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rank of major and is now retired. He
was acting Indian agent for while at
the Crow agency, Montana. He is now
stationed at the Cheyenne and Arap-
ahoe agency, Darlington, Okla.
Capt. Philip Reade is now colonel
and commanding the Twenty third in
fantry, stationed at Manila, P. I.
Capt. Fayette w. Roe retired with
the rank of captain, and is now living
in Washington, D. c., 1882 Seventeenth
street northwest.
Capt Lorenzo w. Cooke is now a
major, stationed at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, with the Twenty-sixth infantry.
He is near the head of the lineal list
and will soon be lieutenant colonel.
Capt. Arthur Williams is a major in
the Third infantry, and stationed at
Columbia barracks, Ohio. He also
ranks we'll up in the list Of majors.
Capt. William G. Butler is major
in the Twenty fifth infantry, stationed
at Fort Niobrara, Neb.
First Lieutenant Frank P. Avery re-
tired with the rank Of captain, and
now lives at Greenwich, Mich.
First Lieutenant w. e. p. French re-
tired as captain and is now located at
the York York military academy,
Cornwall-on-th the Hudson, N. Y.
First Lieutenant Francis P. Fremont
is now a major in the Twelfth infan-
try, Manila P. /.
First Lieutenant George Bell Jr. is
also q major in the Twelfth infantry,
Manila, p l.
First Lieutenant F. B. McCay is a
major in the Seventeenth infantry, and
on recruiting duty in Milwaukee.
First Lieutenant John II. Beacon is
a major in the Sixth infantry, but de-
tailed with the American embassy,
London, Eng
First Lieutenant Chase W. Kennedy
is captain in the Eighth infantry and
stationed on Governors island, New
York city.
First Lieutenant Harry Freeland is
retired as a captain and resides at
Port Republic, Md.
First Lieutenant Charles G. Dwyer
is a captain In the Third infantry and
stationed at Fort Thomas, KY.
Second Lieutenant James T. Moore
is captain in the Twenty
infantry, Manila. p. 1.
Second Lieutenant Horace M. Reeve
is captain in the Third infantry and
on duty at the United States embassy,
Mexico City, Mex.
Second Lieutenant Arthur M Ed
wards is a captain in the subsistence
department, Washington, D. G.
Second Lieutenant George e. Houle
is a captain in the Twenty sixth in
fantry, Fort Houston, Tex.
Second Lieutenant A. Smith is
captain in the Third infantry, Fort
Thomas, KY.
Second Lieutenant John w. Baker is
a captain in the Third infantry, Fort
Thomas, KY.
Second Lieutenant G. L. Byroade,
who graduated from the ranks and
came to Smelling shortly before the
regiment left for Cuba, is now cap
tain on the retired list, State College,
Lexington, KY.
Second Lieutenant Thomas T. Fris-
sell is a captain in the Twenty-fourth
infantry, Fort Assinniboine, Mont.
Harold E. Cloke, who was an adj
ditional second lieutenant, is now cap
tain in the Sixty-first company of
coast artillery, Fort Baker, Cal.
Department of Dakota.
First Lieutenant G. w. Read, who
was stationed at the Department of
Dakota headquarters in 1897 as acting
ordinance officer, Is now captain in
the Ninth cavalry and stationed at
Ord barracks. California.
In November, 1897, Maj. Gen. Arthur
Macarthur held the rank of lieutenant
colonel, and was on duty in the de-
parCmenI DIS aOJutdul general.
Lieut.. Col. E. Hunter, was judge adj
vocate of the department in 1897, and
is now stationed at Governors island.
New York harbor, ranking as a COL
onel in the judge advocate generals
department.
Maj. D. D. WHEELER, department chief
quartermaster in 1897, retired as a
brigadier general Fredericksburg, Va.
Maj. J. ]. Clague, who was chief
commissary, retired as colonel. West
hotel, Minneapolis. MINI.
Maj. H. r. Tilton, who was chief
surgeon, retired as lieutenant colonel.
The Nordhoff, 999 Bush street, San
Francisco. Cal.
Maj. A. B. Carey, who was chief
paymaster, retired as brigadier gen
eral, and now resides at Vineyard
Haven, Mass.
Capt. r. E. Thompson, chief signal
officer, is lieutenant colonel in the
signal corps, Vancouver barracks,
Washington.
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