Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-18

service October, 1891, to October 1897: in
campaign against Apache Indians in Ari-
iona. August. 1873 to July 1874; on tho
Powder River expedition against Sioux In
dams IN November and December 1876:
! with regiment at Fort Clark. Texas. Octo-
Der, 1891, TO April lS.sS; at New Orleans,
La, to May, 1888, and route to and in
Philippines. Commanding battalion of his
re gfment since August 10. 1SlS
John Bigelow jr.. was born in and ap-
pointed from New York; cadet a. Military
Academy, July l, 1873, to June, 1877; sec
ond lieutenant, 10th Cavalry, June IL. 1877;
first lieutenant, September -. 1881: captain.
April II, 1888. He served with his regiment
on western frontier to December. 1873; at
Military Academy TO August 1881: with
regiment on western frontier to July, 1887;
on duty in adjutant generals office to Sep
TENDER, 1859: on recruiting service and adj
1utant general, District of Columbia Mill
tia, to September. 1850; with regiment on
western frontier to July, 1884, on college
duty to May. 1893; with regiment in Flor
ida and Cuba to July l. 1S9S. when he was
wounded in action at San Juan. Cuba; on
sick leave to October, 1S1S; with regiment
in Alabama to December 1Sss; collector OF
customs in Cuba to February. 1879; with
regiment in Texas to March, 1879; on leave
to July, 1899, and with regiment in cuba
to date.
WILDER E. Wilder born in Michigan;
cadet at United States Military Academy
July l. 1873, to June 10, 1877; second lieu
tenant, 4th Cavalry. June IA, 1871; first lieu
tenant, November u, 1879: captain, March
49, 1891 colonel, 14th New York Volunteers,
Nav g. 1898; honorably mustered out Octo-
Der 81 1898 He served with his regiment
in the western frontier to September, 1856;
on recruiting service to July. 1871; with
regiment on western frontier to May, 1919;
on duty at the Military Academy to May
- 1898; commanding 18th New York in
Georgia and Alabama to October lS'S; on
leave to March. 1880: with regiment at Fort
Yellowstone, Wyoming. to June. 1879 ana
route to and IN Mania, fhiiippiie Il
lands. to date
James Parker was born in and appointed
from New Jersey; cadet at United states
Military Academy July l. 1872, to June 10,
1876; second lieutenant, 4th Cavalry, June
Is, 1875: first lieutenant, July % lsf9; cap
tain October .. 1883; major. Eth New YORK
Volunteers, May IL. 1SgS; lieutenant c"ionei,
18th New York Volunteers, October |, lS.'S,
honorably mustered out April -. 1881. lie
served with his regiment on the western
frontier to October, 1888; at Fort Myer,
Virginia to MAY. 1891: in California to
July. 1894 at the Military Academy to
April 1898: on mastering duty to May, ls''s;
served with 10Th New York Volunteers IN
United States and Cuba to April. 1873; on
duty and route to and IN Manila fhihp-
pine Islands. to date.
BERNARD A. Byrne was born in Kentucky
and appointed from the District OF Colum-
ba second lieutenant, 9th infantry, octo-
her Is 1875; first lieutenant. December 81. 81
1882: captain November 9. 1874 He served
with his regiment on the western frontier
to August, 1880; at Fort Thomas Ken
y,
June 1898; commanding battalion of his
regiment in campaign against Santiago,
Cuba 70 August. 1898: on sick leave 10 No
vember, 1898; with regiment at Fort Thom-
as Kentucky. TO May. 1899: en- route to and
in Philippines to date
Francis Michler was born in New York
and appointed from Pennsylvania; cadet at
United States Military Academy September
L. 1866 to June Is 1870; second lieutenant,
18th Cavalry. June II. 1870; first lieutenant.
November u. 1876; captain. May q. 1883;
lieutenant colonel assistant adjutant gen
eral volunteers May TO- 1898: hpnorably
mustered out May II, 1899. He served WI
his regiment the western frontier to
July. 1873; on leave to January, 1874: aid
de-camp to Gen. Schofield, January. 1874. to
July. 1879 adjutant at Military Academy,
July. 1873 to March. 1881: with regiment
on western frontier to September, 1884; re-
cruiting service to August, 1886; with reg
iment on western frontier to November,
1882; abide camp to Gen. Miles (as assist
ant adjutant general volunteers at head
quarters army. May, 1saS, to May, 1899.
serving in United States and Porto Rico)
to date.