The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-09
Wood and McKibben Appointed Brig
adler Generals and s.Teddy, ROose-
welt Raised to Rank of Colonel.
ALL PROMPTLY CONFIRMED
MANY OTHER NOMINATIONS, HOWEV-
Err, WE'RE NOT APPROVED.
Report on Senate Investigation of the
Southern Methodist Book Con-
Germ Claim Scandal.

| WASHINGTON, July S.-The President
to-day sent these nominations to the SEN
| ate:
| Brgadier generals of volunteers to be ma
| jor generals: Hamilton s. Hawkins Henry
| w. Lawton, Adna r. Chaffee, John c.
Bates.
| To be brigadier generals: Col. Leonard
Wood, First Regiment United States Volun-
teer Cavalry; Lieut.. Col. Chambers McKib-
ben, Twenty-first Infantry.
| To be colonel: Theodore Roosevelt, First
Regiment United States Volunteer Cavalry.
| To be quartemaster of volunteers, with
rank of colonel: Frank J. Hecker, of Mich
| igan.
To be quartermaster with rank of lieu
tenant colonel: James l.. Botsford, of Ohio.
| To be chief surgeon, with rank of lieu
| tenant colonel Maj. Philip F. Harvey sur
geon, U. S. A.
| To be division surgeons, with rank of ma
1or: Nelson A. Henry, assistant surgeon
general. of New York; Victor V. Vaughan,
OF Michigan, surgeon Thirty-third Michigan
volunteer Infantry: Charles NJ. Robertson,
of Iowa, surgeon Fifth Iowa Volunteer In
fantry.
TO be brigade surgeons, with rank of ma
1or: Royce Dayfry, of Ohio; Elmer E. Heg,
or Washington; Charles r. Parke, of Perm
syIVama, surgeon Thirteenth PENNSYLVANIA
volunteers; Jabez N. Jackson, of Missouri,
surgeon Third Missouri Volunteers; Wal
lace Heff, of Ohio; George F. Shields, of
California; VIM. F. Bryant, assistant sur
geon, Third Massachusetts Heavy Artillery:
VIM. F. Deniedman, assistant surgeon.
Twenty-second Kansas Volunteers; Francis
G. Ford, of Texas; Lawrence c. Carr, of
Ohio.
Second Regiment, Volunteer Infantry-To
be captains: Harry w. Miller, Stephen o,
Fogua, John Ernst Norris Edwin S. Brous-
sard, Irwin Mather, Charles A. McKoy and
6. Floyd Smith. of Louisiana; Marshall S.
swain, James B. Massie, Elias b. Wilcox,
Anthony E. Fatjo, of Texas. To be first
lieutenants: Louis A. Shallers, Vivian Gwin-
bell, George NJ. G. Stafford, Michael Pick
ard. of Louisiana; Edwin T. Rockwell. of
Ohio; Thomas A. Bagnal Charles E. Jones.
or Texas; John Gregory, jr., of Florida,
sergeant Company B, Second Volunteer In
fantry; John M. Cunningham, Sydney
smith, of Louisiana; Dudley Tobin, of
Texas; James H. Hicks, of Louisiana, first
sergeant, Company l, Second United States
volunteer Infantry. To be second lieuten-
ants: John B. Lobdell, Pierre W. Woodlief.
Jonn H. Mangum, Joshua A. Tratti of
louisiana John E. Nichols, of Texas,
musician, Company G., Second Volunteer
Infantry; VIM. F. Champlin, of Mississippi;
Lloyd Parkinson, of Louisiana, first SER
geant, Company B. Second Volunteer In
fantry; Walker B. Hammer, of Louisiana,
private. Company D. Second Volunteer In
fantry; Jesse w. Smith, of Louisiana, SER
seant, Company B, Second Volunteer In
fantry: Harry H. Gregory, of Florida, first
| sergeant, Company l., Second Volunteer In
| fantry
Infantry Arm-To be second lieutenants:
corpora John w. French, Company Z,
twenty 5twenty-nrst Infantry; Sergeant Cromwell
To be inspector general, with rank of ma
| Jor: Maj Charles H. Heyl, assistant adiu-
| tant general.
| To be assistant adjutant general. with
rank Of major: Capt. VIM. A. Simpson, Sew
| enth Artillery.