Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-12
MORE OFFICERS APPOINTED.
Majors, Captains. and Leutennnts of
New Hegimenta.

tew Regiments.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President
to-day appointed a large number of Off
GERS for the new volunteer regiments.
Among them were the following:
TO BE MAJORS:
Hunter Liggeit formerly captain Fifth
United States Infantry
William A. Skunk, formerly captain,
Eighth Cavalry.
TO BE CAPTAINS:
Alfred Q. Kenneth, formerly Of Mis-
souri, Volunteers.
George L. Lowell formerly captain,
Company Il. First Florida Volunteers.
Cleveland Wilcoxson, Second Georgia
Volunteers.
Owen KEENAN,, formerly of First Geor-
gia Volunteers.
William A. Cabell, formerly of Second
Kentucky.
William Dame formerly of First United
States Volunteer Cavalry.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTS:
Walter X. Wheatley, formerly of Third
United States Volunteer Infantry.
Blanton Winship. formerly of Second
Georgia Volunteers.
lucky.
Sherrard Coleman, formerly OF First
United states Volunteer Cavalry.
Maximiliano Luna, formerly Of First
United States Volunteer Cavalry.
Roland Fortescue, formerly of First
United States Volunteer Cavalry.
Richard Day, formerly of United States
Cavalry.
Edward II. Almond, formerly of Second
Georgia Volunteers.
Madison n. Wilson, formerly of First
Florida Volunteers
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANTS:
william H. Monroe. formerly of Fourth
United States Volunteers.
Watson Lindsay, formerly Of First
Kentucky.
Joseph W. Avery, formerly quarter
master sergeant, Second North Carolina
Volunteers.
The President also to-day confirmed
and commissioned the officers recon-
mended By General Otis for the Thirty
Sixth anC Thirty-seventh volunteer Tcgi-
ments now being organized in the Philip
pines. The officers named are at present
serving i'm the Philippines, and are prin-
cipally members of western volunteer
regiments. The First Tennessee, how
ever is well represented in the list.
THE MANILA REGIMENTS.
Following are the principal officers Of
the Thirty-sixth Regiment:
Colonel. Franklin Bell. captain
Seventh Cavalry. and major and assist
ant Acknowledgement OF volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel-William r. Grove,
major First Colorado.
MAJORS:
william r. Bishop. major, Twentieth
Kansas.
First South Dakota.
William l.. Luhn. first Lieutenant and
adiutant. First Washington.
MAJOR AND SURGEON:
II. f. Titus. acting assistant surgeon.
THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
COLONEL:
Robert b. Wallace. lieutenant-colonel,
First Montana.
LIEUTENANT-COLO
Thomas r. Hamer, Northumberland,
First Idaho.
MAJORS:
b. Frank Cheatham. major, First Ten
nessee.
Charles r. Boyd, second lieutenant
Fourth Cavalry.
Henry B. orwig. captain, Twentieth
Kansas.
SURGEON:
F. A. Winter.
Among the officers of the Thirty
seventh Regiment are the following:
CAPTAINS:
Nick X Glvens. captain, First Tennes-
see.
Sam Van Leer, captain, First Tennes-
see.
David T.. YIe. first lieutenant, Eish-
teenth United states Infantry.
Henry r. Richmond captain, First
Tennessee.
II. Il. Myers. captain. First Tennessee.
FIRST T1EUTENANTS:
John Patton. first lieutenant, First Ten
nessee.
Robert o RagsdaIe. first lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
Albert j. Bright, first lieutenant, First
Tennessee.
Granville L. Chapman, first lieutenant
First Tennessee.
w. T. Vaughan. second lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS:
Toe h. Cooke, second lieutenant FIRST
Tennessee.
Alvin K. Basket. second lieutenant,
First Tennessee.
winston Pitcher, first lieutenant, First
Tennessee.
Colonel Bell. Of the Thirty-sixth. was
Yesterday named for one of the lieuten-
ant-colonels Of one Of the regiments 10
be raised i'm this country.