| Show OUR ARMY OF OCCUPATION I Records of the Men Selected to Command the New Regiments In the Philippines Am What It Costs to Land Troops Where They Will Be of Service Against the Filipinos I Bu Captain Georce L Kifmer Late U 6 Volunteers STrTIIIIKB Infantry teal I T nwlIl and on revelry regiment l rItZ Htatee Volunteers art e rgnniael fur the war In the 1 hllIllU 1 i Of theee II regiment It To i n nr will IM I ortanlied In the I 111 Two of the Infantry regiment I I I cavalry 1 regiment hat lite I i ted 1 In HID Philippine chiefly I i lunlten from Ihe Hale teal nu have roenlleted III i thiee new Volunteer regiments r l t I he maximum the itrenglh of lity Kill Ira I about WOW men of tito i 1 1000 will be volunteer Th uii lrIl I volunteer establishment li I nil III In quite probable that thro nlmcntl Kill It organized > wi WO troop hate already been i II In hlllpplnei In the numerous 1 i tl in anl when nil of tile tolun f li lea < ht 1 Ihilr deitlnadon I Cd til I form inlliil Into the flelil to i with Ainiinnidoi ineuraenia will i to i < h1 I the figure of lo < no men 10 I Ih Se000 are or course Included To > it tt ti I olmitor regiment winch 1m r irtiid or are about to return N it l lot the Personnel of the soldiers Ih mi rlnnt thing In I the frailest of tl 10 r mini nil lletrulllng olncen lay I II it tin mi n offering Ihemielvel fur ilr 111 ill Philippine are of Ilic iy lullthat I In I ill lay the tooth to lmt i u great that It 1 U I poultl tort I I to-rt lint clan material Many elrr t She t the volunteer regiments are en I ilnir And knowKdge of the liardnhlpa TonlIh Infantry Joilathiatorar barrack N V Colonel Edmund < l tile I Colonel Mice Kim three lavirota I i In the civil war one for the derma ot Cemetery Wilson I at Gettysburg Jim I I commanded n Nineteenth Maaiachu sells in that battle and fell Ambling 1 House where he led rrh men I nine Iloketli Irllnln i Tnlyvonth infantry umv 3eade Ia Colonel Jamee M 1 lull Ueutvnant Colonel Albert IL cummlno I Major i Uorm 4 ttyram Major Hilward I l fr II CaiMd and Major I Clydt II V Hunt Ituard of that liters was Appointed core n1 of tile Thlrtanl Michigan close 1 M Thlrtynret Infantry rort Thomiut yColonel Jamea R IVttll Uejuten ant colonel Webb r Hayei Major I I Hunter I I Liggett Major Lloyd M lIt ant Major John K MrUahun aJo Colonel James X IVItlt loss been fire Nit COL PETTIT Ito COL 3o to be itidureil Is now fo wldeapread noti Cut eft tz A tit co U CoL rnl II I II I I of IKUII COIN Not Cot 00 I Vko RY i T throililnut this country that only mn of hardihood and character come for woo ir J I in a rule In lake up the burden ff a rmnpalin In the tropics While the oiflceri of the regular army huu initmi to complain of the nutliod if ih ilng the leader for theme new r 1 Illinois It 1 ll I evident 1 that the IM itnrKtn of the regiment Ihemiiilvea h 1 No I11 looked after In the aetculon tilih have been made Ixwklng for I Tit i I thi nglmintl there li I a strong r Utility < if frlcllrn In the way of mm 11i Inline If the troops are really i n lid I < I upon lo wage active warfare In Ui 1101 11 tIn t-In I fit Mng Ihe colonel for the newT new-T Sam tit the war department line net 11 I lion tin principle that the colonel link the regiment and not the rest Wt the colonel Army men know tAt I It li I Impossible to have a good rest linnt that ll I 10 ray n 1 good lighting BI I 1 a nice regimenttor any length oft of-t oi without n good 1 colonil A real n I 11 Unit U competed of good nun anti 1 I I llne olllceri may worry along for a dm AIII I keep Its record bright but Inth t I nolili Is sure to BO backward l i itto loader is I of tile right type ThIn Th-In 01 to rectiment Is I In 0 orn 0 Votrialeh I the father of hli men Helm I He-lm nth colonel and Ihe enlisted men th rrlatlonihlp ihould bo that of father lint i m The raptalni look after the in I llnli 1 illicliline of Ihe componlea < h > i ir inlllon li I that ot head men of i mlii In point of fact they area It l are-a or drivers who hold the In i in ill ot their comtnandi well In hoI > l whereat the colonel li I the boil 0 di It r 01 the company rummnoln i l n doei not undermine discipline It li I imolni 1 a friendly ana evn fa II ly Inlireit In Ihe Inllilduol Sol d I i it the regiment The colonel U I t arbiter In any dlipulca among ill Ilron uf the regiment and In any l coming I ip between Ihe eoldli n 11 l hr cotnimny olllceri All this lay I la-y iiiorlant > and during store oft of-t nlilng reglmenli from raw ma < i character which the regiment h > so Is I rentrally formed AI Ilia < litiel or nt least U 1 should be II < It the flcld olllcen tire of the right IYI i thi new regiment will at once take lt I i in in In the fighting line ui a unit of to tiny II ill kind nf wrrnro MIIICII flat oh 1 t In tile 1hlllpplnea mi far tile I1at ilandi out aa a unit There a b en no real charge of whole t nl J i and doubtleii there will lie I 1 lIrl gotten of throe or four real no have jlnlln II slilrltwt advance 1 OH n rule wherever there Ties been Ih i > tin charging line unit computed r i battalion or two or at the moit a Imrllt to ilia In l regiment aulhorlxed In June hm own filled The following U I a Hit of Hit Ir fluid olllcen Colonel Hell won three limetn In the civil war ae a cavalry ollr He Vitro ed In Cuba as major of Ihe Tint cavalry caval-ry and took cart In the nulitln nt Las Quailmaa and Don Juan Hill Major Ilyram was n lieutenant In I lie lire cavalry and mas vvorlsly wounded before Santiago Tw ntytlihth Infantry Camp Meade uolon1 i MIUiun It Illrkhlmer 11 ut mint Colond Itobett W onnnl Mafia r George H Allotment Major 111 more r Taguart and Major John 11 Porter Colonel William n lllrkhlmer was promoted from the Third artillery to lead the TwenlyelRhtli itolunlestro A natue of Ohio he eenul In the IVurlh Iowa cavalry during Ihe civil war After the uar lie entered Melt Point and was nMlgneil to the Third nilllleo Title command went to The rhlllpplnea In June 1HM Anti Captain lllrkhlmer owes Ills promotion to the rank of colonel colo-nel of Milunteen to bill gallant service with the batteries l nt the front fighting the HimnlanU and Klllplnoi nlnlnlh Infantry Tort Mrlher ion laColonel Dlward l 11 llanlln Ueutinant Colonel Herbert H Hargent Major Moron M to Johnson Jr Major Harry U Hawthorno and Major David B COM Colonel IMnanl U i llanlln U I a Ken luckless ami ai hli name Indicates belong be-long to one ot the will known famine of that late He U I n graduate of VVest Point unit a thoroughly educated profeulonal loldler Ilis lull had el purleneo HJ commanding it regiment for hi organized and 111 In tile war against Hialn Ihe Recond New York volunticii Thirtieth Infantry Tort Meriden Itli Iolond Cornellili Pardoner Iliulen ant Colonel James Jl Camiiliell Major lAionard A levering Major Malthew r 1 Hlocle and Major Thomas U Itartl gall Colonel lardener U I it Went Point ant dler nnd won his > rut In battles with the Indian lie giaduated from Weit Polar In 1tT3 unit went to the eolith West whero the Cheyennei Arupahooi Item anl Navajoea nero constantly on I the warpath WIn the Hpanlih war broke out Captain Gardener wan In Michigan and In Ing a favorite with the national thereof from a captaincy In the PIt regular Infantry but this K I not hit lint exiierlenoe I ae a colonel He torojuuml I nl II 1 the 1 fourth United elm Tomatoes I In less Colonel ivtilt li I a graduate of West Point and less ieen service on the plain ITS alpo liellm1 10 cortionlam The volunteer for service In Cuba Thlrtyteoon I Infantry Port leaven worth Kan Colonel Ioul A Craig ItetltMiant Colonel Iwl II Htrother Major Aksunder n Dyer Major Robert U I < Inc and Major Charles IIlel Ca bell Thirtythird Infantry Tort Ham Ilinmlon Tex Colonel Luther II Hire llititrnant Colonel John J llnreton i Major Marcua D 1 Cronin Maj > r Petition C March and Major rramli I I n 1 Ward Colonel Craig of Ihe Thlrtyieoond And Colonel Mare of the Thlilylhlrd lire Went Point men who have made records 1 on Ihe plains Thlrlyfourtli Infantry Tort lollnn ColoColonel Iyman W V Kennon I Meillenant Colonel Holier 4 Howie Major William A Shuck MaJor Julius A Ienn and Major uiph hei ler Jr I Captain reinsert W V Keunon Mao promoted from the Blith Infantry to lie tile colonel of the Thirtyfourth lie U I a native of jibed Island woe gradual I A t trim West mint In JMI nh1 I hoi Im in linily went welt and cm t on the I I A lair < f leneral CrooK In hl > niipiinn also Inot the Indian In t ot I n at the i lime of the very flrlt alli k loan Juan HIM Captain Reunion rotor a chance to how his nhllll 11 nmlltlei The sixth regiment was the Arm la go 1 forward lo open not upon ho I blockhouse block-house and when they mm in t the Swift running and deep Ron Joan river it 1 woe a great surprise to the troops tn find that barrier across iho nne of march The gallant Colonel Kgheri and Captain Keenan wmt forwanl alone to reconnoiter beyond the river I and having ntlMled themselves that the regiment rollld Palo they went baric and ordered It forward captain Kenion company led off and dabbed into the stream lining up along the olner elde and with Mlmot Egbert ad I touring through Ihe brush ae skit mleheie to protect th evolosting of the ILI Cot to COL JM13ELL THIRTEEN NEW COLONELS i rest of the regiment onT company t II i opened the flret 1 lire upon Ihe defender of the blockhouse The colonel le I a six l footer In statute and a magnlllcent type of OOIUff Thlrttltfth Infantry Vancouver liar rocket U anh Colon I Mlllam A Kob be Ueutenant tilonil IMward H Ilutnmer Major Robert 11 WIh Major Walter C Hli rt and Major Albert Al-bert IJIWI Colonel lubke won Hire brevet for gallantry In the cull war Hu intereU the regular army In m 1 ThlrlyeUth 1 Infantry Manila Colonel Colo-nel J franklin I IIAL Hell win n lieu tenant In Iho H until cavalry In mi and went lo the Ihilli plnea IH 4 major of engineers In ihi tolunleer nrMoe Hie chief work In one Held however nan been anything but Inimical and blow Ir lie hits cmlllonI the Our Ing vanauard of the imy acting ai Ills eyea ot headquarters and ho hai also 11 I uniill parthi of Tile follower In many dimhlng affairs Thlrljie enth Infnnlry Manlla Colonel Ilobert llruro Wallace The Thirl n onili U I one of the real ments organlirl In the 1hlllpplnea I from state 1 volunteris Its t nmandor Colonel Wallai ato IL 114111onant In Ihi Ffnl cavalry He li t among the lununt of Urn vainness having scroll lid rod I from West Iolnt an recently an HIM 1 Hi served 1 with the Second en ally al-ly In I the southwest Anti look I part In the rapture of the notorious Apache KidMhen Mhen the Bnanteh war broke out Lieutenant Wallace was seat to lion ran a lo t muster In I Iho volunteer and wan appointed 1 lieutenant colonel of the n1 Ionlnna regiment 110 Served with It In 1 the Philippines up lo the lime of t his appointment to take command of the Thlrlreeventh The Rleventh cavalry list been or ganloed In the Ililllpplnei during the summer under the lead 1 of Colonel J H Iockett who was protnoud from lh < rank ot captain In the fourth cavalry cav-alry He la I A native of lenrgla and graduated it West Point In Itn Under the Water order for volunteer volun-teer t there are being raited eleven rotor miiile one the fortyeighth to be com poeed of colore men The regtmHiH will be organlaed ne follow Thirtyeighth Infantry Port Knelling Minn Calcnet lenrge H Anderson Lieutenant Colonel Edward l B Iratt Colonel Andereon was promoted t from Ibo rank of major In the Sixth cavalry He U a native of New Jenny and after graduating from Went Point served with hip re lnint on the plains Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Colonel Pratt son promoted from the rank of major In lisp Twenty third Infantry Ik had ecrved will his regiment on the plains par tlcularly agalnel the Apache and INou Indiana He went to the Philippine In liM ami boo commanded a battalion In the Twentyeighth regiment In the Mmil na here Thlrtynlnih Infantry foil Crook Neb Colonel Robert K I Dullard Lieutenant Lieu-tenant Colonel fhailea J Crane Colonel llullarl la I an Alsbalsolls And Place hli graduation front West l lot lnt ha Served elderly III the SlArt doo 11I1I11It lJoutoonant Colonel Craft to I al 10 a 0ulhtIIr liaMng OIna from Mleeleelppl and loss pointed to Weet Point from Texas He commended the Ninth United rltatea I olunteer Infantry In Ihe Spanish war 1orllelh Infantry Fort Illley Harl Colonel Kdward A Qoilwln Lieutenant Colonel llernunl A Hirne Colonel lodwlti waa iroinotM from Ihe rank of captain In tin Klghth rev airr 1 He was appointed to the Military aoudemy from Weit Vlmlnln unit like erved comtantly In the southwest since 170 Lieutenant Colonel Byrne le I a Kentuckian and line won hie pun a i A miner In the Bluh regular In fanlr > He was with Ills regiment In the battle of Han Juan Hill and won w-on et the hiroei or that IIh X short ilout ago hu wait dlitlmtlon by at < tacillroor and capturing A I force of 11 Illoltmom lI1all fission larger than his own wmlllI 1ortynnt Infantry Tamp Meade Ia Colonel Hphralm T C lllchmonl Lieutenant Colonel I John B Mallory Colonel lUclimonili regular rank to l that of captain In Ihe Several artillery He wan born In Maryland and Item aerveil with the artillery In various Pont since IU Lieutenant Colonel Mallory graduated from West Point In title He VeNd on tile weetein frontier rhleay ui a ilnff Officer At the lime of hla appolntmuit ho wae serving on the start of llni nil Oil at Manila Iortyieron Infantry Tort Niagara N V Colonel J Mlllon Thompson Lieutenant Coloml Knorh H Crnwdnr Colonel Thompion l < gan tile military career aa a olunli > er soldier from New I Hampihlro In I H61 He tape to rank anti wait Dolnlt 10 ilia regular army at the close of the war At the lime of his appointment to tin colonelcy ho was a major In the Twenl > fourth Infantry II g i colored LUuluiant I Colonel Crowder nor 1Iolnl1 tom Missouri anti grt unlod train WI 101111 In Int Ilia iirvlre hni been chiefly that of a Halt mur He went to the 1hlllpplnei In Jun Iin Forlylhlrd Infantry fort Kthan At lea Vt4Naloftc1 l Arthur Murray Lieu tenanl Colonel John II I neactrm colonel Murray la an arilllery officer and was promoted from the rank oft of-t llln of Pint artillery Ilia Service Inre hit graduation hoi been wholly with he artillery arm and headquarters taff duly Ueulenitnl Colonel lleaeam was appointed to the military academy from Ohio and graduated In toll He haa Seen service In fie writ and on headquarter taft duly At the lime of hk promotion lie was captain In I the Rlxth Infantry fortyfourth Infantry fart Leaven worth KanColonel Kflwanl J Me Clcrnanrt Colonel McClernand woo appointed to the military academy from Illinois nine him graduation he lass aerved with his regiment on the plain anil was tro quently mentioned for gallantry and conspicuous service by leneral Miles He won n hrivft and a medal of honor In a impalgn agalnit the Indians In Itti he tervrd aa adjutant general for the Fifth army Corp In Cuba Forly nrih infantry Jeftereon bark racki N Y Tnlonel Jneeph II rhirit Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur B Wilder Colonl Doriti rank In I the regular army at the lime of his promotion wo crlalll of the Fourth cavalry Ile I however held the rank of lieutenant donel of vnluntMn In Cuba where he served ai adjutant general of Wneeleri division During the attack on Pan Juan hill he wao conspicuous on the firing line Lieutenant Colonel Winter idualed at Writ Fault In 1177 Ile was appointd from Mli hlitan AI the time I ot his promotion Wildi r woo cap 1ln In I the Fourth cavalry but bad aervert In I in ai colonel of he Fourteenth Four-teenth New York volunlTi Fortyllxth Infantry Himlh Framingham Framing-ham lien 1 rn nel Welter II H hue Tar Lieutenant rMalitil I James Iarker Colonel rVhutlir hull f n m New York lie boo Veto long lervlce In the weal agalnit the Indiana and use twice revelled fir gallantry In action A 1 he time of his promotion he held the rank of captain In the Fifth cavalry Llouteiunl Colonel Iarker wait Precinct nl 1 from radical In the Fourth cavalry He arrived Aar a Ibid officer In I the Twelfth Niw York vulunleere In Itn I IVnlyaevenlh Infantry Camp Mead Ia 1 Colonel Walter Howe promoted from at lIoln Fourth artillery Lieutenant Lieuten-ant Colonel AV llllam H Hcott promoted from cailaln of the lint cavalry Cabinet Howe U I n native of Indiana He liu nrveil continuously with his realnimli In I various Tests i In the well I llrulnent Colonel Scott la I a Texan In IM he lerved In Ihe Hell In Ihe adjutant general department Foityrlnhlh Infantry colored Colonel WIlliam 1 Duvall Colonel l > uv lli regular rank won that ol captain In Ihe lint million but he I from held the rank of lieutenant colonil In the new Twenlyilxlh Infantry In-fantry mince in organlaallon at Jlatli hurs He U I a native of Maryland and graduated train Witist Point III IM > The ntrulli for The Torlyelghlh are lo be gilhi red from the oounliy at large All the regimental officers arm to lie I while men but tile company officers will be old men Tin regular olllcen cull MUnllon to the conliiilon wblth li I likely to arlie in he mutter of rank when the volunteer volun-teer and regular come togethir on the hallhfield Several of tile new rcg ImII1 elomnd are eomn mot m-ot In the regular army but ai a vol limn r tank H I equal lo hat of H regular regu-lar I II will IN l fount hat a youthful captain or a lieutenant will In file volunteer vol-unteer rank In I lupirlor I o he gray haired major or Ikulounl coli nel of nil own regular reglmenl It 1 U I bell that there wan an abundant of majora Bull 1 Iliulenanl colonels with good 1 rec urdi fmm among whom Ihe colonel of hi new regltmnll 1 might have been labeled without creating any confusion or III fefllng For another thing the majority ot the field olttcera of Ihe I new rrglnnnta are taken from cavalry and artllliry It haa I been given out nt headquarters that It la I because the artillery ar-tillery and cavalry are not needed 1 and Ihi good of the oervlre will be belt mulnlalnil by leaving Hie Infantry OUT cero IN IIIr slimy are with tho regiment This In I ailed a very dlaphanoui rea soon iMriauie the artillery and cavalry 01110 tri could be transferred lo the In fnnlry urm In nil the plaiii ra < atei 1 through the promotion of majoa and 1IUlo i mint lolonele of Infantry to lead the how regiment Attention la I called by throe crlllel to the fuel that only Iwu of the 31 rolo IIIIH 1 appointed tn Infantry regiments iMr served at Held nitlcprl Intently It U I Impossible to arrive at a those ell ot tile coil of railing equip I films 1 maintaining and transporting a regiment ot Volunteers for eerlco In the Phlllpplnei ollklale In rharue 01 the work ray that the expense fir recruiting re-cruiting and organising the l regl menu now forming In the Htatei wll be merely nominal The recrultlm mil on are maintained anyway anJ there U I no additional e pinn < fur tell duvou become Item owned by the overnmenl are hon In one trio I tance the camp li under a leaM 1 not Yet Pired I For rlrlral help In the enitcrn eta lion there IS I no area cl eo the wok i done by men taken from the rank I wonilii I It tests the government 111 a month for an enllited elerk doing work for which a civilian would be paid 171 or tlDO The fullowlng table givei 1 all the emu t I which can he rhnrrlil agalnit the nine ogitnenli w > far ai The lame can tt I oacertalned even approximately sue AS INTANM NMI IJNx lisp 1fti9 t I Ansolne Men ouMit re wet 2EJfD m aai4 Nr urn oMaike TMO Tlmmpntk to I resolution Kim lose 4 1 = fmn Mil naeriMiVe il ask MUM I MlaMI Am laoit B TWai fUM The IOWMI I rate found for A regiment from New York to Bin Francisco la no cm for 1 MO men The rate would derream f1ft point weal 1 but there are full local fares paid from remote lectlono to I hill gin ral I rendegVolie where competing llnei enter In I The mot front flan Francisco to Manila la I bated upon the carryhu capacity of a traneimrt chattered it IM per day M IItrommodlln a regiment of about 109 I mon It will be ihne Months from the time the work of recruiting the now mal menti begtni before the Ant one reerheg the Philippine inn ranking all allowance for late enllitnenu the goveinment must pay and maintain the volunteer on the average at Insist three monhi In Order 1 In I place t them el the front Ito the Spanish war It court he government an average of Sue to rerun clothe and equip a Soldier anl Iraneport him to hill regiment According 1 Accord-ing I In Ihe t flguree In the above table the roil I per man for volunteer lent to the Philippine li I lid With the Cot I of recruiting organising and wear and tear nddd the mum might reach WOO Thc expenditure from the ordinary appn prlallan for Ihe I maintenance of Ih Surer army of MOOO men for the nun I cmi ndlng June M IM woo moolut I110wo or HOW tr I man It mar IK I assumed that this was Ihe I ay craze i on In I Peace I times The Item virumvIonvoill In Hi war department table t ta-ble are for pay Including that of all general Kaff oftlreri aubaliletice quar trmul auppllee transportation clothing and medical Suit 1 ordinance de paHmenti At lean onelialt nl the t expenditure ex-penditure on the home eetabllehmcnt are of K nature not to be oonaldered of nallng Ihe I ordinary coil 1 of maintaining main-taining MOM men for Philippine lerv leiialt lint war In tho Philippine raid for extraordinary expendlluree tell volt rand r-and too uniorimn in INS compute ex eiiitluirri I inrlilrnlal I I lo n elate of war t fnA fare and therefore not bekHiiIng In Ihe rlaaa with hone Incurred In main Its I taininar a hams army In time 01 too In he Item of pay alone for Instance 0 26 per cent must be added for the troops nlille on duly In the Philippine The ftatl of itlhelitence mint neceaeatlly be I heavily I Inireaieil and the loan by de rnl II Mruition of military property with the wear and tear of equipment and 1 ma Mill U I also extraordinarily heavy irower even tor The war department eitlmalel nit iggeedve In I title connection For thor > tho-r ending June 10 IIH for K DM men 116 000 OM The eellmate for the year ending June 10 IHt wait About the mm but during the Six month ending June 30 IS W the Attention for ex Iranrdlnary expenllturea called for an additional imwonoo The eetlmale for he I ear ending June III 1XU call for About llMMiaooo lo cover Ihe memo Items coveml 1 In IIM by 11110O001I The strength of the army for JtNlNO wai doubtless placed 100OH menThe men-The Item for pay for lie year ll four llmee aa great ai for the t peace estimate of 1171 for luMrtence traneporta 110 anl t clothing each li times ai nh for lixiwo ai for 1W7I and that for iiuarlermaitera supplies neven llmce aa great Third II appears that while the expenditure for pay are proportionate i it pro-portionate In he miinlier of roopi other expenditures are extraordinary |
