Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-07-12
SEVERAL KANSAS OFFICERS TO
STAY IN PHILIPPINES.
Major bishop and Captain Orwig to
Be MAJ aiors and Captains Glass
Cow and Craig and Lieu
tenant Dodge to Be
Captains.

AsL ID larger lndn the entlre quota TO
which the state is entitled. The appoint
Ments from Missouri, announced to-day,
We're: Edwin ]. Griffith, formerly captain
Third Missouri, to be captain; Grant Gill
lespie, formerly lieutenant Sixth Missouri,
to be lieutenant, and William H. Clopton,
formerly first lieutenant, same regiment,
to be second lieutenant.
Late this afternoon the president an
nounced the following additional appoint
ments to the volunteer army:
To be majors: David 3. Case, Colonel
Fourth Pennsylvania volunteers; Hunter
Liggett, formerly captain Fifth United
States infantry; William A Skunk, for
merly captain Eighth cavalry; John B.
Porter, Second Pennsylvania.
To be captains: Charles S. Campbell, ad-
jutant, Second Pennsylvania: Guy " Hen
ry, Jr., second lieutenant, Second cavalry
Frank H. Peck, captain Ninth New York;
w. G. Schneider, lieutenant colonel Sew
enth California; Edmund G. Shields, cap
tain Third Texas; Charles P. Stivers, SER
geant, First Ohio cavalry; L. C. Scherer
first lieutenant, Fourth cavalry; Jacob C.
K. Peabody, captain Eighth Massachu-
sets; Alfred Q. Kenneth, formerly Mis-
souri, volunteers; Harry 7. Matthews for
merly captain Company d, Seventh Cali
fornia; George Z. Lowell, formerly captain
Company B, First Florida; Milton ]. Fore
man, formerly quartermaster First IIli-
nois cavalry; Frank H. Burton, formerly
Thirty-third Michigan volunteer infantry:
Cleveland Willcoxson. formerly Second
Georgia volunteers; owen T. Kenan, for
merly First Georgia volunteers; Howard
Atkinson, formerly Second West Virginia
volunteer infantry; Thomas R. Hayson
formerly Twenty-first Kansas; William E.
Cabell, formerly Second Kentucky; Will
liam E. Dame, formerly First United
States volunteer cavalry.
To be first lieutenants-Walter K Wheat
ley, formerly Third United States volunteer
infantry; John L. Hughes, formerly Third
Illinois volunteer infantry; Frank D. Buck
ingham, formerly Thirty-fifth Michigan
volunteer infantry; A. NJ. Mason, formerly
First Vermont volunteers; Blanton Win
ship, formerly Second Georgia volunteers
Fan F. Coliett, formerly First West Vir-
ginia volunteer infantry; Charles A. Phil
ipps, formerly Twenty-second Kansas; Lo-
gan Feland, formerly Third Kentucky;
Sherrard Coleman, formerly First yolun.
teer cavalry; Maximilian Luna, formerly
First United States volunteer cavalry;
Grenville d. Montgomery, formerly Penn
sylvania artillery; Roland Fortescue, for.
merly First United States volunteer cav
airy: Richard Day, formerly United States
cavalry: Edward H. Almand, formerly
Second Georgia volunteers; frank NJ. Cha
pin, formerly Sixty-tifth New York volun-
teers; James r. Goodale, formerly First
New York volunteers: Charles Grant Nc
Donald; Matthew Leepere, volunteer army
assistant surgeon; Madison NJ Wilson, for
merly First Florida volunteers; Charles
U. Ben, lieutenant First Illinois cavalry;
richard II. Brewer, enlisted man, volun-
teers; Daniel Hyman, sergeant Company B,
Nineteenth United States infantry; Charles
L. willard, sergeant First Texas volun-
teers: Joseph W. Avery, quartermaster ser.
geant Second North Carolina volunteers;
Homer B. Grant, first lieutenant Fifth
Massachusetts,.
To be second lieutenants-Lyle H. Ped
lar; William F. Pack, formerly Thirty
fourth Michigan volunteer infantry; San,
lord e. Worthington. formerly First Yer
mont volunteers; William H. Monroe, for
George r. Crawford, formerly Twenty
second Kansas; Watson Linsey, formerly
Eirst> Kentucky: Roland S. Pike, formerly
Sixth cavalry.
The president to-day confirmed and COM
missioned the officers recommended by
General Otis for the Thirty-sixth and
Ihirty,sevsnth regiments now being or
follows: 49,
Thirty-sixth regiment-Colonel: ]. Frank
IN IN Bel; captain Seventh cavalry and ma
eo0nei wam T. 1o1e a
tor First Colorado. Majors: William II.
Bishop. major Twentieth Kansas: John
9. A. Braden, first lieutenant First South
Dakota; William L. Luhn, first lieutenant
and adjutant First Washington. Major
and surgeon: H. F. Titus, acting assistant
surgeon. Captain and assistant surgeon:
geon. Assistant surgeon: Isaac II. Brewer.
Captains: Robert s. Abernathy, first lieu
tenant Sixth United States artillery; Erv-
GsorGs Rg C. Booth captain s.nS First
First Washington; Charles w Meade, first
lieutenant First Montana; Charles French,
first lieutenant First Montana; Henry
Edward L. Glasgow, captain Twentieth
Kansas: Daniel +. Craig, captain Twenti-
eth Kansas; Harry A. Hegeman. captain
captain Fifty-frst Iowa; Carl L. Stone,
second lieutenant Thirteenth, Minnesota
Frederick r: Dodge. second lieutenant
Twentieth Kansas; Harry B, Smith; K.
First lieutenants-Will H. Point, first lieu
tenant Fifty-frst Iowa; Cornelius F.
O'keefe, first lieutenant First Colorado;
battalion; Fred e. Smith, second lieutenant
First North Dakota; Benjamin Lear, Jr.,
second lieutenant First Colorado; Walter
V. Calchett, Milo C. Carey, Alexander H.
field Harper, G. A: Bach, Roscoe Tread
well, Arthur NJ Ferguson, Thomas B.
Crockett, S. w. Widdlefield
Second lieutenant-Edwin T. Mann.
Thirty-seventh regiment: Colonel-Rob-
ert B. Wallace, lieutenant colonel First
Montana.
Lieutenant colonel-Thomas R. Hamer,
lieutenant colonel First Idaho.
Majors-B. Frank Cheatham, major First
Tennessee: Charles I. Boyd, lieutenant
Fourth cavalry; Henry B. Orwig, captain
Twentieth Kansas
Z Surgeon-F. A. Winter.
Assistant And
Captains-Nick X. Givens, captain First
Tennessee: Sam Van Leer, captain First
Tennessee; David E: Lyle. first lieutenant
R. Richmond, captain First Tennessee; III
b. Myers captain First Tennessee; James
NJ: Croft, second lieutenant First Montana;
first lieutenant First Montana: BENJAMIN
NJ. Koehler, second lieutenant Sixth Unit
ed States artillery.
First lieutenants-John Patton, first lieu
tenant First Tennessee; Ernest Van De
Murphy. second lieutenant First Montana !;
Robert o. Ragsdale- first lieutenant First
Bright. first lieutenant First Tennessee:
Granville L. Chapman. first lieutenant First
Tennessee: G; NJ. Lester, -; Charles H
T. Vaughn, second lieutenant First Ten.
nessee.
Second lieutenants-Joe Cooke, second
kettle, second lieutenant First Tennessee.
Winston Pitcher, first lieutenant First Ten
nessee.
Colonel Bell. of the Twenty-sixth, was
yesterday named for one of the lieutenan MT
colonels for the regiments being raised in
this country
Colonel Wallace is a captain in the recl-
lar army. He has been severely wounded
while fighting with the Montana regiment
in the Philippines.
Avoid harsh purEative pills. They
make you sick and then leave you consti-
pated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate
the bowels and cure you.