The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-31
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Long List of Appointments in. the
Regular Army.


In addition to a number of other army
appointments made yesterday by the
President. the following were announced
last night:
To be paymasters with the rank of major
George f. DoNney. now paymaster of volunteers.
with the rank of major; Hugh R--Bclkpap. now
paymastcr OF volunteers, with the rank of major.
To he paymasters. with the rank OF captain
(mounied Thomas c. Goodman, james b. HouS-
ton Beecher b. Ray. Herbert ~ Lord William
B. Rochester ir., Robert $. Smith. William b.
Schofeld, James Cmlby, Charles h. Stanton. vii
liam G.. Gainbrll George +. Pickett, George T.
Holloway, Joseph 5. Wilkins, Otto. Becker. Sey-
mour Howell Eugene Coffin, Timothy d. kala-
her. William Monaghan. ThsdeaS p Carney,
John Il. Lynch, Pierre c. Stevens, William r.
Graham. and Bradner D. Slaughter These Of
hcers now have the rank Of major and paymas-
ter OF volunteers.
To be chaplains-Rev. George C. Stowcll, of
Montana; Rev. +. z. Newson, OF Texas; Rev
John VI. Moose. of Mississippi: Rev. Joseph
Clemens, of Pennsylvania; Rev. William Colvert,
of Minnesota: Rev. Albert Dayer, of New York;
c. Granville, Of Missouri: Rev. Charles T. Wright.
OF Georgia; Rev. A. A. Pruden, of North Caro-
lima; Rev. ". ". Brander, OF Maryland; Rev.
John I. Green. Of New York, Rev. sam ].
Indiana; Rev. o. II. L. Mason. OF Iowa; Rev.
Thomas J. Dixon, of Missouri. and Rev. George
ID. Rice, of Massachusetts. .. -..,, .
To be captains and assistant luartermasters-
F. VI. Schrner, District OF Columbia, formerly
major Of volunteers; VI. VI. Bachelor. California
raptain of volunteers; G.. G. Bailey, New York
captain OF volunteers; A. ". kimba California.
captain of volunteers: james +. Dare Ohio cap
tain of volunteers; W G. II. Colquahan, Della
ware. captain of volunteers; j. VI. Baker Penn
sylvania. private, Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers,
and captain of volunteers. X. L.. Brown, Vest
Virginia, captain of volunteers; II. p. Young,
New York, captain of volunteers; J. \. Patton,
iowa, second lieutenant OF 1lirty-sixth Ohio
Volunteers, and captain .ot. volunteers; IL. J.
May, Ohio. captain of Second Ohio Volunteers,
and major and additional pas masiS7 and captain
OF volunteers; ". II. Creager. Maryland first
Lieutenant OF Seventh Maryland Volunteers and
major OF volunteers; I. Swobe, Nebraska. first
lieutenant of Twelfth Michigan Volunteers and
captain of volunteers: " 5. Scott. Pennsylvania,
captain of volunteers; ". {. Cannon. Illinois,
second lieutenant OF signal Corps and captain
of volunteers; A. = Ricklain Ohio major and
quartemaster OF volunteers; ". l.. Horton. Dis
trict OF Columbia. captain of volunteers; W NJ.
Couing. Virginia, captain OF volunteers; ". B.
Barker, Mississippi, captain OF volunteers; l. L.
Fredenha Wyoming, captain of volunteers; II.
b. Chamberlain. Vermont. quarterinaster ser
geant Of First Vermont Volunteers and captain
OF volunteers; A. W Butt, Georgia. captain OF
volunteers; u. /. Pettus Alabama, captain OF
volunteers; D. W Arnold. Hliyois. major and
additional payIuaster and captain Of volunteers;
l.. r. Garrard. jr., Georgia. captain of Third
Georgia Volunteers and captain of volunteers X.
j. Hampton. Kentucky. captain Of volunteers;
b. Frank Cheatiam, Tennessee. colonel First
Tennessee Volunteers and colonel Thirty-seventh
Infantry: Putnam Bradlee Strong. New York,
major and assistant sdjutsHt general Spanish
American war; Frank 4. Grant Utah, captain
Utah Battery, Spanish American war;
Bertram T. Patton. New York. cap
tain Troop c, New York Cavalry,
SpansR-tmerican war; Clyde d. V. Hunt. YER
mont. major Twenty Infantry and cap
tain of volunteers; Fred ". Cole. Florida, cap
tain of volunteer, Spanish American war; Rob
ert H. Rolfe. New Hampshire, colonel First
New Hampshire Infantry and inspector general of
volunteers: Charles T. Baker, South Carolina,
captain of volunteers; George l.. GOodale. Massa-
Volunteers and captain o volunteers; Theodore
Sternberg. Kansas, ma jor and additional paymas-
ter of volunteers, and George L. Oenrose, Utah,
major and surgeon of volunteers.
To be captains and assistant eommissaries Of
subsistcnce-H J. Gallagher Of Iowa; G. ".
Ruthers, from army; II. +. Viking. OF Iowa:
Carol Mercer of Maryland: majors and
cOmmissaries Of subsistence of volunteers II. G.
Cole. OF Georgia; F. II. Lawton, from army;
r. b. Hacker, of Tennessee; 5. b. Bootes, of
Ohio; James A. Logan, jr., of Pennsylvania;
Fred II. Conroy, now captain and assistant com
missaries volunteers. Morton j. Henry, of Penn
sylvania major OF TTlirty-second Infantry; VI.
5. Murray. District OF Columbia, commissary
sergeant and quartermaster sergeant Spanish
American war; salmon T. DuttOn. Of New Hamp-
shire: James F. Blume, OF Nex York, captain
ard assistant adjutant general, Spanisli-American
war: Frank 4. Cook, Rhode Island, first colonel
of First Rhode Island Volunteers and major of
Twenty-siNth Infantry. Charles F. Stivers, Ohio,
first Infantry; William n. Grove, Colorado col
onel Of Thirty-sixth Ipfaptry; d, ID. Case, Penn
sylvania. colonel of Fourth Pennsylvania and
major of Thirty-ninth Infantry; William NJ
Geary, Washington, major OF Thirty fifth In
fantry: j. ~ Kilban, Nebraska. maIor. Of First
William Elliot, California, captain Of Forty
third Infantry.