Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-05
THE ROUGH e
The New oHieers-ovation to Roose.
veIt-OfJciaI Muster QolI

cOrulal greeting, the Rough
Riders to the Springs.
Captain McClintock read his annual
address. reviewing briefly the history
OF the Rough Riders campaign and
touching upon its various phases. He
was yisibly affected in the portion of
his address referring to deceased
members Of the organization. He
concluded with several recommended
tions. the principal one being that
hereafter the reunion be held only
once every four years, which was
heartily concurre1 in by Colonel
Roosevelt.
Colonel Roosevelt was cheered to
the echo as he arose preparatory to
an informal talk to his comrades. He
praised them particularly for the dis
cipline displayed by them while in
service aud addressed several In the
audience personally, among them
Captain Dame.
He opined that one great lesson
taught by the c campaign was
the value OF Individual merit In the
army.
The conditions of modern warfare
call for excellency and efficiency on
the part OF individuals, and | in
no way slight the officers Of whom |
am n when ! say that the First vol
unteer cavalry. Rough Riders, owed
It's great record TO the high efficiency
Of its individual men In the service"
Roosevelt then talked on the fea.
tue Of discipline IN an army and again
praised highly the men who had been
under him.
T%hundcrous applause greeted the
conclusion of his speech and the
echoes reverberated through the
classic hall as never before In It's his
tory.
Colonel Roosevelt was compelled to
leave before the adjournment OF the
session.
OFFICERS OF ROUGH RIDERS.
Colonel Leonard W~ood-Havana
Cuba.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt (2)-
oyster Bay, N. Y.
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander c.
i,rodie-Crown Point, Ariz.
Major Henry u. Hersey-Louisville,
i>y.
Major George M. Dunn-Havana.
Cuba.
Major Micah j.. Jenkins-Young's
Island, s. G..
Chaplain Henry A. Brown-U. s.
Army.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant
Thomas w. Hall-New York.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant Max
well Reyes t2)-killed in Philippines.
First Lieutenant and Quartermas-
ter Jacob Swaizer-El Reno, o. T.
First Lieutenant and Quartermaster
). Coleman (2)-U. s. Army.
CAPTAINS, ACCORDING TO RANK.
Captain William O'Neill, Troop A
Killed in action.
Captain James ii. McClintock,
.roop B~-Phoenix, Ariz.
Captain Robert b. Houston, Troop q
Died in Philippines.
Captain Frederick Muller, Troop 4
Santa Fe, N. M.
Captain Maximiliano Luna, Troop
F-Drowned in Philippines.
Captain w. II. II. Llewellyn, Troop
G-Las Cruces. N. M.
Captain George Curry, Troop H
Adjutant generals Office, Manila.
Captain Allyn X. Capron, Troop L.
nilled at Guasimas.
Captain Robert H.. Bruce, Troop NJ
-Minealo, Tex.
captain DE- H. u hi'NahhNif hiool
C-Phoenix. Ariz.
Captain Schuyler A. McGinnis,
Troop l-Newkirk, o. r.
Captain Frank Franz t2), Troop A
Enid, O. T.
Captain Richard c. Day 90, Troop
l-U. s. Army.
Captain Woodbury. Kane 90, Troop
Knew York.
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
Troop A-John c. Greenway-Hot
| Springs, Ark.
Troop B-George b. Wilcox-Bis'
bee, AriZ.
Troop C-RoDert s. Patterson
Yuma, Ariz.
Troop D-David NJ. Goodrich-Ak-
| ron, D.
Troop E-William l.. Griren-
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Troop F-Horaoc w. W~eakley-Al-
buquerque, n. NJ.
Troop G-John W. Green-Gallup
N. NJ.
Troop H-William II. Kelly-East
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Troop Frederick w. Wientge-
Dead.
Troop K-Joseph A. Carr-Wash.
ington, ID. G.
Troop L-John X. Thomas-U. s
Army.
Troop Node c. Nichols-U. S
Army.
SECOND LiEUTENANTS.
Troop A-Joshud ID. Carter-Pres
colt, AriZ.
Troop B-Thomas II. Rynning-
Bisbcc, AriZ.
Troop C-Hal. Sayre, jr.-Denyer
Colo.
Troop D-Robert II. NJ, Ferguson
New York.
Troop E-John A. McIlhenny-Nev
iberia, la,
Troop F-William Il. Dame-Sant'
Fe. n, NJ.
Troop G-Dayid J.. Leahy-Raton
N. NJ.
Troop H-Challes l.. Ballard, Ros
well, n. NJ.
Troop samuel Greenwald-Pres
colt, Ariz,
Troop K-Horacc j. Deyereaux-
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Troop L-Frank p. Hayes-San An
tonic, Tex.
Troop M-Albert s. Johnson-Okla
homa City, o. I.
MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Major and Surgeon Henry La Mott
-Williamsburg, Mass.
First Lieutenant and Assistant SUI
geon James A. Massie-Santa Fe, n
NJ.
First Lieutenant and Assistant SUI
geon James r. Church,. s. Army.
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