The evening times., 1899-08-31
MEN FILLING THB RANKS
Recruiting the New Regiments for
Foreign Service.
Company Ofscers, as Soon ms APP
pointed. Are Assigned 10 the Duty
of EnIisting vOlunteers-The Pres
fdent Sanguine That the Rebel
Hon VIII be Speedily Crushed.

The work OF recruiting for the new regi-
ments is progressing rapidly. All company
officers are being assigned to recruiting
duty as soon as they are appointed. AS
far as possible the officers are being as
signed TO stations near their homes. In
this manner il is expected that the per-
sonal influence of the officers will cause
the enlistment of their friends and ac-
Quaintances. 1t was said at the War De-
partmeut today that the new regiments
will undoubtedly be complete for organiza-
tion by September 20. 1t is predicted that
they will be ready to be sent to Manila by
October /. The entire army OF 5000 men,
it is said. viii be in the Philippines by
the LIST OF November, and an aggressive
campaign against the Filipinos will then
be commenced.
The President and the Secretary of War
are confident that the campaign when in
augurated will not last over a month. The
plan Of campaign will depend very much
on the tactics adopted by Aguinaldo. IL
his troops are massed il is the purpose to
throw the entire army against him and
crush the rebellion at one blow. IL the in
surgent leader should divide his forces then
four divisions. operating in the north,
south, east and west Of Luzon.
The following officers were today as
signed to recruiting duty at the stations
designated after their respective names:
Thirty-eighth Infantry. U. S. Volun-
teers, headquarters. Jefferson Barracks.
Missouri-Capt. William G. Fleischhauer.
Grand Rapids Mich: Capt Ross A. Mich
OILS, Des Moines. Iowa; Capt. John s. Pow
oil . Tipnt Tnhn
Maxwell, Little Rock, Ark; Second Lieut..
Walter c. Hudson, Little Rock, Ark; Sec
ond Lieut.. Fred Bury, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Thirty-ninth Infantry. L. S. Volunteers,
headquarters, Fort Crook, Neb.-First
Lieut.. Robert S. Welsh, Detroit. Mich;
First Lieut.. Perrin L. Smith, st. Paul,
MINI; First Lieut. Alexander b. Coke,
St Paul, Mimi; Second Lieut.. John II.
Parks, Des Moines. Iowa, and Second
Lieut.. Arthur w. orton, Grand Rapids,
Mich
Fortieth Infantry. U. S. Volunteers,
headquarters, Fort Riley, Kans.-Capt
Charles NJ. Wing. Little Rock, Ark; Capt.
James c. France, Des Moines, Iowa; First
Lieut.. John B. Galleher, Louisville, Ky;
and Second Lieut.. John NJ. Kelso, jr., Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
Forty-frst Infantry, u. S. Volunteers
headquarters. Camp Meade, Pa.-CaPt
Charles w. wadsworth Lexington, KY;
First Lieut.. William NJ. Coodale, New
York city; First Lieut. John II. Boston.
jr-, Macon, Ga. and Second Lieut. Ben3a-
min L. Towson, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Forty-second Infantry, United States
Volunteers, headquarters, Fort Niagara,
New York-Capt. Theodore Henderson, De-
troit, Mich; Capt. Charles S. Burns, New
York city; Capt Edmund Dubois, Phila-
delphia, Pa; First Lieut. George II. White.
Detroit. Mich; First Lieut.. Theodore c.
Reiser, Newark, n. J.; First Lieut.. Fred
w. Stopford, Boston, Mass; First Lieut.
Harry C. McCool, Macon, Ca; Second
Lieut.. Bruce n. Judd, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Second Lieut.. Franklin p Jackson,
Albany, n. Y.
Forty-third Infantry, United States
Volunteers, headquarters, Fort Ethan
Allen. Vermont - Capt. Washington
l. Goldsborough. New York city:
Capt. Linwood E. Hanson, Boston,
Mass; First Lieut.. Harry M. Dey, Phila-
delphia, Pa; First Lieut.. Michael E. Nor
ris, Boston, Mass; First Lieut. Henry ].
Stewart. Chattanooga, Tenn; Second Lieut.
William Henry Wilson, New York city;
Second Lieut.. Henry A. Thayer, Boston,
Mass, and Second Lieut.. Gordon Johnston,
Baltimore, Md.
Forty-fourth Infantry, United States
Volunteers, headquarters, Fort Leayen
worth, Kan.-Second Lieut. Leo. L. Thorn
as. Detroit, Mich.
Forty-fifth Infantry, United States Vol
unteers, headquarters. Fort Smelling
Minn.-Capt Nathan F. Simpson Cbica-
go, H.; Capt. Albert Steinhauser ST PAM
Mimi; Capt Eugene c. Montfort. ST. Paul
MIMI; First Lieut.. Fred w. Morrison
Grand Rapids, Mich; First Lieut.. William
A Edwards, st. Paul, Mimi; Second Lieut.
Arthur r. Jones, Chicago. ILL.,; Second
Lieut.. Roy J. Taylor. Grand Rapids, Mich.
and Second Lieut.. Charles. Z. n. Howard
St Paul, MINI.
Forty-sixth Infantry, United States
Volunteers, headquarters South Fran.
lngham. Mass-First Lieutenant Ter
ence E. Murphy, Newark, n. I.
First Lieut.. Charles F. Wcnson. Boston
Mass Second Lieut. William A Austin
Columbus, Ohio; Second Lieut. Edward n
Powers, Boston, Mass. and Second Lieut
Troup Whitehead, Macon. Ga.
Forty-seyenth Infantry, United States
Volunteers, headquarters, Camp Meade
Pa--Ffrst Lieut.. A. La Rue Christie Jer-
sey City, n. J.; First Lieut.. Lorenzo n
Dyer Philadelphia. Pa. and First Lieut.
Harry T. Gray, Springfield, Mass.