The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-23
mot MILITARY GOVERNOR THE FOURTH EXPEDITION
MEN, ORGANIZATIONS AND THE
OFFICERS COMPOSING IT.
Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery all
Represented-Ma aior General Otis in
Command--1,7 700 Men all Told.

On the Peru are Major General Otis
and staff, squadron of the Fourth
United States cavalry under Colonel
Kellogg; two light batteries, United
States artillery, under Major Grugan;
detachment of the Third United
States artillery, under Second Lieu
tenant Alternately; twelve men and
three officers of the hospital corps;
four men of the signal gun corps; in
all S52.
The following are the officers on
General Otis staff: Brigadier General
Il. Hughes, United States volunteers,
inspector general, chief of staff of
the Department of the Pacific; Lieu
tenant Colonel T. II. Barry, assistant
adiutant general Major John S. Nal
lory, inspector general; Captain Chas.
Mcclure of the Eighteenth infantry,
acting judge advocate; Captain John
l.. Sehon. assistant adiutant general
and aid, and First Lieutenant F. w.
Sladen of the Fourteenth infantry,
aid.
The Fourth cavalry is a famous
regiment The squadron on the Pc
ri is under the immediate command
of Colonel Kellogg. with Second Lieu
tenant c. T. Boyd as adiutant.
The officers commanding the respec-
tive troops are as follows: Troop c.
Captain George II. G. Gale. Troop F.
First Lieutenant Charles p. Elliott;
Second Lieutenant lie Roy Eltinge.
Troop G-Captain Fred Wheeler and
Second Lieutenant Charles S. Parker.
Troop Captain James Lockett.
Troop K-Lieutenant Thomas q. Car
son. Troop L-Captain c. II. Murray.
The detachment of the Sixth light
artillery is composed of Batteries ID
and G., commanded by Major f. G.
Grugan. Battery D's officers are Cap
tain \. b. Dyer, Lieutenants Haw-
thorne, Fleming and Scott. The Off
GERS of Battery q are Captain " ii.
Bridgman, Lieutenants Ostheim, T..
d. Pearce and f. \. Pearce. The for
mer has 129 men and the latter 146.
On the City of Puebla are five COM
panies of the Fourteenth regiment of
regulars. In this contingent are $50
men and twelve officers. and in the
ranks are 300 California men. The
five companies are commanded as fol-
lows: G, Captain L. A. Matile; |, Lieu
tenant Fields; X. Lieutenant Has
bronck; L, Lieutenant Gohn; NJ,
Lieutenant Bradley.
The others on the City of Puebla
are "a recruits under Lieutenant Chas.
H. Morton, Twenty-third [. s. A.;
Passed Assistant Engineer Lieuten-
ant Frank II. Strong; Assistant En-
gineers, Ensign William Barger, Ju-
Illus l. Vile. II. f. Middleton. Albert
| D. Brown. Robert Norris Wilkins,
William l.. Walker Henry NJ. Leps,
James L. Smith and Gilbert Bloss;
United States Geologist George f.
Becker: DIR. Ginsti, civilian dentist
Major Charles +. Robe commands
the entire regiment both the colonel,
General Anderson, and the lieutenant
colonel, being brigadier generals. On
his staff are Major Carroll II. Potter,
Captain l.. 4. Matile; Chaplain, Cap
tain Charles c. Pierce; Captain Henry
c. Cabell, assistant adiutant general;
Captain S. b. Bootes. commissary of
subsistence: and Lieutenant F. NJ. Sa-
wage, acting adiutant
On the City of Puebla are three pos
tai officials on their way to Manila.