The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-21
WISHARD AND PETIT.
Two Indiana Appointments An-
nounced by President Mckinley.

nounced by President Mckinley.
WASHINGTON. March 2O.-The following
presidential appointments were announced
to-day:
Albert w. Wishard 10 be attorney OF the
United States for the District OF Indiana.
Henry G. Petit to be marshal OF the
United States for the District of Indiana
Robert s. Rode TO be supervising in
spector of steam vessels for the Second
district: Henry +. Schoenborn to be a first
assistant engineer in the revenue cutter
service; John A. Oliphant TO be register OF
the land office at Mangum. O. T.; Joseph
o. Trotter TO be receiver OF public moneys
at Mangum, o. L.
To be surgeon. with rank of major. U. s.
A, Charles A. Deshon
To be assistant surgeons OF volunteers,
with the rank of captain: w, Edison Apple.
Hiden HHSsl' Robert % pofsoy Boyd Thomas R w Bath.
Fred ID. Branch, VIM. w. Calhoun, Samuel
X Carson, Gilbert L. Cullen. Charles
Dubois. paul T. Dessez. William r. Davis.
Charles G. Eicher Vernon X Eartman.
Lewis T. Griffith. Joseph c. Darlington.
John S. Hill. Vernon ]: Hooper. Carl X.
Jordan. Thomas w. Jackson. Loren B.
Johnson. George III. Jones, Cyrus ID. Lloyd,
William +. Mcpherson. Donald p. McCord.
Allen d. Mclean. James c. Mckay, John
+. Minor, George r. Means. Albert l.. Mill
ler Wilson Murray, Charles b. Nichols.
Henry e p Pick. james b. Psscoe. Aiva 5. Hin.
10, Percval s. Rossiter, John j. Repettf,
Najeeb NJ. Saleeby. Herman j; Schlageter.
George X; Sims, John s. r. H. slsyssr.
William d. Shelby. Jerome y. Thomas.
Startling s. Wilcox. Oscar w. Woods. Ray
mond +. Whelan.
To be first lieutenants of cavalry: Fred
erick X Arnold. William ID. Chitty. ciar-
ence r. Day Chalmers @. Hall, Matthew
T.. Hanna. Alfred +; Remington. Willard
III. Mccormack. Frank r. Mccoy. James N
Munroe, Pierce A. Murphy George Mitch
ell Edward u. Orton, Francis H. Pope.
Lanning Parsons. John 6. Raymond. Henry
G Smither, Edgar A. Sirmyr, William S.
Valentine.
Robert o. Patterson TO be first lieutenant
I'm the Twenty ninth Regiment Infantry.
L. s. V: Gideon III. Williams 20 be first
lieutenant IN Thirty-ninth Regiment. ~ ).
V: Charles l.. Causler 10 be second lieuten-
ant in the Thirty-ninth Regiment Il. 5. v.
More than 500 applications for chapisin-
cies in the army have been already flied
with the President. according TO New
York World special from Washington.
which says: THE army reorganization bill
provided for twenty-three additional chap
lains. The pay and rank were fixed at that
given a captain OF infantry. together with
the usual extras and allowances OF about
1000 year. While the position Of post
chaplain was abolished. each regiment Of
cavalry and infantry is TO have a spiritual
adviser. and the artillery corps is TO have
twelve. Nearly every denomination is rep
resented in the list OF applicants. Two
dozen negro clergymen are among the num-
ber. The Roman Catholics are making
especial efforts 10 secure additional. recog-
milton. as but four OF the army chaplalns
arc now OF that faith. The Methodists hold
the record. having eleven chaplains now.
Mr.. Mckinley is Methodist. II is ex-
pected the President will make y sort q