Evening star., 1899-03-13
Candidates Who Have Been Selected
for the Army.
LARGE NUMBER IN MILITARY LIFE
Sons Of Those Distinguished in
the Service.
COLLEGE GRADUATES SOME

James Kelly Parsons, first lieutenant,
Company L, Sd Alabama Volunteer In
fantry.
Nathaniel R. Chambliss, grandson of
Gen. VIM. I. Hardee, four-years cadet, u. S.
NJ. A, now first lieutenant, Sd Alabama
Volunteer Infantry
Milton Artells Elliott graduate Military
College, sergeant and second lieutenant, 1st
Arkansas Volunteer Infantry.
Joseph Whitehead, private and corporal,
1st Arkansas Volunteers.
Melville c. Wilkinson, son of Capt. Will
kinson, L. S. A, killed at Leech Lake, Oc-
tober ., 1898.
Howard Stanbery Avery, graduate of
Berkeley University; now corporal 14th L.
5. Infantry, at Manila.
Dan Iyler Moore, son of Col. Alexander
Moore late L. S. A; graduate Military Col
lege, now second lieutenant Sd Connecticut
Volunteers.
Philip H. Bailey of Connecticut
William S. Bradford, son of Col. J. H.
Bradford, L. S A, retired, and great
nephew of late Admiral VIM. B. shubriek,
lieutenant Sd L. S. V. Engineers, at Glen
fuegos.
Graham L. Johnson, graduate Military
College
Charles Dubignon of Georgia.
Hugh Bullock of Georgia.
Albert n. BrunZell, college graduate, pri-
vate 1st Idaho Volunteers, now at Manila.
Clark Mills Carr, graduate Military Col
lege.
John r. Thomas. jr, first lieutenant 1st
U. s. V. Cavalry Rough Riders).
Charles f. Hay, jr., graduate Military
College, private 9Th Illinois Volunteers.
Edward F. Schneider, first lieutenant, Sd
Illinois Volunteers
Parker C. Hit of Indiana.
George A. Larimer. private 15Ith Indiana
Volunteers.
Abram L. Loeb student Purdue Uni
versity; left to enlist in 160th Indiana
Henry c. Haynes of Iowa.
Frank H. Martin, graduate Military Col
lege. second lieutenant I'd United States
Volunteer Engineers.
Charles B. Mcclure of Iowa.
Amos Townsend, graduate Military Col
lege. first honor graduate (Army Register,
1870.
Chas. Doster, two years L. S. NJ. A, ma
jor 22d Kansas Volunteers.
Fred w. Buchan, graduate Military Acad-
emy, captain, 2oth Kansas Infantry.
Frederick de Funfak. graduate Military
School, captain, 1st Kentucky Volunteer
Infantry.
Henry Watterson, Jr., corporal Company
c, 1st Kentucky Volunteers.
Frank r. Lang, sergeant major and sec
ond lieutenant 1st Maine Volunteers.
Eldredge d. Warfeld, graduate Military
School. captain 9th Maryland Infantry.
George a. Vernon of Maryland.
Thomas l.. Brewer, graduate Military Col
IeBe. second lieutenant ISL Maryland OIL
unteer Infantry.
e. E. Haskell, two years L. S. NJ. A.
While on furlough from Military Academy
served as acting lieutenant, 1st United
States Cavalry, and was in the battles of
La Guasmas and Ell Paso, where he was
dangerously wounded.
Edward R. Stone, sergeant, 18th United
States Infantry.
Arthur T. Dalton, corporal, 9th United
States Infantry.
Ralph Mccoy. graduate Military Acad-
emy, captain, 35th Michigan Volunteer In
fantry.
George f. Ball, lieutenant, 35th Michigan
Volunteers.
Chester C. Sweet of Michigan.
William e. Mouls, graduate military
school. sergeant major, 33d Michigan Vol
Clark r. Elliott, lieutenant 18th Mime
sofa Volunteers, A. A. Q. NJ, I'd Army
Corps.
Reuben Smith, I'd lieutenant, 14th Min
resota Volunteer Infantry.
Atwel T. Lincoln. sergeant, I'd Mississip-
pi Volunteer Infantry.
George S. Yerger, captain, 1st Mississippi
Volunteers.
Z. A. Hickman, graduate military insti-
tute, lieutenant and adjutant, 9th Missouri
Volunteers.
Charles w. Harris. first lieutenant 1St
Missouri Volunteers.
Guy Cushman, corporal; 1st Missouri Vol
unteer Infantry; corporal, 1st Ohio Volun-
teer Cavalry
ccii'i u. -hS->SeIs, Ji., II
college; first lieutenant, 4th Missouri Vol
unteers.
Homer c. Richards, second lieutenant,
Montana Volunteers now in Manila.
VIII z. Gown, captain and commissary
of subsistence, U. S. Volunteers.
Samuel M. Van Der WORT, service in I'd
Nebraska Volunteers.
Walter E. Stewart, jr. graduate Yale
University.
Kurts Eppley, corporal, 1st U. s. volun-
teer Cavalry.
Lewis Benedict private list New York
Volunteers
G. L. Townsend captain, 2o1st New York
Volunteer Infantry.
a Harry A Woodruff, graduate military
school, lieutenant, Hist N Y N G.
Francis j. Mcconnell, private nth Reef-
ment, N. Y. N. G.
George S. Richards. private, 3D. N. Y.
volunteers; first lieutenant. 201st n. Y T.
North Carolina: lieutenant, I'd N. c. Vo,s.
Ihos. H: Newland of North Carolina.
w. ID. Pritchard, lieutenant, 10th u. s
Volunteer Infantry.
Charles T. Foster sergeant 1st N n
volunteers now in Manila.
Guy +. Manning, aid to General Hawkins
during Santiago campaign: first lieutenant
Sd Ohio Infantry.
John l.. Bond, Ohio
X. p. Rifenberick, Ohio.
W. G Meade, lieutenant, 10th Ohio Infan-
Cyrus A. Dolph, son of late Senator J. NJ
Doiph; private, hospital corps, United
States army, now at Manila; has been
recommended for certificate of merit by
General Merritt.
Walter B. McCaskey. graduate military
college; private, 4th Pennsylvania Volun-
teer Infantry.
Howard c. Price, first lieutenant and ad-
jutant, 9th Pennsylvania Volunteers. act
ing assistant adjutant general I'd Brigade
2d Division, I'd Army Corps.
James H. Coifelt, second lieutenant, 4th
Pennsylvania Volunteers, attached to Bat
terry b, 9TH Artillery.
Raymond w. Hardenbergh, corporal 18th
pennsylvania Volunteers, graduate of Mill
tary Academy.
George w. Warner. private 5th United
States Cavalry, now in Porto Rico
Neil Campbell, Company A, 1st Rhode Is
land Volunteers.
Josephus S. Cecil, corporal, 4th Tennessee
Volunteers, now in Cuba.
John OVerton Dickinson of Nashville
graduate Military Academy
Allen j. Greer, graduate Military Uni
versity. first lieutenant, 4th Tennessee
Volunteer infantry.
Dan A. Kivlin corporal 18th Texas
VIM Stanley Sinclair, first lieutenant, 1st
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