The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
OFFICERS OF THE
NEW VOLUNTEERS.

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WASHINGTON, Iay la.-The president has made
the following appointments IN the volunteer Army.
the former srTsiee Of each oadcer following the
names:
COOK, FRANK A., lieutenant colonel First Rhode
Island volunteers.
Captains.
ADAMS. JAMES b.. first lieutenant Fourth Z. s.
volunteer infantry.
BARKER ALVIN A.. major First Rhode Island
BogDMAN. JOHN. JR. captain First Massachn-
sets heavy artillery
L. s. volunteer infantry.
CAREY. EASTMAN. sergeant major Twenty second
CULVER. JACOB H. captain second q. s. vosun-
csa s' ss tEAsDER. ars. lieutenant Third Ms
FRIES, Glade s, eaptai., Fourth New Jersey
volunteers
GALLAHER. pAEL c.. captain First Kentucky.
GOLDMAN, John H.. captain sixth Missouri
GATHER. CHARLES D.. captain Ninth T. s.
LANGwoRTHY. SAMUEL. captain Seventh CALI
PHILLIP, JOHN v. lieutenant Fourth o. s.
REESE, CHARLES E., captain One Hundred and
RUNhUIn. FRANK H.. captain Battery A. Mis-
TITHERLY. WI. major First Nes Hampshire
volunteers
THOMPSON. h. r. lieutenant Second South Caro-
wHIpPLE. RErREN. major Second Massachu-
sets volunteer infantry.
First Lfeutenants.
ARNOLD ROBERT J. captain Thru Tennessee.
BROWNING. KENT. Fourth L. s. volunteer in
RRApLEY. THOMAS G.. First q. s. volunteer
coRBETT. WALTER p. first lieutenant First
CRAWFORD. ROBERT r., sergeant Company 4.
Forty ninth lows volunteers
rweiffh New York volunteers.
DECKER sTEWARp NJ. captain Fourteenth
EDWARDS FRANK f.. second lieutenant Sixth
Massachusetts,.
FATNTLERoY. JAMES D.. captain Third U. 8.
HARTsHoRN. EDWIN s. New York volunteers.
HixsoN, JAMES C., captain Fifth q. 5. volan-
MORROW HENRY NJ lieutenant Third Nebraska.
MEN wM NJ, first lieutenant Third Tennessee.
MAPES. WIN s.. major second Nebraska volun-
o'FLAHERTY. EDWARD. sergeant Company d.
sixtesnth infantry.
RODNEY. GEORGE B.. second lieutenant First
Delaware volunteer infantry.
SCREWS. WA T., second lieutenant Third Ala
uNpERWoop. THOMAS H.. captain Twentieth
4. 8. volunteer infantry.
WALpRoN. LEONARD T.. captain Two Hundred
asid second News Aofk voiiinteeTS
Second Lieutenants.
ARMSTRONG;. wM e.. second lieutenant Second
BOWMAN. WALTER O.. private One Hundred
aud osstieth Indiana volunteers.
DUNCAN ARTHUR e., private First volunteer
HoLLEy. GEORGE NJ second lieutenant Third
u, 5. volunteer engineers.
LOVE. II. X. corporal First Il. s. cavalry
MANSON. NJ. H., first lieutenant volunteers
MowRoY, PHILIP. sergeant Company e, Sixth
OLIVER. J.. frt sergeant Troop F, Sixth cavalry
RUSSELL. RoRERT DEWEY. Second lieutenant
Twelfth New York volunteers.
TWYMANN, MILFORD. second lieutenant First
VERNON GEORGE A.. Company c. Third Ne
WILSON. CHARLES H.. captain Second Nebraska
volunteer infantry,
YOUNG. II, CARL. Tenth .ennsylyania.
some of the Appointees.
Capt J. c. Rrenton formerly u the Twenty
fourth infantry. appointed from New Jersey To
West Point, and graduated in is7g. since which
time he has been with ,he Twenty fourth infan-
try. He in the battle of San Juan hill and
highly commended for conlncss and bravery.
Capt, f. II. Pfummer. formerly Of the Tenth in-
fsntry. recommended for breve, for gaIiantry
in action AZ santiago
Lieut.. Col Pummer. who was appointed today
has been assigned 10 the Thirty 9Th infantry He
viii recruit ard organize this regiment AZ yancon-
ves Wash. ard command il until II arrives at Ma
been assigned.
Maj Andrew g. C. Quay has been mustered on.
a major Of volunteers. but retains bis rank NJ
captain and qusrtermsster. He is Of Senator
Quay. If PENNSYLVANIA
OTIS Secures the Regiments.
Gen Otis cables the following:
The veteran Frximsnts are assured VIII enlist
about sem Yen can appsint eleven second ise,s-
tenants far the first ard nine for the second rexi-
msnt. IN fecrait in the United States All other
Offices flied Regiments STYLED the First and
Second Philippine United States Veteran voiuss-
teer infantry
Aais. Gen. CaFtan cahlcd Gen. OTIS that these
designations could net be allowed for Philippine
regiments. ard that IN order 20 confusion they
ssu he called the Thirty.sisth and Thirty seventh
United STATES volunteer infantry,
Ofacers Assigned to Vancouver.
Special Dispatch 70 the Pest Inieiiizeneer
VANCOUVER Wash, July Mai Alfred c.
MsFkley. Twenty -hste United statea infantry has-
ag reported in compliance with special orders from
the headquarters ct the army, Is assigned 20 sta.
sien al Vancouver barracks as ssbfrmandan. u the
pest, re,iering MAJ. Frahk w Hess, Third United
states artillery
IAcus Coi aarsua L. Mau& Inspector general,
United States volunteers lmajar Swcond infantry.
having reported IN compliance with orders FROM
the headquarters cf tire srnss Is announced In
ssevser weTersl 81 the Department 1t ;he Columbia
tsgH John NRFphv. Fourteenth infantry, who
has heen on thres months' leave os absence has
repeated at department headquarters, and IL az
signed "a satY at yarexsases barracks
TIE assignment II q ngmsss a officers ia this
30 further hitch in regard TO the muster cut Of
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