The age-herald., 1901-02-06
APPO|N NTMENTS IN
 PROGRAMMED ARMY
Miles is Made Lieutenant-G Gen. eraI-Chahee is Named for
 Major General

Washington, February 5.-The President today sent the following nominations to the Senate:
 Army - To be lieutenant general: Maj.- Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
 Te be major generals Brig.-Gen. Samuel B. M. Young, United States armyi Col. Adna R. Chaffee Eighth Cavalry, United States army (major general United States volunteers) Brig. Gen. Arthur MacArthur, United States army (Major-General United States Volunteers).
 Celonels to be brigadier-generals: John c. Bates, Second Infantry United States army (major-general United States Volun- teers); Col Lloyd Wheaton, Seventh In- fantry, United States army (major- general United States Volunteers); George w. Da- wis, Twenty-third Infantry, brigadied-gen- eral United States Volunteers); Theodore Schwan, assistant adjutant-general United States army (brigadier-general United States Volunteers); Samuel s. Sumner, Sixth Cavalry, United States army; Leon ard Wood, assistant surgeon United States army major-general United States Volun- teers); Robert H. Hall, Fourth Infantry, United States army (brigadier-general United States Volunteers); Robert F. Hughes, inspector-general, United States army (brigadier-general United States Vol unteerS George M. Randall, Eighth Tn- fantry, United States army (brigadier-gen- eral United States Volunteers); also Maj. William A. Kobbe, Third Artillery, United States army (brigadier-general United States Volunteers); Brig. Gen. Fred D. Grant, United States Volunteers; Capt. J. Franklin Bell, Seventh Cavalry, United States army (brigadier-gener United States Volunteers).
 The following army nominations have also been made:
 nfantry-Lieutenant colonels to be col onels: Moot Hooton, Fifth; William Van Horne, Eighteenth; Constant Williams, Fifteenth; Augustus w. Corliss, Second; Richard I Eshridge, Twenty third
 Majors to be leutenant colonels: A. H. teenth; M c. Foote, Ninth; Edmund Rice, Third; c. G. Penny, Twenty-second; Will liam Quinlon, Fourteenth; J. c. Chance, Fifth c. H. Noble, =; John F. Stretch, Eighth William P Rogers, Twentieth.
 Captains to be majors-J. R. Claggett, Eleventh; c, J. Crane Twenty-fourth; H. K. Bailey, Fifth.
 Cavalry-Lieutenant colonels to be colon els: A. B. Welle, Ninth Theodore J. Wint, Sixth; Francis Moore, Tenth; H. w. Vessels, Jr., Third; J. N. Wheelan, Sev- enth.
 Majors to be lieutenant colonels-A. E. Woodson. Ninth E. s. Godfrey, Seventh; T. H. Fucker. Sixth; Eli I. Husgins, Sixth; William c. Forbush Ninth; J. A. Augarr Fourth; Allen Smith, First; A. c. Henni- see, Second; s. M. swigert. Third; R. H. Pratt Tenth
 Captains to be majers-Frank West, Ninth; G. F. Chase, Third; William H. Beck, Tenth; Peter s. Bonus, First; Frap- cis Mitcher, Fifth; James Parker, Fourth; Joseph Garrard Ninth; F. U. Robinson, Second; o. L. Hein, First; George H. Pad dock, Fifth; s. w. Fountain Eighth.
 Artillery-Lieutenant colonels to be col onels Charles Morris, Seventh; James R. Burbank, Fifth; s. NJ Mills, Sixth.
 Captains to be majors-Louis V. Cazairo, Second.
 Adjutant enerals Department-Maj George Andrews to be assistant adjutant general with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
 Inspector Generals Department-Lieut Col. Joseph P. Sanger, to be inspector gen. eral, with rank of colonel; to be inspectors general, with rank of lieutenant colonel, Maj. Thomas T. Knox and Maj. Stephen c. Mills.
 Judge Advocate Generals Department Lieut. Col. John W. Clous, dc 0uty judge ad- vocate general, to be judge advocate, with rank of colonel; Maj Stephen w. Groes- beck to be judge advocate, with rank of lieutenant colonel.
 Quartermaster's Department-To be as- sistant quartermaster general with rank of colonel Lieut. Col. James M. Marshall and Lieut.. Col. John Simpson; major and quar- termas sters to be deputy quartermasters general with rank of lieutenant colonel Charles Bird, J. l.. Clem, William s. Patten captains to be quartermasters with rank of major M. C. Martin, Oscar F. Long, Frede- rick von Schraeder, J. D. Sawyer.
 Commissary Department-To be commits sary general with rank of colonel, Lieut. Col. Henry G. Sharpe
 Majors to be deputy commissaries gen. eral, with rank of lieutenant colonel, Henry G. Good, Edward E. Grave.
 To be commissaries with rank of major, Capt. J. H. Duval, Capt. Harrington K. West, Albert D. NiSkern. Medical epartment-Lieutenant colonels to be assistant surgeons general, with rank of colonels Justis M. Brown and Charles Smart.
 Majors to be deputy surgeons general, with rank of lieutenant colonel Joseph B. Girard, Ezra Woodruff, John D. Hall, Philip Harvey.
 Pay Department-To be assistant pay master general with rank of colonel, l Lieut.-Col. Albert S Towar. Majors to be deputy paymasters, Francis | S. Dodge and Charles Mcclure. Corps of Engineers-First lieutenants to