The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-25
NAMED FOR TIE army
LIST OF FIRST AND SECOND LIEU
TENANTS APPOINTED BY THE
PRESIDENT
THE ALLOTMENT BY STATES
Minnesota Draws Eight Commits
sions Out of "a Total OF SSS-
Only Veterans Are in
the List.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The secre-
tary of war today made public the names
of the 5SS men selected for first and sec
end lieutenants in the regular army un-
der the army reorganization bill. All or
these men have had service either in the
state o. national volunteers or in the
regular army. They nave been ordered
for examination, and should they pass
the state shows the allotment to each
state. The list by states is as follows:
Alabama, 10; Arkansas. Z; Colorado, ,;
Connecticut, s. Delaware, /; California,
S; District of Columbia, /; IElo,ida ::
Georgia, u; Idaho, /; Illinois, "a; Indiana,
"A; Iowa. IA; Kansas, 9; Kentucky, l.;
LOUISIANA = i Massa % It's IA New
and, 2; Vermont, 2; New Jersey, 3: Penn
sylvania, SO; Maryland, Z; Michigan, IL:
Minnesota. s; Mississippi, 8; Missouri, II;
M MSt6 aro1 Ne0 "a North 8 8s"1a
South Dakota .; Tennessee, IL; Texas,
"A; Utah, /; Virginia. Il; Washington, =;
John b. Hepburn. John P. Hasson; West
Virginia, 4; Wisconsin, II; Wyoming, 4:
Indian Territory, /; Oklahoma, 4 New
Mexico, l.
At Large-A. Med. Brooks, Alexander
Petty, William Ray Harrison, John H.
Ruff, George G. Shaw, Conant Buttrick,
James Longstreet, Joseph " Kuznik.
Edward ward DAVIS, John F Mccarthy, Carl
y
Bugbee, Charles H. Morrow, Frederick
G. Kellond, Edward w. Terry E. s.
Broussard, Thomas w. Brown, Joseph
w. Lacour, Charles L. Lanham James
Stone, A. B. Coke, Otto W. Rethorst, Au-
gustus Dannemiller, William S. Mapes,
M. H. Barry. Allan Lindsay Briggs, Adei-
bert W. Cogswell. Fred 3. Smith, Will
liam A. Austin, George H. Wood, Her
bert L. Evans, Earl w. Taylor. Austin
F. Prescott, John 6: Livingstone, Evan
p. Young, Charles w. Wadsworth, A K
Baskette, j. G. Patton. Frank Maloney,
Alfred M. Mason, ConsueIo A 2. Seoane,
Fred III. Plummer, William T.. Luhn
Oliver P. M Hazard, Russell T. Haz-
Miller. Sherrard Coleman, Thomas M.
Knox, Rowland s. Pike, Albert Clifton
Thompson Jr., and Robert sterre,t.
THE NORTHWESTERN
Those appointed in Northwestern states
are as follows:
Iowa--Francis H Lincoln, Fred Shiras.
EDWARD A. Kreger, Joseph Matson. Frank
A; Long, Guy B.. Hanna, w. H. Point,
MILAN William E. Parvin, Edward W. Clark,
wilson q. Heaton, Robert T. Crawford,
George A. Densmore.
M1nnesota-cames G. Taylor, Ralph
!. Becker, Alfred S. Morgan, Walter IA
Johnson, John N. Loye, A. w. Bjorn-
Stad.
Montana-Ernest Van D: Murphy.
North Dakota-W. P Moffatt
south Oakota-Arthur L. Fuller Harry
A. Hegeman.
Wisconsin-John B. Shuman, Frank l..
French, Harry w Newton, John 81.
Baker, Reuben D. Blanchard Edward K
Madsee, John c. Ohnstan, Frederick p.
Cook, Robert F. Woods, john H. Lewis.
THE MINNESOTA BOYS.
OF the Minnesota men drawing COM
missions in the regular army today Ralph
E. Herring is Minneapolis boy, and
vas student at the University when he
enlisted in the Thirteenth Minnesota:
Fred II. Parks went to the Philippines
with the First South Dakota and subse-
quently received a lieutenant's commits
sion in provisional volunteer regiment
He is now in Minneapolis, and his peo-
pie reside here. George Becker, captain
of the Thirty-fffth infantry is son of
the former railroad commissioner.
Alfred s. Morgan of Minneapolis, COM
nanded company IN the Thirteenth
Minnesota, and afterward served in the
Philippines with the Thirty-fourth volun-
teers. A. w. Rjornstad was captain Of
a ST. Paul company in the Thirteenth
He was desperately wounded at tile cap
ture of Manila, but recovered and receiv-
ed commission in the Forty-second vol
unteerS