The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-18
dent today sent these nominations to

dent today sent these nominations to
the senate:
Navy-Capt silas Casey. U. s.. N, to be
commodore: Benjamin P. Lamberton. 10 be
a captain: Lieut. dunior grade) Harry
George. to be a lieutenant: Lieutenant
Commander Harrison G. Colby, to be
commander: Lieut.. John H. Moore. to be
lieutenant commander; Lieutenant Com
mander Leavitt c. Logan. to be a COM
mander: Ensign Ralph E. Walker. to be
second lieutenant in the marine corps;
Second Lieut.. Amos Bronson Jr.. to be an
ensign in the navy: John B. Dennis, of
Maryland. and William s. Thomas of new
York. to be assistant surgeons in the
navy.
Navy-To be assistant paymasters to fill
vacancies: George Palmer Dyer, of New
York: Robert Hunter Orr. Of Delaware;
Frank W. Hart. District of Columbia;
Webb Van Horne Rose. of New York. Chas.
Williams Penrose. of New York; Abel
Brown Pierce. Texas: Robert H. Woods.
District of Columbia: William Alfred Mer-
rift. OF Maryland; Harrison Lamar Robins.
OF Mississippi; William Henry Doherty,
Of Massachusetts,: Charles Morris Jr.. Of
New York.
Homer B. Stanford, Of Tennessee, to be
civil engineer In the navy. -s.a.-s,--
Medical Inspeetors-Hosea ]. Rabin, to be
medical director in the navy; Surgeon
Charles A. Siegfried. to be medical In
War-To be assistant adjutant general. with
rank of major: George S. Hobart. Of New
Jersey.
Withdrawn-Capt Harry G.. Ward, Sixteenth
infantry, for inspector general, with rank
of major; j. NJ. Simeral of Nebraska for
commissary of subsistence with rank of
captain; Richard H. Davis, of Massachu-
setts for assistant adjutant general. with
rank of captain.
To Be Engineer Officers. With Rank CT
Major-Ffrst Lieut.. James F.. Bell, Sew
enth cavalry; Hugh B. Gordon, of Georgia;
William ID. Jenkins, of Mississippi; First
Lieut.. l.. s. StrOth First infantry. Rob-
ert B. Bement. Of Minnesota; First
Lieut.. Clement A. F. Flagier. corps Of
engineers. |".
To Be Assistant Ad1utant Generals. With
Rank of Captain-First Lieut.. William NJ.
Wright. Second infantry; Sheriff. Bah
cock, of New York; w. j.. Sewell. of New
Jersey.
To Be Assistant Quartermasters, With
Rank of Captain-First Lieut.. ]. w. G.
Brooks. Fourth artillery; John G: Brock
of Alabama; w. E. English, of Indiana
To Be Commissaries of Subsistence, With
Rank Of Captain-Stewart M. Brtce, Of
New York; Edward R. Hutchins. Of Iowa;
orscn Pettijohn. Of Illinois; Peter G. Dem.
ing of New York; Morton j. Henry. Of
Pennsylvania; John Carmichael, Virginia;
Moses R. Doyon, of Wisconsin: Seth M.
of Pennsylvania; salmon f. Dutton. Of
Vermont: John Landstreet Jr., of Ten
nessee; Edward Glines, Of MASSACHUSETTS,;
Philip NJ. Lydig New York; Miller r.
DOWHlHS, OHiO, w HSOh DdNOhy, iiiii'oAS'
To Be Additional Paymasters-Frank NJ.
Hammond of Massachusetts; Winfield M.
Clark. Of Pennsylvania; Henry G.. Fltz-
gerald Of New York; John Demerit New
Hampshire; Timothy D. Keleher, of New
York; Daniel w. Arnold. Illinois; George
Vandegrift, of Ohio; George C. Stewart.
Of Georgia.: George T. Holloway, of New
York: Herbert NJ. Lord, of Maine; Sam
uel R. Mcmillan. of Minnesota; George
B. Guild, Of Tennessee; James F. Rusting.
of New York; Stephan Gambrill Jr., OF
Maryland; George F. Downey, of Utah;
George w. Fishback of Missouri; O'Brien
Moore Of Texas; B. Bradley Ray, Of Illi-
nois: William H. Stillwell. of Arizona;
William B. Rochester Jr., Of District of
Columbia Robert s. Smith. Of New York;
Seymour Howell, of Michigan; Clifford S.
Walton of District Of Columbia.
To Be Chief Quartermaster, With Rank of
Major-Capt. John M. Carson Jr., assist
ant Quartermaster.
To Be Chief Commissaries Of Subsistence,
With Rank of Major-James Oglethorpe
Varnedoe, of Georgia; Samuel T. Hay.
Pennsylvania; John H. Moody, North
To Be Inspector Generals, With Rank Of
Major-Capt. John G. Balance, Thirty
second infantry; Capt. William Crosier,
ordnance department, U. S. A.
To Be Chief Surgeons, With Rank Of Major
John NJ. G. Woodbury., of New York;
Louis Schooler, of Iowa.