The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-24

pany Of coast artillery, Fort Moultrie.
S. G. He ranks 112 in the lineal list of
first lieutenants. .,.
William A. Carleton, captain Company
F, Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers, is a
first lieutenant in the Thirtieth infantry,
battalion .adjutant, Manila, P. I. He
stands 301. @ .
Eleutheros H. Cook, Duluth at one time
| commanded Company G, Third infantry,
M. N. G., but resigned shortly before the
war and entered the service as first SER
geant, Company I, Fourteenth Minnesota
volunteers, and shortly after received
commission as second lieutenant in the
regular army. He is now a first lieutenant
in the Tenth infantry at Fort Leaven-,
worth, Kan, ranking 81 In the list.
John B. w. Corey, Minneapolis, who
served as sergeant with Company B. Thir-
teenth Minnesota volunteers, is second
lieutenant of the Twenty-first field bat
terry, Fort Sheridan, III. He ranks 1O6 in
the lneal list, having recently received
a raise Of SO points.
Alexander B. Coke, st. Paul, who
entered the volunteer service as quarter
master Of the Fourteenth Minnesota, and
afterWard accepted a commission as first
| lieutenant Of the Thirty-ninth United
States volunteer infantry, is now first lieu
tenant Of the Eighth cavalry, Jefferson
Barracks, Missouri. He ranks 179.
lieutenant in Company l., Fifteenth Min
nesota volunteers, and who afterward Sc
cured commission as first lieutenant in
the Thirty-fifth United States volunteer
infantry, is now first lieutenant Of the
FIFTEENTH infantry, Monterey, Cal. He
ranks 367 in the lineal list He is a.
brother Of Judge Elliott of Minneapolis.
| William B. Folwell, Minneapolis, served
| as first lieutenant Of Company L., Four
teenth Minnesota volunteers, and was ap-
| pointed second lieutenant in the regular
army, and Is now a first lieutenant in
the First infantry, Fort Brady Michigan.
He ranks II in the lineal list.
Paul E. Giddings, Anoka, who will be
remembered by some of the older mem
| bers of the National Guard, was at one
| time member Of Company B, Third in
fantry, M. NJ G., and afterwards en-
| listed in the regular service, receiving q
| commission as second lieutenant In 1897.
lie is now a captain in the Third United
| States infantry, Fort Thomas. Kentucky !,
ranking 4o1 in the lineal list
Daniel w. Hand St. Paul, who served
as major in the Fifteenth Minnesota
volunteers, Is now first lieutenant Of the
TWenty-eighth field battery at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kansas He ranks sixty-si,x in
| the lineal list ...-
G. E. NJ Howard, ST. Paul. adjutant at
one time Of the Fourth infantry reserve,
|
Hundred and Eighteenth company coast
| artillery. He is now in the general hos
p1tal at Washington barracks D. c. He
ranks five in the lineal list. He served
| as first lieutenant in the Forthwith
United States volunteers
Walter H Johnson, Minneapolis, served
as first lieutenant Of Company F. Thir-
teenth Minnesota volunteers, and as first
lieutenant of the Forty second United
States volunteer Infantry and is now first
lieutenant Of the Eighth infantry, Fort
Columbus, New York. He ranks AT In
the lineal list.
Peyton G. March, who commanded the
Astor battery, is now an artillery cap
tain general staff) He ranks sixty four
in the lineal list.
T. Bently Mott, who will be remembered
as an aide to General Merritt, is cap
tain Of the artillery corps, detailed as mill
tary attache to the American embassy at
Paris. He ranks flfty-three
Alfred B.. Morgan, Minneapolis, who
commanded Company L, Thirteenth Min
nesota volunteers, is captain Of the
Ninety-ninth company, coast artillery,
Fort Morgan Alabama. He ranks 17e.
William K. Mayor, st. Paul, at one
time commanding Company e, Third in
fantry, M. N. G., and who entered the
service as second lieutenant Of Com
pany L, Fourteenth regiment, is first
lieutenant Of the Ninth infantry, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, and ranks thir-
teen.
Perrin L. Smith, en- old member of
Company C, Winona, who served as cap
tain of Company HI. Twelfth Minnesota
volunteers, Is now first lieutenant of the
Sixteenth infantry, Fort Mcpherson,
Georgia. He ranks 283.
Reuben Smith, Duluth, second lieuten-
ant Of Company G, Fourteenth Minnesota
volunteers. is first lieutenant Of the Ninth
infantry, Fort Niagara, New York He
ranks 174
i Carl L. Stone, who entered the service
as second lieutenant of the Thirteenth
Minnesota volunteers, and afterward ac-
i cepted commission as captain in the
| Thirty sixth volunteer infantry, now
ranks first in the list Of Philippine scouts.
Owing to the weakness Of his eyes he was