Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-21

A District Soldier Among the Ap.
pointments Announced Today.

District Soldier Among the Ap-
pointments Announced Today.
The President has made the following
additional appointments in the volunteer
army:
To be captains-James M Burroughs,
formerly first lieutenant and adjutant, 1st
Texas Cavalry; Godfrey r. Fowler, for
merly captain, G, Sd Texas Volunteers;
Frank L. French formerly captain, Sd
Wisconsin Volunteers; Charles A. Green,
formerly of the I'd Wisconsin Volunteers;
John A. Hulen, formerly lieutenant col
onel, 1st Texas Cavalry; Christopher J.
Rolls, formerly captain, 4th Wisconsin
Volunteers; Frank A. Sullivan, formerly
first lieutenant and battalion adjutant, 1st
Wisconsin; Clark NJ. Carr, formerly major
and assistant paymaster, U. 8. v; - Cas-
teel, formerly colonel, West Virginia vol
unteers; Robert Calverty, formerly major,
I'd U. S. V. Cavalry; Charles G. Nc
Ghee, formerly captain, Sd Mississippi Vol
unteers; Charles P. Newberry, formerly
captain, 4th United States Volunteers; f.
d. NeWberry, formerly captain, 32d Michi-
gan; Gilmore G.. Scranton, formerly cap
tain, Both Michigan Volunteers; Morrell e.
Webb. formerly major. aad Michigan,
To be first William S. Cum
ningham, formerly first lieutenant, F, 4th
Texas Volunteers; John V. Green, formerly
private, Cd Wisconsin Volunteers; Charles
J. Geishbush, formerly captain, 4th Wis
consin Volunteers; George e. Gibson, for
merly captain, l., 18th Minnesota Jesse l..
Hail, formerly captain, M, 1st United
States Volunteer Infantry; William M
Lowe, formerly private, G, 1st District of
Columbia Volunteers; Alfred S. Morgan,
formerly captain, L, 18th Minnesota Vol
unteers; Henry Newton formerly captain,
I'd Wisconsin VoIunteers; Cushman A.
Rice, formerly first lieutenant. D. 18th
rnf0 49,.
fer, formerly first lieutenant D, 22d Kan
sas; Dean Tompkins, formerly first lieu
tenant and quartermaster, list United
states volunteer Infantry; John w. Ward,
George Willrich. formerly captain, H, 1st
Texas Volunteers; Thaddeus Wild, for
merry lieutenant. list Wisconsin Volun-
teers; Edward Fl. Andres, formerly cap
tain, 3oth Michigan Volunteers; Harry c.
Barnes, formerly captain, 1st Territorial
Volunteer Infantry; Harry Chadwick, for
merly battalion sergeant major, 1st Ohio
Leonard L. Deitrick, formerly first lieuten-
ant, "a U. $. v. Cavalry; Robert E. Grin
stead. formerly first lieutenant, Sd Ken
| tucky: Ross P. Granger, formerly captain
3lst Michigan Bert Mcmillan, formerly
New York volunteers: John Mcbride, jr.
formerly heutenent, 32d Michigan; A. E.
McCape, formerly captain, 35th Michigan;
Daniel Wells, formerly private, 1st New
York Volunteers.
To be second feutenants-Rober w.
".
Rays regiment now private, 10Th Infan-
try; David Mem. Gregg. jr., formerly pri-
vate, Governors Troop. Pennsylvania Cav
airy; George H. Arnitage, formerly SER
| geant, A, 9TH Iowa; Robert 81. -Gulick, for
, merly corporal, B, LIST Ohio; Alexis Jennett
formerly of Company Is, U. g. v. Signal
| Corps.
Another District "A i,potntm tment.
VIM L. Lowe, appointed first lieutenant
| OF volunteers, is a weil-known Washington
man, having lived here for a number OF
years. He came originally from Texas He
volunteered his services to his country dur
ing the late war with Spain, and enlisted in
Company g. LIST District of Columbia Vol
unteers. Private Lowe served with the
District regiment throughout the campaign
IN CUBA, and on account of his soldierly
aoiiities was promoted to be corporal. He
was very Ill as a result of his stay in Cuba
ana for time his life was despared Of,
but he has regained his accustomed health.
Ihe officers under whom he served in the
Spanlsh-American war feel confident that
ne Will be a credit to himself and his many
friends In his new position in the volunteer
service