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for service. Lieut. Morrison carries /
with him to Manila the best wishes Of
those who have known him we'll as
boy and man. These freely and con
fideptly predict for him a most cred
liable career.
Lieut. G.. w. Matthews, a surgeon on
the OHIO, is son of Major and Surgeon
IN the L. S. a. Lieut. Matthews is a
bright and sterling young man who has
Travelled much in finishing his medical
education. He was only last year out
IN China and Japan.
OFFICES on OHIO.
First Battalion Wyoming Volun-
teers-Maj. F. NJ. Foote: Lieut.. Jas.
ID. Gallup, Bait. Adjt.: Lieut. Geo. F.
Fast, Quartermaster; Asst Surg. G. w
Matthews; Asst. Surg. Lieut.. J. 5.
Morrison; Co. c, Capt. Thos Nillar;
Co. f, Capt John d. O'Brien; Co. G,
Capt. ID. c. Wrighter; Co. II, Capt T.
K. Holtenhouse.
The u. 5. Regular officers are: Col
d. d. Van Valzat Capt. o. b. War
wick, Capt. w. +. Birkheimer, Capt.
b. H. Randolph. Lieut.. w. G. Ham,
Lieut.. Frank BOlles Lieut.. w. l. Over
ton, Lieut.. ID. f. w. Lyle, Lieut., F. d.
Eve g. Adjutant; Lieut.. T. w Griffith,
Queltermaster; Lieut., Frank r. Keef-
er, Asst. Surgeon.
MINNESOTA ROSTER.
Col. Chas. McC. Reeve, Lieut.. Col.
F. w. Ames, Maj E. s. Bean, Maj.
John H. Friedrich, Maj. A. NJ. DiggIes,
Lieut.. Ed G. Falk, Adjt.; Lieut.. w.
II. Hart. QuartermaSter; Lieut.. z. NJ.
Conrad, Ordnance officer; Lieut. NJ. S.
Mead. Bat. Adjt; Lieut.. NJ. d. Garce-
Ion, Bat. Adjt; Maj. r. J. Fitzgerald,
Surgeon; Capt A. A. Low, Asst. Sur
geon; Lieut.. II. p. Ritchie, Asst. Sur
geon; Chaplain, Capt. c. A. Cressy.
Company officers Thirteenth Mime
sota-Co. A, Capt. w. S. McWade,
First Lieut. Roy Pearse, Second Lieut.
Jno. Donaldson; Co. b, Capt. B. F..
Rowley, First Lieut.. II. H. Keller,
Second Lieut.. Don Fitzgerald; Co. G.,
Capt. M. c. Robinson, First Lieut.. c..
G.. Bunker: Second Lieut.. Jas. +. Snow;
Co. ID, Capt. c. f. Metz, First Lieut..
M. l.. Merrill, Second Lieut.. II. w.
Tenvoorde; Co r, Capt. G. T. Spear
First Lieut.. c. A. Clark, Second Lieut.
Chas N Trowbridge; Co. f, Capt. A.
A. Carleton, First Lieut.. c. NJ. Clark,
Second Lieut.. G. l.. Stone; Co. q, Capt
Oscar Seebach, First Lieut.. Frank
Morley. Second Lieut. e. S. Mellinger;
Co. II. Capt A. w. BOrjnstad, First
Lieut. f. G. Sauter; Second Lieut.. ID.
H Whitney; Co l, Capt. f. T. COrrls-
ton. First Lieut.. w. j. Byrnes, Second
Lieut. j. f. Chambers; Co. X, capt.
Jas p. MastermOn, First Lieut.. j. j.
Walsh Second Lieut.. Geo. H. Grant;
Co. l.. Capt. A S. Morgan, First Lieut..
III. D. LackOre, Second Lieut.. II. Il.
Scott; Co. M, Capt. Jas. e. McKelvey,
First Lieut. /. d. Bruckart, Second
Lieut.. II. J. Limperich.
THE TROOPsHIPS.
Commander Leeder, of the United
States Troopship City Of Para, was
formerly on the liner China and Col
Tier Aztec. The other officers of the
CITY of Para are d. Annable, first otl-
Ger; C. Becher, second officer; Z. DAVIS,
third officer; S. o. Jones. purser; L.
Donnelly, chief engineer; h. Irlppehsl'
first assistant engineer; J. CALVIN, sec
ond assistant engineer; e. l.. -Patter-
son, third assistant engineer ana
crew of 65 men.
The United States trOOpship Ohio
was formerly a liner between PnIla-
deIphia and Liverpool and came 10
San Francisco lately to engage IN the
northern trade. Commander w. j.
Boggs is in charge, with othcers as
follows: Chas. Barring, first oIIlceF'
Mr.. HiIberg. second officer; Mr.. Lyons
third officer: Mr.. Moore fourth Off
GER: c. l. Gallagher, chief engineer;
John Jackson, first assistant engineer
n Gallagher, second assistant engl-
neer. John Mckenzie, third assistant
engineer: Richard Copley, chief stew
ard; Ben Hedges, purser.
FATHER AFTER SONS.
T T. Calvin is with the Wyoming
battalion. Mr.. GaIvin's two sons went
out with the First California and VII
be greatly surprised when their genla
dad" appears on the scene. Mr.. Gal
vim has been a proof reader and q
writer for the Examiner and Will De
correspondent for that paper ana tnt
New York Journal. He found an Ole
friend and co-worker here in the per
son of VIM. Horace Wright MI. Gal
vim is a big man in the lnternatloha
TvDographical Union. He has beer
for a long time organizer OF tne ais
trict in which California and these
Islands are included and by ms Tao
and Judgment has ended many strikes
ond settled many times differences be
tween the union and employers.
BASE BALL TODAY.
The First Regiment n. G. H. bas'
hall team and the nine OF the 1hr
teenth Minnesota will have game o
base ball at the League GROUNDS II
NTalzil1i this afternoon. Hart and Gun
ba will be the battery for the Regi
ments and the other players will b.
the same as usual. The Minnesota
nine Will be, as follows:
Moscierc. Priest and Tucker p, Ry
berg Id, Barlow 2b, Ritchie IS, CIarl
30. Larkin If, ErkstrOm CT, Berg
Came will be called at O'Clock
BEFORE the play the Minnesota regi
ment will drill.
SPORTS TOMORROW.
DR.. Grossman is very busy ARRANGING