The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-25
MAY SERVE As REGULARS
The Appointments of. Many Lieu
tenants Announced.
Two-Thirds of the Number Author
lied by Congress Nnmed-a Chance
for Enlisted Men - Rewards for
General Funston's Companions.

The Secretary of War yesterday an
nounced the appointment Of about two
thirds of the lieutenants to the Regular
Army provided for in the Army Reor-
ganization hill passed at the last session
of Congress. These appointments have
been apportioned TO the several States &C
cording to their population. number,
however. were reserved for the purpose OF
making room for the appointment of en-
listed men in the Regular Army who
might successfully pass the examination
ordered by the department
Some appointments have also been made
by the President at large, but two-thirds
of the entire number authorized are as
signed to the States. All of those APP
pointed have seen service either in the
volunteer force in the war with Spain or
in the volunteer army in the Philippines.
The appointments at large include the
names of Oliver p. NJ Hazard and Rus
sell 7. Hazard, of the Eleventh Volun-
teer Cavalry, who accompanied General
Funston on his expedition to capture
Aguinaldo. All of those named yesterday
are appointed subject to examination. The
list is as follows:
Alabama-Frank w. Glover, James Z.
Shelly, Frank E Lynch, Thomas Harde-
man. Richard b. Going, William p.
Screws. William S. Wells, Marion B.
MADISON, and James c. Hixon.
Arkansas-Tilman Campbell. solomon
L. LETTERS. Robert W. Reynolds, ]. NJ.
Kelso, jr.; ]. L. Long, John W. Ward,
and Walter c. Hudson.
Colorado-Ben. Lear, jr., and Kyle
Bucl5er.
Connecticut-James Totten, Henry S.
Terrell, Harris Pendleton, T. H Brereton,
and Thomas II. Jennings.
Delaware-George b. Rodney.
California-George Baldwin, Lyle H
Pedlar Rowland B. Ellis, Frank T.
Thornton.
District of Columbia-Joseph H. Grif-
fiths.
Florida-Augustus c. Hart. George E.
Loveil.
Georgia-Cleveland Willcoxon. Blanton
Winship Troup Whitehead. Calvin F.
Holmes. L. w. Caffey, Walter p Corbett,
Boiss Reese, John ]. Miller, S. G. Orr,
Hunter Harris, Charles NJ. Pendleton, and
c. W. Flake
Idaho-George Steunenberg.
Illinois-Richard H. Sutherland, Charles
Cook, Kirwin Taylor Smith, Edward Y.
Miller, Harrison S. Kerrick w Lee Capps
James A Ruggles, Frank B. Wood, Fran
els p. Machler William r. Courtney, d.
Z. Moreland, Albert F. Gebert, Sebring
c. Megill, A. c. Voris, Eben Swift, Jo-
seph R. McAndrews, Hugh Kirkman, VIII
liam Z. w. MacKinlay, Milosh R. Hill
gard, George p. Tyner, George A. F.
Trumbo, Eugene E. Barton, Andrew W.
Jackman, Frank w Barber
Indiana-Charles S. Tarlton, John s.
Johnston, George w. Biegler, Quincy F.
Mcdowell, Charles r. Wood, Charles E.
Dority, George E. Goodrich, Fred. Alex
ander,- and Walter o. Bowman.
Iowa-Francis H. Lincoln, Fred. Shiras
Edward A. Kreger. Joseph Matson. Frank
S. Long, Guy B. G. Hanna, w. H. Point,
William E. Parvin. Edward w. Clark,
Wilson G. Heaton. Robert T. Crawford,
and George A. Densmore.
Kansas-W H. Bishop, Colin H. Ball,
JON NJ Shook. Edgar A Fry, Arthur B.
Schaeffer, Daniel F. Craig, Charles w
Van Way, Arthur NJ Ferguson, Burton J. |
Mitchell.
Kentucky-Henry Watson Lindsey, |
Robert E. Grinstead, Arthur C. Sharpley, |
Marion B. Without, Paul c. Galleher, |
William A. Haycraft, MILFORD Twyman, |
Robert NJ. Shearer, Robert c. Payne Car |
roll Power, James X Watkins, Samuel |
Greed CardweI.
Louisiara-Thomas L. Sherburn, Steph- |
en- o. Fuqua, Theodore NJ. Underwood, |
Robert NJ. holland, John E. Morris, Rich |
ard P. Cordill, Albert E. Phillips,
Maine-Charles E. Jeffery, George o. |
Hubbard, Harry E. Potter, and Henry G.
Crockett
Maryland-Kaolin L. whitson, Samuel |
Riggs, Charles R. W. Morrison. Dewitt |
c. Lyles, John C. Constable, Matthew I. |
e. Ward. H. c. NJ. Supplee.
sachusetts-Herbert II Warren,
Fred w. Stopford, Thomas Talbot, Clar-
ence B. Ross, w. f. H. Godson, Edward |
d. Powers, Lawrence P. Butler, John H. |
Hopson, Homer B. Grant, Arthur E.
Parke, William H. Plummer. Harry r |
Gray.
= Michigan William B Wallace, william
liam +. Pack, Fred Fury. Roy l. Taylor
George H White. william G1nl' G. . Fi saags.
h tal Robert 5; Welsh. Frank H. Bur
Minnesota-James G. Taylor. Ralph EN-
erson Herring Fred. H. Parks, George l.
Becker, Alfred S. Morgan, Walter H.
stead
Mississippi-william E. Utterback
James Butler, Edgar n. Coffey, Robert r.
Tate; Benjamin kossman, and Cullen C.
Missouri-George P. whitsett, Clark NJ
Carr, Albert b. Sloan, Benjamin r. Wade
Mack Richardson, William H. Clopton, jr.,
Crayens, Theodore Schultz, Leonard II.
Cook, Benjamin II. Kerfoot James r. |
Purie Ewing E. Booth, James ]. Mayes,
William NJ. True, Frederick C. Human
Montana-Ernest Van D. Murphy
Nebraska-Henry NJ Morrow Clarence
G. Culver, Wallace c. Taylor, Orville r.
Perry. Lewis S. Ryan, Charles c. Pulls
and William G. Doane.
Nevada-F. +. Gignoux
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. West and
Daniel h.. Geinty.
New Jersey-Henry L. Jenkinson, |
Claude S. Fries, Peter Vredenburgh. Ba-
sill n. Rittenhouse, William B. Renzie-
Murphy. A. Larue Christie, and Anton H.
Schroeder.
New York-James r. GoodaIe, Henry NJ.
Fales. Duncan Elliott, Edgar S. Jennings
Arthur Poillon, Augustus B. Warfield |
Arthur Bryant Christie. Edward T. Dom
nelly, Philip S. GolGerman. Alfred Has
brouck, William N Council Edward S. I
iiartshorn, Washington l.. Godsborough 1
Dexter Sturges, Theodore b. Tayior'
liam Wallace Oyerton. Frank r. Curtis. |
Charles +. Andrews, William G. Oracle
William +. Judson, Earnest E. Green
ough, Gordon Johnston. Frank E. Ed
coughlan. Alfred James Booth, Steohen
NJ Mould, Granville r. Fortescue. Solo
mon Avery. tr.; V. S. Quaekenbush, John
sieEyan Praya, Frank c. Reynolds. AL
BERT w. Lllienthal, and Hugh ]. b. Nc
North carolina-John w. Gulick. Ed
'|ard Hill, Robert o. Patterson William
Pritchard; William. r. Beavers, Walter
mcintosh DICKSON A; Everett, John
Wagner, Bradley J. Woetten, John S, 81
Saung.
North Dakota-w. p. Moffatt.
oIiloLW after Harvey, George Brandle,