The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-13

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Sergcants-Eugene Biesecker; first ser
geant, Jacob KEEPER: puartermaster, War
ron Colwell, Chester Smith, IS4slio
Frutchey, Herbert Kellow,
Corporals-JOhn Games, William Wat
kins, Robert Armstrong, Alfred Berry,
Arthur RidEeway, Joseph Biddleman,
| Charles Keller, Herman Blunk. Fred Bel
lcrsheim. T. V. Jones. Frank Malott, Jo-
seph OHara.
Two have been discharged, Privates Fred
Rudge and John J. Connors. There have
been three transfcrs-Edward Connolly
(now scrgeant) and Private Jacob J..
| Moser (sinCc discharged to the hospital
| corps, and Privates William Hamilton,
to the Third United States Volunteer En-
gineer corps. one member Of the COM
pany has been dishonorablv discharged.
and four are marked down on the records
as deserters.
COMPANY c.
Company reached Mount Ciretna
with slxty-one enlisted men and three
officers. OF the latter two did not
| enter the United States service Lieu
tenant William A. Raub. who was re-
jected on account of physical disabil-
ity, and Lieutenant David w. Davis.
Forty-six volunteered and were accept
ed, and the company raised to rs and 10
103 at Mount Gretna and Camp Alger
respectively.
The present commissioned and nom
commissioned officers are:
Captain--Frank Robling. ir
First Lieutenant-Edward II. Burll-
house.
Second observation-disclosures z. Murphy.
Sergeants-Jomes NJ. Rafter first SER
geant; Ray G. Smith, quartermaster;
William S. Gould, Joseph F. Helricgel,
! Clarence LathrOp Richard J. Bourke.
Corporals-Hanford Swingle, George
Robling. Harry Drake, George Schmidt,
Jacob Fetherman William Dunkerly, AL
| lisOn Thornton, Edward Frear, Stephen
Lyman, Jacob Koch, Bernard Haggcr-
ty, Frank Chcmbcrlin
Sergeants T. II. Miles and John j.
Hayes have been transferred to the non
commissioned staff as chief and princi-
pal musicians, respectively, Privates Ed
ward J. Kelly and Harry Van Ripper to
the hospital corps, and Private Peter j..
Barrett to the First United States heavy
artillery. Four have received honorable
discharges from the service--SerGeant
Paul de PasChalis and Privates Arthur
Warner, James Williams and Martin
Hawley.
The company has the name of one de-
scrter on its books.
COMPANY D.
Company d had flfty-nine- enlisted
men and three officers. and. altogether,
forty-one volunteered and were ac-
Cepted.
Its officers. commissioned and nom
commissioned, are as follows:
Captain-Thomas Gilman.
First INSTRUMENTATION Inglis.
Second Lleutenant--Arthur II. Foote
ScrGCants 49, William Davis, first ser
geant; Robert Vail, quart q rmaster: Clar-
cnCe Seward, Lorenzo B,sDee Ira G.
Murphy, Iona Il. Day (nOw discharged).
Corporals - Thomas Russell, Edward
Rooms, Charles GeaiT, John Hitchcock,
Richard Kelly, Charles Ross, Ralph Greg"
ory, John Krebs, Ezra II. Ripple, jr.,
Joseph Cleary, Charles Adams.
Four have been transfe rred to the hos
ptal corps-Sei geant Harold L. Giles
pie and Privates Dewey Boyce. Clarence
Myers and Arthur Kecne.
Corporal WIN Crago and Privates Rich
ard McAndrew William Edwards, Chris
tian Evans, Irwin Swan and Arthur Spen-
Ger have been honOrably discharged.
Two members Of the company have been
dishonorably discharge, and there is one
deserter
COMPANY f.
Company f reported at Camp Hast
ings with sixty enlisted men and three
officers. OF these thirty-eight volun-
teered and finally entered the service.
This number was brought up to the
sl,
cruits subsequently.
1t is oficered as follows:
Captain-George Smith.
First Lieutenant william Dodge.
Second Lieutenant-Hcnry Varcoe.
Sergeants-George Prentiss, first SER
geant; Harry FADE. quartermaster; Eu-
gene Smith; Criss Demer Bennett Sparks,
Fred Rippel.
COrporals-George Thomas, Joseph De-
mer William Dershimer George AungCr,
Henry Jadwin, John Boyle, Lewis Der
sinner, Horton Cross, William Kohlus,
Charles Burland, Fred Compton, Eugene
Coleman.
The following members have been trans
ferred: Sergeant Hubert Clark and Pri-
Yates Oscar AldriCh, John Crockenbury
and Walter Schmidt to the hospital corps
Privates Sydney Brink, Fred Bayley, Ed
ward Brown, Coe Hayward and Charles
Chapman, to the Eleventh Signal corps
John Reilly, Philip Seeley. Herbert
Sparks, George Terry, Frank Trumbower,
Lawrence Winnie, Raymon Hardenbergh
NOW second lieutenant and COrporals
Smith and Harry Ball TO the Third United
States Volunteer Engineers. EN-First
Sergeant william Wilder, Corporal Harry
Faatz, and Private Albert Vandermark
were honorably discharged, There are no
deaths ana one member OF the command
was dishonorably discharged
COMPANY f
Company reported at Camp
Hastings with sixty-three enlisted
men and three officers, and OF
this number thirty-six volun-
teered and were accepted finally It's
commissioned officers were: Captain,
+. u. Fellows, now major, and Lieu
tenants Harry Decker and David j.
Davis.
Its present commissioned and nom
commissioned officers are as follows;
Captain--Harry Decker.
First Lieutenant-David j. Davis.
Second William Freeman.
Sergeants-George Downey, first SER
geant; Harry Bender, quartermaster
Lattimer Reese, Eugene Fellows. Will
lam Newman, owen Hughes.
orpOrals--William a. Davis, George
Thirwell, Anthony Meyer, George BEN
ninger, Thomas o. Williams, John Thro,
George Stuckart, William p. Williams,
George Grimths, Frank Jones, Charles
Kahler, Richard Phillips.
PTivates John McAndrew and William
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