The record-union., 1899-07-14
OFFICERS IN VOLUNTEERS,
MORE APPOINTMENTS MADE
BY THE PRESIDENT.
II. w. Leonard, Formerly Colonel Of
Twelfth New York Volunteers.
to be a Lieutenant Colonel.

WASHINGTON, July 13-The Pres
ldent to-day made the following ap-
pointments in the volunteers:
10 be Lieutenant sCoIonel-Robert w,
Leonard, Colonel Twelfth New York
Volunteers. ,fff
70 be Major-Francis Ward, Lieuten-
ant Colonel One Hundred and Second
New York Volunteers.
10 be Captains-Peter Vredenburg,
formerly Major Third New Jersey Vol
unteers; Charles e. Davis, formerly
FIRST Lieutenant First Maine: Lucias
:. Bennett, formerly Captain Company
+, Second Ohio; Thomas w. Darrah,
formerly Lieutenant Twentieth United
states infantry, specially distinguished
n1mself in the Santiago campaign: Viii
liam b. Oracle, Captain Twelfth New
York; William Judson, Captain Twelfth
New York; Walter F. Randall. CAPTAIN
Two Hundred and Second New York
Volunteers; James M. Liddell formerly
MAJOR United States Volunteer Infan-
try; Samuel A. Price, formerly Major
Slxtn pennsylvania Volunteers; Dever-
eaux Shields, formerly Lieutenant Col
onel Second Mississippi Infantry; Gram
vile SEWER, formerly Captain Second
ACiiHCoSCt v SOluut00rS.
10 be First Lieutenants-Henry G,
Crockett, formerly Captain First Maine
Artillery; Edgar s. Slayer, formerly
Lieutenant Fifth Pennsylvania; Steph-
en- Ogden Fuqua, formerly Captain
Second United States Volunteer Infan-
try; Benjamin Stark, Jr., formerly
First Lieutenant Fourth United States
Volunteer Infantry; James H. Blount,
formerly First Lieutenant Third United
States Volunteer Infantry; William p.
Clark, formerly Lieutenant Third Geor-
gia Volunteers; Willis c. Davis. former
ly Captain First Georgia Volunteers:
Wilson G. Heaton, formerly Captain
Fiftieth Iowa; James M. kimbrougs,
Jr.. formerly Captain Third Georgia
Volunteers; James Longstreet, Jr, for
merly First Lieutenant Ninth United
States Volunteer Infantry; George D.
Rice, formerly Captain Sixth Mass
achusetts; Solomon Avery, Jr., Major
Second Georgia Volunteers; Philip S,
Golderman, Second Lieutenant Two
Hundred and Third New York; John ].
Kennedy, Sixty-ninth New York; Theo-
dore S. Pulker, Captain Two Hundred
and Second New York; Dexter Sturg;s.
First Lieutenant Two Hundred and
Third New York; Theo Taylor, First
Lieutenant Twelfth New York; Oscar
D. Weed, Captain Ninth New York.
To be Second Lieutenants-John w.
G. Abbott, Michigan; Garrison Ball,
Lieutenant Two Hundred and First
New York; John Byrne, Captain Ninth
New York; Holt A. Bradford, Corporal
Company H, Sixth Illinois Volunteers
nV.6 G ND VI fair
pany 1, Second United States Volun-
teer Infantry; Timothy Coughlan, Sec
ond Lieutenant Two Hundred and First
New York; Urisala Ferguson, Captain
First New York; Hilden Olin, Second
Lieutenant Seventy-first New York;
Henry L. Jenkinson, formerly Captain
Eighth United States Volunteers; Lewis
S. Clark, formerly of Company I, Six
teefth Pennsylvania; Robert Corliss,
formerly Sergeant Company B, Seventh
United States Infantry; Leo d. Fish
err formerly private Seventyfirst Vol
unteers, Assistant Engineer United
States navy during Spanish war; Rob-
ert Fl. Stillman, formerly Sergeant As
tor Battery; William S. Wells, Jr., for
merly Captain Company F, Third Ala
bama.
Frederick H. Adra, Captain and AS
sistant Surgeon; William Bowen, Cap
tain and Assistant Surgeon; Richard
S. Griswold, First Lieutenant and AS
sistant Surgeon; George P. Reid, First
Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon.
Lipscomb Dies From His Wounds.
DALLAS (Tex.), July 13.-Professor
William Lipscomb of the Dallas High
School died to-day from the effects Of
wound received from John T. Carlisle.
former janitor of the school, who shot
him during revival services at the First
Christian Church. Carlisle, who is a
cousin of former Secretary of the
Treasury Carlisle, processes not to te-
member anything about the shooting.
He is in jail, and the defense will be
emotional insanity. Carlisle lost his
position as janitor, and blamed Lips