Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-30

yesterday afternoon and decided to estab |
lsh headquarters for visiting newspaper
men. Messrs. Stone and Tinley generously
rendered the use OF their suite of Offices
in the Beno block for such headquarters
and the offer was accepted. The head
quarters will be provided with number OF
typewriters and every convenience for the
vsitiSg pencil-pusher 20 prepare their
copy. A member Of the committee will be
in charge Of the headquarters and furnish
all accredited newspaper representatives
with official badges. 1t was decided to notify
all the leading papers likely to have rep
resentatives here on that day and the state
papers OF the arrangements made for their
convenience.
The following is the complete roster of
Company L. Fifty-frst Iowa, when it left
this state for San Francisco:
Captain-Win o. Prior, Council Bluffs.
First lieutenant-John l.. Moore, Council
Bluffs.
Second Lieutenant-Matthew A. Tinley,
From Council Bluffs-John Q. Anderson,
Charles Millsap, Charles p jameson,
James Il. Mather, James H. Windle, Peter
]; Rods, George, l.. Judson, Robert L.
Macken, Claus Rus, Gordon e. coffeen,
Thomas L. Hail. Warren DALEY, Ernest
J, Kirkland, John II. Morgan, Thomas r..
HaWortS, iar william p Hess. jesse sawyer,
Arthur Aylesworth, Carl Durham, Joseph
Boyne viiSm Eaward f. G6,or catern George
H%1s Court TfF drah samTe NF5P Greene e. Robert
Hansen, ii.' Wlliam5 4. Johnston, '' James @ x. x.
Knott, austavus Logs, Clark McGrow.
c. Patterson, Andrew Peterson, Herbert
c. Pardey, Guy Petit, Clark Petit, Frank
| w. Reed, Richard b. Rutherford, c:
| R1iSS RuffCprn. Harry r SnCkptt /, Wood
silverton, Frank C. Stodtmeinster. David
c. Tucker, Walter A. Williams, Clarence
W. Casey, Thomas S. Farnsworth. Joseph
w. Gilmore, Charles Joseph, George w
issel GqTenee p Leach has Harry MsClel, lei.
r. Williams, Charles A. Anderson, Charles
L. Catterline, AdGph G ,IS H0ber Walter nYao. C.
George George L, FINLEY, Roy v Witter. ~
South Omaha, Neb; Thomas Bennett. OF
ert H. Foot, Walnut; Albert NJ. F'lammant,
Mineola; James w. Reed. Oakland; win
Des Mnsa has RaNmGnS / MeSk
Neb; clyde W, Baker, Audubon; G, r.
Henry Shilling, Avoea; Harry e: ,Dabney,
oakland: Ernest w. Barnes Haworth;
aaron Kohl LnSter John q neTgs
w. Rott, Cincinnati; Frank c.. Curtis,
Avoca; Henry A. johnson. Audubonn,;
| CnarleS w. baSneT, davenport JOnn
Huffman, Indianola: Charles e. Callson
Oakland; James c. Arnold, Woodbine; Ar
thur e. Lane, Cheyenne, Wyo.; George
w. Markey, Oakland; Oliver Phelps AL
lance, Neb.; Lester Van Slyke, Avoca
William G.. Wilson. Audubon.
On the death of First Lieutenant Moore
July 10, 1899, Second Lieutenant Tinley was
made first lieutenant and First Sergeant
) Fred M. Van Arnam was made second
lieutenant
The following were discharged:
August, 1S9S-R. D. Hallady; November
z 1S9S-Gustave Lots: December, 1s9s-Court
ney II. Coffeen, Harry B. Sackett January
1S9S-Court Grahl George A. Coulton; Feb
= ruary, 1S99-Richard F. Kissell, John I
Anderson, jr., Harry B. Dabney, JOSEPH
d. w. Gilmore; March, 1S99-Bert Turner
{ Thomas j. Evans. jr., Frank G. Curtis
Oliver Phelps was transferred to the sig
( nal corps; July, 1S99-Louis A. Wegener
, Charles l.. Catherine. Thomas Bennett
u August, 1S99-George D. Haworth.
The following is the list of soldiers o
Company L who have passed away since
e July, 1898:
G Dewitt c. Tucker private. July %. 1895
S San Francisco pneumonia Paul B. Pugh
n private, July 1, 1899, Manila, typhoid Joh
| l.. Moore first lieutenant, july 10. 1S9.
= San Fernando; Wallace A. Bolin, reGi
h mental Quartermaster sergeant, March
n 1899. Cavite smallpox. .fa 10Y
- The following members of Company
. were wounded at Quingua April 23, 1899:
Carl Gardner, Walter Larson and Rober
y Daley.