The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11
OFFICERS FOR
VOLUNTEER ARMY
Made by
the President.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Presi-
den has made the following appoint
ments in the volunteer army, the for
ner service of each officer following the
name:
To be major-Frank A. Cook, for
merly lieutenant colonel First Rhode
Island Volunteers.
To be captains-James B. Adams
first lieutenant Fourteenth U. S. V. In
fantry; Alvin A. Barker, major First
Rhode Island Volunteers; John Bord-
man, captain First Massachusetts
Heavy Artillery; Frank =. Crenshaw,
first lieutenant Third U. S. V. Infantry;
Eastman Curry. sergeant major
Twenty second Infantry; Jacob H
Culver. captain Second U. S. V. Cav
airy; Lander Cravens, first lieutenant
Third Missouri Volunteers; Claude S.
Fries captain Fourth New Jersey Vol
unteers; Paul c. Galleher, captain First
Kentucky Volunteers; John II. Gold
man. captain Sixth Missouri Volun-
teers; Charles D. Gather, captain
Ninth u. S. V. Infantry; Samuel r.
LangWorthy, captain Seventh Califor
MIA Volunteers: John Van Ness Phillip.
lieutenant Fourth L. S. V. Infantry;
Charles E. Reese, captain One Hundred
and Fffty-seVenth Indiana Volunteers.
Frank N. Rumbold, captain Battery A,
Missouri Artillery; William Tutherly,
major First New Hampshire Volun-
teers; H. T. Thompson, lieutenant Sec
ond South Carolina Volunteers; Reuben
Whipple, major Second Massachusetts
Volunteer Infantry.
To be first lieutenants-Robert F. Ar
mold, captain Third Tennessee Volun-
teers; Harry D. Blaslan, captain Sew
enth Ohio Infantry; Kent Browning,
Fourth United States Volunteer In
fantry; Thomas c. Bradley, First Unit
ed States Volunteer Cavalry; Walter P.
Corbett, first lieutenant, First Georgia
Volunteers; Robert T. Crawford, ser
geant, Company E, Forty ninth Iowa
Volunteers; William Murray Conneu,
first lieutenant Twelfth New York Vol
unteerS; Steward NJ. Decker, captain
Fourteenth Minnesota Volunteers; f.
E Edwards, second lieutenant Sixth
Massachusetts; James D. Fauntleroy,
captain Third United States Engineers;
Edwin S. Hartshorn. Twelfth New
York Volunteers; James c. Hixon, cap
tain Fifth United States Infantry; H.
M. Morrow lieutenant Third Nebraska:
William NJ. Meek, first lieutenant Third
Tennessee; William S. Mapes, major
Second Nebraska Volunteer Infantry:
Edward O'Flaherty, sergeant Company
D, Sixteenth Infantry; George B. Rod
ney, second lieutenant First Delaware
Volunteers; William P. Screws, second
lieutenant Third Alabama Volunteers;
Thomas H. Underwood, captain Fifth
United States Volunteer Infantry.
To be second eutenants-William K.
Armstrong; second lieutenant Second
b,y NnlJ Vol n
man, private One Hundred and Sixtieth
Indiana Volunteers; Arthur G. Duncan,
private First United States Volunt -er
Cavalry; George NJ. Holley, second lieu
tenant Third United States Volunteer
Engineers; H. K. Love, corporal First
United States Volunteer Cavalry; NJ. B.
MADISON, first lieutenant volunteers;
Philip Mowrey, sergeant Company E.
Sixth Cavalry: ]. Oliver, first sergeant
Troop F, Sixth Cavalry; Robert Dewey
Russell, second lieutenant Twelfth New
York Volunteers; Wilford TWymann,
second lieutenant First Kentucky Vol
unteers; George A. Vernon, Company
H Wilson. captain Second Nebraska
Infantry; H. Carl Young, Tenth Penn
sylvania.
The Quartermaster's Department
will not engage any more troop
ships at present for the Pacific service,
as II is DelleNeO Inefe Will De enough
ships available to take all the regi-
ments and recruits to take all the regi-
ready to go or will be ready during the
next month. Preparations are being
made, however, to have sufficient troop
ships on hand to carry the new regi-
ments to the Philippines as soon as
they are prepared.
Major Long, chief commissary at
San Francisco has been instructed to
keep in view any vessels available for
transportation service that can be pro-
cured about the last of August, the ear
liest day believed possible to have any
of the new organizations in shape to
sail.