Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14
UNDER The NEW ARMY ACT
List Of one Hundred and Twenty
Three second Lieutenant, Ap-
pointed by the President


James Kelly Parsons. first lieutenant
..-iAE L. Ihirl Alabama volunteer in
tiHLrF. Nathaniel r. Chamberllss grandson,
oi General William / HarIce sog--r 80
-dafi United States Military ara5e--r -
lTsi Lieutenant Third Alabama v1Ir-.4a,- s-
taatFF. Milton a. Elliott. graduate rfi7't7-v
N#ltEe, sergeant and second ltaufanar- r-f-g+
Arkansas volunteer Infantry. TIssTb y1-t5. ~
ueaa. private and corporal FIRST A-Es-sss
E"l-hi@eTs. Melville C. wilkinson con -
-aPt4In Wilkinson. L. $. A.. killed an Tasrb
Lake, October g. 1895. Howard : 49,.
graduate OF Berkeley university. m. - ~. -
toF4i Fourteenth United States fnfa-,-y s+
Aallla, Dan Tyler Moore son of t-aI.-,,,i
alexander Moore. late United States a~rIy
graduate military college. now second rr,,
tenant Third Connecticut volunteers. phUfn
T. Bailey of Connecticut; William : p-s5
LoTd' son OF Colonel J. II. Bradford. + :
a. retired, and great nephew OF the le-s
a,amlrai William 3. shubrick. L. $ \.
Hiiam D. Pasco. college graduate now
hTst lieutenant Third United States ,pI,,r-
Lser engineers at Cienfuegos. Graham /
Johnson, graduate military college .Cha-l.s
Dlblgnon OF Georgia; Hugh Bullock of Caor
80. .A4osrt y. brunzelle college graduate.
pF!Fate FIRST Idaho volunteers now AT Ma
ma clark Mills Carr, graduate military
coiege. John R. Thomas, jr first rerira-
ant United States volunteer cavalry tprrgb
nlaeTsl Charles z. Hay. ir., graduate mtli-
NaTF college, private Fifth Illinois voIrr
Leers, Edward F. Schneider. first Hau-s,sr,-
lhira illinois volunteers; Parker c F9ftt ~
indiana. George 4. Larimer urivsta ono
hundred and Fiftyseventh Indiana voIun-
teeTs Abraham L Loeb student r,,-9T-a
university, left 10 enlist in ono t4,,l,-a5
and SlXueth Indiana; Henry C HAYNES o+
Iowa Frank H. Martin, graduate military
college. second lieutenant Second United
states volunteer engineers. Charles n ".
Cure Of Iowa; Amos Townsend graduate
military college. first honor g-adusra s---,,
| register 1887. Charles z. Doster two vCa-s
United States Military academy. major
I"enty-second Kansas volunteers. Fred W
buchan graduate military academy. can
tain Twentieth Kansas infantry. r'ra4a,-rL-
Detlnlan, graduate military school can
tain First Kentucky volunteer infant-v..
aenry "atterson, lr., corporal Company c
Ia.,o.n. SI.so henllcky volunteers; Frank r Lang,
sergeant major and second lieutenant First
Missouri volunteers: E. D Winfield grad
laLe military school, captain Fifth MARYLAND
-htantFy; George 4. Vernon Of MARYLAND.
4uonaS L. Brewer graduate military col
1rEe' second Lieutenant First MARYLAND VOL
unteer infantry: E. z. Haskell two years
United states Military academy while on
luFioush from military academy served as
acting lieutenant First United States cav
i airy. and was in the battles OF La Guasi77sz
Il and Ell Paso. where he was dangarorIsIv
wounded, Edward R. Stone sergeant
IWeItth United States infantry: Arthur T
Dalton, corporal Ninth United States in
fantTv, Ralph Mccoy. graduate military
academy. captain Thirty-ffrh Michigan vol
1nteer infantry, George 2. Ball. lieutenant
I La-rtF-hfth Michigan volunteers: Chester
C. sweet, Michigan; William E MouIs
graduate military school sergeant major
LhirtF-thlrd Michigan volunteers: Clark r
Elliott. lieutenant Fifteenth Minnesota vol
lnteers quartermasteT Second army cor5s.
Reuben Smith. second lieutenant Fourteenth
Minnesota volunteer infantry: AtweIl T
Lincoln. sergeant Second Mississippi -olun-
teer infantry; George S. Yerger, captain
First Mississippi volunteers: E A Eick-
man graduate military institute ie1teant
ana adjutant Sixth Missouri Volunteers
Charles W. Harris, first lieutenant First
MISSOURI volunteers; Guy Cushman. corporal
First Missouri volunteer infantry. corporal
FIRST Ohio volunteer cavalry; John B No
Nelly, JT., graduate military college first
Lieutenant Fourth Missouri volua eers.
Homer c. Richards. second lieutenant First
Montana volunteers. now at Manila VIII
q Gown. captain and commissary Of sub
sistenca United States volunteers: Samuel
NJ. NandeTvoort service in Second Nebraska
volunteers, Walter E. Stewart jr graduate
university, Lewis Benedict. private Seventy
first New York volunteers; G. l. Townsend
captain Two Hundred and First New York
infantry. Harry A Woodruff, graduate mil
itary school lieutenant One Hundred and
Seventy-frst New York National Guard:
Francis J. Mcconnell private Seventh reg
ment New York National Guard. George 2.
Richards. private Third New York voIun-
teers. first lieuteaut Two Hundred and
First New York volunteer infantry o H
Dockey. graduate University Of North Caro-
lima, lieutenant Second North Carolina vol
unteers, Thomas n. Nawlald. North Caro-
Ina ". D. PritChard lieutenant Tenth vol
unteer infantry; Charles T. Foster. sergeant
First North Dakota volunteers. now in Ma
Mia Guy 2 Manning. aide 70 General Iaw-
kins during Santiago campaign and first
lieutenant Third Ohio infantry: John L.
Bond, Ohio; R. P. Rifenbeck OF Ohio. W
G. Meade lieutenant Tenth infantry:
Cyrus 4. Dolph son of late Senator J Y.
Dolph, private hospital corps, United States
army, now al Manila. has been recommended
for certificate OF merit by General Merritt.
Walter p. McCaskey. graduate military COL
lege. private Fourth Pennsylvania volunteer
infantry, Howard C. Price first lieutenant
a2d adjutant Sixth Pennsylvania acting ad-
jutant general Second brigade, Second dl-
vision, Second army corps James II. Col
felt. second lieutenant Fourth Pennsylvania
attached 10 Battery B, Fifth artillery; RAY
mcnd W. Haderburg, corporal Thirteenth
Pennsylvania, graduate military academy;
George W. Warner. private Fifth United
States cavalry. now at Porto Rico: Nell
Campbell. Ccmany . First Rhode Island vol
untears; J0sephUs 4. Cecil corporal Fourth
Tennessee, now in Cuba, John Orerton Dick
ems OF Nashville, graduate military academy;
Allen J Grier graduate military university.
first lieutenant Fourth Tennessee volunteer
infantry. Dan 4. KIvlin. corporal Fourth
Texas, William Stanley Sinclair. first lieu
tenant First United States volunteer in
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college, captain Third Texas volunteer in
fantry. John B Sanford graduate
military school Arthur C. Andrews gradu-
ate military university: John ". Daniel IT,.
first Lieutenant Third volunteer engineers:
John ? James first lieutenant United States
volunteer infantry, Allen Smith. ir cor
poral First Washington volunteers. G. Earl
Vance lieutenant First West Virginia vol
unreerss Kaud Knudsou. Wisconsin Harold
Coburn, graduate military college frst lieu
tenant First Wyoming volunteer infantry;
Goodwin Ordway. son Of the late General Al
bert Ordway. George ". Oragie Twenty
NTH United States infantry; Charles A Otis
bTother-in-law OF Captain Dickinson killed
at FL Caney; Joseph X. Particle, son of
Captain j. VI. Particle. L. 5. A. Fifth in
fanrTy; Albert Shildes Odel. sergeant major
Third battalion. Third regular United States
volunteer engineers now Al Matanzas Fred
". Hershler; Henry W. Bankhead. captain
Fifrh United States volunteer infantry.
George ". Wallace son OF Major William
N Wallace. Second cavalry. Harry Barr
corporal Second United States infantry now
al Manila; D. M Bradford. George D. Free
man late first sergeant Fourth Ohio volun-
teer infantry F. W Benton, sen Of the late
General Benton. United States volunteer in
fantry, now veterinary surgeon, GresuVille.
s C.; Leon Roach. son Of Captain Roach.
Seventeenth infantry, served three years in
First United States cavalry, Paul Hurst.
Horace p. Hobbs, graduate military college
son Of Captain Charles " Hobbs, Third ar