The times., 1899-03-14


First United States Volunteer Cavalry
Trough Ridersl.
Charles E. Hay, jr., graduate Military
College, private Fifth Illinois Volunteers.
Edward F. Schneider. first lieutenant
Third Illinois Volunteers.
Parker c. Hit, of Indiana.
George A. Larimer, private 18th Indiana
Volunteers.
Abram L. Loeb, student Purdue Uni
versity, left TO enlist in 160th Indiana.
Henry c. Haynes, of Iowa.
Frank II. Martin, graduate Military Col
lege second lieutenant Second L. 5. V.
Engineers.
Charles B. Mcclure. of Iowa.
Amos Townsend, graduate Military Col
lege; first honor graduate, tArmy Regis
ter, 1879
Chase Doster, two years United States
Military Academy; major Twenty-second
Kansas Volunteers.
Fred W. Buchan, graduate Military
Academy; captain Twentieth Kansas In
fantry.
Frederick deFuniak. graduate Military
School; captain First Kentucky Volunteer
Infantry.
Henry Watterson jr.. corporal Company
c. First Kentucky Volunteers.
Frank r. Lang, sergeant major and sec
ond lieutenant First Missouri Volunteers.
Eldredge D. Warfeld. graduate Military
School; captain Fifth Maryland Infantry.
George 4. Vernon of Maryland
Thomas L. Brewer, graduate Military
College: second lieutenant First Maryland
Volunteer Infantry.
E. E. Haskell, two years United States
Military Academy. While on Through
from Military Academy served as acting
lieutenant First United States Cavalry and
was in the battles of La Guasimas and FL
Poso, where he was dangerously wounded.
Edward R. Stone, sergeant Twelfth L.
s. Infantry.
Arthur T. Dalton, corporal Ninth L. S
| Infantry.
Ralph Mccoy, graduate Military Acad-
emy, captain Thirty-f fifth Michigan Volun-
| teer Infantry.
George E. Ball. lieutenant Thirty-ffth
| Michigan Volunteers.
Chester c. Sweet of Michigan.
William E. Mouls, graduate military
| school, sergeant major Thirty third Mich
| igan Volunteers.
Clark R Elliott. lieutenant Fifteenth
| Minnesota Volunteers, 4. a. Q. NJ, Second
Army Corps.
Reuben Smith. second lieutenant. Four
| teenth Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
Atwell T Lincoln. sergeant, Second Mis-
sissippi Volunteer Infantry.
George S. Yerger, captain First Missis-
| sippi Volunteers.
f. a. Hickman, graduate military insti-
| tute, lieutenant and adjutant. Sixth Mis-
souri, Volunteers.
Charles W. Harris. first lieutenant First
Missouri Volunteers.
Guy Cushman. corporal First Missouri
| Volunteer Infantry; corporal First Ohio
| Volunteer Cavalry.
John B. McNeely, jr. graduate Military
College, first lieutenant Fourth Missouri
| Volunteers
| First Montana Volunteers, now in Manila
VIII b. Gown, captain and commissary
| Of subsistence. L. s. V.
Samuel VI. Van Der Wort, service in
Second Nebraska Volunteers.
Walter E. Stewart, ir., graduate Yale
| University.
Kurts Eppley, corporal First L. s. V
Lewis Benedict. private Seventy-frs
New York Volunteers.
G. L. Townsend, captain 201st New Yorl
Volunteer Infantry.
Harry A Woodruff. graduate Militar,
School. lieutenant Hist y Y. " G.
Francis J. Mcconnell, private Seventh
Regiment, y. Y. y. G.
George 5. Richards, private Third New
York Volunteers: first lieutenant Tw
Hundred and First New York Voluntee
Infantry.
o. H. Dockery. graduate University O
: North Carolina; lieutenant Second Mort
| Carolina Volunteers.
Thomas H. Rowland North Carolina.
". D. Pritchard, lieutenant, Tent
United States Volunteer Infantry.
Charles T. Fostel, sergeant, First Mort
Dakota Volunteers. now in Manila
L Guy Z Manning, aide TO General Haw
kins during Santiago campaign; first lieu
tenant Third Ohio Infantry.
John L. Bond, Ohio.
Il r. P. Rifenberick, Ohio
I W. G. Moado, lieutenant, Tenth Obi
= Infantry.
Cyrus A. Dolph, son Of late Senator ]. y
y Dolph; private. Hospital Corps. L. 5. A
T. now at Manila; has been recommended ia
certificate OF merit, by General Merritt.
J. Walter B. McCaskey, graduate militar
college; private, Fourth Pennsylvania Vol
unteer Infantry.
;, Howard c. Price. first lieutenant an
| adjutant Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteer
u acting assistant adjutant general Secon
= Brigade Second Division Second Arm
Corps.
r James II. Colfelt, second lieutenar
e Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers. attache
/, TO Battery B. Fifth Artillery.
Raymond W. Hardenbergh. corpori
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers, grad
!. uate Military Academy.
d George W. Warner, private, Fifth L.
). Cavalry. now in Porto Rico.
Neil Campbell, Company a, First Rhod
" Island Volunteers.
= Josephus s. Cecil, corporal Fourth Ter
nessee Volunteers. now in Cuba.
y John Overton Dickerson. OF Nashville
graduate Military Academy.
Allen ]. Greer, graduate Military Univoi
sity, first lieutenant Fourth Tennessee Vo
2, unteer Infantry.
II Dan A. Kivlin corporal Fourth Texas.
william Stanley Sinclair, first lieutenaI
J. First L.. s. v Infantry.
John b. Sanford, graduate militaI
{. school.