The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-14
MORE APPoINTMENTs MADE.
The New Volunteer Regiments Fill
ing Up With Officers.

Washington, July 1s.-The following
additional appointments have been
made in the volunteer army:
To be Captsins-Peter Vredenberg;
major Third New Jersey volunteers.
Charles z. Davis. first lieutenant First
Maine. Lucius c. Bennett. captain
company F, Second Ohio. Thomas w.
Darrah, lieutenant Twentieth United
States infantry, specially distinguished
himself in the Santiago campaign
To be First Lieutenants-Henry q.
Crockett, captain First Maine artillery.
Edgar S. Slayer, lieutenant Fifth
Pennsylvania. Stephen ogden Fuqua,
captain Second United States volun-
teer infantry. Benjamin Stark, jr.,
first lieutenant Fourth United States
volunteer infantry.
To be Second Lieutenants-Henry L.
Jenkinson, captain Eighth United
States volunteers. Lewis NJ. Clark of
company /, Sixteenth Pennsylvania.
Robert Corliss, company b, Seventh
United States infantry.
To be lieutenant colonel: Robert L.
Leonard, colonel Twelfth New York
volunteers.
To be major: Francis Ward, lieu
tenant colonel Two Hundred and Sec
ond New York volunteers.
To be captains: William B, Oracle
captain Twelfth New York; William T.
Judson, captain Twelfth New York;
Walter T. Randall, captain Two Hun
bred and Second New York volunteers;
James NJ. Liddell, formerly major
United States volunteer infantry;
Samuel A Price, major Sixth Pennsyl
vania volunteers; DeVeareauX Shields,
lieutenant colonel Second Mississippi
volunteer infantry; Granville Sewer,
captain Second Tennessee volunteers
To be first lieutenants: James H.
Ip1ItaT1anf Third
United States volunteer infantry; VIII
liam p. CLARK, lieutenant Third Georgia
volunteers; Willis c. Davis, captain
First Georgia volunteers; Wilson G.
Heaton, captain Fiftieth Iowa; James
NJ. Kimbrough, jr., captain Third Geor-
gia volunteers; James Longstreet, Jr,
first lieutenant Ninth United States
volunteer infantry; George D. Rice,
chaplain Sixth Massachusetts; Solo
mon Avery, jr., major Second Georgia
volunteers; Philippip S. Golderman,
second lieuten ant Two Hundred and
Third New York; James G. Hannah,
first lieutenant Two Hundred and
Third New York; John J. Kennedy,
Sixty-ninth New York; Theodore 5.
Pulker, captain Two Hundred and Sec
pnd New York; Dexter SturgiS, first
lieutenant Two Hundred and Third
New York; Theodore Taylor, first lieu
tenant Twelfth New York; Oscar ID.
Weed captain IWeIlh New 10Th
To be second heutenants; John c.
Abbott, Michigan; Garrison Ball, lieu
tenant Two Hundred and First New
York; John Byrne, captain Ninth New
York; Holt A. Bradford, corporal COM
pany H. Sixth Illinois volunteers; Ed
ward s. Broussard, captain company l,
Second United States volunteer infan-
Try; Timothy L. ScGghlan, second lieu
tenant Two Hundred and First New
York; Ursil A. Ferguson, captain First
New York; Hidden Olin, second lieu
tenant SeVenty-first New York; John
L. Ryan, New York; Lee D. Fisher,
private Seventy-first New York volun-
teer, assistant engineer United States
navy during Spanish war; Robert II.
Stiiiman, sergeant Astor battery; VIII
liam S. Wells, Jr., captain company f,
Third Alabama; Frederick Hadra, cap
rain and assistant surgeon; William
Bowen, captain and assistant surgeon;
Richard Griswold, first lieutenant and
assistant surgeon; George p. Reid, first
lieutenant and assistant surgeon