breckenridge, inspector
general U S. A.; Brigadier General Ell
well Otis, u. S. A; Brigadier General
John C. Coppinger, Brigadier General
William +. Shafter, Brigadier General
William II. Graham, Brigadier General
J. F. Wade, Brigadier General Henry
c.. Merriam, James II. Wilson of Del
aware, Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia w.
]. Sewell of New Jersey, Joseph c.
Wheeler of Alabama.
Colonies to be brigadier generals:
Thomas Henderson, Fourteenth infan-
try; Charles F. Compton, Fourth cav
airy; Abraham K. Arnold, First cav
airy; John s. Poland, Seventeenth in
fantry; Simon Snyder, Nineteenth in
fantry; John C. Bates. Second infan-
try; Andrew c. Burt, Twenty fifth in
fantry; Hamilton Hawkins, Twentieth
infantry; Royal T. Frank, First in
fantry; Jacob F. Kent, Twenty-fourth
infantry; Samuel S. Sumner, Sixth cav
airy: Francis L. Guenther, Fourth ar
tillery: Guy V. Henry, Tenth cavalry;
John l. Rodgers, Fifth artillery; Louis
H. Carpenter, Fifth cavalry; Samuel B.
NJ. Young. Third cavalry; John NJ. Ba-
con, Eighth cavalry: Edward b VIII
liston, Sixth artillery.
Lieutenant colonies to be brigadier
generals: Henry w. Lawton, inspector
general; George A. Randall, Eighth in
fantry; Theodore Schwan, assistant adj
jutant general: William Ludlow, corps
of engineers; Adna r. Chaffee, Third
cavalry; George w. Davis, Fourteenth
infantry; Alfred E. Bates. deputy pay
general.
Charles Patrick Egan, to be commits
sary general of subsistence, with rank
of brigadier general.
Lieutenant Colonel John Francis, to
be assistant commissary general OF
subsistence. with rank of colonel; Ma
jor Wells Willard, commiSsary of sub
sistence, to be assistant commissary
general of subsistence, with rank of
lieutenant colonel; Captain Tasker
Howard Bliss, to be commissary of
subsistence, with rank of major; First
Lieutenant John Little, Fourth infan-
try, to be commissary of subsistence,
with rank of captain.
Paw department: Harry L. Rogers,
to be paymaster, with rank of major
Naval cadets in navy and marine
corps: Andrew f. Kalbach of Penn
SEINanld- EldtpH w eAlhCA VI III
diana, Daniel w Wurtsbaugh of Tex
as. Ivan c. Wettengel of Colorado,
Watt Cluverius, jr., of Louisiana, Dun
can NJ Wood of Alabama. Leigh c.
Palmer of Missouri. Thomas \. Kear-
ney of Missouri, Arthur NJ. Carhur jr.
of Wisconsin, Frank z. Ridgeley, at
large. Dudley w. Knox of Tennessee,
Charles E. Gilpin of Michigan, Mark
Ellis of Arkansas, Earl c. Jessup OF
Iowa. Henry c. Austin of Tennessee,
Roland L Curtin of Pennsylvania, all
to be ensigns to fill vacancies.
Charles L. Leiper of Pennsylvania,
Gatewood L. Lincoln of Missouri, Ed
ward T Fitzgerald of Texas. Albert
w. Marshall of Texas, Charles p. Burt
of Georgia, Moneth G. Castleman Of
Kentucky, George B. Rice of Kentucky
Arthur Grenshaw of Alabama, all to
be assistant engineers in the navy to
fill. vacancies
Anon Bronson, jr.. of Nebraska, to
be a second lieutenant in the marine
corps.
Harry H. Balthist of Colorado. to be
assistant paymaster in the navy to fill
VacancV