The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-08

, Major Tennessee, Of the Second Cav
airy, Of the regular army, who has been
stationed In Wheeling as recruiting OFF,
Ger for the army, has been ordered TO
report to the adjutant general Of the
army, General II. c. CorbIn, Mt New
York, and win rejoin his regiment,which
is now serving in Cuba. Lieutenant
John X. Miller, OF the Eighth Infantry,
has been named as Major Hennessee's
successor as recruiting officer Mt Wheel
Ing, and is expected hourly from Mead
willie, Pennsylvania.
Since the first recruit passed here on
March II last, there have been ninety
four men enlisted here for the regular
army. Most OF these have been sent to
San Francisco, and are destined to I'LL
IN the regiments of the regular army
now serving In the Philippines. Only
ten or fifteen have failed to pass the ex-
animation, and the army officers say the
average here is higher than in most
places. Recruiting for the regulars has
been actively prosecuted in all parts of
the country this spring, and all but
about 1880 of the number required to
bring the army UP to its legislated
strength OF $1,000 men have been Sc
cured Major Tennessee does not be-
Iieye that enlistments for the ten regi-
ments Of volunteers will begin until the
regulars have been brought up to the
quota mentioned.
There is batch Of nine recruits now
here that win be sent on to San Fran
cisco in the course OF few days. and
will later be sent to the Philippines. The
men who have enlisted here up to date
are as follows:
March 14-Ulysses B. Dean, Frank
Gross, Adolph Guber.
March 15-charles Rosenberg. Edward
Cash, W. L. snider. James E. HamIl-
ton.
March l6-Iulius G. Wilhelm, Bentley
Barney, Dennis o'Rourke.
March III. C. Campbell.
March Isl. NJ. Bennett, Moses Wat
son, Ira v. GlfHen, Richard n. White.
March 2O-wtlliam Reed, w. A. swert,
C. C. Vaughn, Ira D. Davis.
March 2l-Cllfton Whitesids.
March 22-H. w. Evans, Lewis Smith.
March al. F. Henry.
March 25-Thomas Graham.
March 2s-Frank Nice. wlgglnton.
April 81. w. Poleton.
April 4-Harvey B. GInen, George NIL
Ter.
April 6-Albert Burkhardt.
April l2-John j. Neary.
April 1S-HartIey Jones, F. NJ. Jack
son, F. v. Maher, F. H. Kenney, Samuel
j. soviI.
April He. B, Foster.
April 18Th. S. Bowers, ThOmas s.
Norman.
April I'm. W. Maybe. G. W. Duncan.
April 1s-Noah W. Beck. jr.
April ls-Joseph ]. Hemp, Frank c.
Acker, Henry L. johnson.
April 25-George L. zirckel.
April 26-JOhn A. Uschold.
April 2s-James b. Doyle
May S-Johu NJ. Conn.
May 5-Harry McPhersoh.
May 2O-George W. whitelack.
May 2s-Herry shafer.
Nay 25-Leroy NJ. Reed.
May 26-Frank E. Morrow, John W.
Brown.
Nay st-wllliaua H. Ulrlch.
June :-Harry 1nman.
June 5-AtkInson B. Cross, Clements
w Legge,
June 7-cbarles A. Cain, Thomas E,
Taylor, Frank D, DeGant.
June s-Jame1 L. Cain.
June s-George E. AlIender, Thomas
Ingram.
June 12-Albert H. Ebbert,c. B. Elem
ing, Alber. Ashcraft. Milton L. Gard.
Hugh j. Carroll.
June 1s-James s. MALI, Abdellah
Nelson.
June 15-Louls E. Glesey, a. c. wor-
stall.
June 17-Charles Edie. Philip Eand-
ley.
June ls-W. F. Dew. j. w. Fees, w. J.
Williams. Frank X. Fees.
June 2O-Howard F. Walters.
June 2s-Henry E. Keller, Ralph L.
woI.e, wIuiam + Hunt irwin s.
Tova
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June 2I-James D. FFalI