The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-21

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Nominated by the President.
Washington. June 2o.-The president to-
day sent these nominationsh to the SEN
ate:
war-To be brigadier generals: Albert
Ames OF Massachusetts,; John W. Plume
OF New Jersey.
state-John z. Hopley OF Ohio, to be
consul at Southampton, Eng.
Postmasters;
Missouri-C. L. Frost, Odessa; Edgar
w Rowe, Charleston; Thomas B. Tuttle.
Carthage.
Nebraska-John A. Anderson, Wahoo;
| Marcellus c. Storer, Nelson.
Nevada-Henry j. ones, Elko.
Washiugton-W. ". Ward.
Texas-D. D. Jones, Gonzales.
Trinofs-Silas D. Patton, FL Paso; Joel
S. Ray, Arcola; Hesekiah Vondervoort,
Warren; J. T. Van Gundy. Monticello.
Iowa-Le Roy H. Camp, LaPort City;
Susan c. Carpenter, Fort Dodge; Charles
NJ Junkn, Fairfield.
Kansas-Daniel R. Anthony, T.. Leav-
enworth; William E. Mencher, Lincoln.
California-Thomas J. Alexander, Santa
Ana Alice A Hanna, Oakdale.
Colorado. S. McHarg, Walsenburg.
War-To be additional paymasters:
| Fred R. Rex Of Arkansas TO correct
previous nomination Of Fred N. RixD
Volunteer engineers, Second Regiment
To be first lieutenant, David H. Glider
| sleeve.
Third regimentJTo be lieutenant, E. j.
Spencer.
To be 1pa5or-First Lieutenant Edgar
Jadwin, corps Of engineers, U. S. A.
TO be engineer officers with rank Of
major-Captain Graham D. Fitch corps
! Of engineers U. S. A; Captain Hugh ].
McGrath. Fourth United States cavalry;
Charles Allison of Tennessee
To be chief quartermaster with rank Of
major~Captain James L. Wilson, Sixth
United States artillery.
To be chief commissary with rank of
major-First Lieutenant Harry f. Will
kins, Second infantry.
To be assistant adjutant generals with
rank of major-First Lieutenant William
E. Amy, Fifth United States cavalry;
First Lieutenant Robert W. Noble, First
United States infantry.
To be additional paymasters-Clark NJ
Carr Of Missouri; Ralph NJ. HartzeU of
! Colorado; Sheath Tyler of Virginia; Will
liam B. Dwight of Connecticut.
To be assistant adjutant general with
rank og captsin-First Lieutenant Ed
ward Anderson, Seventh United States
cavalry; Francis B. Harrison, troop A,
| Ninth cavalry.
To be assistant quarterma sters with
rank Of captain-First Lieutenant Writ
Robinson, Sixth United States artillery;
First Lieutenant Samuel A. Smoke, Nine
tenth infantry: Second Lieutenant Sam
uel V. Ram, Fifth United States infan-
try; Oscar Guessaz of Texas; William L.
Cowling Of Virginia; Ross Matthews of
Massachusetts; Edward B. Harrison of
Virginia.
To be commissarles with rank of cap
tain-Robert Dudley Winthrop Of New
York; William H. Lyons Of Kentucky:
John NJ. Tobin of Massachusetts,; Charles
Deloney of Wyoming; Nathaniel T. Mes
ser Of California; Charles w Neal Of
Iowa.
10 Uc inspector SenGTdI Win rank o.
mator-Captain John S. Mallory, Secord
infantry.
United States volunteer signal corps, to
be captain-First Lieutenant Edgar Rus
! sell, Sixth United States artillery.
To be first lieutenants-Frank 0. Bailey,
first class sergeant volunteer United
| States signal corps; Newton Cannon Of
Tennessee: Charles A Clark of Illinois;
Peter J. Reddy Of Wyoming; William. D.
Jarvie, Jr., Of New York: Charles NJ.
Duffy Of Kentucky.
Sixth regiment volunteer infantry
| Charles r. Evans OF Tennessee.
Seventh regiment United States volun-
teer infantry. 10 be captains-Harry Bing-
ham Of Maryland; John H Lewis Of Dis
trict OF Columbia.
-Justice-J. F. Emmett OF Nevada, Mar
I shall for the district OF Nevada.
Naval-Medical Inspector Joseph B.
! Parker TO be a medical directory in the
navy.
Mr.. P. Ketcham Of Pike City. Cal, says:
/ During my brothers late sickness from
/ sciatc rheumatism, Chamberlain's Pain
/ Balm was the only remedy that gave him
any relief" Many others have testified
/ 20 the prompt relief from pain which this