The Indianapolis journal., 1899-07-15
MORE OFFICERS NAMED
WEBB c. HAYES. OF OHIO, APPOINT.
ED LIEUTENANT COLONEL.
c. s. Tarlton and Guy A. Boyle, of In
dianapolis, Made First and Second
Lieutenants, Respectively.

WASHINGTON. July 14.--webb c. Hayes
has been appointed lieutenant colonel Of
the Twenty-first Infantry, volunteers He
was major of the First Ohio volunteers dur
ing the war with Spain. He was present at
the battle of Las Guasimas and the battle
of Santiago, where he was wounded and his
horse killed. He was relieved from duty on
General Skaters command and accompa-
MED Gen. Mlles's expedition to Porto Rico.
He was present at the landing at Guanca
and accompanied General Garretson's bri-
gade in the action on the Yaoca road. He
was recommended for a brevet lieutenant
colonel for his services in Santiago and bre-
vet colonel for his services in Porto Rico.
The President has made the following ad-
ditional appointments in the volunteer army.
each officers former service being given:
To be Majors-Lloyd NJ. Brett. captain
let Gabe hi'9o maoT sxf FL
more F. Taggart, captain Sixth United
States Infantry.
To be Captains-Amos w. Brandt cap
tain Seventh United States Volunteer In
fantry; Frank w. Eckers.. captain Fifth
Iowa Volunteers; w. H. Gillenwaters, cap
try: Frank M. Hines, captain First Maine
Artillery: William NJ. Scofield. captain First
Ohio Cavalry; Charles D. Roberts, first
Summerlin second lieutenant Eighth United
States Cavalry; John Crossman, captain
Sixteenth Pennsylvania: Charles ;. WOOD
To be First Lieutenants-Allen T. Bal
lentine. Third United States Volunteer En-
gineers: Edgar y. Coffy. captain first Miss
York Volunteers; Julian E. Goujot, captain
Second West Virginia; Joseph w. Porter
field captain Mint Ninth Iionls Wiliam voInn Sn
Fifteenth Minnesota; Solomon /. Jefiers.
cspan cssn sfyh T5 n,ed stafes
Infantry: Henry Stroup. captain First Ar
kansas; Theodore Schultz. captain Sixth
Wilson B. eO SfeOns rs s ssrEssn
First Pennsylvania: Alpha T: Easton, cap
tain Fourteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers;
E. First United States Volunteer Engineers:
Charles S. Tarlton, Captain Company II,
One d-and-fifty-eighth Indiana Vol
unteers: John Teagarden. captain Of yolun-
kansas; John A. Wagner. captain First
North Carolina; Samuel Willetts. captain
To be Second Lieutenants-Frank o. Gra-
ham. first lieutenant Fourteenth Pennsyl.
yania Robert Hansbury liesteRaat Radt
man Jones. private Company G, First Penn
sylvania Ralph NJ. Mitchell. second lieu
George George r Newhall. private Battery A,
Pennsylvania Volunteers; Benjamin X.
Wade. first lieutenant Second Missouri Vol
nnteerS. George
r. Sixth United States Cavalry; Joseph c:
Wilson corporal Company F, Tenth United
States Infantry: Holmes Conrad. tr., sec
ond lieutenant Second North Carolina; Al
bert J. Dillon lieutenant United States Vol
unteer Signal Corps: Vincent Nj. Elmore,Jr.,
first lieutenant Second Alabama; Henry
Gibbons first lieutenant Third Tennessee;
John p Spurr first sergeant Fourth Tenn
essee: John p Hirst, sergeant First Cali
fornia: John W. Healy, sergeant major
twentieth United States Infantry; Archie
Miller, first lieutenant Sixth missouri.
Charles S. Tarlton, of indianapolis, who
has been appointed first lieutenant OF vel
unteers is we'll known in Indiana National
Guard circles as captain of Company II in
Col Harry B. Smiths regiment He made
a good record in camp during the Spanish
American war. He is well versed In mill
tary tactics.
Guy A. Boyle, lieutenant and battalion
adiutant in the One-hundred-and-fft -eignth
Indiana Regiment, received private tele-
gram from Washington yesterday stating
that he had been appointed a second lieu
tenant in the new volunteer army for the
Philippines Mr.. Boyle lives in this city and
had a good record while with his regiment
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