Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-09-10


Following is the list Of West Viz
gsnia officers in the army:
Quartermaster's department, Capt
John l.. Mines, who entered the milf
tary academy Ia 1887.
Subsistence department, Major Geo.
W. Ruthers.
Medical Department.
Medical department, Maj. Clyde s.
Ford, Capt. Henry r. Pipes, who en-
terel the army in 1903; Capt. Robert
NJ. Cutler born in West Virginia but
appointed to the army from Pennsyl
vania In 1904, First Lieutenant Clark
II. Wertenbaker, born in West Vir-
GINA but appointed TO the army from
Ohio in 1908, First Lieutenant James
| w. Hart and First Lieutenant Charles
L. Baker, both appointed to he army
In 1906.
pay department, Captain Melville
s. Jarvis, who entered the military
academy In 1887 and was made cap
tain in 1900.
Corps of engineers. Mai. William e.
Craghlll who entered the military
academy in 1885, Maj Mason M. Pat
rick, who entered the military acad-
envy in 1882; Mai. Jay J. Morrow,
who entered the military academy in
1887; Maj. Edwin r. Stuart. who en-
tered the military academy in 1892
Mai Edward e. Schultz, who entered
the military academy in 1891 and
Second Lieutenant John w. n. Schultz
who entered the military academy in
1904.
Signal corps. Capt Benson B. Black
who entered the army as a second
lieutenant of artillery in 1898, dur
! served as captain of volunteers ia
the second West Virginia Infantry
during the war with Spain and was
appointed a lieutenant in the army
n 1901.
Chaplain. Maj Joseph II. Suther-
land. who entered the army during
the war with Spain, In 1898.
Instructor in drawing at U. S. NIL
itary Academy, First Lieutenant Hen
~ NJ Nelly
Cavalry Officer.
First cavalry, Capt Julien f. eau
io-. who served as a captain Cf the
Second w. Va. Infantry during the
war with Spain and was appointed
a first lieutenant of cavalry in 1901,
Second Lieutenant Briscoe N, Butler,
who entered the military academy in
1905.
Third cavalry, Capt julius T. Con
rad, who was born in West Virginia.
but appointed to the military acad-
envy from the District of Columbia in
1887; First Lieutenant George B. Con
ley. born in Texas but appointed at
large to the military academy from
West Virginia in 1896.
Sixth cavalry Captain Delphey 7.
Spain as colonel of the Second West
Virginia Infantry and was appointed
first lieutenant in 1901, Second
Lieutenant James s. Jones. VINO was
appointed to the military academy in
1899.
oHNtuLH Cav dit TlAS ~ iAtC'ANNdAtAAS
Ralph c. Caldwell, who served first as
private but was appointed at large
from West Virginia to be a second
lieutenant In 1901.
ing the war with Spain, Second Lieu
tenant William R. Standiford who
Eleventh cavalry, Second Lieuten-
ant Charles s Jackson, appointed to
the military academy in 1904.
Thir zenith cavalry, First L,euten-
ant John W. Wilea. appointed to the
military academy in 1896, and gradu-
ated in 1900 Mr.. Wilen, who is a son
of Mr.. w. r. Wilen, the undertaken,
this city. at the completion OF his
course at West Point, was immediate
ly sent to Cuba, and placed in charge
of MORO Castle. He has been sent
twice TO he Philippine Islands, and IS
at present stationed there. He ex-
poets to leave there the latter part Of
| November. and viii take a trip
through China, Japan. India, Egypt.
Germany France and Switzerland,
studying army conditions in those
countries, after which he will return
to the United States.
Fifteenth cavalry. Second Lieu en-
ant Chauncey st. c. Mcneil. appoint.
ed second lieutenant in 1906.
Field Artillery.
Field artillery, Third regiment.
First Lieutenant Samuel Franken-
berger, Apo nted to the military
academy in 1898, First Lieutenant
John W. Bonner who enlisted in the
army as a private in 1901.
Coast Artillery, Capt Guy t Scott
appointed second lieutenant in 1898.
| Capt. William H. Monroe. who was
appointed to the military academy in
1889. and served as captain in the
war with Spain; First Lieutenant
Lewis Turtle, appointed to the mill
tary academy at large from West Vir-
ginia in 1899; First Lieutenan; Harry