Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Captain Daniel L Howell Of Company l.
Seventh infantry
Captain Charles H. Barth Of the Twelfth
infantry.
Captain Palmer z. Pierce Of Company Il.
Thirteenth infantry.
Captain Elmer W. Clark Of Company A,
Eighteenth infantry.
Captain Charles S. Lincoln OF the Sec
ond infantry.
Captain Louis B. Lawton Of Company l.
Twenty-siIth infantry.
First Lieutenant Frederick 7. Arnold Of
the Fourth cavalry.
Captain and Assistant Surgeon George A
Skinner was commissioned from civil life
October rs, 1896.
Retired CadetE.
First Lieutenant James z. Muncie was q
cadet before the late war; had been com
nissioned and retired before that period.
but. not content 10 remain in retirement
be served as major Of volunteers in 1888.
Major washington Matthews was an Iowa
cadet in 1868. He had been commissioned
and retired before the late war.
First Lieutenant Edgar H. Yule was
corporal IN Company ?, Forty-ninth infsn-
try in 1894 and was thereafter appointed in
the regular army during the spsnish-Amer-
lean war. He is now in the Artillery corps.
Captain Edward Kimmel was a soldier in
the late war and was commissioned during
that period in the regular army. He is
now in command Of Company 80. Of the
Coast artillery.
First Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown was q
pirate soldier and was made second lieu
tenant during the late war. He is nov IN
Company P. Twenty-seventh infantry.
FIRST Lieutenant Charles W. Wiekes WAS
also a private soldier in the spAnish-Amer-
ican war and was during that period made
a second lieutenant. h is nov with the
Thirtieth infantry.
First Lieutenant Albert A. King was q
soldier in the regular army during the late
war and was commissioned during that
period. He is now with Troop p. Eighth
cavalry.
The following were cadets before the late
war and were commissioned during that
period:
First Lieutenant William D. Conner Of
the Engineer corps.
First Lieutenant Horton ". Sickle Of the
Engineer corps.
First Lieutenant Albert z. waldron Of
the Engineer corps.
First Lieutenant James c. Rbes Of the
EhN4NL "a
First Lieutenant Fred H Gallup Of the
ARTILLERY oorPs-
First Lieutenant George ". Stewart Of
Company K. Seventh infantry.
First Lieutenant George {. SimondE Of
the TWenty-EeeoDd infantry.
The following were appointed from civil
life during the S~paniEh-American war:
FIRST Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon
Edwin P. Wolfe.
First Lieutenant Leslie A l. Chapman Of
Troop Il, FIRST cavalry
FIRST Lieutenant George Williams Of
Troop L. Eighth cavalry.
First Lieutenant james ?. Howell Of the
ARTILLERY oOrps-
First Lieutenant Archie J. Harris Of
! Company l. Second infantry.
FrEt Lieutenant Pearl NJ shahsr Of
] Company z Thirtsenth Infantry.
These were cadets before the date war.
served az cheers IN Iowa regiments during
that war and have been appointed in The
regular army since;
FIRST Lieutenant Frank 8. Long was cap
tain in the Sixth Iowa battery in 1888 also
I captain in the ~Thirty-niuth United States
volunteers He Ia nov IN the Artillery
CORPS.
FrFt Lieutenant william r. Gibson was
EdIA1AA IN Inc EAAs~LHA A4Ne ALlaAAIl ID
lss1 He is nov With Company X Third
{ infantry.
FrOm Volunteers 10 Regulars.
The following we're 0hoers in Iows regi-
msDtE IN The Scandinavian Nar and
have been appointed In The regulars since
Captain Joseph 7. Davidson vas hrEt lieu
tenant s~d5utant snd captain in the Fifty
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