The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-14

son, Frank w Kihlborn: b. Albert +.
Burton, James u. Baker. Samuel p.
Scholtz, Jr.; c. William +. Sleepy. Har-
ry B. Dull, George w. Wilson: ID. Loui
X. Butterfeld. Miles r. Hoover. w. c.
Mentzer; f, First Lieutenant James 0.
Ross: Second Lieutenant l.. 4. Will
liams: F. w. II. Heating. VIII H
Point, Edward II. Hearne: G.. Warren
II. lexis, William T. Oheschlager.
James Edaburn; II. Emory c. Worth
ington, Ernest r. Bennett. Fred. l.
Baker; |, W. y. Widner. Richard !
Gaines, Renie H. Fuller: X. Emerson
| c. PEARS, Leonard 4. Mitchell. How
ard G. Harms; l., Will o. Pryor. John
l.. Moore, Matthew A. FINLEY; NJ. Jesse
w. Clark, w. Harry French. Guy +.
Logan.
Colonel John c. Lopez is a man about
fifty years old and has been connected
with the National Guard of Iowa for
over 10 years. He organized a COM
pany of which he was made captain
and served as such for eight years: was
commissioned a Major in 1892; Lieut.
Col. in 1895 and Colonel May 30th,
1898. Col. Lopez was born in Belmont
County. Ohio, but has spent the greater
part of his life in Iowa. He has con-
Quoted a drug business in Des MOines
for many years and is prominent in
the uniformed division of the X. OF p.
bo, 10, IL fa
State OF Iowa.
Lieut.-Col. MarCellus Miller. is in the
marble business in Bedford Iowa. and
mas been a member of the National
Guard for twenty-five years.
Major Hume, is from Des Moines
and has been chief clerk in the Ad-
ljutant-GeneraIs Office for sixteen years.
Major Moore Joined the National
Guard as a private in 1888 and has adj
vanced steadily in rank since that
time. His home is in Villisca. Iowa.
where he is superintendent of the
electric light plant.
Captain Warren II. lexis Of Co. G is
from crescent Iowa. where Is recog-
nize,. as one of the leading attorneys
of the State. He is a graduate OF the
Iowa State University.
Lieutenant Fred. L. Baker. Co. n. is
from Des Moines and was married al
San Francisco just one week before
leaving. His bride remained there.
Chaplain II. p. Williams. was priv
ate in Co. 4. when the war broke out
and was appointed chaplain notwith-
standing that there were $50 other ap-
| pNeations. The chaplain was mar
ried two weeks before leaving for Ma
Mia and his wife accompanies him. be-
| ing the only woman on the Pennsylva-
MIA.
Company is from GlenwOOd. Iowa.
and its officers are all relatives Of Ad-
jutant-General Byers of the State of
Iowa. William F Sleepy its captain
| is a brother-in-law of General Byers
and is connected with the Glenwood
canning factory. He has been q mem
Der Of the company for twenty years
and has won the position which he
holds by long and faithful service.
First Lieutenant Harry p. Dull. OF
the same company is a son-in-law OF
the Acknowledgement and has been a
member of the company for several
years. Geo. w. Wilson. the Second
Lieutenant is also a son-in-law of the
General and is a contractor and build
er.
Captain w. r. Gibson. Co. \. is one
of the youngest officers in the service
of Uncle sam. having become twenty
one since the regiment was mustered
into the service.
The transport Tacoma will bring the
horses for the troop OF cavalry on the
City of Puebla