The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-05
WAR RECORD is GOOD
MINNESOTA FURNISHED THIRTY
THREE OFFICERS FOR THE
VOLUNTEER ARMY
TWO CAME FROM REGULARS
Men Were Mustered Out at San
Francisco, Leaving Proud Gu
reers Behind Them
The Roster

In the volunteer army which was mus
tered out in San Francisco Sunday last
Minnesota was credited with no less than
thirty-three men who served in a high
oincial capacity. By the act of March g.
1893, the state volunteers in the Philip
pines were replaced with twenty-six reg
lments in addition to a regiment of Porto
Ricans and squadron of Philippine
scouts.
or the thirty-three officers which Min
nesota furnished as her quota In over
| seeing this vast army, nine were from the
thirteenth and Fifteenth regiments. three
from the Twelfth and Fourteenth. six
were Minnesota men in the regular army.
two were reappointed from the previous
service, and one came from the state at
large The complete roster is as fol-
lows:
Major and Surgeon, Henry F. Hoyt, an
pointed May 20 1885, Service continued
under new act.
First Lieutenant Charles R. Trowbrldge
EleVentn cavalry; appointed from Thir-
teSnth minnesota, second lieutenant
second Lieutenant Leo M. Cults, Elev-
ehtn cavalry; appointed from Company
E. Thirteenth Minnesota private
MAJ. Louis c. Sherer, Twenty-seventh
infantry; appointed cadet in 1887, captain
Fourth cavalry.
Maj. George H. Morgan, Twenty-eighth
infantry; appointed cadet 1876, captain
Third cavalry.
First Lieutenant Fred J. Barrows, Thir-
t1eth infantry; previous service first lieu
| tenant Fifteenth Minnesota.
Capt. Alfred S. Morgan, Thirty fourth
infantry; appointed from Thirteenth Min
nesotar captain
Capt. Cushman A. Rice Thirty-fourth
infantry; previous service first lieutenant
Fifteenth Minnesota
Capt. George E. Gibson, Thirty-fourth
infantry; previous service, captain, Fiji
teenth Minnesota.
First Lieutenant Stewart Nice. Decker,
Fhirty-fourth infantry; previous service,
captain, Fourteenth Minnesota
capt George j. Becker, Thirty-flfth
infantry; previous service, first leuten-
ant, Fifteenth Minnesota.
First Lieutenant Clark r. Elliott, Thir-
ty7Elfth infantry; previous service, second
lieutenant. Fifteenth Minnesota.
Capt. Carl L. Stone. Thirty-sixth IN.
fantry; appointed from Thirteenth Mime
sofa, second lieutenant.
First Lieutenant Christian A. Bach
Ihirty-SlXth infantry; appointed from
Thirteenth Minnesota, sergeant Com.
panny D.
Capt Charles N. Clark, Thirty-seventh
Infantry; appointed from Thirteenth Min
nesota, first lieutenant.
First Lieutenant Alexander B. Coke,
Thirty-ninth infantry; previous service,
first lieutenant and quartermaster. Four
teenth Minnesota.
First Lieutenant Perrin L. Smith, Thir-
ty-ninth infantry; previous service, first
IlCultlduI, IWelIIn minnesota.
Maj. William c. Brown Forty-second
infantry; appointed cadet 1873, captain,
first cavalry.
Capt. Alfred w Bjornstad, Forty-sec-
ond infantry; appointed from Thirteenth
Minnesota, captain.
First Lieutenant Walter H. Johnson,
Forty-second infantry; appointed from
Thirteenth Minnesota, first lieutenant.
Capt. Thomas Leonard, Forty-fourth
infantry previous service, captain, Fiji
teenth Minnesota
Capt. A. s. Crossfeld. Forty-fourth in
fantry; previous service, captain. Fiji
Capt. Daniel w Hand, Forty-ffth in
Minnesota.
Capt e. c. Monfort. Forthwith in
fantry; previous service, captain, Four
teenth Minnesota
Capt. Albert Steinnauser. Forty-ffth In
fantry; previous service, captain, Twelfth
Minnesota.
Capt. John N. Loye, Forty-f1fth infan-
try; appointed from Thirteenth Mime
sofa, sergeant major
First Lieutenant William A. Edwards.
Folty-hfth infantry; previous service,
first lieutenant, Fifteenth Minnesota
First Lieutenant Allan G. Blaker, Forty
fifth infantry; previous service, second
lieutenant, Twelfth Minnesota.
Second Lieutenant Charles e. n. How
ard, Forty-fifth infantry
Maj. Sedgewick ice, Forty-eighth in
fTa lI appointed second lieutenant
Wenty-Seconq infantry, oct. 10, 1883,
captain, Third cavalry
Capt Thomas F. Maginnis, Porto Rico
regiment; appointed cadet 1893, first lieu
tenant, Eleventh infantry.
First Lieutenant Charles II. Hamilton,
Porto Rico regiment; previous service,
enlisted as. trumpeter Seventh cavalry,
jan q, 1880; discharged as general ser
geant clerk, 1894 first lieutenant and adj
1utant, Third United States volunteer en-
gireers.
Capt. James N. Monroe, Philippine
scouts; appointed cadet 1893 first lieuten-
ant, Fourth cavalry.