Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-12
NEW OFFICERS
Appointed by the President for
Volunteer Regiments.
| so, 900 Cattle to Be Admitted Free to
RepIenish Cuban Stock.
More Men Tor Enlistment at New York Than
Officers Can Handle.

Washington, July 1.-THE President,
today announced the following ap-
pointments in the volunteer service,
the former service of each officer be-
ing given.
To be majors: David B. Chase, col
onel 4th Pennsylvania Volunteers;
John Biddle Porter, End Pennsylvania.
To be captains: Charles s. Camp
bell, adjutant End Pennsylvania; Ed
win J. Griffith, captain 3rd Missouri;
Guy V. Henry, Jr., second lieutenant
End Pennsylvania: Frank G. Beck.
captain 9th New York; w. G. Schrie-
Der, lieutenant colonel 7th California;
Edmund G. Shields, captain 3rd Texas;
Chas. P. Stivers, sergeant LIST Ohio
Cavalry: L. c. Usherer, first lieuten-
ant 5th Cavalry; Jacob c. r. Peabody,
captain 9Th Massachusetts,.
To be first lieutenants: Charles U.
Bear. lieutenant LIST Illinois Cavalry;
Richard II. Brewer, enlisted man Vol
unteers; VIM. H. Clopton, first lieuten-
ant 9Th Missouri: Daniel Hyman, ser
geant, B. 10Th United States Infantry;
Chas. L. Willard. sergeant LIST Texas
Volunteers; Jos. w. Avery, quarter
master sergeant End North Carolina
Volunteers; Homer B. Grant, first lieu
tenant 5th Massachusetts.
Late this afternoon, the President
announced the following additional APP
pointments to the volunteer army: To
be majors: Hunter Light, former
captain 5th United States Infantry;
VIM. A. Shenck, former of Sth Cavalry.
To be captains: Alfred @. Kenneth
formerly Missouri Volunteers; Harry
T. Matthews, formerly captain Co. D.
eth California; George E. Lovett, for
merly captain, Co. b. 1st Florida; Mil
ton j. Foreman, formerly quarter mas
ter, LIST Illinois Cavalry; Frank o. Ber-
ton, formerly 33d Michigan Volunteer
Infantry; Cornelius NJ. Brownell. for
| merly LIST Vermont Infantry; Cleveland
Willioxon, formerly I'd Georgia VOlun-
| teers; owen kewen. LIST Georgia Vol
| unteers: Howard Atkinson, formerly
| I'd West Virginia Infantry; Thomas r
Hayson, formerly 21st Kansas Volun.
| teers; William Cabell, formerly q
Kentucky; w. l.. Dame, formerly Is
United States Volunteer Cavalry.
| To be first lieutenants: Walter X
! Wheatley. formerly Sd United States
| Volunteer Infantry: John l.. Hughes
| formerly 9Th California Infantry; ELS
worth G. Bowen. formerly Sd Illinoi:
| Volunteer Infantry; Frank d. Bucking-
ham, formerly Seth Michigan Volunteer
Infantry; A. Nj. Mason. formerly, LIST
Vermont Volunteers; Blanton Winship
formerly 9Th Georgia Volunteers; z. F.
Collet formerly 1st West Virginia Vol
untecrs: Charles A. Phillips, formerly
22d Kansas; Logan Feland, formerly
Sd Kentucky: Sherrad Coleman, for
merly 1st United States Volunteer
Cavalry; Maximiliamo Luna, formerly
LIST United States Volunteer Cavalry
q. ID. Montgomery. formerly Pennsyl-
vania Artillery: Roland Fortseque, for
merly LIST Volunteer United States
Cavalry: Richard Day. formerly United
States Cavalry; Edward ii. Armand
formerly "a Georgia Volunteers: Frank
NJ Chaplin. formerly 65th New Yori
Volunteers; James Goodale. formerly
lst New York Volunteers; Charles
Grant Mcdonald: Matthew Leepere
Volunteer Army assistant SURGEON;
Madison a. Wilson. formerly Isl
Florida Volunteers.
To be second lieutenants: Lyle H.
Perlan; VIM. +. Pack. formerly saith
Michigan Volunteer Infantry: Sanford
+. Worthington. formerly LIST Vermont
Volunteers: VIM. II. Monroe. formerly
4th United States Volunteer Infantry;
George II. Crawford. formerly 22d Kan
sas: Roland S. Pike, formerly 9Th
Cavalry.