The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-16
EIGHTY-Two NEW OFFICERS.
The President Commissions L5euten-
ants for the Philippines


! In accordance with the provisions Of the
Army Reorganization bill authorizing the
formation Of twelve regiments Of native
! Filipino soldiers. the President has ap-
! pointed forty-one provisional first lieu
tenants and a similar number Of second
Iieutenants. to be assigned to these regi-
ments and TO he known as Philippine
scouts
/ These appointments are provisional for
/ the reason that the twelve fun regiments
/ Of Filipinos may not ali be organized
The commissions Of these officers are
not unlimited as those Of other officers Of
( the army but are to continue for but
I four years.
/ The commissions were signed by SecTe-
tary Root last week and forwarded to the
/ President at Canton and have jus- been
/ returned.
! The following is the list Of Commissions
/ signed, including a number of promotions
/ in the regular army and three appoint
ments in the District Of Columbia militia:
/ David H Kinzie, colonel in the ArttI-
/ lery Corps; George G Greenough, lieuten-
/ ant colonel in the Artillery Corps; SeIden
/ A Day, lieutenant colonel in the ArtiI-
! IeTy Corps: Edward Davis, major in the
/ Artillery Corps; Joseph NJ. Califf, major
| in the Artillery Corps: Charles ". Hobbs
major in the Artillery Corps; Clerment L
Best major IN the Artillery Corps; John
y. g Hoskins. major iH the Artillery
| Corps: Samuel A Kephart, aptain in the
Artillery Corps; LoIis r. Burgess, cap
tain in the Artillery Corps; Mortimer Q.
/ Biselow. captain Of cavalry; Jason NJ.
WalIing, second lieutenant of infantry,
Norris Stayton, second lieutenant Of IN
| fanrry; John X Cowan, second
&
! Townshend, captain in Porto Rico Pro
visionaI Infantry; Willis c. MetcaIf. sec
| ond lieutenant n Porto Rico Provisional
Infantry; Emil Huebscher. second lieu
tenant in Porto Rico Provisional Infant
/ ry-
Professionally first lleutenants in the
Philippine scouts-James H Aidrich.
| Howard Atkinson, Morton l. Avery, Rob
ert L Brooks. Joseph Bennett. Harry
Bel. Leo NJ Cults John J. \. Clark Rob
ert g. Corliss, Milo c. Corey, Marcus Co
veil. James Conway, Norman l. Cook,
/ Ryder Davis, Walter B. Elliott. Hans
Frank, a Z. Hendryx, Irwin L. Hunsaker,
Frank A Jcrnigan, Thomas NJ Kite,
/ Wesley King, John Kennedy, Thomas n.
Kelley, Albert Lang, Daniel J. MoynihaH,
! John II. Neff, Frank !. Otis, Frank 4.
| Paegelow, Boss Reese, Alfred RoeCer,
/ Benjamin Stark, Jr., AipHOnse STebierr
Anton Seemau, Carl /. Stone Emil Speth.
/ Roscoe Treadweu. Samuel Willis. George
n Wray. Charles c. Winnia, Allen Walk
] IT and Hans F. Wedsthof.
! Professionally Second I-ieuteuants IN TIE
Philippine Scouts-ChaTIes b Baker, Jun
/ Jus L Boyle, Joseph W. Blanchard Moses
/ r Barlow. Robert r Bean, Charles G.
! Clifton Harold E t1eRrman Louis E
! Cau!heId, Thomas B. Crockett. Israel +.
/ Costello, Edward DwOFak, Charles +.
| Dority, Robert Dickson, Floyd L. FrisbIe,
! Lawrence Z. Grennan, Herman Herring,
! Frederick b Hcnnessy, Ray Hoover, John
| Hoffman, Hugh Kirkman. Thomas F
Loudon, Alister NJ. Macnab, Dole NJ Met
| calf. George McCue. Oscar G Monday,
william NJ Milne, Robert L. MoseIey,
| Noah Overly, Charles /. Pitney, Peter
| Peterson, Houston 3. Parrot. Shelby /.
Rucker, Odus J. Reeder Joseph Rodgers.
| Thomas Ryan, Henry Rodgers. Andrew
Shea Roy P Stoneburn, Joseph Uhrig.
! George X Wilson. James D Watson
! Militia Of the District OF Columbia-XVn-
/ liam Niemeyer, first lieutenant Signal
( Corps; John Camden Call, second lieuten-
ant, Company A. Third Battalion; J. F.
/ PouIain des Garennes, second lieutenant
Company D, Fifth Battalion.