Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

enth United States cavalry volunteers in
1858. h is now in the quArtermaster's
department.
First Lieutenant George S. Gibbs was
second and first fieutSnant in the Fifty
first Iowa infantry in 1853. he is now
with the Signal corps
First Lieutenant Wilson G. Heaton was
captain in the Fiftieth iowa infantry in
1885. He is now with Troop H. Thirteenth
cavalry.
First Lieutenant James o. Ross was sec
ond and first lieutenant in the Ffty-hrst
Iowa infantry in 1898. He is now with
Troop D. Fifteenth cavalry.
First Lieutenant Frederick Goedeeke was
captain and adsutAnt in the Fiftieth Iowa
infantry in 1895. captain in the Thirty
fourth United States volunteers in 1899.
He is now in Company K. Fifteenth infan-
try.
First Lieutenant Edward A Kreger was
captain in the Fifty-second Iowa infantry
in 1888 He is nov in the Twenty-eighth
infantry.
The following were soldiers in Iowa regi-
Dents during the Spanish-American war
and have been appointed oneers in the
regular service since that time:
Second Lieutenant Eugene J. Ely OF the
Fifteenth cavalry. He Was private and
corporal in Company L. Ffty-Seoond Iowa
infantry, 1888.
Second Lieutenant Joseph Matson OF the
Artillery corps was sergeant in Company NJ,
Fiftieth Iowa infantry. in 1885. and first
lieutenant in the Thirty-fourth United
States volunteers IN 1893.
Second Lieutenant Francis H. Lincoln Of
the Artillery corps. He was sergeant in
Company A. Fifty-hrst Iowa infantry, in
1885, and first lieutenant in the Eleventh
United States cavalry volunteers IN 1893.
Second Lieutenant Carl c. Jones OF Com
pEny ]. Third infantry, was sergeant in
Company D, Fifty-frst Iowa infantry. in
1885.
Second Lieutenant Frank c. Burnett OF
Company l. Tenth infantry, was private in
Company d, Fifty-hrst lows infantry. In
1885, and second lieutenant in the Thirty
ninth United States volunteers in 1899.
Second Lieutenant Gilbert A. MeElroy Of
Company ?. Thirteenth infantry, was a
private IN Company I. Fiftieth iowa in
fsntry. in 1898.
First Lieutenant VIII H. Point was a
soldier in the regular army before the late
war, was first lieutenant in the Fifty-hrst
Iowa infantry in 1898 and first lieutenant
in the Thirty-siKth United States volun-
teers in 1929. He is nov in Company z,
TWenty-ninth infantry.
Recent Commissions.
The following were cadets during the late
var and have been commissioned since:
First Lieutenant Francis A. Pope Of the
engineer corps.
First Lieutenant Prank o. Whitlook OF
Troop J. Fourteenth cavalry.
Second Lieutenant William L Guthrie Of
the engineer corps.
Second Lieutenant Emory J. Pike OF the
Second cavalry.
Second Lieutenant william ?. Morrison
o. the artillery corps.
Second Lieutenant Neb 3. Bsbkopf Of
the artillery corps.
TIE following were ohoers in volunteer
regiments during the late war and have
been commissioned in the regular army
since:
Major John A Hull Of the Judge sdvO-
Gates department
Captain william P Grove Of the sub
EiEtenos department
Captain Charles r Hepburn Of the signal
corps.
Frst Deutensnt Frank z Lyman Of the
signal corps.
First Lieutenant George P. Yunsr Of the
Second cavalry.
FIRST Lieutenant George s~ieuBenbsr Of
Troop D. Thirteenth cavalry.
FIRST Lieutenant Clyde q Parker Of the
Second cavalry
Second Lieutenant Daniel p. Craig Of the
artillery corps.
Second Lieutenant Fred L Perry q the
artillery corps
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