The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-16

OVER 1.500 MEN ALREADY ENLISTED
FOR THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Col. saItus, who VIII Command Indi-
ana Volunteers, Has Secured Near
Iy q Fourth OF His Force.
ASSIGNMENT OF OFFICERS
NEW APP0INTEES ORDERED TO JOIN
THEIR REGIMENTS.
Another Batch of Captains and Lieu
nan Including the Name of Guy
A. Boyle, OF Indianapolis.
WILL NOT MEET NEXT MONTH
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sEMBLE IN THE FALL.
Ex-secretary Foster Awaiting sena-
tor Fairbanks Arrival I'm WASH
fn~gfon-Protest from Californians.
Another Batch of Captains and Lieu
A. Boyle, OF Indianapolis.
WILL NOT MEET NEXT MONTH
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION MAY REAs-
sEMBLE IN THE FALL.
Ex-secretary Foster Awaiting yena-
tor Fairbnnks's Arrival in wash
fngfon-Protest from C~alifornians.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The reports
from the recruiting stations show that 3ss
men were enlisted yesterday for The new
regiments, making a total of 1.512 for the ten
regiments. So far Colonel Seltus's regiment,
the Thirty-frst. at Fort Thomas, KY, leads
with 90, Colonel Bells Twenty-seventh, at
Camp Meade. coming next with 293, and Col.
Rice's Twenty-sixth, at Plattsburg, N. Y,
with 81.
The -following-named officers recently ap-
pointed nave been ordered to join their re-
spective regiments az the places hereinafter
Indicated:
T~wenty-sixth Infantry, Piattsburg Bar
racks, ". .-Ffrs Lieut.. Frank NJ. Chaplin,
Henry O. Crockett and Second Lieut.. San
ford E Worthington-
Twenty-seyenth Infantry. camp. Meade.
Edwin S. Hartshorn and Second Lieut.. Rich
a~Fwsnty.eighth Infantry. Camp Meade.
Edgar s.. Slayer, Second Lieut. Louis NJ:
Clark, Second Lieut.. II. Carl Young and
Second Lieut.. Marion N. B. Mabsen. ~
First Lieut.. Frank D. Buckingham.
~Thirty-frst Infantry, Fort Thomas, Ky
Capt. Charles p. stivers. Capt. Lucins Ben
ThirtSsecond Infantry, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.-Ffrst Lieut.. Grand Gillespie, First
Lieut.. Charles A. Philips. and Second Lieut..
Thirty-fourth Infantry. Fort Logan, COL
Capt. W. E. Dane and Second Lieut.. Robert
Thirty-afth Infantry, Vancouver Barracks.
Wash.-Capt. Samuel r. Tagworthy and
First Lieut.. Joel Hughes.
The following appointments have been
made IN the volunteer army, their former
service being designated:
TO be captains-Adam G.. Carson. captain
s company sy F. fG Rssa o. ca s; J0iu Go@ra lTra 7.
Fourth Missouri; William J.. White, captain
Company K, Second Ohio.
To be first Observation-Disclosures W.. Bar
Der. captain Company H, Fourth New Jer-
sey; Fred j. Barrows. captain Company II,
Fifteenth Minnesota; Cyrus Gray Bossiux.
III. Dunn. first lieutenant First Delaware
Richard D.. Laird. first Lieutenant Tenth
Pennsylvania; Daniel J. Moynnihan, second
sests; Fred s1%pan 3. 4 Ne ssSOnd ph MssSaSRas
City Troop; William j. Sewall, jr.. captain
and assistant aGjutant general volunteers;
Volunteers; Edward L. Tompkins, first SER
geant Second South Carolina Volunteers;
George p. Whitsitt captain Fifth Missouri.
ibald, sergeant Fourth Virginia; George w.
Cochemower. private Company T., First Hli-
s srsn iSnn Irn r. 9e s eoT TppS Tom 1gary a. =
Elliot, second lieutenant Fifteenth Mime
sofa; Roy L. Fernald, Company c, Seventh
private Troop c. New York Cavalry: Fran
els. z. Wharton Griffin. first lieutenant
Third United States Volunteer Infantry:
Carl Hard, corporal Troop I, Second United
States Volunteer Cavalry; Robert S. Knox,
second lieutenant Virginia Volunteer Infan-
try; Louis st. Clair Munford, second lieu
tenant Second Alabama; Frederick Harvey
Plummer, second lieutenant Fourth Virginia
volunteer Infantry; Max Wagner, second
lieutenant United States Volunteer Signal
Corps; John n. Wright. second lieutenant
Second United States Volunteer Infantry;
Guy A. Boyle, first lieutenant and adjutant
Observation-Disclosures Indiana; Will
liam b. Eulass. Company "A, First Ohio
Volunteers: Thomas S. Norman. first lieu
tenant Second South Carolina Volunteers:
Kentucky.