Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-01
cAIMANERA SPANISH CAMP or GUANTANAMO BAY CUBA

ace Booton, Charles S. Dulin. John F. Mel
ton, Thomas II. Blackburn. Taylor NJ. Rea-
gan. Arthur F. Symms, Frank D.. Tompkins.
Thomas n. Devine all of Texas. Second lieu
tenants David c. McCaleb. Duble Chubb.
Joseph McA. Power, William S. Sinclair,
George III. Dandn. John w. B. Smith. Fran
els p. Herman, John S. Hoover, Joseph I.
Maloney. John J. Tirney, Frederick E. Nat
ley John U. Rogers, all of Texas. Third
regiment United States Volunteer infantry,
majors: Frank Gordon. Thomas S. Wylly.
Chaplain, Daniel II. Parker. of Georgia. AS
sistant surgeon, with rank of first lieutenant.
Joseph A. Quinn. Second lieutenants: Will
liam Nehu. company d. Eighth United States
infantry; John ii. Estill. Jr. All OF the 3p
poIntments TO the Third regiment are from
Georgia with the exception of William Nehu
Sixth regiment. United States Volunteer in
fantry: Surgeon. with rank OF major Frank
p. Robinson, of Tennessee. Eighth regi-
ment, United States Volunteer infantry: To
be chaplain, Benjamin w Arnett. Jr.. OF IL
linois. Tenth United States Volunteer infan-
try: Chaplains. Crandall Mackay Of South
Carolina, Albert j. Woude of Louisiana. Sec
ond lieutenant. Winfield S. Brown Of Ohio
First regiment, United States Volunteer en-
gineers: Captains. Samuel Rodman and Rich.
ard Esmond of New York. First lieutenants.
Alexander Dow. Joseph r. Haskin, Frederick
r. Slater. John Criswold Livingston, Arch
bad X. Livingston. Allan A. Robbins, San
ford Lockwood Cluett. all of New York; Rob-
inson Molnard and James Elliott Hewes, OF
Maryland. Second lieutenants: John George
Morgan Of Pennsylvania, Matthew Maury
Corbn and Daniel Green Morton O. Mary
land. Louis Birely Hamilton and William
Hopkins of the District of Columbia. Sec
'ond regiment United States Volunteer engi-
neers: First lieutenant. Robert Stewart
Brooks of New Jersey. Tenth regiment Unit
ed States Volunteer infantry: Captain, Chas.
l.. Beatty of the District of Columbia. Third
regiment United States Volunteer engineers:
Captain, Lewis III. Mattair Of Florida First
lieutenant. Michael S. Murray. corImissary
sergeant, U. S. A. Second lieutenant. Will
liam ID. Pasco OF Florida. Brigade surgeon.
with rank of major Ernest Taylor Tappey
of Michigan Additional paymasters: Fred
eric C. Lord of Nevada, John A. Krause of
Ohio. Henry j. May OF Ohio. Edward A.
Bigelow OF Illinois. Webster c. Weiss OF
Pennsylvania Nomination OF Webster u
Weiss of Pennsylvania for above office with
DRAWN John +. Lynch OF Mississippi. Chief
quartermaster, with rank OF major, Otto H.
Falk Of Wisconsin Ito correct former NOM
ination of Otto Falk). 1t is thought all these
nominations will be confirmed.
Wednesday, June "2.
Admiral Sampson and Gen. Shafter Of
ficially report the landing OF troops at
Baiquiri and the laying OF plans to at
tack Santiago front and rear. The Span
jards were deceived b. feint and the
troops landed where they could not have
been expected. Their dispatches read as
follows: Landing of the army progress
ing favorably at Baiquiri. There was lit
tie If any resistance. The New Orleans.
Detroit, Castine, Wasp and Suwanee
shelled the vicinity before the landing.
we made a demonstration at Cabanas to
engage the attention or the enemy. The
Texas engaged the west battery for some
hours. She had one man killed. Ten
submarine mines have been recovered
from the channel of Guantanamo. Com
municatiou by telegraph has been estab-