The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-14

Twenty-one men were enlisted yester-
day at Fort Smelling, which, with the
nine men taken on Tuesday, brings the
total force of the Forty-fifth United
States volunteers now up to 94S. Five of
the new recruits, however, were before
a preliminary court-martial, and the re-
suit may reduce the number few. More
men are now on the road, and the pros
pect is good for rapid increase in the
number of daily enlistments. The names
of the men sworn in yesterday are as
follows:
Wilbur Boyden, Francis Saigne Henry
Delong, Clarence Murphy, Rutherford
During, Joseph Tabour, Christian Moser,
Barney Bigelow, Albert Prignitz, L3r1y
vey A. White. Jeremiah R. Mcnamara,
John A Norling, Elmer A. Eckman,
George A. Croft, James Brown, William
M. G. Sweitzer.
The complete roster of the Forty fifth,
up to last evening, including the appoint
ments made since Sept 5. is as follows:
Colonel, Joseph H Dorst, Lieutenant col
onel, James Parker; majors, William c.
Brown, Daniel A Frederick; surgeon ma
jor, Meritte W. Ireland; assistant sur
geOnS, Capt Frank j.. Artaud; first lieu
tenant, Donaldson.
Captains appointed
Percy Willis Elmer .. Worifck, Nath
f. Sunpin, Albert SteinhauSer, Eugene G..
Montfort W. Lee Capps, Benjamin l..
Patrick, Orson P. see, ~. w. c sgswell,
d. W. Hand, Thomas j. Rogers, Walter
A. Marden.
First lieutenants appointed: William
Brown, George e. t,umpe, Milosh r. He
gard, Fred W. Morrison, William a Ed
ner, Willard NJ. Flynn, Alfred L. Castle,
David Il. Mccormick, Lewis S. Ryan,
Fred P. Cook, Charles G. Lawrence. Eben
w. Rowland, Arthur S. Tibbetts.
Second Iieutenants appointed:
Arthur r. Jones, William e. Mckinley.
Roy l Taylor, Charles &c. n. Howard, Ed
win c. Long, Michael J. Member, Edgar
Kelond, John b. Shuman.
This leaves quite a number of second
lieutenants yet to be named, but it is
expected that they will all receive mott
fcation of their appointment next week.
On chair yesterday in Maj. Browns Of
flee lay a bundle of commissions for Of
fcers of different grades, all signed by
President Mckinley. One of them was
for his relative and namesake, Second
Lieutenant William E. Mckinley The
latter has recently come up from Porto
Rico and has been with the Forty-ffth
regiment but a few days. He will assist
Mai. Brown in getting the regiment into
shape.
The following order was ISSUED yeSter-
day:
Headquarters Forty-Fifth Infantry, u.
S. Volunteers, Fort Smelling, Sept. 13-
General Order No 2-!The following named
officers having reported at these head
quarters are assigned to companies as
follows:
Capt Eugene G. Montfort, Company A.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser, Company b.;
First Lieuteant Milosh r. Hilgard, Com
pany D; First Lieutenant James d. Wat
son, Company c; Second Lieutenant Roy
I. Taylor, Company e.
The following named officers, in addit'o on
to their other duties, will temporarily
command the following companies: Capt.
Montfort Company G.; Capt. Steinhau-
SER Company H; First Lieutenant Wat
son, Company |; First Lieutenant Hill
gard, Company K; Second Lieutenant r y
T. Taylor, Company f.
First Lieutenant Fred w. Morrison,
having reported for duty at these head
quarters, is hereby assigned to duty as