The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-03

nett, Coffey, Douglass, Group, Hallett.
Hahley' Lingg, Taylor, Rooney: artihcer.
russell; musicians Wellman Bevlll: wag-
oners. Wells, Alderman; privates, An
ureWs, Abrams, Avera Benson, Bachelor.
Butler, Bradshaw Bennett, Badenhoop,
Butord, Beecher, Cosgrove Chandler. Col
ley, Cullum, Dickinson. DeLane. d. De-
Lane, w A, Davis. Edenfeld, England,
Elhott' Giddens, Gunderson Goodman,
1ouId' Gooding, Henry. Hay, Hanley, Hill,
nam Hancock, Hicks, Jaugstetter. JAN
lei, Jordan, T. r., Jordan, w F., Joiner.
johnston Kelly Kehely, Lotion, Mllen,
montgomery, Mertens. Mosley. Millions.
Morgan, Mudlin, McCoob, Nell, Newton,
Neldlnger, Peay Qulrke Rees Register,
Richardson, E. G.. Richardson, w. A.,
richardson, G. w. Roberts smarwood,
Nickery, Tidwell, Turner, Weber, Wilson.
Werner, Norke, zealey and Ease
The roll of Cadets before they left Ma
con was as follows:
Captain-R. 5. Mel.
First Llculenant--J. +. Mallory.
Second Lieutenant-W. f. Coney
First Sergeant-S X. Ward.
bach.
Sergeant-W. A. Reaves.
Scrgeant-H. c. Hnrdy. 81.
Ser6eant-R. Proctor
Sergeant-James B. Goodman.
Corporate. I. Dusenbury
Corporal-John ] Harte.
Corporal--D. II. Minsrd.
Corporal-E. J. I.anGford
Corporal--John Bell.
Corporal--F. X. Dow.
Corporal-C V. Snapp.
Corporal-J. II. Miller
Corpornl-Walter Kramer.
Corporal-H. c. Cone
CorporaF-E. NJ OBrlen.
Musicians I. SHverstlne.
Muslclan-G. A. Wile.
Artthcer-F. w. Pratt
Wagoner-J W. Addison.
Privates-J. c. Allen, G. w. Anderson
N. Bailey, f. d. Brannon. r. C. Breiten-
bach, John Burns, c. 3. Chaplin, G.. W.
Cooper, Jr. w. J. Dinkens ]. b. Dyches
II. w. DAILY, r. b. Edwards, w. H. FISH
er, Il. L. Floyd w j. Fulcher, j. II. Ga
ney. J. 1. Giles, William II. Giles, ]. ".
Gowan, W. L. Hall, A. II. Harms, G. NJ.
Herb, c. L. Hefernan, l.. p Hers, S. X.
Hodges, Hugo Hoffman, f. NJ Hogan. j..
=. Jones, A. Kloss, A. p. Hendricks, j.
NJ. Lawrence. B. W. Lundy, e. NJ. Ledlie,
J. Lehler, e. Lightbody. c. l.. Mattox. j.
r. Metzger, H. A. Miller II. S. Noise,
b. S. Mooney, Richard Muller, d. f. Nc
Crimmon, Jr., d. Mcconnell. +. G. Nc
Donald, ]. NJ. Murphy, II. Murkins A. G..
Nurnburg, c. f. Newton, William II. oak
man, A. F. owen, j. II. Pape, F. D..
Quincy O. X Robinson, f. b. Reeves,
]. w. Schuakenberg, William D. Shaw,
r. Stevens, William c. Tucker, r. b.
Townsend J. w. Vickery, w. w. Warner,
F. G. Waite, N. Waldner r. II. Webb,
Thomas c. Wells, s. j. Wilcox, l.. n.
Wilkes, Charles H. Wilson, II. J. Heffer-
nan.
Changes In the rosters of the three com
panies will be made owing to many of the
commissioned officers having elected
to be discharged. Those who took the fur
loughs will move up to FIJI their places,
and priyatcs viii he promoted. First Ser
g5ant S. X. Ward OF the Cadets, is among
those who have been discharged. Second
Sergeant w. A. ReaVes becomes first SER
geant. Both are excellent soldiers, and this
is an instance Of a good man succeeding 4
good man.
The Irish Jasper Greens have q new
lieutenant. This is Mr.. T. c. Roman, who
was commissioned day before yesterday
Lieut.. Roman 3eft Savannah with the
Greens for Griffin and served with them as
first sergeant until appointed second leu
tenant. The vacancy was caused by the
resignation Of Capt. 2. +. Gleason and the
promotion of the first and second lieu
tenants. Mr.. Roman has made a great re
cord as a soldier, and he may well be
proud of the distraction that has been
won by but few of promotion from the
ranks to a lieuteuantey. Second Sergeant
c. H. =. Murphy succeeds Lieut.. Roman
in the responsible position of first SER
geant.
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