Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-12
Numerous Are The Captains and
. H. Lieutenants, Too.
The coz,
THEY'LL LEAD VOLUNTEERS
Big Batch of Appointments Made by the
President Yesterday. Southern Regi-
,nents Largely Represented.
The List In Full.
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of officers for the new volunteer regi-
ments. Among them We're the follow
ing:
TO ZEE MAJORS.
Hunter Liggett formerly captain
Fifth United States Infantry.
William a. Skunk, formerly captain
Eighth Cavalry.
TO BE CAPTAINS
Alfred Q. Kenneth, formerly Missouri
Volunteers.
George e. Lowell. formerly captain
Company p, First Florida Volunteers
Cleveland> WillcoXson, Second Georgia
Volunteees.
Owen T. keenan,, formerly First Geor-
gil Volunteers.
VIM. r. Cabell. formerly Second Ken
lucky Volunteers.
VIM. E. Dame, formerly First U. S. v.
Cavalry.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTs
Walter H. Wheaty, Formerly Third
U. S. Y. Infantry.
Blanton Winship, formerly Second
Georgia Volunteers:
Logan Feland formerly Thru Ken
lucky Volunteers. .
Sherrand Coleman, formerly Trst u
S. v. Cavalry.
Maximiliano Luna, formerly First u
s. v. Cavalry
Roland Fortescue formerly First u
s. Y. Cavalry.
Richard Day, formerly United States
Cavalry
Edward a. Almond formerly Second
Georgia Volunteers.
Madison N. Wilson. formerly First
Florida Volunteers.
TO BE SECOND L1EUTENANTS.
Wil,lham II. Monroe. formerly Fourth
U. S. v. Infantry.
Watson Lindsey, formerly First Ken
tucky Volunteers.
Jos. w. Avery formerly Guartermas-
M Tsor
Volunteers.
The President also to-day confirmed
and commissioned the officers recon-
menGed by General Otis for the Thirty
sixth and Thirtyseventh volunteer
regiments now being organized in the
Philippines
The officers named are at present SER
wing in the Philippines and are princi-
pally members Of the western volunteer
regiments The First Tennessee. how
ever, is Well represented in the list
OFFICERS OF THE BOTH
Following are the principal officers OF
the Thirty-sixth regiment:
Colonel. j. Franklin Bell captain
Seventh Cavalry and major q. S. Vol
unteers.
Lieut.. Colonel, VIM. r. Grove. major
First Colorado
MAJORS.
VIM II. Bishop, major Twentieth
Kansas.
John Q. A. Braden, First Lieutenant,
First South Dakota.
VIM. l.. Luhn first lieutenant and adj
jutant First Washington
MAJOR AND SURGEON.
II. +. Titus, acting assistant surgeon.
Thirty seventh Regiment:
COLONEL.
Robert B. Wallace lieutenant colonel.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL.
Thomas r. Hamer lieutenant colonel
First Idaho.
MAJORS.
B. Frank Cheathan, major. First
Tennessee
Charles T. Boyd, second Lieutenant.
Fourth Cavalry.
Henry 3. Orwig. captain, Twentieth
Kansas.
SURGEON.
II. a. Winter.
Among the officers of the Thirty-sev-
enth are the following:
CAPTAINS.
Nick X. Givens captain First Ten
nessee
sam. Van Leer. captain, First Ten
nessee.
David E. Lyle. first lieutenant, Eish-
tenth U. S. Infantry.
Henry r. Richmond. captain. First
Tennessee.
FIRST L1EUTENANTs.
John Patton, first lieutenant, First
tennessee.
Robert O. Ragsdale, first lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
Albert J. Bright, first lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
Granville l.. Chapman. first lieutenant
First Tennessee.
w T. Vaughan. second lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
SECOND LIEUTEJNANTS.
Joe B. Cooke, second lieutenant, First
Tennessee.
Alvin X. Basket. second lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
Winston Pitcher. first lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
Colonel Bell, Of the Thirty-sixth, yes
tcrday was named for one of the lieu
tenant colonies for the regiments being
raised In this country
Colonel Wallace is captain in the
regular army. He has been severely
wounded while fighting with the Mon
tana Regiment in the Philippines.
CARS COURT MoURNs.