The times., 1899-09-10
TWO MORE Regiments
Colored Men Will Be Enlisted for
the Philippines.
Field and Company Officers All Ap-
pofuted - Both the Regular and
Volunteer Service Representeo-
one Command VIII BE Organized
in kentucky and One in Missouri.

Orders were issued at the War Depart
,nent yesterday authorizing the organiza-
ton of two colored regiments for service
in the Philippines. All of the field officers
were selected from the Regular Army. The
company officers are all negroes. and were
appointed from the colored regiments in
both the volunteer and Regular Army. The
orders issued yesterday were as follows:
War Department,
Adjataut Generals Office,
Washington, September 3, 1899.
Pursuant TO the instructions Of the President
the Secretary Of War directs that under inc
provisions OF the act Of Congress, approved
March ? 1893 two additional regiments ot Volun-
teers be called into service, the enlisted men TO
be colored.
The regiments will be designated as the Forty
eighth and Forty ninth Regiments Of Infantry,
United States Volunteers.
The Forty-eiglIth Regiment viii be organized at
Fort Thomas, Ky: the Forty-ninih at Jefferson
Barracks, No. Il Z. tpRBlA,
Adjutant General.
Appointments OF officers TO the two regi-
ments have been made as follows:
The Forty-Eighth Regiment.
To be colonel of the Forty-eighth Regi-
ment-William p. Duyall, captain, First
Artillery.
Jones, captain. Tenth Cavalry.
To be majoTs-Sedgwick Rice, first lieu
tenant, Seventh Cavalry; Alexander L.
Dade, first lieutenant, Third Cavalry; John
Howard, first lieutenant, Nineteenth Infan-
try
To be captains-John Buck, first SER
geant, Troop B. Tenth Cavalry; Thomas
Campbell, late first lieutenant, L, Seventh
q. S. v. L.; William H. Brown. sergeant
major. Ninth Cavalry; Carter P. Johnson,
Tenth Cavalry; Thomas Grant, late first
lieutenant, Company F. Tenth L. S. V. l.;
Robert r. Rudd, late captain, Company A,
Ninth Battalion, Ohio Volunteers; James
E. Hanlin, late captain, Third North Caro-
lima Volunteer Infantry; Pleasant Webb,
late captain, Sixth Virginia Volunteers;
william A. Hankins, late captain, Sixth
Virginia Volunteers; Leon ". Denison, late
captain, Company X, Ninth Illinois Volun-
teers: Stephen Starr. late second lieutenant,
Ninth L. S. v. l.; Alexander Richardson,
late first lieutenant, Ninth L. 5. v. /.
To be first lieutenanJs-L. NJ. Smith, first
sergeant, Troop NJ, Tenth Cavalry; Peter
McGown, first sergeant. Troop E, Tenth
Cavalry; William II. Allen, sergeant, Com
pany A, Ninth Cavalry; John II. Anderson,
squadron sergeant major, Ninth Cavalry;
Charles o. Thorns. late lieutenant, Ninth
u. S. V. l.; Jerry NJ. White, late first lieu
tenant. Twenty-third Kansas; James f.
Powell. late second lieutenant Indiana vol
unteers; H. d. Brown. late first lieutenant,
Third \. c. Y. l.; II. J. Parker. late first
sergeant. Tenth L. S. Y. l.; Jacob G.
Smith. late second lieutenant, Ninth L. s.
v J.; John W. Brown. late second lieu
tenant. Ninth L. S. V. l.; Charles C. Cald-
we'll late first lieutenant, B, Ninth Ohio
Battalion Volunteers.
To be second lieutenants-Walter Green.
lrst sergeant II, Tenth Cavalry; c. B.
Turner, comnaissary sergeant. Tenth Cav
airy: Joseph Moore, first lieutenant. II
Eighth L. s. Y. Infantry: J. B. Coleman.
late first lieutenant e, Seventh L. s. V.
Infantry; Lincoln Washington, sergeant
major. Ninth Cavalry; David B. Jefers,
late second lieutenant, Tenth L. S. V In
fantry; Wilson Ballard. late second lieu
tenant. Ninth Battalion, Ohio Volunteers;
Joseph 9. Andrews, private, L, Sixth Mass
achusetts Volunteers; Frank r. Chisholm.
late private, /. Sixth Massachusetts Vol
unteers; John K Rice, late first lieuten-
ant, Sixth Virginia Volunteers. George w
Taylor, non-commissioned officer, Third
North Carolina Volunteers; Green f. Ma
rion, late sergeant, Third Alabama Volun-
teers.
The Forsy-Ninth Regiment.
To be colonel-william H. Beck, cap
tain. Tenth Cavalry.
To be lieutenant colonel-Arthur c. Du-
cat, captain. Twenty-fo1rth Infantry.
To be majors-Ernest Kinds, first lieu
tenant, Second Artillery: George ". Kirk
man. captain, Twenty third Infantry;
James E. Brett, captain, Twenty fourth IN
fantry.
To be captains-Wiiliam 3. Edwards,
sergeant, A, Tenth Cavalry; Charles W
Jefferson, first sergeant. d. Ninth Cavalry;
FLOYD IL crumbly. late first lieutenant, A
Tenth u S. v Infantry; Edward L. Ba
Eer, late FIRST lieutenant. 3. Tenth u. S. V.
infantry; John G. Proctor. late first lieu
tenant, Eighth L. s. ". Infantry; Emanuel
ID Bass, late first lieutenant. ID. Ninth
Battalion. Ohio Volunteers; William n.