The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-11

Washington, July fo.-The president
has appointed the following Heutenanr
colonies of volunteers:
Major ]. S. Bell. assistant adiutant,
general of volunteers, now serving In,
the Philippines He was appointed
from Kentucky to West Point in 1874.
He went to Manila with General Mer-
rift and has had charge Of the bureau
OF military information
Captain Herbert G.. Sergeant. who
was colonel of the Fifth immune reei-
ment during the war with Spain. He
Illinois,
Captain John j. Brereton of the
Twenty-fourth infantry. He was ap
pointed from New Jersey to West
Point and graduated in 1877, since
which time he has been with the Tweu-
ty-fourth infantry. He was in the BAT
tie or San Juan hill and was highly
commended for his GOODNESS and BRAY
cry.
Captain E. H. Plummer. Tenth in
fantry. He was appointed to West
Point from Maryland in 1873. During,
the Spanish war he was on duty in
Cuba as brigade quartermaSter at the
headquarters of the Fifth corps. Cap
tain Plummer was recommended for
brevet for gallantry in action at San
tiago.
The president has also made the fol-
lowing appointments in the volunteer
army, the former service of each Of
fcer following the name:
To be major: Frank A. Cook. for
merly lieutenant colonel, First Rhode
Island volunteers.
New Captains Named.
To be captains: James b. Adams.
first lieutenant Fourteenth United
states infantry; Alvin a. Barker. ma
jor First Rhode Island volunteers:
John BOrdman, jr., captain First Mas
Sachusetts heavy artillery; Frank F.
Crenshaw. first lieutenant Third United
States volunteer infantry; Eastman
Curry, sergeant major Twenty-seco1d
infantry; Jacob H. Culver. captain
Second United States volunteer cav
airy; Lander Cravens. first lieutenant
Third Missouri volunteers; Claude S.
Fries, captain Fourth New Jersey VOL
unteerS; Paul c. Gaileher. CAPTAIN
First Kentucky; John II. Goldman
captain Sixth Missouri; Charles ID.
Gather captain Ninth United States
volunteer infantry; Samuel Langwor-
thy, captain Seventh California. volun-
teerS; John Vanness Philip, Lieutenant
Fourth United States volunteer infan-
try; Charles Z. Reese. captain One
and F'ifty-seventh Indiana
volunteers; Frank NJ. Rumbold. cap
tain battery 4. Missouri artillery:
William Tutherly. major First New
Hampshire volunteers: H. T. Thomp
son. lieutenant Second South Carolina
volunteers; Reuben WhippIe. major
Second Massachusetts volunteer in
fantry.
First Lieutenants.
To be first lieutenants: Robert j.
Arnold. captain Third Tennessee: Ha~-
n R1lGlan6
infantry; Kent Browning, Fourth
United States volunteer infantry:
Thomas G. Bradley. First United
States volunteer cavalry; Walter P.
COrbett, first lieutenant First Georgia
Robert T. Crawford. SER
William Murray Connsll,
first lieutenant Twelfth New York vol
unteers; Steward NJ. Decker, captain
fourteenth Minnesota volunteers:
Frank E. Edwards, second lieutenant
Sixth Massachusetts,: James D. Faun-
sineers; Edwin S. Hartshorn. New
York volunteers; James c. Hixson.
captain Fifth United States volunteer
infantry: Henry NJ. Morrow. lieutenant
Third Nebraska: William NJ. Meek.
first lieutenant Third Tennessee: VIII
liam S. Mapes, major Second Nebraska
volunteer infantry; Edward O'Flaher-
". sergeant company d. Sixteenth in
fantry; George b. Rodney, second lieu
tenant First Delaware volunteer infan-
Try; William p. Screws. second heuten-
ant Third Alabama volunteers; Thorn
rs II. Underwood, captain United
States volunteer infantry; Leonard T.
Naldron. captain Two Hundred and
Second New York volunteers.
Second Lieutenants.
To be second lieutenantS: William
K. Armstrong, second lieutenant Sec
md Alabama volunteers; Walter o.
Bowman, private One Hundred and
sixtieth Indiana volunteers; Arthur G.
Duncan. private First volunteer cav
dry: George Nj. Holley, second lieuten-
mt Third United States volunteer en-
,ineers; II. K. Love- corporal First
United States volunteer cavalry; NJ. b
MADISON. first lieutenant volunteers;
Philip Mowroy, sergeant company z.
Sixth cavalry; ]. Oliver, first sergeant
rOop F, Sixth cavalry; Robert Dewey
Russell. second lieutenant Twelfth New
FORK volunteers; MILFORD Twymann,
econd lieutenant First Kentucky vol
lnteers; George A. Vernon. company
', Third Nebraska volunteers; Charles
4. Wilson, captain Second Nebraska
H. Carl Young, Tenth Penn
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