The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-14

this afternoon. There are LIS IN the ASt'
which follows:
James Kelly Parsons lieutenant colonel Third
Alabama Volunteer Infantry.
Nathaniel Chamberlss grandson OF General
William 1. Hardee, four years commandment
tenant Third Alabama Volunteer Infantry.
Milton A. Elliott, graduate military college,
sergeant and second lieutenant First Arkansas
Volunteer Infantry.
Joseph Whitehead. private and corporal. First
Melville c. Wilkinson. son of Captain Wilkn-
son. U. S. A, killed at Lehi Lake. October o.
Howard S. Avery, graduate of Berkeley Uni
versity, now corporal. Fourteenth United states
Dan Tyler Moore, son of Colonel Alexander
Moore, late United States army, graduate mill
Philip H. Bailey of Connecticut
william s. Bradford. of Colonel ]. II.
Bradford, u S. A., retired, and great-nephew
of the late Admiral William B. Shubrick, U.
William D. Pasco, college graduate, now first
lieutenant, Third United States Volunteer In
fantry. at Cienfuegos.
lege.
Charles Dubignon of Georgia.
Hugh Bullock of Georgia
Albert N. Brunzell. college graduate. private.
First Idaho Volunteers, now at Manila.
Clark Mills Carr, graduate military coIlege:
John r. Thomas Jr., first lieutenant, First
United States Volunteer Cavalry CRough Kid
ers). 49,
Charles E. Hay Jr.. graduate military col
lege. private Fifth Illinois Volunteers:
r.
Illinois Volunteers.
Parker c. Hit of Indiana.
George A. Larimer, private. One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh Indiana Volunteers
Abraham K. Loeb, student Purdue Uni
versity, left to enlist in One Hundred and six
Henry c. Haynes of Iowa.
Frank II. Martin. graduate military college,
second lieutenant, Second United States Volun-
Charles B. Mcclure of Iowa.
Amos Townsend, graduate military college,
first honor graduate (army register 1880.
Chase Foster, two years y s. NJ A. major
| Twenty second Kansas Volunteers.
Fred w. Buchan, graduate military academy.
captain. Twentieth Kansas Infantry. ,,.
| Frederick Defunam. graduate military
school, captain. First Kentucky Volunteer In
fantry.
First Kentucky Volunteers.
Frank r. Lang. sergeant major ana second
| Edwin Field, graduate military school. cap
tain. Fifth MARYLAND 4, In 1tan,T
Thomas L. Brewer. graduate military col
lege, second lieutenant First MARYLAND Nolun-
e. e. Haskell, two years NJ A. U. S. while
on furlough from NJ. A. served as acting lieu
tenant. First United States cavalry "a and was was
where he was dangerously wounded.
Edward R. Stone, sergeant, Twelfth United
Arthur T. Dalton, corporal Ninth United
States Infantry.
captain Thirty-ffth Michigan Volunteer In
| fantry.
|
| George Ed Allen. lieutenant. Thirty-hfth
| Michigan Volunteers.
| Chester c. Sweet of Michigan.
william A. Mouls. graduate military school,
sergeant major, Thirty-third Michigan Eolun-
| clark E. Elliott, lieutenant. Thirteenth Min
nesota Volunteers, A. A. Q. M. Second Army
| Corps. -,..,
Minnesota volunteer infantry.
AtweIl Lincoln. sergeant Second Missouri
George s. Herger, captain, First Mississippi
n A. Hickman graduate military institute.
lieutenant and adjutant, Sixth Missouri Volun-
Charles w. Harris, first lieutenant. First Mis-
Guy Cushman. corporal, First Missouri Vol
unteer Infantry, corporal First Ohio volunteer
John r. McNally Jr., graduate military col
Iege first litutenant, Fourth Missouri Volun-
Homer G. Richard. second lieutenant. First
Montana Volunteers. now at Manila.
w. R. Gown, captain, commissary OF sub
Samuel NJ vandervoort. service IN Second
Nebraska Volunteers.
Walter w. Stewart Jr.. graduate Yale Uni
Hurts Eppiey, corporal. First U. s. v. Cav
Louis Benedict. private seventy-irst New
q. L. Townsend. captain. Two Hundred and
First New York volunteer i1fan ';o-v sc,oo
lieutenant One Hundred and Seventy-firsi
Francis 6. Mcconnell. private. Seventh Regi.
rnent N Y. n. G.
George S. Richards, private, Third New Yort
Volunteers; first lieutenant Seventy-frst New
o. H Dickey, graduate University Of NORTH
Caroline lieutenant, Second North Caroline
THOMAS Thomas H. Newland, North Carolina
Charles T. Foster, sergeant. First North Da
kota Volunteers, now at Manila
Guy E. Manning aid to General Haw-
kins during Santiago campaign hrst leuten
ant Third Ohio Infantry.
John L. Bond, Ohio.
William d. Pritchard. lieutenant, Tenth U
william G. Meade, lieutenant. Tenth ohic
cyrus A. Dolph. son of late Senator Dolph
private, hospital corps, u. S. A., now al
Manila. was recommended for certificate OF
merit by General Merritt.
Walter B. McCaskey, graduate military col
lege, private, Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteer
Howard G. Price. first lieutenant and ad.
A. A. q. Second Brigade, Second Division
James H. Coifeit, second lieutenant Fourth
Pennsylvania Volunteers, attached to Battery
Raymond W. Haderburg. corporal. Thirteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers, graduate military
George ", Warner. private; Fifth United
Nein Campbell. Company A, First Rhode
Island Volunteers.
Josephus S. Cecil corporal. Fourth Tennes-
see Volunteers in Cuba
John Overton Dickinson of Nashville grad.
Allen G. Grier, graduate military university
first lieutenant, Fourth Tennessee Volunteer
Infantry.
Dan A. Kfvlin, corporal, Fourth Texas
William Stanley Sinclair first lieutenant
First United States Volunteer Infantry.
Dupont B. Lyon. graduate military college
captain Third Texas Volunteer Infantry.
John B. Sanford, graduate military school
Arthur G.. Andrews graduate military uni
versty.
John W. Daniel Jr., first Lieutenant Third
Volunteer Engineers.
John F. James. first lieutenant. Seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry.
Arthur M Ship, graduate military insti
tute.
Allen Smith Jr.. corporal. First Washington
Volunteers.
c. F. Vance, lieutenant, First West virginis
Volunteers.
Knud Knudson, Wisconsin.
Harold Coburn graduate military college
first lieutenant, Wyoming Volunteer Infantry.
Goodwin Ordway, son of the late Genera
Albert Ordway.
George W. oTaigie. Twenty fifth Infantry.
Charles A. Otis brother-in-law of Captain
W. NJ. Dickinson killed at Ell Caney
Joseph E. Particle. son of Captain J. NJ Par
tello u. s. A. Fifth Infantry.
Albert Shields Odell. sergeant major third
battalion, Third Regiment United States Vol
unteer Engineers now at Matanzas
Fred W. Herscher.
Henry NJ. Bankhead, captain. Fifth ITnftef
States Volunteer Infantry