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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF JEWS WHO HAVESERVED IN THE CONGRESS OF THE

UNITED STATES

MICHAEL W. ASH was born in Pennsylvania. He was a Rep-resentative in the 24th Congress, from that State, from 1835to 1837, serving' as a member of the Committee on NavalAffairs.

JUDAH P. BENJAMIN attained eminence as a member of theUnited States Senate, as Cabinet officer of the Confederategovernment, and as a member of the bar. He was born atSt. Croix in 1811 and reached Charleston, S. C, about 1S1G.He received a classical education at Columbia (S. C.) College.After many changes of residence, he finally settled in NewOrleans, La., and was admitted to the bar there. In 1834 hewrote " A Dig'est of Reported Decisions of the Supreme Courtof Louisiana." In 1845 he was a member of the State Con-stitutional Convention; in 1847, a United States Commis-sioner; in 1848, a Presidential Elector for Loiiisiana; and in1852 was elected to the United States Senate, and re-electedin 1859, resigning' his seat on the secession of his State. Hebecame identified with the Confederate cause, and wasAttorney-General and Acting- Secretary of War of the Pro-visional Government of the Southern Confederacy. In Feb-ruary, 18G2, lie was appointed Secretary of State of theConfederacy, which position he held until its fall in 18(15.He settled in London, England, after the war, and was madeQueen's Counsel for Lancaster. During his residence abroadhe wrote liis celebrated treatise " On Sales." He died inParis, France, in May, 1884.

EDWIN EINSTEIN, of New York City, was born at Cincinnati,Ohio, November 18, 1842. He removed, in 1846, to New York,where he has since resided. He. received a collegiate educa-tion at the Colleg'e of the City of New York, and enteredUnion College, but was not graduated. He has always beenengaged in mercantile pursuits. He was elected, as a Repub-lican, from the 7th District, New York, to the 4(ith Congress.

NATHAN FRANK, of St. Louis, Mo., was born in Peoria, 111.,February 23, 1852. He wns educated in the public schools of

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Peoria and St. Louis, and at Washington University. Hewas graduated from the Harvard Law School in 1871. He isa member of the St. Louis bar and the author of " Frank'sBankrupt Law." He was the Republican nominee from the9th District, Missouri, for the 50th Congress, but was de-feated. He was re-nominated by the Republican and UnionLabor party, and was elected to the .list Congress as aRepublican.

EMANUEL B. HART, of New York, was born in that city, Octo-ber 2'.), 1811. He early entered upon a mercantile career. Hewent to the Spanish Main as a supercargo, and settled inNew Y'ork as a commission merchant. He served for a timein the Board of Aldermen of New York City. He was a Rep-resentative in Congress from New York from 1851 to 1853.He was at one time a Lieutenant-Colonel of the State Militia.He was appointed by President Buchanan Surveyor of thePort of New Y'oi-k, and subsequently made an Excise Commis-sioner. He was frequently a member of the State andNational Conventions of the Democratic party.

.JULU'S HOUSEMAN, of Grand Rapids, Mich., was born in thevillage of Leckendorf, in Bavaria, Germany, December 8, 1H32.He. received a common-school and commercial education.He was engaged for thirty years in mercantile business andthe manufacture of lumber. He held the office of Aldermanin the city of Grand Rapids from 1861 to 1870 inclusive. In1871 and 1872 he was a Representative in the State Legisla-ture. In 1873 and 187.) he was Mayor of Grand Rapids. Hewas elected to the 48th Congress, as a Democrat, from the.1th District, Michigan.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JONAS, of New Orleans, La., was bornat Williamstown, Grant Co., Ky., July 19, 183-1. He removedwith his father to Adams Co., 111., where he received hiseducation. In 1853 he removed to New Orleans, where hestudied law and received a diploma from the law departmentof the University of Louisiana in 1855. He joined the Con-federate Army as a private of artillery, served as such andas Acting Adjutant of the artillery of Hood's Corps in theArmy of Tennessee, until the end of the war. He waselected a member of the Louisiana Legislature in 1865, andserved until reconstruction. In 1868 he was Chairman of theLouisiana Delegation to the Democratic National Convention.He was the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant-Governorof Louisiana in 1872, but gave way on the formation of thefusion ticket. In 187:.! he was elected to the State Senate,


and adhered to the McEnery government, refusing to takehis seat in the Kellogg Legislature. He •was elected CityAttorney of New Orleans in 1874 and re-elected in 1876. Hewas a member of the Louisiana Legislature in 1876 and 1877,and Chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the House. Hewas a member of the Democratic National Committee fromLouisiana, and was elected to the United States Senate, as aDemocrat, to succeed James B. Eustis, taking his seat March18, 1879. His term of service expired March 3, 1885.

JULIUS KAHN, Republican, of San Francisco, Cal.. was born atKuppenheim, Grand Duchy of Baden, on the 28th day of Feb-ruary, 1861. He removed with his parents to California in1866, and was educated in fhe public schools of San Fran-cisco, having been a member of the class of 1878 of the Boys'High School. After leaving school, he entered the theatricalprofession, which he followed for ten years, playing withEdwin Booth, Joseph Jefferson, Tommaso Salvini, Mr. andMrs. W. J. Florence, Clara Morris and other well-known" stars." In 1890 he returned to San Francisco and began tostudy law. In 1892 he was elected to the Legislature of theState of California, serving during the 30th session. In July,1893, he was elected Secretary of the Finance Committee ofthe California Midwinter International Exhibition. In Janu-ary, 1894, he was admitted to the bar of the Supreme Courtof California. He was elected from the 4th District, Cali-fornia, to the 56th Congress.

DAVID S. KAUFMAN, of Sabinetown, Tex., was born in Cumber-land Co., Pa., in 1813. He was graduated at Princeton Collegein 1833. Not long after, he removed to Natchez, Miss., andread law in the office of Gen. Quitman. In 1835 he settledin Natchitoches, La. In 1837 he emig'rated to Nacogdoches,in Texas, and in 1838 he was elected a Representative in theTexan Congress. He was twice re-elected and twice chosenSpeaker of the House. In 1843 he was elected to the Senate,and from the Committee, on Foreign Relations, in 1844, pre-sented a report in favor of annexation, and took an activepart in its consummation. In 1845 he was appointed Chargeto this government, but that office was superseded by thefinal act of annexation. He was elected one of the first mem-bers of the House of Representatives from Texas, servingfrom 1846 to 1851. He died in Washington, D. C, January13, 1851.

LEWIS CHARLES LEVIN was born in Charleston, S. C, Nov. 10,1808. He early removed to Woodville, Miss., becoming a

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school teacher. Soon after a duel with an opponent, inwhich Mr. Levin was wounded, he left that town, and having1

read law, followed this profession in different States of theUnion, viz., Maryland, Kentucky, Louisiana and Pennsylvania.In 1838 he took up his residence in Philadelphia, and wassubsequently admitted to the bar in that city. He espousedthe cause of temperance, and edited the " Temperance Advo-cate." He became known as a speaker and a writer, and tohim is generally ascribed the formation of the Native-American Party in 1843. Its cause he assisted by the publi-cation of " The Sun," a daily paper, devoted to its interests.The new party won supporters, and as its representativeMr. Levin was elected to the House of Representatives threesuccessive terms, serving from 1845 to 1851. His importanceas a member of Congress was recognized in various ways,and he served as Chairman of the Committee on Naval Af-fairs. He died in Philadelphia, March 14, 1860.

JEFFERSON M. LEVY, Democrat, of New York City, was bornin New York. He is a son of Capt. Jonas P. Levy and anephew of Commodore Uriah P. Lev3'. He was educated inthe public schools and subsequently completed a course atthe University of the City of New York. He studied law withthe late Clarkson N. Potter, and having- been admitted tothe bar of the State of New York, was associated with himin various important litigations. Although active in publicaffairs and prominent in party work, he has never until nowheld public office. He is a member of the Chamber of Com-merce, of the Board of Trade and Transportation, of theReal Estate Exchange, and of numerous clubs and otherorganizations, and was for many years vice-president of theDemocratic Club. Commodore Levy, in 1830, at the sugges-tion of President Jackson, acquired Monticello, the home ofThomas Jefferson, and at his death Mr. Jefferson Levy be-came the owner. The homestead is maintained by Mr. Levyin keeping with its distinguished traditions. Mr. Levy waselected from the 13th District, New York, to the 56th Con-

LUCTUS NATHAN LITTAUER, Republican, of Gloversville, NewYork, born January 20, 1R59, in that city; removed to NewYork City in 1865, where he received his preliminary educa-tion; entered Harvard University and was graduated in 1878.He then engaged in the glove manufacturing business in Glo-versville with his father, to which he succeeded in 1882. Hewas elected to the 55th Congress and re-elected to the 56thfor the 22d District of New York.


MITCHELL MAY, Democrat, of the borough of Brooklyn, wasborn in that city, July 11, 1871. He was educated in theBrooklyn Polytechnic Institute and in the law school ofColumbia University, from which he was graduated in 1S92.He was elected to the 56th Congress for the 6th District ofNew York (Brooklyn).

ADOLPH MEYER, of New Orleans, was born October 19, 1842.He was a student at the University of Virginia until 1862, inwhich year he entered the Confederate Army and serveduntil the close of the war on the staff of Brigadier-GeneralJohn S. Williams, of Kentucky. He returned to Louisiana,and _has been engaged largely in the cultivation of sugarand cotton since, as well as in commercial and financial pur-suits in the city of New Orleans. He was elected Colonel ofthe Louisiana State National Guard in 1879, and in 1881 wasappointed Brigadier-General to command the First Brigade,embracing all the uniformed corps of the State. He waselected, as a Democrat, from the 1st District, Louisiana, tothe 52d, 53d, 54th, 55th and 56th Congresses.

LEOPOLD MORSE, of Boston, Mass., was born at Wachenheim,Bavaria, August 15, 1831. He received a common-school edu-cation at Wachenheim and came to the United States inearly life. He is a merchant. He was twice elected a dele-gate to the National Democratic Convention. He was elected,as a Democrat, to the 45th, 46th and 47th Congresses, rep-resenting the 4th District, Massachusetts; to the 48th Con-gress, representing the 5th District, Massachusetts: andto the 50th Congress, representing the 3d District, Massa-chusetts.

LEONARD MYERS, of Philadelphia, Pa., was born at Attle-borough, Pa., November 13, 1827. He received a liberal edu-cation. He studied and practiced law and digested the ordi-nances for the consolidation of the city of Philadelphia. Hewas solicitor for two of the municipal districts of Philadel-phia. He was elected, as a Republican, from the 3d District,Pennsylvania, to the 38th, 39th, 40th, 41st, 42d and 43d Con-gresses.

HENRY MYER PHILLIPS was born in Philadelphia, June 30,1811. He received a liberal education, subsequently readlaw, and was admitted to the bar in Philadelphia, in 1832.For some years, he followed criminal law practice withmarked success, and afterwards gave his attention to civillaw, by the practice of which he amassed a fortune, finally

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ranking- as one of the best constitutional lawyers in thecountry. In 1856 he was elected, as a Democrat, from the4th District, Pennsylvania, to the .!5th Congress, and during-his term figured conspicuously in the debates, especiallyduring the discussion on the admission of Kansas as a Stateto the Union. On the expiration of his term, he declined toaccept any other political office, though frequently urged tobecome the Democratic candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia.He was prevailed upon, however, to accept numerous posi-tions in educational, charitable and financial institutions, andwas a Commissioner of the Board of City Trusts, havingcontrol of the Stephen Girard Estate, and was made presi-dent of tha t board. He was also chosen President of theBoard of Directors of the Academy of Music, President ofthe Fairmount Park Commission, Director of the Pennsyl-vania Company of Insurance and Annuities, Director of thePennsylvania and other railroad companies, of the JeffersonMedical College, Western Union Telegraph Company, andother corporations. He also served as Grand Master of FreeMasons of the State of Pennsylvania. He was a patron ofthe fine ar ts . He died April 28, 1884.

I 'HILIP PHILIPPS was born in Charleston, S. C, December 1:1,1807, and was educated at the Norwich Military Academy, inVermont, and at Middletown, Conn. In 1825 he commencedthe study of law in Charleston, and on the day after at taininghis majority was admitted to the bar. He entered publiclife by becoming a member of the "Nullification Convention,''in 1832, and voted with the minority. In 1834 he was elected,for two years, to the State Legislature; in 1835 he resigned.He removed to Mobile, Alabama, and practiced his professionwith success. In 18:-!7 he was elected President of the Ala-bama Democratic State Convention. In 1844 he was electedto the Legislature, and was Chairman of the Committee onFederal Relations. In ]S49 he was President of an " InternalImprovement Convention." In 1851 he was again elected tothe Legislature. In 1852 he went to the " Baltimore Conven-tion." He was a Representative in Congress from Alabama,from 1853 to 1855, and declined a re-election. He remainedin Washington, D. C, and practiced his profession there.

ISIDOR KAYNEE, of Baltimore, Md., was born April 11, 1850.He was educated at the University of Virginia, and wasadmitted to the bar in Baltimore in 1870, and has beenpracticing law since tha t time. In 1878 he was elected tothe Maryland Legislature for two years, and was chosenChairman of the Baltimore City Delegation, In 1886 he was

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elected to the State Senate from Baltimore for four years.He was elected, as a Democrat, from the 4th District, Mary-land, to the 50th; 52d and 5.?d Congresses, and is at presentthe Attorney-General of the State of Maryland.

JOSEPH SIMON, Republican, of Portland, Oregon, was born inGermany, in 1851, and came to this country with his parentswhen but one year old. He has resided in Portland since1857, and received his education in the public schools of thatcity. In 1872 he was admitted to the bar. He was electedto the City Council of Portland in 1877, and served as amember of that body three years. He was appointed Sec-retary of the Republican State Central Committee in 187S,and managed the State campaign of that year; was chosenChairman of the Republican State Central Committee ofOregon in 1880, 1884 and 1886, and had charge of the Stateand National campaigns of those years in Oregon. He wasa delegate to the Republican National Convention, whichmet in Minneapolis in 1892, and was there selected as themember of the National Committee for Oregon. He waselected to the State Senate from Multnomah Co. in 1880, 1884,1888, 1894 and 1898, and was chosen President of the Senateat the sessions of 1889, 1891, 1895 and 1897, and at the specialsession of 1898. He was elected to the United States Senate,October 6, 1898, to fill a vacancy that had existed since March4, 1897. His term of service will expire March 3, 1903.

ISIDOR STRAUS, of New York City, was born in Bavaria, Feb-ruary 6, 1845. He came to this country in 1854 with his motherand settled in Talbotton, Ga., where his father had previouslyprovided a home. He was educated at Collinsworthi Instituteand was preparing to enter the West Point Military Academywhen the breaking out of the war prevented him from doingso. He removed to New York City in 1865, where his fatherfoimded the mercantile firm of L. Straus & Sons in I860.He entered the firm of R. H. Macy & Co., New York, in 1888,and the firm of Abraham & Straus, of Brooklyn, in 1893.He has been connected with various tariff and currencyreform movements. He is the representative of New YorkCity on the New York and New Jersey Bridge Commission.He was elected from the 15th District, New York, at a specialelection held on January 30, 1894, to fill the unexpired termof Ashbel P. Fitch, to the 53d Congress.

MYER STROUSE was born in Germany, December 16, 1825. Hecame with his father to the United States in 1832 and settledin Pottsville, Pa. He received an academic education and

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subsequently studied law. From 1848 to 1852 he edited a news-paper in Thiladelphia, called the " North American Farmer,"after which he devoted himself to ths practice of his pro-fession. In 1862 he was elected a Representative from the10th District, Pennsylvania, to the 38th Congress, serving onthe Committee on Roads and Canals. He was re-elected tothe 39th Congress, serving on the committees on Territories,Expenses, the Interior Department, and Mines and Mining.

DAVID L. YULEE was born in the West Indies, but when quiteyoung- removed to Virginia, where he received the rudimentsof a classical education. He emigrated to Florida in 1824, anddivided his time between the practice of law and the pur-suit of agriculture. He was a Delegate to Congress from theTerritory of Florida from 1841 to 1845, bearing the name ofLevy, and, as Yulee, was a Delegate to the convention whichframed the State Constitution. In 1845 he was elected aSenator in the 27th Congress, where he continued until ]SC>1,officiating as Chairman of the Committee on Post Offices andPost Roads. He was also President of the Atlantic andGulf Railroad of Florida. He withdrew from the Senate totake part in the Civil War, and at the close of the conflictwas confined in Fort Pulaski ns a prisoner of state.

PRELIMINARY LIST

OF

JEWISH SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

WHO SERVED IN THE

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

JEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

INTRODUCTION

At the Seventh Annual Meeting of the American JewishHistorical Society held at Philadelphia December 20, 1898,it was announced that Dr. J. H. Hollander, of the JohnsHopkins University, Baltimore, had been requested to col-lect details respecting the names, ranks and services of Jewswho were in the United States Army and Navy during theSpanish-American War.

Later on it was arranged that the preliminary list shouldappear in the American Jewish Year Book for 1900-1901,with the understanding that the final list would be publishedby the American Jewish Historical Society.

About the beginning of the present year, Dr. Hollanderformulated a plan and began the work, when he. was re-quested to go to Porto Rico for what was supposed to be atemporary service. I agreed to carry on the correspondence,meanwhile intending to turn the work over to Dr. Hollanderupon his return. A little later came his appointment tothe very honorable post of Treasurer of Porto Rico and thenecessity for his relinquishnient of work upon this list.

I accordingly determined to continue it. The sources forthe present list are as follows: For officers of the Army andNavy, the official registers; for non-commissioned officersand enlisted men in the Army and Navy, the Jewish news-papers and private information, since the War Departmentmuster-rolls are inaccessible; for the volunteer troops organ-ized by the various States, the rosters where published andagain private information and the Jewish press. There arescores of individuals all over the country to whom I am in-debted for important aid. Their names will be given in thefinal publication. Where names are starred, I have no evi-

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dence that the persons are Jews, and have judged simply bythe name; this statement does not apply to the New YorkState list, where practically no stars are given, although theJewish identity has not been established in every case. If,perchance, men who are not Jews find their names in theselists, I am sure they will not object to being in the companyof those with whom they suffered privations and fought fora common country.

To save persons who will be called upon to criticize thislist any trouble or undue expenditure of time, I will pointout some of its most glaring defects. It is inconsistent andinconvenient in arrangement; it contains names which shouldhave been omitted, and omits names which should have beenincluded; it frequently gives names incorrectly or with insuf-ficient data or under wrong commands, and it even containssome repetitions. These faults are mentioned so that thosewho might otherwise be obliged to give their time in discov-ing them will use it in aiding me to correct them.

It may not be unnatural for some readers to enquire why.if the Editor was conscious of all these faults, the publicationof the list was not delayed until it could be made more per-fect, and the answer is, that the improvement by waitingwould have been inconsiderable, but a publication of thisrough list at once gives the opportunity whilst the war andthe organization of regiments and companies is fresh inmind to the five thousand and more members of the JewishPublication Society of America to aid in its correction andimprovement. Every Jew in the United States is interestedin this work, and each one can do something toward it. Willthey send their corrections at as early a date as possible to theaddress given below?

CYRUS ADLER,170G S Street, Washington, D. C.

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OFFICEES OF THE BEGULAE AEMY ANDVOLUNTEEES1

ALFRED ALOE 2D LIEUTENANT. Passed necessary examina-tion and commissioned as 2d Lt. in the Regular Army, Sept.9, 1898. Pvt. and Corp., Jany. 25, 1897 to Sept, 18, 1898; 2dLt. 18th Inf., Sept. 9, 1898; accepted Sept. 19, 1S98. Born inMissouri; appointed from Pennsylvania; served in the Philip-pines.

AARON H. APPEL SURGEON-MAJOR. Asst. Surg., June 3, 1879;accepted, July 8, 1879; Capt. Asst. Surg., June 3, 1884; Maj.-Surg., Jany. 26, 1897.

DANIEL M. APPEL SUEGEON-MAJOR. Asst. Surg., Aug. 5, 1870;accepted, Aug. 20, 1876; Capt. Asst. Surg., Aug. 5, 1SS1; Maj.-Surg., Nov. 15, 1895. Born in and appointed from Pennsyl-vania.

GEORGE M. APPEL 1ST LIEUTENANT. Sergt. and 1st Sergt. 1stU. S. V. Engineers, June 17, 1898 to May 7, 1899; 2d Lt. 2dU. S. V. Engineers, May 8, 1899; accepted, May S, 1899; hon.must, out May 16, 1899; 1st Lt. 39th U. S. V. Inf., Aug. 17,1899; accepted, Sept. 12, 1899. Appointed from Colorado.

DR. HENRY BRODEK Attached to the staff of Gen. Merritt,served in the Philippines.

IIYMAN M. COHEN, M. D., of Maryland FIRST LIEUTENANT ANDASSISTANT SURGEON. NOW iu the Philippines.

M. FLEISHMAN QUARTERMASTER, Col. Lawton's Regiment;went to Chickamauga. Of Savannah, Ga.

DR. FRANK, of Louisville, Ky. Probably officer U. S. A.PHILIP S. GOLDERMAN 1ST LIEUTENANT. Sergt. Co. I and

Color Sergt. 203d N. Y. Inf., July 11, 1898 to Oct. 27, 1898; 2dLt. 203d N. Y. Inf., Oct. 28, 1898; hon. must, out, Mar. 25,1899; 1st Lt. 26th U. S. Inf., July 5, 1899; accepted, July 17,1899. Appointed from New York.

SAMUEL GREENWALD, Prescott, Ariz. Private, Troop A,Rough Riders; promoted 2d Lieutenant for gallantry.

JOSEPH M. HELLER ASSISTANT SURGEON. In the official re-port of Capt. Batchelor's famous expedition from San Nico-las to Appani, through the heart of Northern Luzon, pub-

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lished in the Manila Tribune of Jany. 14, 1900, personal men-tion is made of Dr. Heller. Capt. Batchelor complimentsAsst. Surg\ Heller for his qualities of perseverance, patience,and fidelity to duty. Showed great courage in ministeringto the wounded under fire. Recommended by General Otisfor promotion; now stationed at Port Columbus, N. Y. OfWashington, D. C.

*GUSTAVE HIRSCH 2D LIEUTENANT SIGNAL OFFICES, June ir>,1899. Honorably discharged.

HARRY J. HIRSCH 1ST LIEUTENANT. Cadet M. A.. June 16,1887; 2d Lt. 15th Inf., June 12, 1891; 1st Lt. 18th Inf., Dec.16, 1897.

BENJAMIN KOSSMAN 2D LIEUTENANT. Volunteers: 2d Lt.35th U. S. V. Inf., July 5, 1899; accepted, July 20, 1899. Reg-ulars; Pvt. tr. D, 6th Cav., Dec. .il, 1892 to Mar. 30, 1896; Pvt.,Corp. and Serg't., and tr. D and Q. M. Sergt. 6th Cav., June(j, 1896 to July 6, 1899; Post Q. M. Sergt., July 7, 1899. Ap-pointed from Mississippi.

B. ALBERT LIEBERMAN SURGEON WITH RANK OF MAJOR. 2dLt. 3d Mo. Inf., Apl. 27, 1898; hon. dischd., July 18, 1898;Asst. Surg. 6th Mo. Inf., July 19, 1.S98; Maj.-Surg., Jan. 1,1899; hon. must, out, May 10, Is99; Maj.-Surg. 33d U. S. V.Inf., July 5, 1899; accepted, July 10, 1899. Appointed fromMissouri.

*ALBERT W. LILIEJN'THAL CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT. Capt.7th U. S. V. Inf., June 22, 1898; accepted, July 4, 1898; hon.must, out, Feb. 2d, 1899; Capt. 40th U. S. V. Inf., Aug. 17,1899; accepted Sept. 12, 1899. Appointed at large.

ABRAHAM U. LOEB 2D LIEUTENANT. 2d Lt. 9th U. S. Inf. Atthe beginning of the war was mustered into the service asa Private, Co. C, 160th Ind. Vol. With his regiment from thetime it left Indianapolis until it was ordered home fromCuba, after several months of arduous duty there. His meri-torious conduct won for him the rank of Corporal; laterappointed Lieutenant. Of Lafayette, Indiana.

OREN B. MEYER 1ST LIEUTENANT. Cadet M. A., July 1, 1886;Add. 2d Lt. 1st Cav., June 12, 1890; 2d Lt. 2d Cav., Sept. 18,1890; 1st Lt. 3d Cav., June 28, 1897. Breveted for gallantservices at San Juan. Born in Texas, appointed from Ohio.

DR. SIDNEY J. MEYERS ACTING SURGEON. Served in Cuba.Of Louisville, Ky.


DR. J. H. MITN1CK 1ST LIEUTENANT. Of Baltimore, Md.

•ANDREW MOSES 1ST LIEUTENANT. Cadet M. A., June 21,1893; Add. 2d Lt. 11th Inf., June 11, 1897; 2d Lt. 7th Art.,Mar. 8, 1898; 1st Lt. 3d Art., Nov. !), 1899. Born in and ap-pointed from Texas.

*GEORGE W. MOSES MAJOK. Volunteers: Maj. Add. Pin.,June 3, 1898; accepted, June 17, 1898; hon. disch., May13, 1899. Regulars: Cadet M. A., June 15, 1892; 2d Lt. 3dCav., June 12, 1896; 1st Lt. 4th Cav., Sept. 14, 1899. Born inand appointed from Ohio.

GEORGE J. NEWGARDEN CAPTAIN ASSISTANT SURGEON. Asst.Surg., Nov. 4, 1892; accepted, Nov. 8, 1892; Capt. Asst. Surg.,Nov. 4, 1897. Born in and appointed from Pennsylvania.

LOUIS OSTHEIM CAPTAIN. Cadet M. A., Sept. 1, 1878; 2d Lt.3d Art., June 13, 1883; trans, to 6th Art., Mar. S, 189S; Capt.1st Art., Oct. 16, 1899. Served in the Philippines.

DANIEL L. M. PEIXOTTO CAPTAIN 3D U. S. V. (IMMUNES).Died of yellow fever. Before the war he was on the staff ofGen. Ordway, commander of the militia, D. C. At the out-break of the Spanish war he offered his services to thegovernment and shortly thereafter received his commissionand was ordered to Cuba.

*OTHO B. ROSENBAUM 1ST LIEUTENANT. Cadet M. A., Sept.1, 1890; 2d Lt. 7th Inf., June 12, 1894; 1st Lt., Apl. 26, 1898.Born in and appointed from Virginia.

FELIX ROSENBERG MAJOK. Stationed at Fort Thomas. OfCleveland, Ohio.

MORRIS I. SCHAMBERG, D. D. S., M. D. Enlisted as private inCo. D, 1st Penna., on June 14, 189S. Transferred to 2d Divis-ion Ambulance Company, thence to 2d Division HospitalCompany, with which detachment was sent to Porto Rico.Was put in charge of detail to take possession of the SpanishMilitary Hospital at Ponce and fumigate for American occu-pancy. For arduous and efficient work at this station duringthe most trying period, was recommended by Col. Greenleafand received appointment as Acting- Assistant Surgeon, rank1st Lieutenant. Did service at Ponce, Guayama, Arecibo.and i3an Juan, at latter point was made Executive Officer ofthe U. S. Military Hospital. His resignation was reluctantlyaccepted, taking effect February 19, 1899.


GUSTAV F. SCHLACHTER 2D LIEUTENANT. 44th U. S. Inf. Atthe outbreak of the war he enlisted in Co. G, 3d Regt. N. G.Pa.; was promoted to Corporal, and subsequently to Quarter-master-Sergeant. After the return of the 3d Regt. he enlistedagain, as Private of Co. F, 3d Infantry, and remained thereuntil Aug\ 17, 1899, when he was appointed to his presentrank. Of Philadelphia, Pa.

PHILIP H. STERN CAPTAIN. 1st Lt. 5th U. S. V. Inf., July 13,1898; accepted, July 15, 1898; Capt., Feb. 3, 1899; accepted,Feb. 17, 1899; hon. must, out, May 31, 1899; Capt. 29th Inf.,July 5, 1899; accepted, July 19, 1899. Appointed from Ala-bama.

LOUIS C. WOLF 1ST LIEUTENANT. Cadet M. A., June 21, 1893;Add. 2d Lt. Eng., June 11, 1897; 2d Lt., July 5, 1898; 1st Lt.,Oct. 26, 1898. Born in and appointed from Wisconsin.

MOSES G. ZALINSKI CAPTAIN. Pvt., Corp. and Sgt., BatteriesG and H, 1st Art. Oct. 21, 1885 to Mar. 3, 1889; 2d Lt. 2d Art.,Feb. 11, 1889; accepted, Mar. 4, 1889; 1st Lt. 4th Art., Feb.12, 1895; trans, to 2d Art., Mar. 16, 1895; Capt. A. Q. M., Mar.9, 1898; accepted, Mar. 21, 1898. Born in New York; appoint-ed from army. Graduate of Artillery School, 1894.

OFFICEES NAVY AND MAKINE CORPS

*WM. O. COHN ENSIGN. Appointed May 21, 1898, from Massa-chusetts; discharged, Sept. 19, 1898.

EDWARD T. CONSTIEN CADET ENGINEEK. On " Minneapolis "during the war. Appointed from Pennsylvania, May 19,1894; afterwards assigned to the " Iris," and subsequentlyto the " Princeton."

SIMON COOK LIEUTENANT. Assigned to " Princeton " May 27,1898. Cadet and Midshipman, June 10, 1873; Midshipman,June 18, 1879; Ensign, Nov. 15, 1881; Lieutenant, junior grade,Mar. 15, 1889; Lieutenant, Sept. 27, 1893. Present duty,Branch Hydrographic Office, Chicago. Born in Illinois; ap-pointed from Missouri.

HENRY C. ECKSTEIN SUBGEON WITH BANK OF LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER. Made a member of the Naval Inquiry Board.Retired, May 10, 1893; present residence, Philadelphia; seaservice, 15 years; date of entry into the service, Dec. 24, 1862.Born in and appointed from Philadelphia.


HERMAN J. ELSON Born in, and appointed Naval Cadet fromMississippi, May 19, 1894. Assigned to the " Massachusetts,"Apl. 4, 1898. Subsequently appointed to the " Newark."

JONATHAN M. EMANUEL PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEEB WITHBANK or LIEUTENANT. Retired, April 8, 1891; present resi-dence, Philadelphia, Pa.; sea service, 15 years, 3 months;date of entry" into the service, Aug. 25, 1862. Born in Eng-land and appointed from Pennsylvania.

BENJAMIN FRENKEL, . M. D., Galveston, Tex. Born October10, 1876. Appointed March 1, 1898, Apothecary, AuxiliaryCruiser "Hornet"; Acting Surgeon on "Hornet" duringhostilities. Passed examination at Brooklyn Navy Yard andappointed to the Naval Station at San Juan, Porto Rico.

FRANKLIN W. HART PAYMASTER WITH BANK OF LIEUTENANT.Assigned to " Celtic," Sept. 22, 1898; entered the service May20, 1898. Born in and appointed from the District of Co-lumbia.

EUGENE M. ISAACS BOATSWAIN, "Iowa." Assigned, Sept. 21,1898. Entered the service 1887. Born in Pennsylvania; ap-pointed from Iowa.

SIMON JACOBY GUNNER. On " Oregon." On duty Apl. 10,1898; entered service, Dec. 28, 1897. Born in England andappointed from New York.

CHARLES H. LAUCHHEIMER ASST. ADJUTANT AND INSPECTORWITH RANK or MAJOR. Member of General Staff, Headquar-ters, Washington. Entered service, Sept. 11, 1S77. Duringthe war, in Judge Advocate General's Office. Born in andappointed from. Maryland.

HARRY G. LEOPOLD PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER. Of Cin-cinnati, Ohio. Born in Iowa; appointed from Ohio, Oct. 1.1878. Passed Asst. Engineer; assigned to duty on the" Monterey " ; subsequently assigned as Lieutenant to the" Petrel."

*FRANK LYON LIEUTENANT, JUNIOR GRADE. Entered serviceMay 20, 1890. During war, on board " Oregon," AssistantEngineer with rank of Ensign. At. present on " Machias."Born in and appointed from Kentucky.

ADOLPH MARIX COMMANDER. Born in Germany, entered ser-vice from Iowa, Sept. 26, IS04; Ensign, Apl. 19, 1869; Master,July 12, 1870; Lieutenant, May 24, 1872; Lieut.-Comm.inder,May 9, 18-93. Secretary to the Board of Inquiry on the blow-ing np of the " Maine."

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ARTHUR T. MARIX 2D LIEUTENANT, PEOMOTED CAPTAIN U. S.MARINE COEPS.

ALBERT MORITZ LIEUTENANT, ENGINEER. Appointed fromNew York, Sept. 13, 1877; made Assistant Engineer, July 1,1883; made Passed Assistant Engineer, July 13, 1894; madeLieutenant and assigned to. the " Newark," .March 3, 1899.

STANFORD E. MOSES LIEUTENANT. Appointed from Georgia,Sept. 6, 1888. Was Assistant Engineer on the "Brooklyn"during the war. Made Passed Assistant Engineer and as-signed to the " Oregon," Sept. 19, 1898; made Lieutenant(Junior Grade) and appointed to the " Celtic," March 3, 1899.

DR. NATHAN SURGEON. Navy Chief Staff Surgeon, secondclass, ranking as Lieut.-Colonel.

FRANK RORSCHACH GUNNEK. Was Gunner on the " Puri-tan " during the war; subsequently assigned to the NavyY'ard, Norfolk (St. Julien's). Was appointed from Kansas,Nov. 27, 1896.

JACOB C. ROSENBLUTH PASSED ASSISTANT SURGEON. WasAssistant Surgeon on the " Massachusetts " during the war.Made Passed Assistant Surgeon, Oct. 14, 1898. Appointedfrom New York.

DR. WILHELM SACHS SURGEON. Navy Chief Staff Surgeon,first class.

C. D. STERN ENSIGN on " Minneapolis."

JOS. STRAUSS LIEUTENANT. Was with Lt. Houston when thesoundings of Cabanas Harbor were taken, just before theflag-ship " New Y'ork " was fired upon by the Spanish cav-alry. Was Junior Lieutenant on the " Castine " ; subse-quently on the " Lancaster," and was then assigned as Lieu-tenant to the Bureau of Ordnance.

DR. JULIUS ULMAN, of Buffalo, N. Y. Probably officer U. S. A.

JULIUS I. WILE ASSISTANT ENGINEER, rank of Ensign. Ap-pointed from New York, May 20, 1898; discharged, Feb. 27,1899.

BENJ. WOOG 2D LIEUTENANT. Of Washington, D. C. Enlistedin Rough Riders; appointed at end of war, 2d Lt. in MarineCorps; now in Philippines.


NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATESREGULAR ARMY AND VOLUNTEERS1

BERNARD ADLER, of Pennsylvania. Private, Hospital Corps;served in Cuba.

ISIDORE J. AMTER, of Denver, Col. Corporal, Co. E, 7th U. S.Infantry; killed at Santiago.

ASHER L. ANSPACHER, of Sioux City, la. Co. H, 2d Battalion,2d U. S. Vol. Engineers; went to Cuba.

THEODORE BACHMAN, U. S. Vol. Signal Corps.BERT J. BERG, of Minnesota. Private, Hospital Corps; served

in Cuba and the Philippines.GUS. L. BERKMAN, of Texas. Co. C, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-

tered in at Galveston, May 22. 1898; mustered out at Gal-veston, Oct. 28, 1898.

THOMAS S. BEERWALTER. Private, Co. E, 16th U. S. Inf.;served in Cuba.

JOSEPH BLOCH, Troop P, 3d U. S. Cavalry.HARRY BLOCK, Astor Battery; went to the Philippines.HERMAN H. BLUM, Co. M, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in May

22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.MAX BLUMBERG, of Texas. Co. B, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-

tered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.LEE K. BOCHROCH, of Philadelphia, Pa. Sergeant-Major, 2d

Vol. Artillery. Distinguished himself in charge at Santiago,July 2, 1898.

M. BORDOWSKY, 4th U. S. Cavalry.*JOHN BRAUNSCHWEIG, of Columbus, O. Private, Co. A, 3d

U. S. Vol. Engineers.LOUIS BROOKS, of Atlanta, Ga. Joined Col. Ray's Immunes at

Macon, Ga. Appointed 1st Sergeant; went to Santiago withregiment.

CHERRY Private, Co. F, 18th Infantry.A. B. COHEN, of Washington, D. C. 3d U. S. Vol. Engineers.H. COHEN, Astor Battery. Went to the Philippines.

1 This refers to the regiments not organized by States.

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MORRIS J. COHEN, Sergeant. Killed in the Philippines. Dis-tinguished himself as the captor of the first flag taken fromthe enemy in the Spanish-Tagal war.

SAM COOPER, of Texas. Co. A, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Musteredin May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.

M. DLUGATZ, Priv., Co. F., 31st U. S. Vol.

SOL. B. DRACHMAN, of Tucson, Arizona. Private, Rough Rid-ers, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav. Having contracted pneumonia whilein camp, he was not allowed to go to the front but remainedat Tampa.

ABM\ ELLENBOGEN, of New Jersey, now in Philippines.

*GEORGE J. ENSFELDER, of Cincinnati, O. Private, Co. B, 2dU. S. Vol. Eng.

WALTER FALK, of Texas. Captain's Orderly, Co. A., 1st U. S.Vol. Inf. Mustered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28,1898.

MORRIS FARBER, of Texas. Co. L, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Muster-ed in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.

FEIGER. 7th U. S. Artillery.

MAURICE FELIX, of New Iberia, La. Co. I, Hood's Immunes,stationed at Camp Caffrey, La.

HENRY FERLMAN, of Texas. Co. D, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-tered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.

MIKE FINE, Co. K, 14th U. S. Inf.

MORRIS FINE, Boston. Battery K, 2d U. S. Artillery.

CHAS. FISCHL, of Texas. Co. E, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Musteredin May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.

SAMUEL FISHELL, of Chicago, 111. Private, Troop D, 1st Cav-alry Reg.

EMIL H. FRIEDLER. Co. H, 3rd U. S. Vol. Eng.

HARRY FRIEDMAN, of Texas. Hospital Corps, Co. M, 1st U.S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28,1898.

M. G. GLANBERG. Priv., 16th U. S. Vol.

LOUIS GLUCKMAN. Priv., 12th U. S. Inf.

HEXRY GODSHAW, of Owensboro, Ky. Co. G, Oth U. S. Inf.Was in battle at Santiago.


SAMUEL GOLDBERG, of Santa Fe, N. M. Private, Troop F,Rough Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav. Wounded in action July1, 1898.

MAURICE M. GOLDSTEIN, Boston. Battery C, 2d U. S. Artil-lery. Enlisted May 24, 1898; discharged May 12, 1899.

SOL. GORDON, of Texas. Co. K, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered inat Galveston May 22, 1898; mustered out at Galveston Oct.28, 1898.

LEWIS GREENWALD. Private, Co. M, 8th Inf. Served asProvost Sergeant at Little Springs, Ga., and in body-guardof General Brooke in Porto Rico.

B. GUTTENBERG. Corporal, Co. M, 1st U. S. Inf.PHILIP L. HAAS, of New York. Co. E, 1st U. S. Vol. Eng.JOSEPH HARBURGER, of West Virginia. 41st U. S. Vol. Inf.GRANT HART, of Altoma, O. T. Corporal, 1st Battalion, 1st

U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in at Kingfisher, O. T.SAMUEL HART. Sergeant, 3d U. S. Cavalry; promoted from

Corporal for gallantry at siege of Santiago de Cuba (Eng-land).

HAUSMAN, Priv., 47th U. S. Vol.JACOB H. HETTLEMAN, of Goldsboro, N. C. Private, Co. I,

4th U. S. Vol. Inf.M. H. HILDERMAN. Hospital Corps, 41st Inf., U. S. V.BENJAMIN HINNAMAN. Private, Co. H, 4th U. S. Vol. Inf.BERTRAM HIRSCH. Corporal, originally in Ohio Volunteers.FRED HOFFMAN, of Idaho. Co. C, 36th U. S. Vol. Inf. Served

in the Philippines.*FRED. HOFFMAN, of Pueblo, Col. Private, Troop A, Rough

Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.JOSEPH HOFFMAN. Co. E, 22d U. S. Inf.; served in the Philip-

pines; formerly Co. A, 5th Ohio Vol. Inf.JACOB HOLZER, of Birmingham, Ala. 5th U. S. Immunes.HARRY HYMAN. Private, Co. L, 7th U. S. Inf.H. S. HYNEMAN, of Texas. Co. F, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Muster-

ed in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 2S, 1898.ROSS ISAACS. Co. C, 3d U. S. Vol. Inf. Served in the Philip-

pines.MILTON ISINBERG. Private, Co. I, 4th U. S. Vol. Inf.


JACOB ISRAEL, of Ligonier. Private, 17th Inf., U. S. A. Wentto Tampa with regiment.

CHAS. C. JACOBS, of Texas. Co. M, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-tered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 2R, 1898.

JULIUS KAHN, of Dallas, Tex. Served at El Caney.

JOSEPH F. KANSKY, of Tacoma, Wash. Saddler Sergeant,Rough Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.

EDWARD A. KATZ, of New York City. Troop E, 16th U. S.Cavalry. Stationed at Tampa, Fla.

ABRAHAM KOPEL. Astor Battery

ALBERT KURZMAN, of New York City. Troop E, 2nd U. S.Cavalry.

ABRAHAM LAZARUS. Priv., Co. M, 35th U. S. Vol.

HENRY LEVI, Boston. Battery C, 2d U. S. Artillery.

JOS. LEVY, of Texas. Regimental Band, Co. M, 1st U. S. Vol.Inf. Mustered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.

NATHAN LEVY. Private, Co. F, 18th Inf. Served from May 17to August 23, 1899. Took part in battle of Manila, captureof Iloilo, skirmishes Molo and Jaro, 30th expedition toManila, expedition to Iloilo.

JULIUS F. LEWIS. Hospital Corps, 2d U. S. Vol. Inf., April 1G,1898-June 22, 1899, Santiago.

MORRIS LOEWENSTEIN, of Kvansville, Ind. Corporal, TroopA, 8th U. S. Cavalry. Stationed at Huntsville, Ind.

MYER LINDER, Williamsburg, N. Y. Co. M, ?th U. S. Inf.

WILLIAM LOWENSTEIN, Richmond, Va. Enlisted October,1898; Mounted Courier, 2d Division. Hospital ('dips. 7thRegiment; served in Cuba; later enlisted in Navy as Appren-tice in Hospital Corps, U. S. S. " Kearsarge."

*HYMAN LOWITSKI, of Santa Fe, N. M. Private, Troop E,Rough Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.

GEORGE H. LYON, of Mulhall, O. T. Priv., 1st U. S. Vol. Inf.

LOUIS MARCKS. Corporal, Co. H, 4th U. S. Vol. Inf.

LOUIS Z. MARKS, Draughtsman. Co. A, Provisional EngineerCorps, U. S. A.

SIDNEY MAY. Astor Battery.


DAVID V. MEDALIE, of Big Rapids, Mich. Battery H, 3rdU. S. Artillery. Went to the Philippines.

W. H. NEWMAN. U. S. Vol. Signal Corps.GUS. G. NUSSBAUM, of Texas. Co. L, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-

tered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.SAM'L OLKIN, of New York. Co. B, 13th U. S. Inf.; wounded at

Santiago.IRVING PEIXOTTO. Enlisted in 1893 in the 6th Inf., TJ. S. A.;

subsequently made corporal; went to Cuba with his regi-ment and was in the battle of San Juan; was one of the firstAmericans to reach the top of the hill; mustered out inJune, 1899.

THOMAS POPPELBAUM, of Watonga, 0. T. Priv., 1st Bat-talion, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in at Kingfisher, O. T.

ARTHUR D. RADZINSKI, of Texas. Quartermaster Sergeant,1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in May. 22, 1898; killed at theBattle of San Jacinto, Philippine Islands, while with :>::dReg.

*HYMAN RAFALOWITZ, of Santa Fe, N. M. Private, Troop I,Rough Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.

*ADOLPH REBENSTISCH, of San Antonio, Tex. Private, TroopF. Wounded June 24, 1898.

BENJAMIN RICHMOND. Co. L, 7th U. S. Inf.JOSEPH ROBINSON, of Albany, N. Y. Private, :11th U. S. Inf.,

Co. H.; served in Porto Rico.DAVIS RODVIEN. Private, Co. A, 2d U. S. Inf.

ROSENBAUM. 4th U. S. Art.JACOB ROSENBERG, of New York City. Private, Hospital

Corps; served in Porto Rico.LEO ROSENBERG, of St. Louis, Mo. Orderly in 19th Infantry,

U. S. A. Went to Fort McPherson with regiment.BENJAMIN ROSENTHAL, of Alexandria, La. Sergeant, 19th

Reg., U. S. Inf. Went to Santiago, Cuba.WM. ROSING, of Texas. Co. C, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in

May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.JACOB SALOMON, of New York City. Private, 6th U. S. Cavalry.SIMON SARTORIOUS, of Vicksburg, Miss. Quartermaster Ser-

geant, Co. D, 5th IT. S. Vol. Went to Porto Rico.SAMUEL E. SCHARFF, of St. Louis, Mo. M U. S. Vol. Eng.

Stationed at Matanzas, Cuba.


SCHEETZ, Private (regular).ED. SEELIG, of Texas. Co. C, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in

May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.MORDECAI SHEFTALL, of Savanah, Ga. Private, Co. I, Ray's

Regiment. Went to Santiago.MAX SHIRETZKI. Private, Co. G, Ga. Vol. Inf.JOSEPH SHOW, Boston. Battery C, 2d U. S. Artillery.CHAS. SILVER. Priv., 13th U. S. Vol. Inf.BENJAMIN SLOSHBERG. Co. L, 7th U. S. Inf.0. SMITH. Astor Battery. Went to the Philippines.

SOLOMON, Oklahoma. Sergeant, 2d U. S. Vol. Cav.P. S. SONDHEIM. Astor Battery.

STEINAU. Private, U. S. Cavalry; now in Philippines.SAM STEINBERG, of Texas. Co. A, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mus-

tered in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, 1898.ARNOLD E. STERN. Priv., 27th U. S. Vol.LEWIS H. STOBENSKY. U. S. Vol. Signal Corps.THEODORE E. STRAUS, of Baltimore. U. S. Engineer Corps.LOUIS TRENNER, of New York City. Troop E, U. S. 2d Cav-

alry. Served in Philippines.JAKE WAIXEL, of Texas. Co. J, 1st U. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered

in May 22, 1898; mustered out Oct. 28, ]898.A. WARSHAUER. Priv., 18th U. S. Vol.JSADORE WEILL. U. S. Vol. Signal Corps.ROBERT WEILLER. Priv., 16th U. S. Vol.*ADOLPH S. WERTHEIM, of San Antonio, Texas. Private,

Troop G, Roug-h Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.J. WERTHEIMER, of New York City. Priv., Astor Battery.ADOLPH WIENER. Priv., 16th U. S. Inf.JACOB WILBUSKY, of New York. Enlisted under the name

" Jacob Berlin " in the Rough Riders; 16 years old; killedin first skirmish.

JOS. WILE. Co. H, 18th U. S. Inf.JOSEPH J. WILNER, of Boston. Battery C, 2d IT. S. Artillery.^FREDERICK W. WOLFF, of San Antonio, Texas. Private,

Troop D, Rough Riders, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.


FRANK B. YOVITS, of Schenectady, N. Y. Enlisted June 14,1897, 13th U. S. Inf., served in Cuba; promoted Corporal, Dec.22, 1898, went to the Philippines; promoted Sergeant, March5, 1900; honorably discharged June 13, 1900.

EDWIN ZIEGLER, of Dale, 0. T. Private, 1st Battalion, 1stU. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in at Shawnee, O. T.

LEOPOLD ZIPF, of Chandler, O. T. Artificer, 1st Battalion, 1stU. S. Vol. Inf. Mustered in at Shawnee, O. T.

The following, all from New York City, who served in theregular army, are given together under their commands and outof the regular alphabetical list:

3D ARTILLERY—BATTERY K

HARRY GOLDSTEIN. Private.

5TH ARTILLERY—BATTERY D

ISAAC MERRICKS. Private.JOSEPH WEISS. Private.SAMUEL ZEMAN. Private.

7TH ARTILLERY—BATTERY H

ABRAHAM H. ECKSTEIN. Private.SAMUEL HASS. Private.HARRY I. HARRIS. Private.JACOB LEVEY. Private.HERMAN LEVY. Private.MICHAEL LUDGIN. Private.ISADORE NAGEL. Private.RALPH RAPHAEL. Private.IGNATZ RUBIN. Private.HARRY SOLOMAN. Private.SAMIL WALLENSTEIN. Private.FREDERICK WOOLFURT. Private.ISAAC ZIMMERMAN. Private.WILLIAM FRANK. Sergeant.FELIX MEYERS. Sergeant.SIMON BURKEWITZ. Private.

BATTERY K

MORRIS AARONBERG. Private.

7TH ARTILLERY

ARTHUR A. BURROWS. Musician.JOSEPH LEMLEIN. Musician.

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BATTERY A

ABRAHAM BLUMSTE1N. Private.DAVID COHEN. Private.MORRIS FEINBURG. Private.MORRIS FINKELSTEIN. Private.MAX FRIEDLAND. Private.SIGMUND GOLDSTEIN. Private.JOHN MEYERS. Private.MICHAEL WEIL. Private.

BATTEKY C

JOSEPH BECK. Private.MAX BECK. Private.MAX GOLDSMITH. Private.MORRIS STONE. Private.

BATTERY II

MAX K. HIRSCHMAN. Sergeant.ARTHUR WEISSENBAUM. Corporal.

BATTERY K

MORRIS BLUMENSTEIN. Private.ALEX. PREGER. Private.

BATTERY NOT GIVEN

RICHARD AARON. Private.A. BERNSTEIN. Private.H. J. FEIGN. Private.

U. S. NAVY ENLISTED MENMORRIS BINSWANGER, of Baltimore. Apothecary in the

Navy.

BERTRAM DAVID. Apprentice-boy on battleship " Texas."

H. DAVIS. U. R. S. " Chicago."

JOHN DAVIS. Gunner's mate on " Marblehead "; wminded offCienfuegos.

J. EPSTEIN. U. S. S. " New York."

SAMUEL FELDMAN, of New York City. On S. S. " New York " ;injured in attack on the fortifications of San Juan, P. R.,on May 12th, 1898.

S. FERGUSON. U. S. S. " Olympia."

ISRAEL FOX, of Baltimore, Md.


M. FRIEDHOF. U. S. S. " New York."J. GARLICK. U. S. S. " Indiana."

. S. GARLICK. U. S. S. " Helena."H. GLOVER. U. S. S. " Chicago."HENRY GOTTLIEB, Huntington, L. 1. Enlisted as apprentice

on training-ship in 1895, when he was 15 years old; after-wards transferred to the " Raleigh " and participated in thefight at Manila Bay.

N. HARRIS.HARTMAN. Sailor on the "Indiana"; transferred to the

"Helena"; went to Manila.SAMUEL HESCHT, of New York City. U. S. S. " Yankee."J. HESSLER. U. S. S. " New York."R. T. HOLLAND, of East Saginaw, Mich. Member of the Mich.

Naval Reserves; assigned to the " Yossemite " as c. yeo.MAX M. HUBSCHER, of New York City. U. S. S. " Vulcan."H. KLEIN. U. S. S. " San Francisco."J. KOHN. U. S. S. " New York."DAVID KRONACHER, of Cincinnati. 1st Asst. Paymaster; on

the " Texas " in the tight with Cervera's fieet off Santiago.MAX LAZARUS, of Columbia, Tenn. Yeoman in Navy.DAVID LEV1, of Louisiana. Painter, U. S. S. " Passaic."CHAS. LEVITT. 1st Batt. N. Y. Naval Reserves; Chief Carpen-

ter, U. S. S. " Yankee."H. LEVY. U. S. S. " Iowa."JACK LIECHTENSTEIN, of Hull, England. Electrician on the

" Texas."LOUIS MAHYMONT, of Detroit, Mich. Member of the Naval

Reserves; appointed to the " Yosemite."ED. MAYBAUM, of New York City. Gunner's mate on the " In-

diana."B. MEYERS. U. S. S. " San Francisco."M. MORRIS. U. S. S. " New York."H. RICHARDS. U. S. S. " Inditina."J. RICHARDS. U. S. S. " New York."M. ROSENSTEIN. U. S. S. " Dolphin."


•ARTHUR J. SCHNEIDENBACH. Seaman, U. S. S. " Nahant."*JULIUS SCHWAES, of Louisiana. Auxiliary Navy.OSCAR SHLAEPFLER, of Omaha, Neb. On the " Monadnock."

SCHWERIN.*H. W. SONENBERG, of Louisiana. Auxiliary Navy.ADOLPH STATTER, of Baltimore, Md.ERNEST SUNTZNICH. Was in the battle of Cienfuegos; the

first sailor killed in the war with Spain.• HENRY LEHMAN WEIL, of New York City. Auxiliary Navy.SYDNEY S. WEIL, of Baltimore. Enlisted March 9, 189G, as

Machinist; served on "New York," " Indiana" and during1

the war on the " Castine "; later on the " Brooklyn " and" Chicago "; enlistment expired Jan. 15, 1S99.

D. WHITE. U. S. S. " Olympia."MOSES WOLF. Machinist on the " Lancaster."L. S. YOUNG. U. S. S. " Olympia."

STATE VOLUNTEEE REGIMENTS. OFFICERS ANDENLISTED MEN

ALABAMA1ST REGIMENT ALABAMA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

LEON SCHWARZ, Birmingham, 1st Lieutenant and BattalionAdjutant.

PHILIP G. SEAMAN, Anniston, 1st Lieutenant and BattalionAdjutant.

DAVID W. GASS, Birmingham, Hospital Steward.OSCAR WOLFF, New Orleans, Chief Musician.

COMPANY A

LOUIS J. BLAU, Irondale, Corporal.COMPANY C

LOUIS DAVIS, Gadsden, Private.MAX L. SCHATZEN, Gadsden, Private.

COMPANY EJACOB J. EHRENSPERGER, Cullman, Private.

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COMPANY F

PERCY M. SLOSS, Tnscumbia, Private.COMPANY G

ERNEST L. WEISS, Birmingham, Corporal.JULIUS LEVY, Birmingham, Private.JOHN MAGNUS, Birmingham, Private.

COMPANY K

LEON JOSEPH, Birmingham, Private.GOTTLIEB A. MOSER, Birmingham, Private.FRANK L. MOSES, Birmingham, Corporal.

COMPANY L

HERMAN L .MERTZ, Greenville, Corporal.ALEXANDER H. GRATZ, Birmingham, Corporal.JOSEPH WOLFF, Birmingham, Corporal.

2D REGIMENT ALABAMA VOLUNTEER INFANTUY

COMPANY B

WALTER B. GOLDSMITH, Ft. Deposit, Private.EDWARD D. HERTZ, Huntsville, Private.

COMPANY D

ISAAC ABRAHAM, Montgomery, Corporal.CHAS. D. FABER, Montgomery, Private.

COMPANY E

HENRY T. NEWBOLD, Mobile, Corporal.ALFRED HEINEMAN, New York, Private.ALBERT KOCH, New Orleans, Private.EARL NEWMAN, Mobile, Private.

COMPANY FJOE KAHN, Eutaw, Private.EUGENE L. MAY, Tuscaloosa, Private.HENRY C. MAY, Tuscaloosa, Private.

COMPANY G

HENRY DANIELS, Eufaula, Private.LEE COHEN, Eufaula, Private.

COMPANY H

GIDEON P. BLAU, Dothen, Private.PHILIP R. ROSENBERG, Troy, Private.JOHN L. SOLOMON, Dothen, Private.

COMPANY K

SOLOMON LEVY, Newbern, Private.

COMPANY M

EUGENE L. WOOLF, Atlanta, Ga., Musician.

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3D REGIMENT ALABAMA VOLI^NTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY AISRAEL LEWIS, Troy, Private.

COMPANY BJOSEPH EiMANTJEL, Mobile. Corporal.

CO.MPA.NY ])CHARLES SOLOMON. Birmingham, Privaie.

COMPANY GGABIUEL LEWIS, Moss Point, Miss., Private.

ARKANSAS

2D ARKANSAS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY AHENRY LEVIN SON, Corporal.

COMPANY EBARNEY STIEL, Sergeant.JOE EFBER, Private.CHAS. JOSEPH, Private.MAX OTTENHEIMER, Private.

CALIFORNIA1ST REGIMENT CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May (i, 1898. Went to the PhilippinesCOMPANY A (SAX FRANCISCO)

ALEXANDER S. LESS, Musician.SELIGMAN KATZ, Private.MORRIS C. MARKOWITZ, Private.WM. POLASKI, Private.

COMPANY B (SAN FRANCISCO)*\YM. B. EICHBAUM, Private."MILTON EISENSCHIMEL, Private.

COMPANY D (SAN FRANCISCO)ABRAHAM COHN, Private."S. M. GOODMAN, Private.HUGO ROSEBURG, Private.

COMPANY F (SAN FRANCISCO)HENRY W. DOSCHER, Sergeant.MILTON A. NATHAN, Musician.SYLVAN A. NEWMAN, Musician.WILLIAM COHN, Private.*H. KOENIG, Private.

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COMPANY G (SAN FRANCISCO)EDGAR ABRAMS, Private.ADOLPH BOAS, Private.JOSEPH P. HEILBRONN, Private.FELIX HINEMAN, Private.HENRY LEVENSON. Private.EMANUEL H. LEVY, Private.

COMPANY H (SAN FRANCISCO)MARTIN FREUND, Private.*JOHN F. C. KOSCHINTZKI, Private.JESSE W. KUTZ, Private.

COMPAJN'Y I (SAN FBANCISCO)CLARENCE A. SON, Sergeant.GEORGE ROSENBERG, Private.

COMPANY K (SAN FRANCISCO)PERCY L. BADT, Sergeant.JOSEPH BERGMAN, Sergeant.PINKUS KURTZ, Private.HYMAN MEYERS, Private.CHARLES J. MUND, Private.

COMPANY L (SAN FRANCISCO)-ALBERT C. ADLER, 2d Lieutenant.A. COHEN, Private.F. E. COHN, Private.L. ISAACS, Private.L. LESZYNSKI, Private.ALEX. MEYER, Private.

COMPANY M (SAN FRANCISCO)

-ALFRED F. MEINHARDT, Corporal.

G'J'ii REGIMENT CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 11, 1898; mustered out December 15, 1898

COMPANY A (STOCKTON)

-ALBERT L. ENGELHART, Private.ELMER CHARLES ROSENHEIM, Private.

COMPANY B (STOCKTON)

MILTON M. GOLDSTEIN, Private.*LEWIS OSOSKE.

COMPANY C (FRESNO)

-CHARLES H. LEDSINGER.


COMPANY D (MODESTO)

*MARTIN KOTHENBEEG, Private."THEODORE STEENBERGER, Private.

COMPANY E (VISALJS)

*GEO. B. HELLER, Private.

COMPANY G (BAKBRSFIELD)

ABRAHAM H. ABRAMS, Private.

COMPANY H (MEECED)

*FRED. BAUMBACH, Corporal.

7TH REGIMENT CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 9, 1898; mustered out December 2, 1898

COMPANY A (Los ANGELES)

ISAAC L. ISAACS, Private.JOSEPH LAVENTHAL, Private.

COMPANY B (SAN DIEGO)

FREDERICK A. HEILBRON, Corporal.

COMPANY C (LOS ANGELES)

-ALBERT KOHLER, Private.*FREDERICK J. KUPFER, Private.SAUL B. KURTZ, Private.

COMPANY D (POMONA)

*ELI H. KELLER, Private.IDO MENDELOWITZ, Private.

COMPANY E (SANTA PAULA)

ALBERT ROSENBERG, Private.THEODORE ROSENBERG, Private.WM. D. ROSENBERG, Private.

COMPANY F (LOS ANGELES)

-TONY O. H. BOGALSKY, Sergeant.*ALFRED C. HAHN, Private.SAM. SALOMON, Private.CLARENCE F. SAMUELSON, Private.

COMPANY G (REDLANDS)

*FRED. J. MICHAELIS.

COMPANY I (PASADENA)

EDWIN G. WEIL, Corporal.FRANK E. BILLHEIMER, Corporal.


COMPANY K (SAN BERNARDINO)

*JOHN WEIL, Private.

COMPANY M (RIVERSIDE)

*FRANK BIDENSTINE, Private.JACOB JACOBSON, Private.

8TH REGIMENT CALIFORNIA VOLXTNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in July 9, 1898; mustered out January 28 to February 6,1899

BAND

* JULIUS G. GOMEZ.COMPANY C (PETALUMA)

*E. S. HELLER, Captain.

COMPANY E (SANTA ROSA)

*LOUIS W. KOHLER, Sergeant.

COMPANY F (OAKLAND)

*AUGUST C:. ROHRBACHER, Private.

COMPANY G (ALAMEDA)

^WALTER T. STEINMITZ.

COMPANY H (REDDING)

-'"CONRAD H. GOLDBERG, 1st Sergeant.CHARLES S. GOLDSMITH.

COMPANY K (COLI'SA)"FRED LAUBENSTEIN, Private.-VALENTINE LAUBENSTEIN, Private.•ADAM R1TZIIEIM, Private.

1ST BATTALION CALIFORNIA HEAVY ARTILLERY

Mustered in May 10, IK'JSBATTERY A (SAN FRANCTSCO)

Went to the PhilippinesHARRY L. AUERBACH, Private.*LEONHARD BOLINSKI, Private.*JUL1US SPIEGEL, Private.

BATTERY B (SAN FRANCISCO)

Mustered out January 30, 1899HERBERT CHOYNSKT, Captain.*GEORGE BACHMAN, Private.-GEORGE BRIEDENBACH, Private.*FBANK L. KELLF.R, Private.*F. II. SOLOMON.

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BATTERY C (SACRAMENTO)

Mustered out February :), 1899*.TACOB RAUMAN, Private.*HRUDE WISEMAN.

BATTEBY D (LOS ANGELES)

Went to the Philippines"PER. A. OSTBERG.

The following' are said to have attended services held in thePhilippines on Yom Kippur, 1*9*. Their names do not appearin the California roster:SAMUEL BELLARCH, 1st Cal. Vol.SAMUEL WEINGARTEN, 1st Cal. Vol.MAJOR HARRY WEINSTOCK, Major 1st Cal. Vol. Inf.

COLORADOSOL. A. GUTHMAN, Leadville, Co. F, 1st Col. Vol. Enlisted May

1, 1898; served with honor through the war, taking Dart iiiall engagements before fall of Manila, Aug. 13, 1898: was indifferent engagements in Filipino war until July 16, 1899;ordered home with Regiment; mustered out at San Fran-cisco, Sept. 8, 1899.

SAMUEL ISAACS, Trinidad. Enlisted in Trinidad Vol.; sta-tioned at Whipple Barracks, Ariz.

CONNECTICUT1ST REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS

DAVEGA LEVY.

1ST REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER INFANTRYMustered in at Niantic, May 17-1.s, lsus; mustered out at Hart-

ford, October 31, 189SCOMPANY A (HARTFORD)

*CHAKLES F. WOLF. 2d Lieutenant."CHARLES OLSCHEFSKIE, Sergeant.-SIMON J. BUSCH, Private.•SIMON FREUND. Private.SAMUEL SHAPIRO, Private. Transferred to Band.

COMPANY B (HARTFORD)*ISADORE BERNARD, Private.*OSCAR FOX, Hazardville, Private.*JOSEPH ROSHICK, Private.

COMPANY C (ROCKVILLE)

*PELIX GROSS, Private. (Died Sept. 25, 1898.)*EMIL R. SHERWITZKY, Private.*CARL C. SCHMEISKE, Private.•ICMIL W. SCHMEISKE, Private.


COMPANY D (NEW BRITAIN)

*JOHN W. ABRAMSON.COMPANY E (NEW BRITAIN)

*AXEL E. SAMUELSON, Musician.*MIKE SAKELSKY, Private.

COMPANY G (MANCHESTER)

*CHARLES H. GRABOISKI, Private; promoted to Corporal.

COMPANY H (HARTFORD)

•'HARRY S. ADLER, Private.COMPANY I (NEW BRITAIN)

-JOSEPH MAYER, Hartford, Private.COMPANY L (MERIDEN)

-LOUIS GOLDSTEIN, Private.

3D REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in the U. S. Service, Niantic, July 2-fi, 1ROS; musteredout, Savannah, Ga., March 20, 1899

COMPANY A (NEW LONDON)

^JOSEPH WEINSTEIN, Private.COMPANY B (PAWCATUCK)

"ALBERT H. VITENHEIMER, Private; promoted Sergeant, May—; to 2d Lieutenant, Dec. 8.

COMPANY D (NEW LONDON)

•JOSEPH POLSKEY, Montville, Private,COMPANY G (PUTNAM)

-GEORGE C. HAHN, Private. (Died Nov. 9.)COMPANY H (STONINGTON)

*PHILIP ISAACS, Corporal; reduced to ranks.JULIUS C. MEYERS, New Haven.

COMPANY I (NEW LONDON)

*HARRY N. NEWBURG, Groton, Private.*DAVID WOLF, Mystic, Private.

NEW HAVEN

C11AS. LOWENTHAL, New Haven, Corporal.FRED. EDWARD CAHN, New Haven, Private.

1ST REGIMENT CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY

BATTERY A—LIGHT—(BRANFORD)

Mustered in service, Niantic, May 19, 1898; mustered out, NewHaven, October 25, 1898

-SAMUEL M. COWEN, Waterbury, Private.-MICHAEL G. GREENBERG, New Haven, Private.ARTHUR S. LOEB, New Haven, Private.

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BATTERY B (BRIDGEPORT)

Clustered into service May 17, 1898; nrnstered out December 20,1898, Bridgeport

*JAC'OB SCHEOB, Private.*BERNARD SCHWARZENBERG.

BATTERY C (NEW HAVEN)

Mustered into service May 9, 1898; mustered out October 31, 1898,New Haven

:l"LOUIS W. CAHN, Private.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

1ST D. C. VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY DJULIUS AUGENSTEIN.

COMPANY EEMANUEL HARTSEL.SAMUEL H. JACOBSON, Private.

COMPANY P

JOSEPH OTTENBERG, Private.JACOB OPPENHEIMER, Corporal.

COMPANY KMOSES OTTERHEIMER.

FLORIDA

1ST FLORIDA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY A

SIG. MESSING, Tampa, Private. Mustered in May 18, 1898.

COMPANY C

*ADOLPH SACHER, Tampa, Private. Mustered in May 18, 1898.

COMPANY H

MAX J. IIEINBERG, Tampa, Sergeant. Mustered in May, 22,1898.

*WM. L. HAHN, Tampa, Private. Mustered in May 22, 1898.

COMPANY M

-LEO YVITKOVSKI, Tampa, Corporal. Mustered in May 23, 1898.

GEORGIA

1ST GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS

COMPANY E

JACOB LEFFLER, Savannah, Private.


COMPANY MERNEST GLUCK, Albany.

2D GEORGIA VOLI*NTEE.RS—HOSPITAL COUPSMAX FELDMAN, Savannah.N. LAZARUS, Savannah.LEO LOEB, Savannah.HARRY B. WOLF, St. Louis, Mo., Private.

COMPANY C

SYDNEY ANHALT, Augusta.COMPANY K

JOSEPH LASKY, Savannah, Private (died).COMPANY L

JOSEPH M. DREYER, Savannah, 1st Lieutenant.SIMON FLEISHMAN, Savannah, non-commissioned officer.HERMAN F. HOLSCHE, Savannah, Private.

COMPANY M

HENRY HERSKOVITS, Mt. Carmel, Pa., Corporal.ISAAC BERNER, Savannah, Private.ADOLPH BRUNWASSER, Philadelphia, Pa., Private.HARRY CASSELL, Savannah, Private.JOSEPH ELSINGER, Savannah, Private.ABRAHAM LASKY, Savannah, Private.SAMUEL PEARLMAN, Glenwood, Private.HARRY STAHLBERG, Philadelphia, Pa., Private.HARRY WEINER, New York City, Private.MAX LAZARUS, Stationed at Huntsville, Ala.M. ANSPACHER, Augusta, Signal Corps Troop, Station M, Au-

gusta, Ga.3D GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS

JACK COHEN, Major. Went to Cuba.HARRY SILVERMAN, 1st Lieutenant.

IDAHOSIDNEY C. FULD.FRED. LEVY.

ILLINOIS1ST ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*ERNEST H. LYONS, Chicago, Private.*THEODORE SALENSKI, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY B

FREDERICK B. HART, Chicago, 2d Lieutenant.*FRED. C. JACOBSOX, Chicago, Private.*AUGUST POLEXSKI, Chicago, Private."GEORGE D. ZIELINSKI, Chicago, Private.


COMPANY E

DAVID E. MEYER, Corporal.CHARLES L. FISCHER, Chicago, Private.EDWARD MARKWALD, Chicago, Private.AUGUST L. RICHTER, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY F

*HARRY M. ZWEIG, Chicago, 1st Sergeant.EUGENE I. WILE, Chicago, Corporal.-BENJAMIN ZWEIG, Chicago, Corporal.HENRY J. MOORE, Chicago, Private.BERT. WILE, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY G

ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, Chicago, 1st Lieutenant.LEON ROSENTHAL, Chicago, Sergeant.WILLIAM A. ASCHMANN, Chicago, Corporal.EMIL ROSENTHAL, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY H

CHARLES B. ORENDORFF, Chicago, 1st Sergeant.EDGAR R. HART, Chicago, Sergeant.SEBASTIAN BECKER, Chicago, Private.LEON L. HART, Chicago, Private.WILLIAM KAUFMAN, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY K

BENJ. J. MOORE, Chicago, 2d Lieutenant.RUDOLPH FRANKENSTEIN, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY L

ALEXANDER M. DANIELS, Chicago. Captain.MAX S. GOLDBERGER, Chicago, Corporal.EMIL ROSENBERG, Chicago, Corporal.ELMER W. BAUMGARTEN, Chicago, Private.ALVIN J. FRANK, Chicago, Private.ARCH. T. LURINGSTONE, Chicago, Private.*LOUIS Z. MARKS, Private.VICTOR J. OHRENSTEIN, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY M

CHARLES O. BERG, Chicago, Private.GEORGE I. GELDER, Chicago, Private.LOUIS GELDER, Chicago, Private.HUGH MOORE, Chicago, Private.CHARLES C. SCHNEIDER, Chicago, Private.

2n ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

BEN.T. NATHAN, Chicago, Sergeant,ARTHUR L. HART, Chicago, Corporal.

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ADAM ABRAHAMSON, Chicago, Private.LOUIS BERNSTEIN, Chicago, Private.*HENRY KOLLENBERG, Chicago, Private."FRANK L. LEYANDUSKI, Chicago, Private.EDGAR D. MAYER, Chicago, Private.ALEX. A. SILVERMAN, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY B

*MAYER BASS, Chicago, Private.MAX EPSTEIN, Chicago, Private."RICHARD HAHN, Chicago, Private.*WM. M. HAHN, Chicago, Private.SAMUEL MEYER, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY C

MOSES B. EOSENTHAL, Chicago, Corporal.RICHARD STROSS, Chicago, Musician.•"GEORGE LECHLENTHALER, Chicago, Private.SAMUEL H. MYERS, Chicago, Private.

COMPANT D-SYLVESTER F. RUSKAWITZ, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY E

OLIVER N. GOLDSMITH, Jr., Chicago, Sergeant.JACOB FRAZINSKI, Chicago, Private.JOSEPH W. JACOBS, Chicago, Private.CHARLES MENDOLSEN, Chicago, Private.LOUIS NEWBERGER, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY F

JAMES GETTLE, Chicago, Private.GEORGE E. GOLDEN, Chicago, Private.*FRANK GUSTOWSKI, Chicago, Private.HANS MEYER, Chicago, Private.-FRANK PIANTKOWSKI, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY G

JOSEPH C. LASER, Chicago, Quartermaster Sergeant.BEN.T. E. MENDELSOHN, Chicago, Corporal.CHARLES B. GOLDSMITH, Chicago, Private.CHARLES F. JACOBS, Chicago, Private.WALTER ROSENBAUM, Chicago, Private."CHARLES SEGAL, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY H

JOS. RACZYNSKI (No. 1), Chicago, Private.JOS. RACZYNSKI (No. 2), Chicago, Private.ADAM WOLF, Chicago, Private.


COMPANY I

^FREDERICK E. KOEHLER, Chicago, Captain.*FRED. KOCH, Chicago, Private.MAX I. OHRENSTEIN, Chicago, Private.*MAX SELIGMAN, Chicago, 1'rivate.

COMPANY K.

HERMAN WOLF, Chicago, Artificer.

COMPANY L

*ALEX. FUERSTENBURG, Chicago, Private.-MILTON C. WOLF, Chicago, Private.

3D ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

XJACOB M. MUSZYNSKI, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY C

"ADOLPH BERGMAN, Ottawa, Private.*HARRY COWAN, Joliet, Private.

COMPANY E

*MAX IIEINEMAN, Aurora, Private.

COMPANY H

*EDWARD HAUSEMAN, Kockford, Private.

COMPANY I

*FRED. E. LANDBERG, Elgin, Private.

COMPANY L

*LEVI BENJAMIN, Kantakee, Private."FUANK NAMINSKY, Kantakee, Private.

4TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTTU*—COMPANY A

"ALEX. BONDKOFSKI, Arcola, Private.* ALBERT J. WOLF, Arcola, Private.

COMPANY B

*ELI.TAH W. HERSH, Newton, Captain.

COMPANY D

*CARL STRAUSS, Belleville, Private.

COMPANY E

*JOSEPH LICHTENWALTER, Mattern, Private.

COMPANY F

•^ALFRED B. WOLF, Mt. Vernon, Musician.*FRANK MAYER, Mt. Vernon, Private.


COMPANY G

*ARTHUR L. ABRAHAM, Efflngham, Corporal.

COMPANY K

*ADOLPHUS A. SCHWARTZ, Sergeant.

5TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY B

*CHAS. JACOBS, Taylorville, Private.

COMPANY D

*GUS. M. WISE, Springfield, Private.*JAMES A. WOLF, Springfield, Private.

COMPANY E

-JOSEPH OPPENHEIMER, Hillsboro, Private.

COMPANY If

SAM. BERGER, Quincy, Private.DAVID VASEN, Quincy, Private.

COMPANY H

SAM. MAY, Decatur, Corporal.

6TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*LOUIS ROSENFELD, Rock Island, Private.

COMPANY C

*BERT WOLF, Galesburg, Private.

COMPANY D

*FRANK HELLER, Abington, Private.

COMPANY E

*HARRY C. GOODMAN, Sterling, Private.

COMPANY M

*LOUIS BERGMAN, Galena, Private.*GEORGE BERGMAN, Galena, Private.*HEEMAN GUGGENHEIMER, Galena, Private.*HARRY KRAUSKOP, Galena, Private.

7TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*SAUL LOEB, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY F

*SAM. GOLDOFSKY, Chicago, Private.

COMPANY K

*HENRY OPPENHEIMER, Chicago, Private.

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COMPANY M

*MICHAEL 1LITZ, Springfield, Private.

9TH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY D

-WILEY LEOXBERGER, Sparks Hill, Private.

COMPANY L

*ELTAS P. JACOBS, McLeansboro, Private.

1ST ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER CAVALRY

MILTON' .1. FOREMAN, Chicago, Regimental Quartermaster,with rank of Captain.

TROOP I)

*GEORGE H. JACOBY, Springfield, Private.

TROOP E

*FRED. E. SELIGMAX, Chicago, 1st Sergeant.-LEO FREUDENTHAL, Chicago, Private.

TROOP G::MOKITZ GOLDMAN, Chicago, Private."SIOMUND WISNEWSKI, Chicago, Private.

TROOP I

FRED. W. JACOBT, Chicago, Private.

TROOP K;:CHAS. H. HELLER, Chicago, Private.*ALMERON JACOBS, Chicago, Private.

TROOP L

*GHARLES A. JACOBS, Springfield, Private.

ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY—LIGHT BATTERY A

GUSTAVE J. KOHLER, Galesburg, Corporal.

The following were reported by the American IwtivWv to havegone to Springfield, 111., where the Illinois National Guard wererendezvousing. It is not known whether they enlisted in theIllinois Volunteer Regiments or not.

DAVID, Chicago.ABRAHAM EISENBERG, Chicago.

EISMANN. Chicago.B. L. EPI STEIN. Chicago.A. FRANKEL, Chicago/SIMEOX FRANKENSTEIN, Chicago.M. S. GOLDBERG, Chicago.M. GOLDSMITH, Chicago.T. HEINBERGER, Chicago.

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HERZBERGER, Chicago.HEXTER, Chicago.HIRSCH, Chicago.

A. S. HYMAN, Chicago.B. JACOBI, Chicago.SAMUEL KANTER, Chicago.7sT. .T. KESNER, Chicago.If. KLEIN, Chicago.A. L. KLINE, Chicago.

LIPSKI, Chicago.J. MAEKWALD, Chicago.D. MEYER, Chicago.J. MEYER, Chicago.G. B. MILLS, Chicago.C. J. MYERS, Chicago.H. NUSBAUMER, Chicago.M. L. PERISON, Chicago.

ROSENBAUM, Chicago.MAX SCHIENEMAN, Chicago.C. J. SCHOENFELD, Chicago.

SILVERSTEIN, Chicago.E. S. STERN, Chicago.S. A. SWARTZ. Chicago.LEO WAMPOLD, Chicago.

INDIANA:>7TH INDIANA BATTERY

ROSENTHAL.28TH INDIANA BATTERY

ADOLPH REDELSHEIMER, Monroeville.HARRY LINDMAN, Ft. Wayne.1SID0R M. LAUER, Rochester.

157TH INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY LJAC. L. OCHS, Ligonier, Lieutenant.

158TH INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY IGEORGE J. WERTHEIMER, Indianapolis, Private.

159TH INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY MSIGMUND SELIGSBERGER, Terre Haute, Corporal. Went to

Santiago.160TH INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY C

TODD SHAFFNER, Lafayette.LOEB.WEIL.

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161ST INDIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY BMICHAEL LOWENHAUPT, Mt. Vernon, Sergeant.SAMUEL KAHN, Mt. Vernon, Private.LOUIS BOWMAN, Indianapolis.ISAAC CAHN, Indianapolis.PERKY RICE, Indianapolis.ED. J. ROSENTHAL, Indianapolis.

IOWA

51ST IOWA VOLUNTEERS—COMPANY A

MAX J. LOVE, Lake City.

KANSAS

20TH KANSAS VOLUNTEER INFAXTRY (FUNSTON'S)—COMPANY B

MORRIS J. COHEN. Recruited at San Francisco, Cal.; promotedto Sergeant; killed at Caloocan, P. I., March 23, 1S99.

COMPANY E

*CHARLES SIDORFSKY, Le Roy, Private.

COMPANY H

"HARRY SELIG, Lawrence, Private.

COMPANY L

*ADOLPH ABRAMS, San Francisco, Cal., Private.*BERT M. HART, Solomon City, Private.*WM. WOLF, Abilene, Private.*ARTHUR W. WOLF, Abilene, Private.

COMPANY M

SAMUEL L. WILSON, Salina, Private. Killed in the Philippines,on or about March 29, 1899.

21ST KANSAS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*ERNEST EPPSTEIN, Great Bend, Private.

COMPANY F

^HERMAN F. KARTOWITZ, Winfleld, Private.

COMPANY G

*JULIUS C. BEHNKE, Alma, Corporal."ALBERT EISENHART, Alma, Private.

COMPANY I

*CHARLES F. SOLOMON, Hays City, Private.

22D KANSAS VOLUNTEEK INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*CIIAS. E. SPONENBERGER, Erie, Private.


COMPANY B

WM. M. SLOPANSKY, Cuba, Private.

COMPANY C

*SIGMUND LIEBENSTEIN, Cawker City, Private.

COMPANY D

•WALTER KAUFFMAN, Valley Falls, Private.COMPANY E

*EMANUEL HAHN, Emporia, Private.

KENTUCKY1ST KENTUCKY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

I. L. SHULHAFER, Louisville, 1st Lieutenant.

3D KENTUCKY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

BUDFORD WERTHEIMER, Henderson, Corporal.ULLMAN.

KENTUCKY STATE GUARDS—COMPANY K

G. S. BARWALD.

LOUISIANA1ST LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 18, 1898; mustered out October 2, 1898BAND

COMPANY A

ALBERT E. BROWN, New Orleans, Private.*A. WATZKE, Jr., New Orleans, Private.

COMPANY B

ISAAC KUHN, Monroe, Quartermaster Sergeant.*O. R. GOODMAN, Monroe, Private.LOUIS KERN, Monroe, Private.

COMPANY C

M. KAHN, New Iberia, Private.COMPANY F

*H. BAUM, Baton Rouge, Private.H. O. STEIN, Houston, Tex., Private.

COMPANY G

*J. H. LYONS, Lake Charles, Private.G. SOLOMON, Lake Charles, Private.

COMPANY I

NATHAN KRONENBERGER, Shreveport, Musician.*S. JACOBS, Natchitoches, Private.LOUIS MAIMON, New Orleans, Private.

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COMPANY LH. M. MARKS, New Orleans, 1st Lieutenant.JACOB L. KAUFMAN, New Orleans, Private. Transferred to

Hospital Corps; served in Cuba.COMPANY M

J. LEVY, New Orleans, Private.M. LEVY, New Orleans, Private.H. RUBENSTEIN, New Orleans, Wag-oner. Transferred to Com-

pany L this Regiment as Private.

2D LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 2, 1SHS; mustered out April IS, 1899.BAND

J. EHRENBERG, New Orleans, Private. Discharged Jan. 2S,1S09.

COMPANY BJ. COHEN, New Orleans, Q. M. Sergeant.L. SALOMON, New Orleans, Private.IIGNKY S. TRAGER, Tnrbert P. O., Miss., Private.

COMPANY C"A. W. JACOB, Xew Orleans, Captain.

COMPANY D"A. MAYER, New Orleans, Corporal.

COMPANY F

E. DINKELSPIEL, New Orleans, 2d Lieutenant. Mustered in asQ. M. Sergeant, Company C; promoted Regimental Q. M.Sergeant; promoted Lieutenant.

COMPANY H11. G. MEYER, New Orleans, Private.L. LEVY, New Orleans, Private..1. ROSENTHAL, New Orleans, Wagoner. Discharged Feb. 0,

1899.COMPANY I

M. H. MEYER, New Orleans, Sergeant.J. JACOBS, New Orleans, Private.W. LEVY, Paris, France, Private. Transferred to Hosp. Corps,

U. S. A., June 26, JSU8.M. A. HAHX, Mobile, Ala., Private. Transferred to Hosp. Corps,

U. S. A., Aug. 28, 1SOS.COMPANY K

J. GOODMAN, Dallas, Tex., Private.K. WE1NSTE1N, New Orleans, Private.D. L1CHTE.NSTEIN, New Orleans. Corporal. Discharged on cer-

tificate of disability, Sept. 11, isiis.

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MARYLANDCAPTAIN ISIDOR BECKER, Baltimore, Quartermaster, 1st Md.

Vol. Inf.H. M. COHEN, C'risfleld, Lieutenant, 1st Md. Vol. Inf. Appointed

medical and sanitary inspector of his brigade.

1ST MARYLAND VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

FIRST AND SECOND BATTALIONS

COMPANY A (FREDERICK)

MO1IRIS KOSENTHAL, Private.COMPANY B (HAGEHSTOWN)

LEWIS S. HERSHBERGER, Private.COMPANY C (CUMBERLAND)

KAY C. FRIEND, Private.B. F. SCHUCHHART, Private.

Co.MPANY E (ELKTON)A. HELPER, Private.

COMPANY F (EASTON)

MAX G. SINGER, Private.COMPANY G (ANNAPOLIS)

JACOB ORKEN, Private.

THIRD BATTALION (BALTIMORE)

COMPANY HSAMUEL COHEN, Private.HARRY C. HAMBURG, Private.FRANK HOFFMAN, Private.ABRAHAM SCHOEN, Private.

COMPANY I

VICTOR E. JACOBS, Private.JOSEPH KRASTELL, Private.JOSEPH L. SCHE1VE, Private.BENJAMIN STINE, Private.PHILIPP TISCHLER, Private.

COMPANY L

CHARLES HAHN, Lieutenant, detailed as Acting- Quartermasterand Ordnance Officer of the 3d Battalion.

LIONEL E. BERNSTEIN, Quartermaster Sergeant.SOLOMON JOSEPH, Private.MORRIS LUDNER, Private.BENJAMIN SHUMAN, Private.


COMPANY M

CHARLES BADEN, Private.JACOB BARMEL, Private.H. BAUM, Private.HERMAN (or J.) GLAZER, Private.LEWIS GREENHOOD, Private.II. II. KAPPELMAN, Private.HARRY KLEIN, Private.JOSEPH KRAGER, Private.ABRAHAM MILLER, Private (enlisted again).BENJAMIN MITTNACHT, Private.MAURICE SHEIDMAN, Private.HAZE STIFFLER, Private.MAX STRAMER, Private.

BATTALION AND COMPANY UNKNOWN, ALL OF BALTIMOREJACOB BERMAN (now in the Philippines).MICHAEL BLUMBERG.HARRY COHEN.SAM FLEISCHMAN.HARRY NATHAN.

4TH MARYLAND VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COL. SEYTJOUR MANDELBAUM, Baltimore, Mel., Aid-in-chief.SIMON FLAXMAN.SAMUEL GREENHOOD, Baltimore.JULIUS HAMBERGER, Baltimore.


1ST BATTALION (BALTIMORE)

COMPANY F

LOUIS E. BENDER, Private.

COMPANY H

WILLIAM BERWANGER, Private.

COMPANY M

HERBERT S. FRANK, Private.LEO A. HESS, Musician.

2D BATTALION (BALTIMORE)

COMPANY A

FRANK M. HOLLANDER, Orderly.JULIAN C. BAKER, Private.

COMPANY K

LEON NACKMAN, Quartermaster Sergeant,


3D BATTALION (BALTIMORE)

COMPANY B

I. GOLDENBERG, Corporal.W. F. THALHEIMER, Private.

COMPANY G

ISIDOR BLIMLINE, Corporal.LOUIS KAPLAN, Private.WILLIAM E. STRAUS, Corporal.LOUIS BUCKMAN.


LOUIS COHEN.JOSEPH FELLMAN.

REGIMENT NOT KNOWN, ALL OF BALTIMORE.

JACOB DUBOWSKY.NATHAN FINEMAN (now in the Philippines).BENNIE GOLDBERG.DAVID GOLDSTEIN.MEYER HARRIS (now in the Philippines).

MASSACHUSETTS

PREPARED BY PHILIP TWOKOGER

The Jews of Massachusetts, during the late Spanish-Americanwar, were not a whit behindhand in displaying- their patriotism;immediately after the declaration of war in April, 1898, scoresof Jewish young men applied at the various armories through-out the State, but owing to the fact that the militia organiza-tion of Massachusetts is so thorough, but a small proportion ofthe applicants were accepted, nevertheless there were about 100Jewish young men from Massachusetts who wore Uncle Sam'suniform during- the war.

Owing to the fact that the muster rolls are now in use at theAdjutant-General's office, and will not be open for public inspec-tion before September 15th, the writer has been unable to obtainthe names of all the Hebrews serving in the various regiments,but by inquiry among the various regimental officers who servedduring the last war he has been able to get the number ofJewish young men in each of the regiments.

The 1st Massachusetts Regiment Heavy Artillery, which wasthe first volunteer regiment mustered into the United Statesservice, contained 11 Jews, divided among the various batteriesas follows: Battery B, 3; Battery E, 2; Battery L, 1; Battery I, 3;Battery K, 2.

The 3d Massachusetts Regiment, which served in Cuba, and

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was brigaded together with Tlst New York Regiment, contained7 Jews, 2 from Springfield in Company K, :i from Worcester, 1 inCompany A and 2 in Company H; 2 from Northampton in Com-pany I.

In the 6th Massachusetts Regiment, the writer himself served,and he is therefore able to give the names of those who servedwith him. I t contained five (5) Jews, divided among the variouscompanies as follows:

PHILIP TWOROGER, of Boston, in Company A.JOHN HAMBERG, of Adams, in Company B'.JACOB OSTREICHER, of Lowell, in Company C.BENJAMIN BAKER, of Lowell, in Company'C.ALFRED J. HERMANSON, of Boston, in Company H.

The 6th Regiment left Charleston, S. C, on the Yale, whichcarried General Miles to Cuba on July 8, 1898, and was atSantiago, but owing to the fact tha t Santiago surrendered, wasnot landed; the regiment, however, was taken to Porto Rico, be-ing the first American regiment to be landed on tha t island, andtook par t in the engagement at Guanica on July 26, 1898.

The 9th Massachusetts Regiment contained a larger proportionof Jews than any other Massachusetts Regiment, owing' tothe fact t ha t it is almost exclusively a Boston regiment; therewere twenty-two (22) Jews in tha t regiment. The 9th Regi-ment took par t in the battle of Santiago, being brigaded withthe 1st District of Columbia Volunteers.

The 8th Massachusetts Regiment, which was not fortunateenough to do active service, contained onlj' two (2) Jews, bothin Company I of Lynn.

The 5th Massachusetts Regiment, which was not called intothe United States Service until the second call for volunteers,and which did not see active service, contained eight (8) Jews,divided as follows: Company E, of Medford, three (3); CompanyF, two (2); Company L, two (2); Company M, one (1).

There were also ten (10) Jews in the Massachusetts NavalMilitia, and a large number of them enlisted at Boston duringthe war and served in the Regular Army.

In addition to the above, there was an independent companycomposed exclusively of Hebrews formed in Boston, of whichSamuel H. Borofsky, present representative to the Massachu-setts Legislature from the Sixth Suffolk District, was Captain,but owing to the fact of the short duration of the war, thiscompany was never mustered into the United States service.

To this may be added:

J. H. KRUPP, Corporal, Co. E, 9th Mass. Vol. Inf.FRED. E. SULZMAN, Corporal, Co. M, :.th .Mass. Vol. Inf.

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MICHIGAN

31ST MICHIGAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY B

"HERMAN ]). MEYER, Adrian, Pr ivate .*LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Adrian, Private.

COMPANY C

*CHAS. W. HERMAN, Ann Arbor, Pr ivate .

COMPANY E

HENRY BEHREN, Private, Aug. 28, IS'.IS, discharged for physicaldisability.

COMPANY K

"DAVID COHEN, Detroit , Musician.COMPANY L

MAURICE M. BUTZEL, Detroit , Pr ivate .

COMPANY M

*LEVI BAUMIE, Monroe, Pr ivate .

32D MICHIGAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY C

-HERMAN BEHRENS. Kalamazoo, Pr ivate .*Gl*S. L. STEIN, Kalania/.oo, Private.

COMPANY D

"LOUIS WERSTEIN, Batt le Creek, Pr ivate .COMPANY E

-HENRY JACOBY, Grand Rapids, Private.*ADOLPH MEIER, Grand Rapids, Private."^THEODORE STEIN, Grand Rapids, Private.

COMPANY E

"LOUIS A. COHEN, Detroit , Private.COMPANY G

ELMER .T. ELY, Grand Rapids, Private.BERNARD S. MAY, Grand Rapids, Private.

• COMPANY H

"GEO. H. JACOBS, Grand Rapids, Pr ivate .-SOLOMON DAVIS, Detroit , Private.

COMPANY I

LOUIS BURNETT, 1st Sergeant; re-enlisted and now in Philip-pines.

COMPANY K("il'STAVE FROM BERG, Detroit , Pr ivate ; re-enlisted; died in tin-

Philippines.SAM, H, SPATER, Private,


COMPANY L

DAVID A. BROWN, Detroit, Private.MOSES A. HART, Detroit, Private.

COMPANT M*JOS. A. WOLF, Detroit, Private.

33D MICHIGAN VOLUNTEER INFANTEY—COMPANY A

•BERT FRIEDENBERG, Flint, Private.

COMPANY B

•REUBEN G. LEVINE, Alpena, Private.•THOMAS JACOBSON, Alpena, Private.

COMPANY E

•CHAS. J. SONNENBERG, Saginaw, E. S., Private.*JOS. J. WOLF, Saginaw, E. S., Private.

COMPANY F

SOL. P. MANN, Port Huron, Private.WM. STEROSKEY, Port Huron, Private.

COMPANY K

AUGUST C. GREENBERG, Three Rivers, Private.COMPANY M

FRED. GOLDSTONE, Private.

GOLDMAN.

34TH MICHIGAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY C

FRANK A. HOHENSTEIN, Muskegon, Private.

COMPANY E

*WM. JACOBSON, Iron Mountain, Artificer.•ARTHUR SOLOMON, Calumet, Private.

COMPANY FHENRY I. BREITMAN.

COMPANY II

*GEO. MAYER, Ironwood, Private.COMPANY K

WILLIAM BREITMAN.COMPANY L

LEVINE.COMPANY M

•ERNEST SALENSKY, Traverse City, Private.

35TH MICHIGAN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY G

-RICHARD J. ABRAMS, Lawrence, Corporal.


COMPANY H

*AARON ROSENTHAL, Clare, Musician.

COMPANY I

*WM. F. BEHREND, Sault Ste. Marie, Private.*LOUIS DAHLBERG, Bay Mills, Private.*ALBERT MEYERS, Bannister, Private.

COMPANY K

*WM. JACOBSON, Trufant, Private.

MINNESOTA

12TH MINNESOTA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered as a Regiment into the United States Service,May 7, 1898.

FIELD AND STAFF

*ABE N. GUNZ, Minneapolis, Hospital Steward.COMPANY A

•ALBERT STEINHAUSER, New Ulrn, Captain.*SOREN H. JACOBSON, Tracy, Private.*JACOB NEUBAUER, New Ulm, Private.

COMPANY B

*HENRY HOFMEISTER, Morristown, Private.

COMPANY C

"JOSEPH ABEL, Jr., Winona, Private.*HENRY HELLER, Winona, Private.

COMPANY D

•FRED. GOTTLIEB HECHT, Fairmount, Private.COMPANY E

*MAX J. BUCHINSKI, Winona, Sergeant.•FRANK MICHAELOWSKI, Winona, Corporal.*RHEINHOLD EICHENDORF, Winona, Musician.•HENRY GLUBKA, Winona, Private.•MAX MEYER, Winona, Private.

COMPANY F

*LESSING J. MENGIS, Harmony, Wagoner.•FRANK WITTENBERG, Stewartville, Private.^BERNARD JACOBS, Rockwell, Private.

COMPANY II

•FRANK EDWARD STEINBACH, St. James, Private.COMPANY K

•ALBERT J. KURKOSKI, Waseca, Corporal.

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111TH MINNESOTA VOLUNTEER INFANTKY

Mustered as ti Regiment into the United States Service,May ?, 18!)S

COMPANY B

"SAMUEL O. ABRAMS, Minneapolis, Private.

COMPANY D

-HERMAN E. HELLER, St. Paul, Private."FRANK H. WESEXBERCi, St. Paul, Private.

1-iTH MINNESOTA VOLUNTEER IXI-ANTRY

Mustered into the United States Service May 8, 1898

COMPANY E

*ROY (I. WISEMAN, Minneapolis, Private.

COMPANY I

-CHARLES MARKOWITZ, St. Paul, Private.

l.Vrn MINNESOTA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered as a Regiment into the United States Service,July IS, 181)8

COMPANY' B

"ROBERT 1'INKl'S, St. Paul, Private.

COMPANY J)

*LOUIS S. FRKDENBERG, Willmar, Corporal.*AARON JACOBSON, Willmar, Private.

COMPANY E

-JACOB W. KAUFMAN, Wheaton, Private.

COMPANY I

CHARLKS M. SCHLOSS, Minneapolis, Corporal.

COMPANY K

-JOE SCHWA 13 A CHER, St. Paul, Private.

MISSISSIPPI

1ST MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 26, 1898, at Jackson, Miss., and mustered out atColumbia, Tenn., December 20

COMPANY A (VICKSBURG)

(•ICO. M. KLKIN, S»r»eant.ISAAC BRADF1ELD, Corporal.


SYDNEY FRANK, Private.JAMES \V. FREEMAN, Private.ABRAHAM L. FROST, Private.JAMES A. GOODMAN, Private.WM. I. GOODMAN, Private.JOSEPH HAGENBAUGH, Private.JACOB KANTZ, Private.SAMUEL L. KERN, Private.JULIUS L. KLEINMAN, Private.PHILIP MARCH, Private.WM. J. MUNZER, Private.MARCUS ROTHSCHILD, Private.ELKAN A. SELLINGER, Private.

COMPANY B

JAMES A. SIMMONS, Private.

COMPANY C (NATCHEZ)

JOSEPH DAVIS, Musician.M. R. AARON, Private.EDW. B. FROST, Private.LEON WAMPOLD, Private.

COMPANY D (SCRANTON)OSCAR ASTERN, Private.JULIUS HOLTZ, Private.ROBERT H. KRZESKINSKI, Private.VANCE L. MORRIS, Private.ROBERT REINECKE, Private.

COMPANY E (HAZLEIIURST)

JERRY S. TOUCHSTONE, Corporal.ISAAC WEINSTON, Corporal.WALTER D. MYERS, Private.JACOB S. NEWMAN, Private.

COMPANY F (JACKSON)

SOL. STEIN, Private.

COMPANY G (WESSON)

SAMUEL KLINGER, Private.WM. B. KLINGEK. Private.ALBERT MYERS, Private.JOHN SKOGSBERG, Private.HERMAN L. SNIDER, Private.

COMPANY H (BROOKHAVEN)

AARON B. HOFF, Private.


COMPANY I (MERIDIAN)

GABE JACOBSON, 1st Lieutenant, promoted to Captain.JACOB WOLF, Wag-oner.HENRY LOWENBERG, Private.OLLIE G. MEYER, Private.EUGENE I. WEIL, Private.

COMPANY M (ELLISVILLE)

HANS MYERS, Private.

2D MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in June 9, 1898; mustered out December 20, JS!)S

COMPANY A (WEST POINT)

ALBERT B. FRANKEL, 1st Lieutenant.SIGAMUND ROCHILD, Corporal.CHARLES L. REITZ, Private.

COMPANY B (GREENWOOD)

SIDNEY C. SCHWARZKOPF, Staff Stenographer.CAESAR STEIN, Sergeant.SAM. ARKEN, Private.JAKE OLINSKY, Private.

COMPANY C (GREENVILLE.)JULIUS L. MOYSE, Private.JOSEPH B. WHITE, Gen'l Staff, Santiago de Cuba.JACOB SARASON, 2d Sergeant.MORRIS A. BERGMAN, Corporal.SIDNEY E. ECKSTONE, Private.II. A. JAME, Private.

COMPANY D (COLUMBUS)

LOUfS LEHMAN, Private.

COMPANY E (TUNICA)

WILL A. FLECKENSTEIN, Private.

COMPANY F (CARROLTON)

E. B. HUFFMAN, Corporal.PERLEY L. POLLACHECK, Private.

COMPANY G (WATER VALLEY)

L. IT. GEIGER, Private.F. GHENKY, Private.O. F. MACHTIGALL, Private.

COMPANY II (NATCHEZ)J. IT. MARKS, Corporal.V. BRENDT, Private.C. R. FREEMAN, Private.


COMPANY I (YAZOO CITY)CHARLES S. FRENKEL, Musician.HARRY HALBERG, Private.F. A. RAKOWSKI, Private.W. ROSENTIIAL, Private.

COMPANY K (LEXINUTON AND GRENADA)

J. J. DANALSKI, Private.COMPANY L (ABERDEEN)

J. CLEIN, Private.L. KASOPASKY, Private.J. STRAUSS, Private.

COMPANY M (FEIAES POINT)ABE JAFFti, Private.J. R. SAMUELS, Private.W. SORENSON, Private.M. UNGER, Private.

3D MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER INFANTEY

Mustered in at Jackson, Miss., Aug-ust 4, 1S9S; mustered out atAlbany, Ga., March IT, 1899

COMPANY A

JOSEPH PRINCE, Corporal.MOSES A. BLUM, Corporal.MORRIS HAGSTROM, Corporal.ABRAHAM HERSCHMAN, Private.JOSEPH KYZIVAT, Private.BARNEY J. LAVIN, Private.ERNEST R. RICE, Private.BENJ. ROZENSTRAUCHT, Private.LOUIS H. SHULENBERG, Private.

COMPANY B

JOHN F. WOLFSON, 1st Sergeant.HENRY BECK, Private.JACOB DIETZ, Private.JAMES E. RICE, Private.LOUIS D. SCHWARTZ, Private.

COMPANY C

OTTO K. KOENIGSBERG, Private.ANTON LEWARDOSKI, Private.CHARLES MYER, Private.WM. C. ROSENSTOCK, Private.MAURICE ROTH, Private.JOSEPH TESSA, Private.SYDNEY G. WOLF, Private.WM. G. ZIMMERBERG, Private.

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COMPANY DERNEST M. BURGER.1SADOJRE G. MANDEL.FREDERICK E. MYER.GEORGE SCHNEIDER.LOUIS D. SCHWARTZ.SIDNEY G. WOLF.

COMPANY EJAKE HORN.AI5E. LEWIX.HENRY WOLF.

COMPANY FDAVID DAVIS.(MAS. HERL1SKE.ALBERT KURZ.LOUTS LEVY.JACOB S. SACKS.HIC KM AN R. STEIN.

COMMAND NOT KNOWN

BERNARD MAYER.

MISSOURI

1ST MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 13, 189S, at JefEerson Barracks, Mo.; mnsieredout October 31, 1898, at St. Louis, Mo.

GEORGE JESSEL JONES, St. Louis, 1st Reg. Mo. N. G.-MORRIS CONHEIM, St. Louis, Private."CARL MEYEK, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY A

-ALBIE BANN, St. Louis, Private.•"ARTHUR L. SIEGEL, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY C

-lOMANl'EL H1RSCH, St. Louis, Private.-SAMUEL LOEP,, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY I)

JOSEPH UNGAR. St. Louis, Sergeant.-EDGAR M. BROLASKI, St. Louis, Private.-HOWARD C. BROLASKI, St. Louis, Private.-ARTHUR H. KLEIN, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY E

"JULIUS NEUBAUER, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY F

*LOUIS N. FUKSTENFELD, St. Louis, Private.

JEWS IN THE SPANTSH-AMERICAN WAR 5?

COMPANY G

*ADOLPH MAKKS, St. Louis, Captain.*HARRY MENDELL, St. Louis, 1st Sergeant.*SAMUEL E. BAMBER, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY H

-CHARLES SIEGEL, St. Louis, 1st Sergeant.*ADOLPH J. SCHLIESSER, St. Louis, Musician.*H1RAM STERXBERG, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY I

•MAX AMRAM, St. Louis, Private.*OSCAR BORNSCHEIN, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY K

ERNEST H. LEHNBUTER, St. Louis, Privnte.*ELIAS J. SOLOMON, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY L

*LEE J. MOSES, St. Louis, Corporal.:;HENltY T. ABSTE1N, St. Louis, Private.*HENRY A. MAYER, St. Louis, Private.*WILLIAM VOORSAXGER, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY M

*GEORGE F. BRONSCHWIG, St. Louis, Private.HERBERT R. GARSTANG, St. Louis, Private.^THEODORE MARX, St. Louis, Private.

2D MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 12, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

FIELD AND STAFF

ALBERT P.. DEt'TKOH, Carthage, 1st Lieutenant and Quarter-master.

COMPANY B

"NATHAN HART, Butler, Private.COMPANY C

*CHARLES H. ISAACKS, Lamar, Private.-SAMUEL J. LYONS, Lamar, Private."OUVAL A. STE1NER, Lamar, Private.

COMPANY D

"DAVID HEIDEBERGER, Sedalia, Private.

COMPANY H

.-OSCAR H. BEXJAMIN, Xevada, Private.


COMPANY K

*ROLLA C. ADLER, Springfield, Private.*MORTIMER BENJAMIN, Pierce City, Private.

COMPANY L

*JOSEPH GOLDMAN, Jefferson City, Corporal.*BENO GOLDMAN, Jefferson City, Corporal.*SIMON GOLDMAN, Jefferson City, Corporal.

COMPANY M

*ALFRED E. MEYER, Springfield, Corporal.

3D MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 14, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; musteredout November 7, Kansas City, Mo.

MORRIS FRANKLIN, Kansas City, Private.COMPANY A

*SAMUEL P. BACHAR, Kansas City, Private.•HUGH L. HERZBERG, Kansas City, Private.

COMPANY B

*MARK H. BIDEZ, Kansas City, Private.*ROBERT SAMUELS, Kansas City, Private.

COMPANY D

•MAX COHEN, Kansas City, Private."JOSEPH D. MEYERS, Kansas City, Private.*WILLIAM LEVIN, Kansas City, Private.

COMPANY E

*DAVID A. GOODMAN, Kansas City, Corporal."HARRY HELLER, Kansas City, Private.

COMPANY F

^CLARENCE LEFTWICU, Independence, Private.*EDGAR W. MARKS, Independence, Private.JACOB SONNENBERG, Jefferson Barracks, Private.

COMPANY H

B. ALBERT LIEBERMAN, Kansas City, 2d Lieutenant; appointedJuly 120, ls<is, Assistant Surgeon in the Oth Mo. Vol. Inf. Seep. 530.

*ELI W. GOODMAN, Kansas City, Private.FRANK GORDON, Kansas City, Private.

COMPANY I

CUSIL LECHTMAN, Kansas City, Captain.*SYLVAN KLEIN, Kansas City, Musician.*PERRY M. JACOBS, Kansas City, Private."LEON D. MORAIS, Kansas City, Private.


4TH MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in May 16, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

COMPACT A

*LEWIS F. STEIN, Carrollton, Sergeant.

COMPANY C*MAX MANNHEIM, St. Joseph, Captain.*HERMAN WEIL, St. Joseph, Sergeant.

COMPANY D

*FRED. E. WISE, Bethany.

COMPANY F

*LLOYD F. HOUSEMAN, Hannibal, Private.

COMPANY G

* ARTHUR W. NEWSBAUM, St. Joseph, Artificer.*ABRAHAM J. FRIEDMAN, St. Joseph, Private.


Mustered in May 18, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; musteredout November 9, 1898, at Kansas City, Mo.

COMPANY B

*JOHN FEHLIMAN, Kansas City, Corporal.

COMPANS C

*SAMUEL MARGOLIS, Kansas City, 1'rivate.

COMPANY H

*PHILIP STEINEMAN, Jefferson Barracks, Private.

COMPANY I

*WALTER GANS, Columbia, Private.

COMPANY K

*LEVI CUBINE, Higginsville, Private.

COMPANY L

*ADOLPH RUBEL, Mexico, Private.*CHARLES B. SOLOMON, Mexico, Private.

COMPANY M

*GUS. BOWENSCHUTTS, Excelsior Springs, Private.

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Mustered in July 20, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.FIELD AND STAFF

*BERNHARDT K. STUNBERG, St. Charles, Hospital Steward.COMPANY A

*JOHN H. GOLDMAN, Brookfield, Captain.COMPANY C

"HARRY H. ROSENBERGER, Jefferson Barracks, Private.

COMPANY D*OSCAR BENNEWITZ, St. Louis, Musician.*LEVI HARRIS, Bloomfleld, Private.

COMPANY G*LOUIS BLEISTEIN, Jefferson Barracks, Private.

COMPANY K*HENRY RUBENSTEIN, St. Louis, Wagoner.*ALFRED BERNHARDT, St. Louis, Private.*JOSEPH LOEB, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY L*WM. A. FEIGEL, St. Louis, Corporal.-LEWIS BLOCH, St. Louis, Musician.*MAX CZERWINSKI, St. Louis, Private.*SAMUEL P. MARGULIS, St. Louis, Private.KJOHN H. MEINHARDT, St. Louis, Private.*DANIEL J. STOLTZ, St. Louis, Private.

COMPANY M

*FKANK LEVI, St. Louis, Corporal.*BENJAMIN HELLER, St. Louis, Private.ADOLPH J. JACOBS, St. Louis, Captain Co. A, 7th U. S. Vol. Inf.

of Missouri.LIGHT BATTERY A MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS

Mustered in May 9, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.; musteredout November 30, 1898, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

*WILL H. FREUDENSTEIN, St. Louis, Private.

MONTANAMr. A. Wehl, of Butte, states that about twelve Jews served in

the Montana Regiment. No names could be secured.


NEBRASKA

1ST NEBRASKA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered in at Lincoln, Neb., May 10, 1898

COMPANY D

*FRANK WOLF, Lincoln, 1st Serg-eant.

COMPANY E

"HENRY JACOB, Bellwood, Serg-eant."ALBERT E. PECINOVISKY, Valparaiso, Private.*JOSEPH W. PECINOVISKY, Valparaiso, Private.

COMPANY F

"LOUIS S. WOLF, Crete, Private.

COMPANY L

*WM. F. ASSENHEIMER, Omaha, Private.*WM. J. KOOPMAN, Omaha, Private.EUGENE MEYER, Omaha, Private.GUY D. SOLOMON, Omaha, Private.

UNASSIGNED RECRUITS—1ST REGIMENT, N. V. I.

*SIMON J. SIMOSON, Newman Grove."LOUIS WOLFE, Table Rock.

&D NEBRASKA VOLUNTEEOB INFANTRY

Mustered in at Lincoln, Neb.; mustered out at Omaha, October 24,1898

COMPANY B

*JACOB OSTONOWISKI, Sedloo, Recruit.

COMPANY D

*ELMO T. HELLER, De Witt, Recruit.

COMPANY E

*CHARLES SAMUELSON, North Platte, Sergeant,

COMPANY F

"RUDOLPH HAHN, Lincoln, Recruit."SAMUEL POLSKY, Lincoln, Recruit.

COMPANY G

"ELMER A. HELLER, Omaha, Private.

COMPANY H

-SAMUEL JACOBY, Chadron, Corporal."JOSEPH MEITNER, Chadron, Private.


COMPANY K*JOSEPH WOLF, Lincoln, Private.

COMPANY L*LOUIS ABEL, Norfolk, Private.

COMPANY M*JULIUS SKOLKOFSKI, Grand Tsland, Recruit.

nn NEBRASKA VOI/TJNTEBB INFANTRY

Mustered in at Omaha, Neb., July 13, 1S98BAND

*HAERY C. LYON, Omaha, Musician.COMPANY A

*HERBERT L. STERN, Lincoln, Sergeant.*CHARLES W. BRTDENTHAL, Wymore, Q. M. Sergeant.*GEORGE STEINBACH, Lincoln, Corporal.*HENRY H. LYONS, Lincoln, Private.*SAM. ORLOFSKY, Lincoln, Private.*BERT POLSKY, Lincoln, Private.

COMPANY B*GUST. RICKENBURG, Plattsmith, Private.

COMPANY K*FRANK B. LIPENSKI, Hastings, Private.

COMPANY M*LEVI HERSHISER, O'Neill, Private.*MORRIS KLEINSMITH, New Port, Private.*JACOB WIESMAN, Yutan, Private.*ELMER WISE, Stuart, Private.

NEW JERSEY1ST NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY B

*PHILIP FLEISCHMAN, Private.COMPANY C

•HERMAN DAMBROWSKY, Private.*LAWRENCE LIEBERMAN, Private.

COMPANY DFRED. W. FRANK, Private.*MICHAEL ROSENBERG, Private.

COMPANY F-HENRY E. HAHN, Private.MAX ROSENBERG, Newark, Private.

JEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN AVAR 581

COMPANY I

*EDWARD H. MARKENS, Private.* JULIUS STERNBACH, Private.

COMPANY M

*ISADORE AARON, Private.*JOSEPH LICHTENSTEIN, Private.*JACOB H. MAYER, Private.

2D NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

HERBERT KATZ, Sergeant.*SAMUEL J. ARONSON, Corporal.•ARTHUR FREUDENTHAL, Private.*LOUIS LICHTENSTEIN, Private.

COMPANY D

*HENRY LOWENTHAL, Private.

COMPANY G

"JACOB WASHLISKIE, Private.

COMPANY II

*ISAAC SCHOENTHAL, Captain.

COMPANY L

*BENNETT COHEN, Corporal.*DAVID FEDER, Private.

3D NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A

*HARRY STRAUSS, Private.

4TH NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY F

*SAMUEL GOLDMAN, Private.•"JOSEPH JACOBS, Private.

COMPANY G

"HARRY H. WULF, Sergeant.

COMPANY II

HERMAN KRASOWSKY, Private.

COMPANY' M

"CHARLES WEINSTEIN, Private.

NEW MEXICO

NEW MEXICO VOLUNTEERS—COMPANY G

I. H. LAIRD, Cerrilos.


NEW YORK1

1ST NEW YOKK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY AEMANUEL W. KING, Rochester, Sergeant.ALBERT CIROTZKI, Rochester.

CITZMAN, Utica.LOUIS F. KALLMEIER, Rochester.EMIL KALLMEIER, Rochester, Corporal (died).LEON ROSENBAUM, Rochester.HENRY M. SELLINGER, Rochester.

COMPANY CALFRED ASCHER, Albany.JOSEPH ESCHENAUER, Syracuse.SIDNEY J. MARSHALL, Syracuse.

COMPANY DFERD. J. HIRSCHBOLZ, Oswego, Sergeant.LEWIS C. KING, Osweg-o.ALBERT J. KING, Oswego.HENRY W. WISE, Oswego.

COMPANY EJACOB MEYERS, Niagara Falls.GEORGE F. NUSSBAUM, Niagara Falls.SAMUEL SCHWARTZ, Niagara Falls.

COMPANY FNATHAN F. GILBERT, Medina, Corporal.CHAS. KOWALSKI, Medina, Corporal.ANTHONY CHAYKOWSKI, Medina.BENJ. W. MILLER, Medina.

COMPANY GHERMANN C. HEINE, Tonawanda.MICHAEL KASLASKE, Tonawanda.EMIL A. STREBE, Tonawanda.

COMPANY HHARVEY A. ROSENTHAL, Rochester, CorporalMARK L. ADLER, Rochester.ALBERT G. HAAS, Rochester.ALBERT W. MARSCHKE, Rochester.

COMPANY IJACOB LEHMAN, Olean.JOSEPH WOLF, Jr. , Olean.EMIL WALLHAUSER, Olean.

1 The New York list is supplied in the main by Mr. (1. Herbert Cone, ofAlbany, supplemented by thn very valuable list of the Junior HebrewVeteran Association of New York City.


COMPANY LHERMAN R. SUSEMIHL, Elmira.LEONARD K. MYERS, Auburn.

8TH NEW YOEK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

ISAAC FREEMAN, New York, Major.ABRAHAM JACOBSON, New York, Battalion Adjutant, 1st Lieu-

tenant.CHARLES STERN, New York, Physician.NATHAN M. STERN, New York, Quartermaster Sergeant.SAMUEL J. KOPETZKY, New York, Hospital Steward.ABRAHAM A. NUSSBAUM, New York.SAMUEL RICKEY, New Orleans.

COMPANY A

PAUL C. NEUMANN, New York, Sergeant.BERNARD COHEN, New York.SAMUEL S. COHEN, New York.EMIL HESS, New York, Corporal.FREDERICK STRAUSS, New York, Corporal.JACOB AMMON, New York.JESSE BRENNER, New York.HENRY EPPSTEINER, New York.BENJ. ENGEL, New York.LOUIS ENGEL, New York.HENRY HENSTORF, New YorkLOUIS KATZ, New York.LOUIS LOWENSTEIN, New York.ISIDORE MANHEIM, New York.LAWRENCE PHILLIPS.ALBERT RISENBAUM, New York.EUGENE STINER, New York.ERNEST ZIMMPJRMAN.ED. ZWEIG, New York.

COMPANY B

JACOB WOLF, New York, Sergeant.HERMAN EPPRECHT, New York, Quartermaster Sergeant.DAVID BERNSTEIN, New York.MAX BUSCHMAN, New York.LOUIS HIRSCH, New York.ROBERT HOCHMAN, New York.SAMUEL MARCUS, New York.JOSEPH MOUSSEAN, New York.LOUIS SCHLAG, New York.MAX SCHWARTZ, New York.

584 AMERICAN JEWISH YEAE BOOK

COMPANY CCHAS. LEVY, New York, 1st Lieutenant.SIGMUND STERN, New York, Corporal.JOSEPH SCHEMEHL, New York.GUSTAV H. 0. BIELSTEIN, New York.HENRY BRIEDENBACH, New York.MILTON HAYMAN, New York.LOUIS M. LUDIN, New York.ARTHUR MAGNUSSEN, New York.GEORGE ROTHBERG, New York.

COMPANY DRUDOLPH SCHOENWELL, New York, Sergeant.HENRY C. BASIL, New York, Sergeant.LOUIS BIERSTEIN, New York, Corporal.HENRY BECKENDORF, New York.ISRAEL P. BESSER, New York.HENRY DESSAU, New York.BENJ. DIAS, New York.RICHARD HAMBURGER, New York.LEO LOWENTHAL, New York.FRED. LEWE, New York.LOUIS A. LEVINE, New York.ISAAC MICHEL, New York.BERNHARD NEUBERGER, New York.JOSEPH A. REINCKENS, New York.JOSEPH ROSENTHAL, New York.HERMAN STENDER, New York.

COMPANY EGEORGE F. JACOBY, New York, 1st Lieutenant.SAM. S. DILLENBERG, New York.SAMUEL DEUTSCHBERGER, New York.JOSEPH ERNSTEIN, New York.THEODORE FLEISCHER, New York.MOE GARTENSTEIG, New York.MAX SPAETE, New York.ALFRED M. STONE, New York.MAX HARRIS, New York.ADAM LEPPHARAT, New York.SAMUEL LEWIE, New York.JOS. JACOBS, New York.FREDERICK J. BEYERS, New York.

COMPANY FSAMUEL WOLFF, New York, Corporal.HENRY A. MARX, New York, Corporal.


JULES BURNIER, New York.HERBERT DEUTZ.LEON ECKSTEIN, New York.VICTOR ECKSTEIN, New York.HERRMAN FEUERSTEIN, New York.HENRY B. FOX, New York.MORRIS GLANBERG, New York.PETER GOLDSTEIN, New York.WILLIAM JACOBY, New York.THEO. JEFFE.JOSEPH LEVI, New York.WILLIAM LEVIN, New York.JOS. LEWIS.GEORGE W. LINDHEIM, New York.ISIDORE LION, New York.LEOPOLD LOWENTHAL, New York.ED. MAX.MYER PALTROWITZ, New York.DAVE PRINCE, Jr., New York.JOSEPH REIS, New York.NATHAN SICHEL, New York.MAURICE SIMMONS, New York.SOLOMON VAN BLERKOM, Corporal.LOUIS C. WOLFF, New York.SAMUEL WOLFF, New York.

COMPANY G

EMIL A. BROMBESCHER, New York.BARNARD GREENBAUM, New York.DAVID DAVIS, New York.LAWRENCE ECKSTEIN, New York.EDWARD HUTTELMEIR, New York.JOSEPH LEVY, New York.JULIUS M. MEIRICK, New York.MAX NEWMAN, New York.JOSEPH SCHIFF, New York.HENRY STRAUSS, New York.FRANCIS STROMBERG, New York.CHARLES STROMBERG, New York.JOSEPH VAN BLUCKER, New York.

COMPANY H

JAMES D. BEINHAM, New York, 1st Lieutenant.ALBERT STERNBERG, New York, Sergeant.FREDERICK R. LANGSFELD, Corporal.BERTHOLD LOWENTHAL, New York, Corporal.

LEVY, New York, Quartermaster.


GOLDSTEIN, New York.MANUEL GUTHMAN, New York.ERNEST HAUSSTEIN, New York.FREDERICK HECHTER (25 yrs. old).JOSEPH HECHTER (18 yrs. old).JACOB SILVERSTONE.HENRY TAUBENBLATT, New York.MORTIMER WEINSTEIN, New York.PAUL GOLDNER, New York.GEORGE ISAACS, New York.CHAS. vSTMOX, New York.JACOB F. SIMON, New York.CHAS. STERNEMANN, New York.

COMPANY 1

FREDERICK HIRSCH, New York, Sergeant.EDWARD FREEMAN, New York, Quartermaster Sergeant.GABRIEL DAVIS, New York.LESHIER BENNY, New York, Corporal.BEN NO BEHRENDY, New York.LEWIS A. KING, New York.JACOB MATHIAS, New York.ALBERT MOSER, New York.HENRY ROSENBERG, New York.

COMPANY K

CHAS. LEVY, New York, 1st Lieutenant.E11IL BEYER, New York.RALPH BRICKNER, New York.FRANK CUMISKEY, New York.GEORGE GOETZ, New York.JOSEPH HENEMY, New York.HENRY M. HART, New York.DANIEL JACOBS, New York.ALBERT LEVERQUE, New York.JACOB PORTUGALOFF, transferred to 2d Division, 4th Corps,

Field Hospital, as Chief Nurse.HENRY SAULSON, New York.

COMPANY L

LEON MAYER, New York, 2d Lieutenant.JOSEPH STEPANECK, New York, Corporal.GERHARDT STRASSBURG, New York.HENRY BOCH, New York.FELIX GABRIEL, New York.JOSEPH GEILER, New York.MORRIS GLASEL, New York.


HARRY EDWARD GOLDSTEIN, Corporal.LOUIS GOODSTEIN, New York.HENRY METZ, New York.ALEXANDER ROSENBAUM, New York.PINCUS ROSENTHAL, New York.JACOB STRAUS, New York.MAURICE SIMON, New York.

COMPANY MHENRY W. BADENHAUSEN, New York, Serjeant.HERBERT BERNHOLZ, New York.GUSTAVE H. GROSSMAN, New York.MAURICE P. TOBIAS, New York.MAX WIMPFHEIMER, New York.

COMPANIES NOT IDENTIFIEDEDWARD AARONSON.J. ALTMAN.JACOB E. BLUM.CHAS. DEUTSCHBERGER.JOSEPH FREY.FRED. GREENFIELD.GEORGE HELLER.E. HIRSCH.H. HIRSCH.E. IRVINGDAVID LACHMAN.HERMAN LEFK.I. LEON.J. LEWIS.J. MICHAELS.S. OPPENHEIMER.LOUIS SIMIMMISON.MAURICE SIMIMMISON.H. STERN.S. WITKOWSKI.Z. ZISSLER.

9TH NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

All from New York CityEDWIN D. GRAFF, Captain and Regimental Adjutant.HORACE M. GRAFF, Captain of a company.SAMUEL T. SCHWARTZ, Hospital Steward.

COMPANY AHENRY A. HARRIS, Sergeant.RICHARD V. HARRTS, Sergeant.


HENRY FLEISCHER.HENRY HUSEMEYER.SAMUEL SULKIS.ALBERT ECKSTEIN. Died at Fort McPherson of typhoid fever.JAS. M. GOOTHOLD.

COMPANY B

JACOB FRANK, Sergeant,ALBERT L. MENDEL, Corporal.ADOLF BESLER.JULIUS HARRSCH.WALTER KATZENBERGER.HERMAN RICHEMAN.ARNOLD E. STERN.HENRY C. WOLF.

COMPANY C

SAMUEL FREY, Corporal.LEWIS SILVERMAN.SAMUEL KAHN.

COMPANY D

LOUIS WINSENMANN, Sergeant.JAMES H. MANUEL, Corporal.EDWARD C. WORMAN, Corporal.LOUIS F. BAUMAN.LOUIS FALTERMEYER.SAMUEL FRANKS.

COMPANY E

BENTON G. FRIEND, Corporal.HENRY J. BEYER.DANIEL M. COHEN.JOHN COHEN.WILLIAM FREUND.HENRY J. GUERSING.JACOB HEGELLMAN.JACOB KRANKEL.SIMON J. MEYER.JOSEPH OTTENBERG.SAMUEL SHEALS.ARTHUR SOFSKY.BENJAMIN SUNTHEIMER.HENRY WISTRAUD.

COMPANY FDAVID H. MILLER.SAMUEL BRANER.MAX GOLDSTEIN.LOUIS A. HAHN.HENRY J. HAMILL.


JACOB J. ROBERTSON.LOUIS SMRVOSKY.ARTHUR FRIEND.FREDERICK C. WEHRENBERG.

COMPANY GCHAS. E. AMMON, Sergeant.ADOLPH BEDE.LOUIS L. KRAUSS.JOSEPH LINDAUER.JOSEPH J. POHL.PHILIP VOHLMOELLER, Jr.LOUIS WINKELMANN.

COMPANY HCHAS. ROSER, Corporal.RAOUL BENOIT.EMIL BOSHANT.HENRY FREISE.HENRY A. FUHRMANN.RUDOLPH F. GOLDMAN.JOSEPH J. GREENLAND.THEODORE HESS.GUSTAV JOOS.JACOB KUNZLE.GEORGE MAYER.WILLIAM MATZKAHEN.JOSEPH VAHLE.DAVID W. WOOLFE.

COMPANY ICHAS. E. KOHLBERGER, Captain.CHAS. A. MEYER, Jr., 1st Lieutenant.ITHEL STONE, Sergeant.PHILIP SUBURGER, Corporal.JULES ARNAND.GOTTLOB BENDEL.CHAS. BICKLER.CHAS. H. BRETTHANER.JOSEPH KALIS.EDWARD A. KOHLBERGER.JOSEPH LEEB.LOUIS MARKOVITZ.HENRY M. MEYER.JOSEPH NOVOTNY.JACOB ROSENBERG.ADOLPH WIEMANN.FREDERICK WYMAN.

590 AMERICAN JEWISH YEAK BOOK

COMPANY KROBERT M. DAVIS.EMILE J. JACOBIE.SAMUEL MARTOVV.JOSEPH MAHE.

COMPANY L

CLARENCE ARTHUR COAN, Captain.JOSEPH H. MAYFIELD, Corporal.FREDERICK F. ADLER (died in camp).CHAS. AHRENS.JOSEPH COHEN.HENRY J. FREY.SAMUEL HARRISON.LOUIS INDORSKY.NOAH JOSEPHI.EDMUND G. RUBITSCHECK.JULIUS REKOSIK.PETER SCHWARTZ.ALFONS J. SCHERF.CHAS. STEIN, Jr.BENJ. WEISBERGER.

' EMIL WILHELMI.PAUL WOLLENBERGER.

COMPANY M

JULIUS RUICKHOFF, Musician.BERNHARD EICHER.MORRIS E. FLORIA.BRENO FAHRENHOLTZ.LOUIS FELTMAN.HERMAN GLUCK.PAUL HINZ.FRANK G. HALLENBERG.SAMUEL LEVIN.LOUIS J. ROSETT, Corporal.FERDINAND A. WEIS.MAX WEINSTOCK.

COMPANY UNKNOWNA. ABELS.B. LOWENTHAL.

12TH NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTHY

All from New York CityJAPHA, Major.

ABRAHAM JACOBS, Lieutenant,HENRY STERNBERGER, Quartermaster.DR. RAYMOND BAMBERGER, Surgeon.GEORGE H. HUMMEL, Hospital Steward.


COMPANY AHENRY J. STADTMILLER, Quartermaster Sergeant.JOHN B. BERG.LESTER BERG.CHAS. F. PETZ.BENJ. BOMAN.ABRAHAM DAHL.JACOB J. DANENFELSER.JOSEPH GOUPP.HENRY HANSEN.HENRY J. PLASTOW.JACOB REBEL.HENRY SCHOENER.

COMPANY BALEXANDER GEORGE MENZIES, Sergeant.CHAS. MATTHIAS, Corporal.RUDOLPH REINHOLD R. REGEZKI, Corporal.LOUIS LEON BLAUVELTABRAHAM LOUIS BECHARDT.GEORGE F. J. BEHRINGER.CHAS. A. BEHRINGER.FRANK COMIS.LOUIS DENECKE.BENJ. DANIELSEN.JOSEPH HENRY GUXST.HENRY GESNER.HENRY GUNDERSHEIM.LEON HASSELDJIAN.JOSEPH MEAD HAYS.JOHN I. HERRMANN.HENRY JAMES JACOBS.

COMPANY CPETER JOSEPH KUHN, Wagoner.PHILLIP BOHRER.EDWIN FISHER.SOLOMON JACOBS.ABRAHAM LEVY.EDWARD ROSENBERG.JOSEPH SCHULER.EDWIN ELLSWORTH SILVERSTEN.ABRAHAM WOLF.SAMUEL WITKOSKI.

COMPANY DLEVI BAILEY.JACQUES COHEN.JOHN A. EKBERG.


EMANUEL GOLDFINGER.OTTO G. REINL. *EDWARD SIMON.JOHN C. SCHRENHAUS.LEWIS WALDHEIM.WILLIAM WOLF.

COMPANY E

MUNSON MORRIS, 2d Lieutenant.BENJ. H. STEIN, Quartermaster Sergeant.FREDERICK EISENBRONN, Corporal.CHAS. A. COBERG.ALBERT H. FISH.HENRY HONBEIN, Jr.JOSEPH KERN.GUSTAVE MEININGER.ROBERT MENZL.LESTER L. ROOS.ALFRED J. ROSER.JOHN G. SIMONS.HERMAN H. SCHMIDT.MAX STAUNN.JOHN LEVINS.JOHN BEYER.

COMPANT F

ALBERT HELFRITCH, Corporal.EDWARD N. LEVY, Corporal.1. J. DAVIS.G. C. SIMONSON.W. K. SIMONSON.M. WARSHAR.ABRAHAM JAPPLE.LOUIS SCHONFIELD.

COMPANY G

J. PHILIP BENKARD, 2d Lieutenant.RUDOLPH STRAUSS, Quartermaster Sergeant.HENRY W. SUNDORMEYER, Corporal.HENRY COHEN.LOUIS LUTZ.GEORGE NACKOWTSCH.JOSEPH PRICE.HENRY PFORZHE1MER.SAMUEL ROSENTHAL.WILLIAM STRAUSS, Jr.HENRY STEINGASS.


COMPAQ Y IIOSWALD E. HERMANN.HENKY ISAACS.LEWIS S. STONE.NATHAN C. LEWIS.ABRAHAM RATNER.

COMPANY IMAX H. B. WEISS, Corporal.HENRY CHLEBOWSKY.SAMUEL H. ELLJS.WILFRED FRIEDFANDER.PHILLIP C. GEISSEL.IRVING A. JACOKSOX.HENRY KOCH.HENRY W. METZ.HENRY NEWMAN.

COMPANY KLEWIS EISENSTEIX.SAMUEL FRANK.JACOB FARBU.HENRY J. KING.CLARENCE MAYER.FELIX SOMMERFELD.

COMPANY L

HERBERT F. SIMONTON, Corporal.RAYMOND S. BAMBURGER.CHARLES L. FISCHER.FREDERICK HALMLEIM.MAX RICHTER.

COMPANY M

NEWBOLD MORRIS, Captain.JOSEPH SCHOFFMEYER.

COMPANY UNKNOWNPAUL GOLDHAMMER.JACOB LEVINE.LOUIS LOWENSTEIN.S. MEYERS.SAMUEL OLKIN, Compaq B, 13th Inf., New York, seriously

wounded at Santiago.14TH NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

All from BrooklynCOMPANY B

HENRY KING.EMIL R. KURZ.MORTON STEIN.LOUIS WANSER.

38


COMPANY CJOSEPH ('. BEIIRMAN.

COMPANY DLOUIS GOLDWATER.ADOLPHUS RASS1S.FREDERICK SCHIFF.NATHAN WILDMAN.

COMPANY EMAXWELL LEVY.

COMPANY F

NELSON K. JACOBS, Corporal.FREDERICK ('. JASCHKE, Corporal.BENJ. BEINERT.SAMITEL HENRY.HENRY L. JASCHKE.ADOLPH WIESE.

COMPANY G

CARL S. HOLMBERG, Captain.GEORGE RYDBERG, 2d Lieutenant.GABRIEL AZRVIG, 1st Sergeant.LOUIS SCHWEXSEN, Quartermaster Sergeant.FRANK I. YVALLBERG, Corporal.IYAR AHLBERG.EMANUEL BERG.JOHN E. BERGMAN.GUSTAF A. BLOMBERG.HENRY HULTZEN.GUSTAF LUNDBERG.JOSEPH NORDEXHERG.GEORGE F. STENBERG.

COMPANY HLOUIS O. EBER.LEWIS ENGLERT.FREDERICK ROTHSCHILD, J r .PHILIP HENRICH.

COMPANY IJOHN FRIEDMAN, J r .SAMUEL A. PHILLIPS.HANS IT. STEENBERG.

COMPANY K

JOHN E. CONE. Corporal.OTTO L. BEYEIi, Musician.JOSEPH P. GREEN.NATHAN N. GUINSBURG.


COMPANY LSAMSON DAVIS.EDWARD EICHENBUEG.SAMUEL HUDLESON.HENRY KAUFMAN.KAMILL LEDERER.MAURICE POHALSKE.JACOB ROLFF.SAMUEL TRAUB.JACOB WARTHMANN.THEODORE WASILESKI.

COMPANY M

DAVID P. HENRY, 1st Lieutenant.HENRY LAUNZINGER.CHAS. SCHLINSKY.DANIEL D. ROSENBERG.

21ST NEW YOEK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY G

MAX STEINBERG, New York.

22D NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

All from New YorkHYMAN FINKELSTINE, Hospital Steward.

COMPANY A

FRANCIS N. ZABRISKIE.COMPANY B

UDOLPHO W. HINDS, Corporal.ALPHONSO G. BERNARD.LEOPOLD BEYERS.EDWIN N. FRIEDLANDER.EDWARD HIRSCH.FRED. W. RICH TEE, J r .DANIEL WOLFF.SAMUEL LANDAU.

COMPANY C

HENRY FREIMAN.CHAS. FREUND.

COMPANY- DSAMUEL F. FAHNESTOCK, Captain.JOHN S. EISEMAN, Sergeant.LEWIS P. WUNSKELL, Corporal.WILLIAM BLUMENTHAL.ALBERT DAVIS.


ABRAHAM NEWMAN.MONROE STEINER.MANLEY B. WINKLEWICZ.EDWARD R. SCHAUER.

COMPANY EFREDERICK W. MATTHIAS, Corporal.GABRIEL G. HOLLANDER, Corporal.ADOLPH JUNGKINK.ALBERT J. OPPERMANN.GEORGE DE LEON.

COMPANY FHENRY BRANER.DAVID G. GABRIEL.PAUL WOLFF.JOHN A. WIEMAN.FRANK HOLMBERG.

COMPANY GJACOB CASH.JACOB GOODMAN.JOSEPH KAHN.CHRISTOPHER L. LEVIEN.ALEXANDER D. LEVIEN.LOUIS B. MAY.WILLIAM J. MAYr,SAMUEL SCHUHMANN.ALBERT SWANSKE.LOUIS SPATZ.

COMPANY HDAVID LOWNBEIN, 2d Lieutenant.SIDNEY B. COHN, Corporal.HENRY F. ESCHBACH.GEORGE F. ESCHBACH.ARTHUR HOFHEIMER.LEWIS PHILLIPS.SOLOMON C. SUGARMANN.LEO WEIL.LEONARD UNTERMEYER.

COMPANY IALBERT H. DYETT, 1st Lieutenant.CHAS. G. MOSES, 2d Lieutenant.MARCUS SLAZENGER MOSS, Sergeant.LATHROP BARNASKEY'.ISIDORE GOLDWATER.DAVID KLINE.JOSEPH L. MEYrER.

JEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN "WAR 59*

COMPANY K

HENRY S. STERNBERGER, 2d Lieutenant.HENRY HAMMEKSTEIN, Quartermaster Sergeant.HENRY P. HENRIQUES, Sergeant.CHAS. R. HENRIQUES, Sergeant.ALFRED DANZIG, Corporal.SIDNEY G. BERNHEIMER.NATHAN P. BIJUR.SAMUEL DAVIS.JOSEPH I. FRIEDENBERG.JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN.PERCY HENRIQUES.NATHAN HERZOG.LOUIS LEVY.EUGENE L. LEZINSKIE.WILLIAM LOEW, Jr.JOSEPH LOEWI.HENRY NEIMAN.NATHAN NEWMAN.PAUL H. OPPENHEIMER.MORRIS SELIG.JOSEPH A. SEIGEL.PETER ZAHN.CHAPMAN D. MARKS.HENRY KLETCHKA.

COMPANY LENIER F. MEYER.CHAS. EISEMAN.GEORGE W. FERNANDEZ.CHAS. M. HOLMBERG.EDWARD MANNHEIM ER.

COMPANY M

JOSEPH KATZENBERG.AUGUST H. MEYERS.SIDNEY ROJHAEL.


All from Brooklyn

LEVI B. CASE, 1st Lieutenant.

COMPANY A

J. ARTHUR MEYER, 1st Lieutenant.HENRY H. GREENBERG, Corporal.HENRY EHLENBERGER.GEORGE H. JACOB.WILLIAM MEYER.


COMPANY BTHEODORE BLOSSEY.SAMUEL S. ROSENFELD.WILLIAM J. ROSENBLATH.FREDERICK SINRAM.FREDERICK FRIEDMAN.

COMPANY C

JOSEPH WIESNER, Artificer.JOHN BIERMANN.HERBERT F. DAVTS.ALANSON S. FISHER.SAMUEL FRIEDMAN.HERMAN KAHN.CHAS. LITTMAN.REUBEN K. MAY.SAMUEL SIMONS.SAMUEL J. BENJAMIN.JACOB SVOBODA.FREDERICK NEWMANN.

COMPANY D

JOHN S. STROl'SE, Captain.JOSEPH H. BERNARD.GUS. COHEN.LEANDEK G. HESS.WALTER J. RODENBURG.LOUIS A. ROTHSCHILD.GEORGE WOLF.

COMPANY EISADORE BOYER.JOSEPH I. ELI AS.MORRIS GARDNER.MARK S. HANIS.FREDERICH W. LIPKOW.DAYTD R. MOSS.

COMPANY FFREDERICK C. MAIER.FREDERICK WOLF.

COMPANY G

JOHN C STEIN, Corporal.HENRY SELEMEN.PHILIP WACHTER.ALFRED W. SPIESMAN.

COMPANY H

EUGENE R. GONZALEZ. 2d Lieutenant.JACOB GARLTCK.


GEORGE H. GLEISTEN.MAX HARTUNG.HENRY J. SOHN.GEORGE C. SINTZENICH.WILLIAM SUNZENICH.

COMPANY IHERMAN FISHER.THEODORE GRODZKI.JACOB MARANGER.JOSEPH WANSON.

COMPANY KPHILIP STANDERMANN, Corporal.BENNIE GOLDING.WILLIAM HOHENSTEIN.EMIL MENY.PETER J. STRAUSvS.EDWARD WHITE, Musician.

COMPANY LCHAS. FUDINSKI.DAVID HEINER.AUGUSTUS WOLFF.JACOB J. WILDANGER.ERNEST W. REICHMAN.ISAAC J. ELLMERS.

COMPANY MFRANK HIRSCHFIELD.JOSEPH KERN.HERMANN F. MEYER.SAMUEL SCHMIDT.

65TH NEW YOKK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

All of BuffaloCOMPANY A

BENJ. J. LEITTEN, Corporal.CHAS. C. LEITTEN, Corporal.ALBERT A. GROSKOPF, Corporal.ROBERT ELSAESSER.ANDREW L. HEINZENBERGER.JOHN HEINZENBERGER.

COMPANY BFRED'K L. RUGENSTE1N, Corporal.LOUIS F. BAMBERGER.HERMAN BEYER.LEVI BUSHEY,


PAUL LAMPARSKI.GEORGE F. MEYER.JOS. F. STINES.BENJ. M. WEINBERG.

COMPANY C

CHAS. HAHN, Sergeant.CHAS. S. BEILMAN, Sergeant.CHAS. E. KINSKEY, Corporal.EUGENE M. SYMONDS, Corporal.JOS. F. BERNHARD, Jr.HARRIS L. DANENHOWER.JOHN J. HERMANN.HERMAN C. MEYER,SAM'L MORRIS.

COMPANY D

FRED. C. LEVINE, Corporal.MICHAEL KOLLMEYER, Corporal.LOUIS AHRENS.WM. J. HARTZBERG.JACOB C. HERMAN.FRANK LIPINSKI.EMANUEL NEWMAN.HENRY G. PAPENBERG.SAM'L PHTLLTPEE.FRANK SENDZIKOWSKI.LOUIS SCHWENGBECK, Jr.

COMPANY EWM. O. ISAACSON.JACOB SIMON.

COMPANY FJULIUS V. BENDUS.CHAS. BRETHAUER.

LIPPOLD.JOS. GUBKOWSKI.JACOB KAEN, Jr.VALENTINE KARN.AUGUST MEYER.SAM'L WOLFFSOHN.LOUIS BAUER.HENRY LEWENICHT, Musician.

COMPANY GHENRY E. BEYER.FRANK GLENOWSKI.LEO GRUSKA.JOS. HEIM.LOUIS ZAWADZKI.


COMPANY HJACOB BECHER.FRED. GRUBER.LOUIS HERRMANN, Jr.JULIUS JABLOWINZ.AUGUST J. KRAMPOWSKY.JACOB METZ, Jr.JACOB OBENAUER, Jr.PHILLIP STAUFFENBERGER.JOS. SZCZEPANIAK.ERNST WOLFF.

COMPANY I

HENRY W. BRENDEL, Captain.PHILIP GREENBACHER.JACOB G. STANGER,JOS. BERHERT.ELIAS GILSINGER.JOS. F. HANAUER.CHAS. HYMAN.MICHAEL KAZNOWSKI.HERRMAN KLEIN.HENRY D. LAUER.

COMPANY K

HENRY RABBES, Sergeant.LOUIS ZAHN, Sergeant.LOUIS WIPPERMAN, Corporal.EDWIN WEBERG.CHAS. J. L. SUNDBURGH.JOS. FRANZ.FRANK SCHWARTZENBERG.

COMPANY LFRANK H. BILESKI.JACOB HASSELBECK.DAVID JAEGER.GEORGE NUSSBAUM.JOHN SCHONBERG.HENRY C. SOMMERFELT.

COMPANY M

LOUIS H. ELSAESSER.ESAAK POLAK.JULIUS BENZIUS.HERMAN C. DUSCHAH.JACOB A. GOLDBERG.JACOB GUCHELBERGER.JACOB HEINZ.


LEO KINZIE.STANISLAUS OLONSKI.JOS. A. MORRIS.FRED. STIEFEL.CHAS. C. WEINHEIMER.HENRY J. WIERIECH.

COMPANY UNKNOWNSWARTZ.


All from New York.COMPANY B

JOSEPH F. GREENE.BENJ. J. HAYES.CHAS. \V. FREUND.CHAS. HAYMAN.CHAS. I. SIMONSON.

COMPANY GJACOB F. FRIEDMAN.

COMPANY HOTTO BENDIX.

COMPANY LHENRY G. FISHER.ERNEST HEYMAN.

COMPANY M

EDGAR LEINBAUGH, Musician.EDWARD A. GRUBER.HENRY HESS.JOSEPH KING.

ALFRED GOLDSMITH.

71ST NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

All from New YorkCOMPANY A

JULIAN M. LEVINE.DAVID B. GEIS.JULIUS E. FRANK.SAMSON D. OPPENHEIM.SOLOMON WEIL.A. WEISS.BENJAMIN WOTOSHIN.

COMPANY BMAURICE H. KEEBS.HENRY S. LEWIS.

JEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR f;o,S

COMPANY C

FERDINAND HEINDSMAN, Captain.SAMUEL MAYERS.JOHN A. NATHANS.AUGUST WIES.MAN.

COMPANY DJACOB F. BISSINGER.ALBERT W. A. GIERSBERG.HENRY A. PHILLIPS.HENRY J. WEINFELD, Chattanooga, Term.

COMPANY EHENRY DIAMOND.PAUL W. FRIEDMAN.AUGUSTINE GONZALEZ.JOSEPH M. LEVY.MORRIS YUSTER.

COMPANY F

BONAPARTE GOLDBERG, Corporal.HENRY A. SEL1GMANN, Artificer.HENRY J. AMMON.HENRY GOLDBERG.JOSEPH ULLUSES HARRIS.FRANCIS P. HEINEMANN.JOSEPH HOFFMAN.JESSE G. POHALSKI.ARTHUR SCHWAB.JOSEPH SELIGMANN.WALTER STEELE.DAVE WINKENSKI.ISAAC WINKENSKI.

COMPANY HJOSEPH F. ELLIS.HENRY FISHER.LOUIS E. HESS.CHAS. E. LEHMAN.FRANK W. LEHMAN.

COMPANY IJOSEPH J. JOOS, Jr .ALFRED J. KOHN.DAVID LEVI.HYMAN CASKELL.

COMPANY' KALEXANDER H. ASNNIS.ARNOLD GIESINANN.WILLTAM LEOPOLD, Jr .JOHN M. NIEMEYER.ROBERT C. SCHOENEMAN.


COMPANY LGUS ORAHN.SAMUEL GREENFIELD.GUSTAYE L. ROSENBERG.HYMAN ROSENBERG.(HAS. I. SIMON.LOUIS SIMON.OTTO T. SONNEMAN.1'AUL B. GOLDHAMER.

COMPANY MHERMAN R. HASENBOLG.

COMPANY UNKNOWNB. ENGLE.L. ENGLK.MAX FERBER,E. I. FISCHER.CHARLES GOODMAN.FRED. GUNNER.0. HOCHSTADTER.W. HOFFMAN.ABE KOPEL.GEO. LANGER.A. A. REILING.J. SELIGMAN.MAX SPITZEL.LEP. STAMPER.D. WEIDENSCHLAG.1. WEIDENSCHLAG.J. WILLER.

IOKTH \ B W YORK VOLUNTEER INFANTRYMOSES SEIFKERT, New York, Private

201ST NEW Y'ORK STATE VOLUNTEER INFANTRYFrom New York and vicinity

COMPANY AJULIUS FAILHANER, Musician.JOSEPH G. KANTROWITZ.

COMPANY BDAVID GROSSMAN, Sergeant.MOE BUCIISP.AUM, Corporal.SAMUEL H. GREENLEAF, Corporal.HENRY A. KING, Corporal.LOUIS H. GUTERMAN.BERNHARD HAX.

JEWS IN THE SPAMSH-AMERICAN WAR 605

HERMAN HEIL.AARON ROSENGARTE.SAMUEL HOLLANDER.

COMPANY CSIMON B. HESS.LOUIS WETTERANER.SIMON WOLF.

COMPANY D

RAYMOND T. MONIZ, Corporal.SAMUEL KAUFMAN.CHAS. E. LUNDEBERG.JOSEPH LIVINGSTON.WILLIAM STERNBERG.

COMPANY ELOUIS C. DEHMEL.RICHARD GRUBER.JACOB HOFFMAN.THEODORE E. HAHN.MORRIS JACOBS.ALEXANDER F. KAHLBERG.SAMUEL BAL.

COMPANY F

LOUIS A. HERRMANN, Corporal.JEREMIAH BACHMAN.ADOLPH BUSER.LEON GREENBOM.HENRY MEYER.

COMPANY G

SAMUEL ABRAMS, Artificer.JACOB SHIENBERG, Wagoner.JOHN E. ABRAMS.JOSEPH CERMAK.ABRAHAM JACOBS.ABRAHAM LAZARUS.AUGUST H. LICHTENBERG.JACOB SCHELDT.EiHL STRAUB.EDWARD E. WEINBERG.

COMPANY IIJOSEPH GRAINSKY.LOUIS E. MEYER.JOSEPH H. MEYER.JACOB J. PROSS.

fiOfi AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

BERNARD GINZIG.LOUIS HYNDS.ADOLPH KAUFMAXN.JACOB MESSER.JACOB ROSENBLOOM.

COHEN.JOSEPH SILVERSTEIN.

JACOB N. P.I ECKEL.WILLIAM GROSSKOPF.GEORGE LEVY.JACOB LEVY.WILLIAM LEVY.

LOUIS FRIENDLEY.ALECK SOLOMON.SAMUEL WEISS.

JOSEPH EINTRACHT.SAM. JACOBS.

COMPANY I

COMPANY K

COMPANY L

COMPANY M


Mustered in at Buffalo

LEO J. SHRINSKI.BAND

COMPANY A

JOSEPH COHEN, Corporal.JOSEPH EHRMAX.SOLOMON FELDMAX.EDWIN J. HAMEISTER.HENRY LEVENSON.JOSEPH THAM.OSCAR G. WESTPHAL.

COMPANY

ALFRED F. KUHN, Corporal.JACOB F. BAUER, Jr .JOSEPH BAUMLER.CHAS. F. ELSESSER.FRED. HAHN.JOHN C. HAHN.JOHN F. HANESTEIN.WILLIAM LEVINE.CLEMENT LEVELLEONARD J. NOSEK.

B


COMPANY CJOSEPH DOBMEIER.JOHN HENNEBERGER.NICHOLAS A. JABLONSKI.LEO KACZMAREK.JOSEPH GALLMEYER.

COMPANY DGEORGE J. FROMM.JOHN KOMESENSKI.JOSEPH SCHREIBER.ISIDOR STEGER.

COMPANY EHENRY BERLINER, Quartermaster Sergeant.SAM'L HEYERT, Corporal.JOHN BENGEL.HENRY BAUERNSCHMIDT.SAMUEL COHEN.MAX DAVIS.SAMUEL FRANKEL.JOSEPH J. GOLDEN.NATHAN LICHTER.ABRAHAM PLITNICK.ISAAC ROSENBLATT.ISAAC ROSENBLATT, No. 2.LOUIS A. SORG.HENRY WEISBACH.

COMPANY FALBERT ADAMSKI.JOHN NEUMANN.ADAM OLECHOWSKI.HERMAN REISS.GEORGE SZUMINISKI.

COMPANY GGUSTAVUS H. BEUERMANN, 1st Sergeant.ADAM KLEINFELDER, Corporal.WILLIAM C. STRAUSS, Corporal.CHAS. HAHN.LOUIS J. KLIMIK.JOHN PENKALSKY.LOUIS SASSMANN.PETER ORLOWSKI.

COMPANY HMICHAEL J. JABOLINSKI, Musician.ANDREW BAGGAZNISKI.JOSEPH HOFFMAN.


SAMUEL ZARAYNSKI.PATRICK JACOBS.EDWARD C. KUHN.PAUL MICHALSKI.JACOB NEISOR.HENRY WOLF.

COMPANY I

FRANK J. HESS, 2d Lieutenant.FRANK KARASZEWSKI.JULIUS E. MEYERHOFF.

COMPANY K

AUGUSTUS B. WARFIELD, Corporal.ALFRED B. HOLLENGREEN.SAMUEL J. PINKSTONE.CHAS. SANDBERG.JACOB STREITZ.

COMPANY L

LOUIS BISSINGER, Corporal.JOSEPH 11. DAVIS.IRVING J. DAVIS.JOHN GETZ.ANTHONY SORKOWSKI.JOSEPH MTNDELER.ALBERT J. NEWMAN.LEO NOWAK.DAVID RODENBERG.LEO SMOROWSKI.

COMPANY MPHILIP L. FISHER.JOHN A. GRUBER.JOHN H. HECKMANN.JOSEPH HEIMANN.SAMUEL JACOBS.LEOPOLD KLINEBERG.ROBERT SCHOENFELD.HENRY SCHWARTZ.JOHN SCHWARTZ.MICHAEL J. PHISENSKI.


Mustered in at SyracuseCOMPANY A

WILLIAM A. GOLDSMITH.ALBERT F. HOPSTEIN.HENRY SCHWEIZER.ISAAC P. STEINBERG.


COMPANY BRUDOLPH FRANK.MANDEL HARRIS.GEORGE HEINE.JOHN KOWALSKY.

COMPANY CJOSIAH MYERS, Sergeant.JOSEPH C. WOLFF.

COMPANY DARLINGTON C. JACOBS.

COMPANY EFRANK MARKS.

COMPANY FADOLPH KRENZBERGER.LOUIS WILD.

COMPANY GJACOB BERGER.LOUIS F. BOOKLERGER.BERNHARD M. SCHOENLEBER.

COMPANY H

JOSEPH A. DAVID, Musician.MICHAEL ASHER.LOUIS COHEN.SIMON FINKENBERG.SAMUEL JACOBS.PHILIP LEISENHEIMER.JACOB WILLI.

COMPANY I

PHILIP S. GOLDEMAN, Sergeant.

COMPANY KJOSEPH ELLIS.

COMPANY L

JACOB COHEN, Wagoner.JOSEPH F. KUHN.BERNARD LIVINGSTON.

COMPANY MWILL MOSES.

TROOP A—CAVALRY

FRITZ WILHELM HOENINGHAUS, New York City.BENJ. WILLIAM MASSENA, New York City.

39


FOURTH BATTERY

FREDERICK MEYER, New York City.LEON GEIS, New York City.

FIFTH BATTERY

ALFRED D. MATHESINS, New York City.ADAM RATHGEBER, New York City.

SEVENTH BATTERY

HENRY C. BENGEL, Rochester.SOLOMON C. SCHOENBERG, Rochester.

1ST NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY

JACOB E. BLOOM, New York, Captain.

3D NEW YORK VOLUNTEER CAVALRY'

JUL. FRIEDMAN, New York City, Private.

COMPANY I

SAMUEL GANSMAN, Middletown.PHILIP H. BACHMAN, Middletown.JACOB S. BALLMAN, Middletown.

COMPANY K

HENRY K. GOLDSMITH, Ponghkeepsie.ALFRED MYERS, Poughkeepsie.

COMPANY L

JOS. M. KADRISKY, Newburgh, Corporal.SAM'L E. ABRAMS, Newburgh.OLIVER C. STEINBERG, Newburgh.

COMPANY MWM. COHEN, Kingston.MILTON J. ISRAEL, Kingston.

2D INFANTRY'

COMPANY CMORRIS MYERS, Troy.SAMUEL OSAROFF, New York.

COMPANY E

PHILIP A. B. BELLIN, Schenectady.DAVID H. BERNHARD, Schenectady.

COMPANY F

EMIL KLEINER, Schenectady.ELMER E. LEVEY, Schenectady.


COMPANY H

JOHN ISADORE, Amsterdam.

COMPANY 1

HENRY DAVIS, Whitehall.

COMPANY K

ANDREW J. SIMONS, Glens Falls, Sergeant.HENRY R. RICE, Glens Falls.

COMPANY L

EDWIN P. HAYS, Saratoga Springs.HENRY WILDEY, Saratoga Springs.

COMPANY M

CLARENCE B. SOLOMON, Hoosiek Falls, Sergeant.RAY MYERS, Hoosiek Falls.HENRY H. ROSENBERGER, Williamstown, Mass.; enlisted at

Hoosiek Falls.MOSES SCHWEIZER, Hoosiek Falls.

MISCELLANEOUS

F. J. CANTOR, New York, Hospital Corps.WM. COHEN, New York, Hospital Corps.A. LEVY, New York, Hospital Corps.M. SPECTOR, New York, Hospital Corps.S. STERNFELD, New York.LOUIS J. SWAT, New York, Hospital Corps.SAMUEL FRANKEL, Private.JACK KELLER, Private.SAMUEL COHEN, Private.MAX BRACKOV, Private.NOAH STONE, Private.HARRY SHAPIRO, Private.LOUIS SASSMAN, Private.JOSEPH GRAMSKY, Private.ABRAHAM LECIITER, Private.CLARENCE C. MEYERS, Private.DAVID STONE, Private.JOSEPH COHEN, Private.MORRIS GOLD, Private.WILLIAM RUBINSTEIN, Private.ABRAHAM PLITNICK, Corporal.


NORTH CAROLINA2D NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY I

WILLIAM MICHAEL, Tarboro, Corporal.

OHIO1

COMMISSIONED OFFICERS*MAX C. FLEISCHMANN, 1st Lieutenant, Troop G, 1st Regft,

O. V. C.ENLISTED MEN

AKEON-DAVID ABRAHAMS, Private, Co. F, 10th O. V. I.'•ALECK HELLER, Private, Co. B, 8th O. V. I.

ANTWERP:cBERT J. KAUFMANN, Private, Co. M, 2d O. V. I.

*ERNEST H. NEUBAUER, Private, Co. D, 5tli O. V. I.BLOOMDALE

*FRANK SIMON, Private, Co. H, 2d O. V. I.*WILLIS E. SIMON, 1st Sergeant, Co. H, 2d O. V. I.

BUCYRUS*EDWARD M. WISE, Private, Co. A, 8th O. V. I.

CANTON*H0WARD M. GREENWALD, Corporal, Co. C, 8th O. V. T.*OTTO J. OPPEXHEIMER, Hospital Steward, 8th O. V. 1.

CHILLICOTHE

*ARTHUR WOLFE, Private, Co. F, 7th O. V. I.CINCINNATI

*FRANK BLUMBERG, 1st Corporal, Co. A, 1st O. V. I.ALEX. FRANK, 1st Lieutenant, Co. G, 1st O. V. I.S. PENDLETON KRAMER, Major-Surg-eon in charge of military

hospital a t Havana,CHARLES L. WERTHEIMER, Co. H, 1st O. V. I.*GEORGE FROHMAN, Private, Co. D, 1st O. V. I.*AARON 'HYMAN, Corporal, Co. D, 1st O. V. I.*FRANK LAUDENBACH, Private, Co. D, 1st O. V. I.* JACOB H. LOWENSTINE, Private, Co. K, 1st O. V. I.LEON S. BERGER, Co. A, 10th Reg., O. N. G.HARRY COHN, Co. B, 5th O. V.*LEE STEIN, Private, Co. F, 1st O. V. I.

1 The Ohio Roster is arranged by cities and not by companies, and this hasbeen followed in the present list.

JKWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 613

CLEVELAND

*HENRY M. ADOLPH, Private, Co. C, 10th O. V. I.*FRED W. ARNDT, Private, Co. C, 5th O. V. I.*MAX B. BRETSCHNEIDER, Private, Co. B, 5th O. V. I.*ISAAC COHEN, Private, Co. C, 10th 0. V. I.*MORRIS H. FREEDMAN, Private, Co. L, 5th O. V. I.*JACOB FREIBERGER, Private, Co. A, 10th O. V. I.EMIL GELLNER, Private, Co. A, 10th O. V. I.*EDWARD JACOBI, Private, Bat. A, 1st O. V. A.*WM. R. JACOBI, Private, Bat. A, 1st O. V. A."ALBERT W. JACOBSON, Private, Tr. C, 1st O. V. C."SAMUEL KLOPFSTEIN, Private, Co. B, 10th O. V. I."CHARLES LICHTENBERG, Corporal, Co. C, 10th O. V. I."JOSEPH MEYER, Private, Co. A, 10th O. V. I."SAMUEL SALEWSKI, Private, Co. K, 5th O. V. I."DANIEL SCHWAB, Private, Tr. C, 1st O. V. C.*LOUIS STRAUSS, Private, Co. K, 6th O. V. I.*SOLOMON STRAUS, Private, Co. I, 5th O. V. I.

COLUMBUS

*SIMON HEIMAN, Private, Co. B, 4th O. V. I."ALBERT LUCKS, Private, Co. C, 10th 0. V. T.

COVINGTON"DAVID KAUFMAN, Private, Co. K, 3d O. V. I."JOHN H. LEHMAN, 1st Sergeant, Co. A, ?,d O. V. I.

DAYTON

"ISRAEL ROSENTHAL, Private, Tr. F, 1st O. V. C.

EAST LIVERPOOL

-ALBERT STEINE, Private, Co. E, 8th O. V. I.

FlNDLAY•WM. W. EINSTEIN, Artificer, Co. A, 2d O. V. I.

FOSTOBIA*CYEUS A. WOLF, Private, Co. D, Gth O. V. T.

FREMONT

"ALBERT A. LEVY, Private, Co. K, 6th O. V. I.

HuNTINGTON, W. V A ."JACOB E. FIERBURG, Private, Co. C, 7th O. V. I.

KEN TON

"LOUIS F. STEINER, Private, Co. I, 2d O. V. I.

MlDDLBTOWN"HENRY G. BEHRENS, Corporal, Co. L, 1st O. V. I.


NEW YORK CITYA. ZAHX, Private, 10th O. V. I.

NORWALK

*MARCUS KOPPLEMAX, Private, Co. M, 5th O. V. I.OCHO

*DAVID H. HAHX, Private, Bat. C, 1st O. V. A.SPRINGFIELD

-ALEXANDER .T. SCHOEXTIIAL, Private, Co. B, 3d O. V. I.TOLEDO

*HARRY ABRAHAM, Private, Co. H, 6th O. V. I.{WM. R. COHICX, Corpora], Co. G, 10th O. V. I.*ISADORE EIM'STEIN, Private, Co. O, 10th O. V. I.SAM. GELEERD, Captain.*LE\VIS LANGUXDERFER, Private, Co. G, 10th O. V. I.*JAY H. LAXTZENHE1SER, Private, Co. A, 6th O. V. I.••FRANK STEINMETZ, Private, Co. C, 6th O. V. I.*DAVID O. STROUSE, Private, Co. C, 10th O. V. I.

WASHINGTON C. H."CLAUD S. JACOBS, Private, Co. E, 4th O. V. I.

WOOSTER

*IRVIN LAUTZENHEISER, Private, Co. D, 8th O. V. I.*PERRINE LAUTZENHEISER, Private, Co. D, 8th O. V. I.

YOUNGSTOWN*HENRY G. WOLFE, Corporal, Co. H, 5th O. V. I.; made a ser-

geant.

MANNIE STRAUS, Ohio, Hospital Corps.

OREGON2D OREGON VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY A.

"A. P. HARRIS, Sergeant,*LEO B. GROSE, Private.

COMPANY B*EDD. E. LYOX, Private.

COMPANY C

^LEONARD GROSS, Private.COMPANY D

*F. HOWARD JSENBERG, Private.COMPANY E

•CARL LILIENTHAL, Private.

JEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR (J15

COMPANY G

*LOUIS HONSTEIN, Private.*CHARLES F. KAUFMANN, Private.

COMPANY H

*WILLIAM HERZOG, Private.

COMPANY I

*MAURICE H. MYERS, Private.*LOUIS E. SPRINGER, Private.

COMPANY E

*CARLE ABRAMS, Private.*SAMUEL FELDMAN, Private.*C. N. SCHREIBOR, Private.

COMPANY M

^GILBERT H. BENJAMIN, Private.-CASH ECKSTEIN, Private.

PENNSYLVANIASAM'L ROSENBAUM, Philadelphia, Commissary Sergeant, for

1st, 2d, 3d and 6th Regiments and State Fencibles.

1ST PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

DR. MORRIS I. SCHAMBERG, Philadelphia, Private. Tried tosecure a position as Assistant Surgeon in one of the volunteerregiments; not finding a vacancy, he enlisted in the ranks.See p. 534.

PULASKI, Private.

3D PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRYBENJAMIN LESTER, Philadelphia.ABE MICHAEL, Philadelphia.(JUS. SCHLACHTER, Philadelphia.ALEX. WEINBURGER, Philadelphia.

4TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRYHARRY EPSTEIN, Reading, Co. A. Went to Porto Rico.

MICHAELS, New York City, Private.

9TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

BARNEY COHEN, Wilkesbarre. Died at Chickamauga.14TII PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

W. R. KAUFMAN.E. MARKS.J. MARKS.P. MAYER.J. RICKSTEIN.I. ROSENBLATT.

616 AMERICAN JEWISH YEAE BOOK


COMPANY C

LESTER, SIMONS, Bradford, Lieutenant. Was in battle of SanJuan.

ISAAC SIMONS, Bradford, Drum-major.


EDWARD STEINFELD, Co. C.

PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS

Commands not identifiedC. M. BRODY.ALFRED CAHEN.F. FRIEDMAN.HORACE G. GALLINGER.H. HYMAN.ALFRED LEADER.A. LEVI.J. LEVI.J. NEAMAN.M. SAMUELS.HERBERT DREYFUS, Danville.ELIAS GROSS, Danville.JOSEPH HEIM, Danville.HARRY LOWENSTINE, Danville.JOSEPH MAIER, Danville.MOSES COHEN, Pottstown, Pa. Served in Porto Rico.A. FREEDMAN, Penna., Hospital Corps.A. RAUSCH, Pottsville, Pa.PHILIP SEAMAN, Pottsville, Pa. Now in the Philippines.JOE WE1NER, Pottstown, Pa.

SOUTH CAROLINA1

SUMTER LIGHT INFANTRY

I. HARBY MOSES, Jr., Sumter, 1st Lieutenant.M. A. STRAUS, Sumter, 10th Corporal.ANSLEY D. HARBY, Sumter, 11th Corporal.H. D. MOISE, Sumter, Private.H. A. MOSES, Sumter, Private.W. GRAHAM MOSES, Sumter, Private, Abbeville Vol. Went to

Columbia with regiment.

1 A very considerable list for this State was received, from Mr. August Kohnof Columbia, too late for insertion. It will appear ID the next edition.


TENNESSEE1ST TENNESSEE VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

HYMIE SOLINSKY, Co. B.CLARENCE ROSENFELD, Clarkville. Went to Philippine Is-

lands as Sergeant.LEON BROWN.NATHAN HIRSHBURG.

2D TENNESSEE VOLUNTEER INFANTRYA. JAFFEE.

TEXASHERMAN F. ALEXANDER, Co. F, 1st Infantry.SIMON C. ALEXANDER, Co. A, 1st Infantry.JOSEPH ARMAN, Co. F, 4th Infantry.ARTHUR BACH. Co. B, 1st Infantry!EDWARD B. BENJAMIN, Co. K, 3d Infantry.HERMAN C. BENNAT, Co. M, 2d Infantry.JAKE BERNSTEIN, Savannah, Ga., Corporal, Co. L, ad Infantry.ELIAS BROWN, Cos. N, I, 2d Infantry.LOUIS CASSIMIR, Co. L, 4th Infantry.LOUIS COHEN, Cos. B, E, 2d Infantry.LOUIS COHEN, Co. L, 4th Infantry.ISAAC COHEN, Co. M, 2d Infantry.S. I. COHN, Co. D, 2d Infantry.CHAS. W. DAVIS, Captain, 2d Infantry.JOSEPH H. DAVIS, Co. I, 4th Infantry.SIDNEY S. DAVIS, Co. D, 2d Infantry.THEODORE DAVIS, Co. L, 1st Infantry.LEVI A. DRIVER, Co. K, 3d Infantry."SAMUEL EPHRAIM, Co. C, 2d Infantry.JOE EPSTEIN, Co. F, 2d Infantry.A. FRANKLIN, Co. E, 1st Infantry.JOE FRIEDMAN, Troop E, 1st Cavalry.ALBERT GOLDSMITH, Co. D, 1st Infantry.ABRAHAM GOODMAN, Co. B, 3d Infantry.SAM. GOODMAN, Headquarters, 2d Infantry.ABRAHAM HAAS, Co. M, 2d Infantry.HENRY M. HALFF, San Antonio, 2d Lieutenant, Co. G, 1st Inf.C. HAMBURGER, Co. B, 2d Infantry.ABRAHAM HARRISON, Brenham, Senior Major, 4th Infantry.REUBEN L. HESS, Field and Staff.HERMAN HOFFMAN, Co. G, 3d Infantry.W. E. JACOBS, Co. I, 4th Infantry.GUS. KAUFFMAN, Co. D, 4th Infantry.NATHAN LAPOWSKY, Gainesville, Field and Staff (Captain).DAVID LEE, Co. M, 3d Infantry.


SAMUEL LEE, Co. G, 3d Infantry.JULIUS LEHMAN, Co. I, 2d Infantry.SAMUEL LEVI, Co. I, 1st Infantry.ARTHUR P. LEVISON, San Antonio, Private, Co. G, 1st Infantry.LEON S. LEVY, Co. M, 1st Infantry.R. B. LEVY, Field and Staff.ISAAC LIEBENSTEIN, Co. B, 3d Infantry.MEYER A. LEWIS, Gainesville, Field and Staff (Lieutenant).JACOB H. LEWIS, Co. A, 3d Infantry.JOSEPH LEWIS, Field and Staff.MAX H. MILLER, Orange, 1st Bugler, 4th Infantry.SAMUEL NATHAN, Co. D, 3d Infantry.H. NUSSBAUM, Co. B, 2d Infantry.

OCHS, Gainesville, Sergeant, Infantry.L. M. OPPENHEIMER, Colonel Commanding 2d Texas Volunteer

Infantry, Adjutant-General State Militia.ADOLPH PHILLIPS, Troop I, 1st Cavalry.HENRY PHILLIPS, Troop I, 1st Cavalry.SAMUEL ROSENFIELD, Dallas, Tex., Field and Staff (Captain).

2d Infantry.ALFRED ROSENTHAL, Co. H, 1st Infantry.LOUIS ROTH, Troop M, 1st Cavalry.ALBERT SAMUELSON, Co. G, 1st Infantry.ABRAHAM SALLSBERG, Co. C, 1st Infantry.ISADORE SCHLESWIGER, Co. P.. 2d Infantry.HERMAN SCHREIBER, Co. B, 1st Infantry.HARRY SILVERMAN, Corpora], 2d Regiment.HENRY STEIN, Troop G, 1st Cavalry.DAVE STERN, Co. H, 2d Infantry.SAM WEINER, Co. C, 1st Infantry.FRANK WELLMAN, Troop F, 1st Cavalry.P. WISEMAN, Co. A, 3d Infantry.HENRY WURTZBACH, Co. F, 1st Infantry.W. ZACKARY, Co. H, 1st Infantry.

UTAHBATTEKY A

*WM. JACOBSON, Salt Lake City, Private.BATTEBY B

*WILHELM I. GOODMAN, Salt Lake City, Private.*LOUIS E. KAHN, Salt Lake City, Private.

BATTERY C

-TONY D. GOLDMAN, Ogden, Private.2D UTAH VOLUNTEER CAVALRY—TROOP I

Torrey's Rough Riders*WM. H. GOLDMAN, Private.

.TEWS IN THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 619

VERMONT1ST VERMONT? VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY K (BENNINGTON)

*HENRY CONE, Private.

VIRGINIA2D VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered into the U. S. Service May 10 to May 21, 1898; musteredout of U. S. Service December 13 to December 20, 1898.

COMPANY A

*.TAMES W. ROSENBERGER, Winchester, Private."TAYLOR H. ROSENBERGER, Winchester, Private.

COMPANY B

NATHAN BERNSTEIN, Richmond, Corporal.HARRY BERNSTEIN, Richmond, Private.ISIDORE COHEN, Richmond, Private.JAAC FLEUENHEIMER, Richmond, Orderly.

COMPANY C

EMANUEL C. HELLER, Harrisonburg, Private.

COMPANY D

*HEBER M. NEWBERGER, Wythesville, Corporal.

COMPANY M

*TSAAC KAIIX. Richmond, Private.S1G. EISLER.HARRY HOFBAUER.

COMPANY' UNKNOWN.T. LEVY.

3D VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered into U. S. Service May 13 to May 26, 1898; mustered outof the U. S. Service, Nov. 5, 1S98

COMPANY D

LEWIS M. MOSES, Charlottesville, Private.

COMPANY G

ABRAHAM COHEX, Petersburg, Corporal.

COMPANY K

WM. GOLDSMITH, Fredericksburg, Private.AUGUST HAHN, Baltimore, Md., Private.

COMPANY L

HIRAM C. ROSENLSAUM, Abingdon, Private.

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4TH VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered into the U. S. Service May 9 to May 24, 1898; musteredout of the U. S. Service April 27, 1899

COMPANY B

HERMAN FRIEDENBERG, New York, X. Y., Private.MOSES JACOBS, Norfolk, Private.ARTHUR LICHTENSTEIN, New York, N. Y., Private.B. A. RIPPE, Norfolk, Private.

COMPANY D

*\VM. D. KAHN, Phoebus, Corporal.JOSEPH F. KAHN, Phoebus, Private. Discharged.

COMPANY E

JULIUS T. LANSBERG, Norfolk, Private.

COMPANY G

BERNARD W. SALOMONSKY, Norfolk, Captain.*IKE LOBISKY, Richmond, Private. Discharged.

COMPANY H

GABRIEL STRAUSS, Charleston, W. Ya., Private.

COMPANY K

*FREDERICK ABEL, Freeport, N. Y., Private. Died.

COMPANY MSOLON BEACH, Private.

6TH VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

Mustered into the U. S. Service July 9 to August 9, 1898; mus-tered out of U. S. Service January 6 to January 28, 1899.

COMPANY H

MATTHEW N. LEVY, Jr., Norfolk. Mustered in August 9.

WASHINGTON1ST WASHINGTON VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

COMPANY" B (SEATTLE)

*CARL LANSBERG, Private.*CHARLES STEIN, Private.

UNASSIGNED RECRUITS

*GEO. E. MARKS.LOGAZY, Omaha, Neb. Enlisted in 1st Wash.; in Manila,

16 months.

INDEPENDENT BATTALION WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS

COMPANY A (TACOMA)

*MEYER K. HERMAN, Private.


COMPANY B (NEW TACOMA)

*ABRAHAM N. HESS, Private.

COMPANY C (POMEBT)

*EDWIN W. WEINBERG, Q. M. Sergeant.*CHARLES A. HELLER, Private.

WEST VIRGINIA

1ST WEST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY—COMPANY L

BENJ. GRAFF.JOSEPH KELLER, Jr.MAURICE RAUCH.

HENRY ALTMAN, Steubenville, O. Enlisted in the gd West Vir-ginia V. I.

WISCONSIN

2D WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTEY

Went to Porto RicoALEX. SALOMON, Appleton, Private.MARCUS STEINHAUSER, Appleton, Private.

WYOMING

1ST BATTALION

BATTEBY A (CHEYENNE)

Mustered into service June 16, 1898-ISAAC W. DREIFUSS, Trumpeter.

2D WYOMING CAYALET

Seven companies from WyomingTorrey's Rough Riders

TROOP C (LABAMIE)

*WM. J. ABRAMS, Sergeant.-JOSEPH AARON, Private.*JULIUS WOLF, Private.

TROOP L (EVANSTON)

LEWIS C. MARX, Private.

MISCELLANEOUS

COMMANDS NOT IDENTIFIED

MARK L. ADLER. Stationed at Camp Alger.HENRY ALTMAN, Buffalo, N. Y.


ABKAM BENEDICT. Stationed at Carnp Alger.TIARRY COHEN, New York City, Ordnance Department.S. R. COHEN, New York City, Ordnance Department.I. H. CONIGISKY, Peoria, 111.HENRY GOLDMAN, Michigan (dead).HARRY B. GREENSFELDER, 1st Hospital Corps.

GROSSMAN. Killed in the Philippines.ISIDORE GUMBENER, Peoria, 111.ARTHUR HIRSCH, Peoria, 111.JOSEPH JACOBS, New York City, Signal Corps.D. LANGFELDER, New York City, Signal Corps.

LEINBACHER. Killed in the Philippines.DR. B. LIVINGSTON, New York City, Hospital Corps.HERBERT MEYERS, St. Louis, Mo.ABRAHAM RUDY, New York City, Hospital Corps, 2d Division.BENJAMIN REISNER, Albany, N. Y. Was in the battle of El

Paso.LEON ROSENBAUM. Stationed at Camp Alger.HARVEY ROSENTHAL. Stationed at Camp Alger.SAMUKL liOSEWALD, Sergeant.LOUIS TRUNNER. Went to Porto Rico.SIDNEY SCHWARZKOPF, St. Louis, Mo.ISADORE WEILL, New York City, Private, 9th Batl., Signal

Corps.JACOB WILENSKI, New York. Killed in the battle of Seville.DAVID I. ZUCKER, St. Louis, Mo.

JEWISH STATISTICS 623

JEWISH STATISTICSThe statistics of Jews in the world rests largely upon esti-

mates. In Russia, Austria-Hungary, Germany, and a few othercountries official figures are obtainable. In the main, however,the numbers given are based upon estimates repeated and addedto by one statistical authority after another. In spite of the ira-satisfactoriness of the method, it may be assumed that thenumbers given are approximately correct. For most countriesthe census of 1890 is employed, though where later trustworthyinformation is at hand it has been utilized.

THE UNITED STATES

As the census of the United States has, in accordance with thespirit of American institutions, taken no heed of the religiousconvictions of American citizens, whether native-born or nat-uralized, all statements concerning the number of Jews livingin this country are based upon estimate, though several of theestimates have been most conscientiously made.

The Jewish population was estimated

In 1818 by Mordecai M. Noah at 3,000In 1826 by Isaac C. Harby at 6,000In 1840 by the American Almanac at 15,000In 1848 by M. A. Berk at 50,000In 1880 by Wm. B. Hackenburg at 230,257In 1888 by Isaac Markens at 400,000In 1897 by David Sulzberger at 937,800In 1899 by the American Jewish Year Book at 1,043,800

The following table by States is a modification of that givenin the previous Year Book and is based upon new estimatessecured from many sources. It is believed to be more accuratethan any previous table.

Georgia (!,135Hawaiian Islands..... 20Idaho 2,000Illinois 95,000Indiana 25,000Iowa 6,000Kansas 3,000Kentucky 12,000Louisiana 12,000Maine 5,000

AlabamaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutN. and S. DakotaDelawareDistrict of Columbia. .Florida

8,0002 0004 000

35,0008,0008,0003,5001,0803,5003,000


Maryland 35,000Massachusetts 00,000Michigan 9,000Minnesota 6,000Mississippi 5,000Missouri 35,000Montana 2,500Nebraska 3,000Nevada , 2,500New Hampshire 1,000New Jersey 25,000New Mexico 1,500New York 400,000North Carolina 12,000Ohio 50,000Oregon 5,500

Pennsylvania 95,000Porto Rico 100Rhode Island 3,500South Carolina 8,000Tennessee 10,000Texas 15,000Utah 5,000Vermont 1,000Virginia 15,000Washington 2,800West Virginia 1,500Wisconsin 15,000Wyoming 1,000

Total 1,058,135

The total Jewish immigration to the United States, throughthe ports of New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, from 1881 toJuly 1, 1900, was 593,896, with Philadelphia not reported since1898. This does not take into account immigration throiighCanada or at ports other than those mentioned above. The im-migration at the port of New York from July 1, 1899, to June 30,1900, was as follows:

Austrians 14,fl'J3Danes. . . . : 0Dutch 12English 95French 14Germans 394Roumanians 5,920Russians 32,045Swedes 12Turks 83

Males 17,379Females 10,803Children .15,325

Remained in the city 34,4(13Left the city 9,044

43,507

43,507

43,507

At the port of Baltimore the immigration from July 1, 1899, toJune 30, 1900, was 24.'!!).'

1For a morn detailed statement of Jewish immigration into the UnitedStates aee the Year Book for 56U0, pp. 283-284.

JEWISH STATISTICS 625

THE BRITISH EMPIREEngland and Wales 97,850Scotland a, 000Ireland 1,798Australasia 15,268Canada and British Co-

lumbia 6,414Barbadoes 21Trinidad 31Jamaica 200

India 17,194Cape Colony 3,009Gibraltar 1,000Malta 173Aden 2,826

127143535

Cyprus.Hong KongStraits Settlement

Total 148,149

GENERAL JEWISH STATISTICSUnited States 1,058,135British Empire 148,151Abyssinia (Falashas) . 120,000Argentine Republic. . 6,735Austria-Hungary 1,871,414Belgium 4,000China 300Costa Rica 35Denmark 4,080France 72,000

Algeria 43,500Tunis . 45,000

Germany 567,884Greece 5,792Italy 50,000Luxembourg. 1,054Morocco..." 150,000Netherlands 97,324

Curacoa 831Surinam 1,250

Orange Free State . . . 113Persia 35,000Peru 498Roumania 1,300,000Russia 5,700,000Servia 4,652South African Republic 10,000Spain 2,500Sweden and Norway . 3,402Switzerland 8,069Turkey 350,000

Bulgaria 22,617Egypt 25,200

Turkistan and Afghan-istan 14,000

Venezuela 411

Total 11,723,947

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SELECTED HEBRAICA AND JUDATCA5660

Compiled by ISKAEL ABRAHAMS

The following list contains a selection from works publishedduring the past year on the Hebrew Bible, the Hebrew lan-guage, Biblical and Post-Biblical Jewish theology, literature andhistory. Rabbinica and mediaeval and modern Jewish historyand literature are included. The list is arranged alphabeticallyliy the authors' names. No articles in Periodicals appear inthis list, and this unfortunately implies the exclusion of muchof first-rate importance. Works on Semitics generally are alsoomitted, and the same remark applies to New Testament litera-ture.

I. ABRAHAMS AND C. G. MONTEFIOUE. The Jewish Quarterly Reuiem(London and New York, Macmillan).

C. ABLER. Tin American Jewish Year Book (Philadelphia, The JewishPublication Society of America).

M. ADLER. NtitdenVs Hebrew Grammar (London, Nutt).

AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY. NO. 7: Trial of Gabriel He

Granada by the Inquisition in Mexico, 1642-1645. By D. Fergussonand C. Adler. No. 8 : Paper*.

\V. BACIIKR. Die Agada der PaUistincnsisrhcn Amoriicr. Dritter Band: Dielelzten Amorher ties heilitjeu Lamles (Strasburg, Triibner).

\V. BATHER. Die alteste Terminologie der jiidischen Schriftauslegung(Leipzig, Hinrichs).

C. BALL. Light from the East, or the Witvexx of the Monuments: AHIntroduction to Biblical Archaeology (London).

M. BAMBBRdER. Lcitfaden fur den Religion sunlcrrivht in den israelitiselienSchulen. Fifth edition. (Frankfurt a. M., Kauffmann.)

W. E. BABNES. The Book of Chronidrs (Cambridge Bible for Schools).(New York, Macmillan.)

W. H. BENNETT AND W. J. ADENET. .-1 Biblical Introduction (London,Methuen).

J. BENZINGER. Die Buclier der Kmtit/e (Kurzer Iland-Koinmentar).(Freiburg, Mour.)

SELECTED HEBEAICA AND JUDA1CA 627

A. BERLINER. AUS clem Leben der deittxclieu Jndeu des Mittelalterx (Berlin,Poppelauer).

S. BERNFELD. Das Bach der Biieher (Berlin, Cronbach).

A. BERTHOLET. Deuterotiomium (Kxxrzer Hand-Kommentar). (Freiburg,Mohr.)

W. BBSANT AND E. H. PALMER. Jerusalem, the City of Herod and SnJadin.Fourth edition, enlarged (London, Chatto and Windus).

J. BOEHMER. Reich Gottes mid Menxchensohn im Buche Daniel (Leipzig',Deicber).

M. BKANN. Monalsschrift fiir Geschichie und Wissenschaft des Jadenthums(Berlin, Calvary).

C. A. BRIGGS. General Introduction to the Study of Holy Scripture (NewYork, Scribner).

BROWN-GESENIUS. A Hebrew and English, Lexicon, of the Old Testament,based on the Lexicon of William Gesenius, edited by Francis Brown,with the co-operation of S. R. Driver and C. A. Briggs. Part VIII(Oxford, Clarendon Press).

S. BnuEE. Midrash Eeha Rdbba, (Wilna, Romm).

S. BUBER. Yalkut Machiri (on Psalms). (Lemberg.)

A. BUCHHOLTZ. Geschichle der Jiidcn in Riga (Riga, Kymmel).

A. BticHLER. Die Tobiaden und die Oniatlcn (Vienna, Holden).

K. BUDDE. Die sogenannteu Ebed-.Tahwe Lieder (Isaiah 40—55*. (Giessen.)

K. BUDDE. Religion of Israel to the Exile. American Lectures on theHistory of Religions. Fourth Series. (New York and London,Putnam.)

F. C. BURKITT. Fragments of the Books of Kings, according to the Trans-lation of Aqiiila (Cambridge, University Press).

0. F. BURNEY. Notes on the Hebrew Text of the Books «f Kings (Oxford,Clarendon Press).

J. ESTLIN CARPENTER AND G. HARFORD-BATTEUSBY. The Hexatvm-haccording to the liiviscd Version, arranged in. its (Jnnstitacnt Documents.In two volumes (London, Longmans).

A. CHAIKIN. Celebrities of the Jews (Sheffield, Pawson and Brailsford).

H. P. CHA.IES. Provcrbia Studien (Berlin, Calvary).

R. H. CHARLES. A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life{Eschatolot/y) in Israel, in Judaism, and in Christianity (London,Black).


T. K. CHEYNB. The Book of Isaiah (Haupt's Polychrome Bible: SBOT).(Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press.)

T. K. CHEYNE AND J. S. BLACK. Encyclopedia Mblira, A Critical Dic-tionary of the Literary, Political and Relit/ions History, the Archaeology,Geography and Xntitral History of the Bible. Vol. I, A-D (London,Black).

H. CLEMENTZ. Joscphus (German Translation of the Antiquities).(Halle, Hendel.)

C. CLERMONT-GANNEAU. Receuil tV Arehivhit/ic orientale (Paris, Leroux).

C. CLERMONT-GANNEAU. Arehieohtt/ical Researches in Palestine (London,Palestine Exploration Fund).

L. COHEN. jMaphleach likbtm Itlim (key for dates between 1950—2000).

L. COHN AND P. WENDLAND. Philonis Alexandrini Opera qtne snpersimt.Vol. I l l (Berlin, Riemer).

J. DOELLEU. Rhythinus, Jfetrik, uiul Stmjihik in tl.bibl.hthr.Poesie (Pa-derborn).

A. DUFF. Old Testament Theology., or the History of the Hebreir Relitjion.Vol. II (London, Black).

A. EHKLICH. Mikra ki-Phcshuto (Hebrew Commentary on the Penta-teuch). (Berlin, Poppelauer.)

J. D. EISENSTEIN. The Classified Psalter, arranged'by Subjects ; the HebrewText with a new English Translation. Reader for Hebrew Schools(New York).

S. EPPENSTEIN. Midreshe Hatura (By En Salotno Astruc of Barcelona).(Berlin, Itzkowski. M'kitze Nirdamim.)

S. EUUINGER. Die Anffassnng ties Hohenlietles beiilen Abessiniern (Leipzig,Hinrichs).

F. FEILCHENFELD. Kurzyefasstes Lehrbtteh der jiidisclitn Relit/inn. Thirdedition. (Frankfurt a. M., Kauffmann.)

FBSTSOHHIFT Z. EHREN v. PKOF. CHWOLSON (Berlin, Calvary).

P. L. FISOHMANN AND M. LIEBERMANN. Snfo C/iajo (An IllustratedHebrew Reading Book for Schools). Part II (Riga, Plates).

M. FLUEOEL. Israel the Bible People (Baltimore, Fluegel).

G. FORSTER. Das mosaischc Stmfrceht in. seiner geschiehtlichen Ertt-ii'ickelimg (Leipzig, Veit).

A. FHEIMANN AND H. BRODY. Zeitsehrift fur hebraixche Bibliographie(Frankfurt a. M., Kautlmann).

SELECTED HEBRAIC A AND JUDAIC A 629

M. FEEBDSNTHAL. .1MS der Heimat Meudelssolms (Berlin, Lederer).

M. FRIEDMANN. Seder Eliahu Rabba und Seder Eliahie Zuta (Vienna,Israel.-theol. Lehranstalt).

M. FRIEDMANN. Tosephloth Seder Moed (Vienna, Lippe).

G. FULLKRUG. Der Gottcskuecht des Deuterojesaja (Giessen, Vandenhoeek).

M. GASTEU. The Chronicles of Jcra/uneel, or the Hebrew Bible HUt'iriale.Translated from an unique manuscript in the Bodleian Library(Oriental Translation Fund, London).

A. GEIGEK. Judaism and Islam. Translated from the German by F. M.Young. (Madras, M.D.C.S.P.C.K. Press.)

C. GEIKIE. Holy hand and the Bible, Seripture Illustrations f/alhered inPalestine (London, Cassell).

GESENIUS-BUHL. Hebrii inches und arnmiiisches Ilaneliuorterbuch iiber dnsAlte Testament (in Verbinduiuj rnit A. SociN und H. ZIMMERN). Thir-teenth edition (Leipzig, Vogel).

J. GINDUAUX. Lcs Esperances messianiques d'Israel (Lnusanne, Bridel).

L. GOLDSCHMIDT. Der babyloni.iche Talmud (Text and German Trans-lation. In progress). (Berlin, Calvary.)

W. H. GREEN. General Introduction to the. Old Testament (Mew York,Scribner).

H. GRESSMANN. TJeber die in Jemja r. 50—06 I'oruitsi/i'seliteu '.eitgesehielitl.Verhiiltnisse (Giessen, Vandenhoeek).

C. GRUNEISEN. 1st der Ahiienkultiis die vorjahinistisehe Religion i/eivseu ?(HalleV

L. GRITNHOT. Sefer hii-Iikkiitim : Siiiumlunrj (Merer Midrusehim (Frank-furt a. M., Kauft'mann).

M. GRUNWAI.D. Mitteilunijcn der Oesellsehafl fur j'ddische Volkskunde(Hamburg).

H. GUNKET.. Ksra der Prophet (IV Esra). (Tubingen, Mohr.)

D. GUNZBURG. le premier Linre. in/prime en hebren (Berlin, Calvary).

H. GUTHE. Ot'sehiehte des Volkes Israel (Freiburg).

J. HALEVY. Revue semitique d'Epiyraphie el d'Histoire anvienne (Paris,Leroux).

J. HAMBURGER. Real-Eucyelopiitlie des Jndeulhums. Part III, Supplement5 (Mecklenburg).

M. H. HARRIS. From the Rise of the Kubbala to the Expulsion of the Jemsby Spain (Jewish Chautauqua).

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J.HASTINGS. Dictionary of the Bible. Vol. II (Edinburgh, Clark).

B. HENTSCIIELL. Jiidischc tit at ten in Pidihlina (A Series of Photographs).(Leipzig, Hentsehell.)

IT. HEUKENNE. De veteris latiiue Ecclesiasliei eapitibus, I-XLIII (Leip-zig, Hinriehs).

D. G. HOGARTH. Authority and Archeology Sacred, and Profane. (Thesection on Hebrew Authority is by 8. R. Driver.) (London, Murray.)

H. HOLZINGER. Exodus (Kurzer Hand-Konimentar). (Tubingen, Mohr.)

M. HonoviTZ. Psycholot/ie 'dm Clabirol.i (Breslau Seminary, Program).

A. TAYLOR INNES. The Trial of Jesus ('hri.tt: A Legal Monograph (Edin-burgh, Clark).

J. JACOBS. The Jeirixh Year Book. Vol. IV (London, Greenberg).

JAHRBBCH FUR JUDISCHE GESCHICHTE UND LITEUATUR. Vol. I l l (Ber-lin, Katz).

M. JASTROW. A Dictionary of the Tar</Hinini, the Talmud Babli andYernslKtlnii, nud the Mirfrashic Literature (Part XII). (New York,Putnam; London, Luzac.)

M. JOSEPII (Mrs.) AND RE HENRY. Tales and Teachings from the Penta-teneh (London, Greenberg).

Z. KAIIX. (i) La Bible (Tome I, Pentateuch—Premiers Prophetes),(ii) La Bible de hi Jeiiiiexse (Paris, Durlacher).

H. KASSLER. Die Psahnen (Kurzgefasster Kommentar). (Munich, Beck.)

D. KICFMAHN. iStiidieu iiber Salomon ilm Oabirol (Jahresbericht, Landes-Rabbinerscliule, Buda-Pest).

E. KAUTZSCH. Die Apolcryphen und Psendepigraphcii des Alien Testaments.In two volumes. (Tubingen, Mohr.)

R. KITTEL. Prof die und Weissagung (Leipzig).

R. KITTEL. Die Biicher dcr Konige (Hand-Kommentar). (Gottingen,Vandenhoeek.)

E. KOENIG. Die Origivnlitat des nenlich entdeektcv hebr. SiracJilextes(Freiburg, Mohr).

E. KOENIG. The Exiles' Boot; of Consolation (Edinburgh, Clark).

S. KKAUSS. Griechische and latchiische Lehnii'iirter iui Talnintl, Mid ranch,anil Titrgam. Teil II, Wiirlerbach (Berlin, Calvary).

J. KRENGEL. DUX Iliiiixt/crat in der Mixnah (Frankfurt a. M., Kauffmann).

E. W. LATIMER. Jitdea from Cyrus to Titus (Chicago, McClurg).

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M. LAZARUS. The Ethics of Judaism. Translated from the German byHenrietta Szold, Part I (Philadelphia, Jewish Publication Societyof America).

M. LAZARUS. Wax heisst mid zu wclchcm Ende xindirt man jurli.tr/tc <!e-schichte and Lilteratur ? (Leipzig, Kaufmann).

LES VOYAGES ARTISTIQDES : JERUSALEM ET LA PALESTINE (Brussels,

Vromant).

I. LEVI. Reviie des Etudes jiuvex (Paris, Durlacher).

C. LEVIAS. A Grammar of the Aramaic Idiom contained in the BabylonianTalmud, with constant Reference to (Jannir Literature (Cincinnati,Bloch).

M. LEVIN. Lehrbnch der jiidiseheu Geschichtc and Litteratnr. Third re-vised edition (Berlin, Calvary).

LEWIS (Mrs.) AND GIBSON. Palestinian Syriar Texts, from PalimpsestFragments in the Taylor-Schechter Collection (Cambridge, Clay).

H. S. LEWIS and C. RUSSELL. The Jew in Low/on: A Study of UncialCharacter and Present-Day Conditions (London, Unwini.

C. D. LIPPE. Bibliographisc/ies Lexicon (Vienna, Lippe).

E. LITTMANN. Veber die Abfassimr/szeit il.Tritnjexaja (Freiburg, Mohr).

L. Low. Gesainmeltc Srhriften. Vol. V (Szegodiu, Engel).

A. LUNCZ. Lnaeli Ere/:- Israel (Hebrew. Palestine Almanac). (Jeru-salem.)

A. LUNCZ. Estori ParchVs Caph/or va-Pheroch. Part II (Jerusalem).

D. S. MARGOLIOUTH. The Origin of the " Original Ilebreio" of Ecelesias-ticas (Oxford, Parker).

G. MARGOLIOUTH. Catalogue of the Hebrew and Samaritan JJSS. in theBritish Museum. Part I, with Nine Photographic Plates. (Trusteesof British Museum.)

K. MARTI. DUX Buck Jesaja (Kurzer Hand-Kommentar). (Tubingen,Monr.J

G. MASPERO. Passing of the Empires (New York, Putnam).

J. MERITAN. La Version rjrccqne ilex Livrex dc Samuel (Paris).

W. MOELLER. Historisch-kritische Berlenken gegen d. Graf-We/lhanscnschcHypothesc (Guters)oh, Bertlesmanu).

G F. MOORE. The Book of Judges (Haupt's Polychrome Bible: SBOT).(Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press.)

R. G. MOULTON. The Literary Stndy of the Bible. Second edition. (Lon-don, Isbister; Boston, D. C. Heath & Co.)


W. MAX MUELLER. kitndi.cn zur vurderasiatischen Oeschichte (Berlin,Pfeitfer).

E. NESTLE, ,Septuagintastndien (Maulbronn).

B. NETELER. Das III und IV liuch der Kotiigc der Vulgata und desUrtextes (Miinster).

W. - NICOLL. Expositor's Bible (Vol. I, new edition). (New York,

Ketcham.)

S. NIVARD. Do re met r lea. veterum Ilcbrceorum (Vienna, Mayer).

T. NOLDEKE. Die scmltiscticu kiprachen. Second edition. (Leipzig,Tauchnitz.)

C. ORELLI. Allf/emciiic Iicligionsgescldchte (Bonn).

PALESTINE EXPLORATION FUND, QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

A. S. PALMER. Jacob at Bethel, Vision, Stone, Anointing. Easily hi Com-parative lieliijioit (London, Nutt).

J. DE PAVLT. Situel de Jaddisme (Orleans).

T. PEROWNE. Proverbs (Cambridge Bible for Schools). (New York,Macmillan.)

N. PETERS. Beit rage zur Text- und Lilerarlcrilik der Bi'ieher Hummel(Freiburg, Herder).

M. PETUCHOWSKI. Miselmaiol, liebraischer Text mul Erhlarung (Partsof a Complete Edition of the Misbnah, edited by Hoffmann andothers). (Berlin, Itzkowski.)

M. POPPELAUER. Die jiiilisehe Tradition, Heihenfoiije der jiid. Lehrer uudWeiser VOID. Urbighiu der jiid. Lehre bis 1650 (Berlin, Poppelauer).

W. POPPER. Censorship of Hebrew Books (New York, KnickerbockerPress).

F. PKATORIUS. (i) Das Tari/um zuin Bueh der Riehter in jemeniseherVlierlieferunij.

(ii) Das Tarcjuin zu Josna in jemeniseher Vberliefennig(Berlin, Reutner und Reichard).

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY (London).

Z. RABBINER. Beitriige zur hebriiischen Hijnonyniik in Talmud und 2lid-rasch. I Teil: Synonyme Xomina (Berlin, Itzkowski).

RABOISSON. Judith, In vernrite dn livre de ce noin devant les documentseuneiformes el les histoires d'Ilerodote (Rome).

M. RAWK'Z. Tnietdt Kethiiboth (German Translation). (Frankfurt a. M.,Kauffmann.)

SELECTED HEBRAIC A AND JUDAICA 633

I. RAFFALOVICH AND M. E. SACHS. Vieu<s from Palestine and its JewishColonies (Jerusalem).

H. A. REDPATH. A Concordance of the Proper Names of the Sepluagint(Oxford, Clarendon Press).

T. REINACH. Judmi (Daremberg and Saglio, Dictionnaire des Antiquitesgrecques et romaines. (Paris, Hachette.)

E. RENAN. Coheleth, or the Preacher (New 5Tork, Seribner).RIEHM-BAETHGEN. Ilandwortcrbitch dex biblischen AUcrtiuiis (Serial Re-

issue). (Bielefeld, Velhagen and Klasing.)

J. S. RIGGS. A History of the Jewish, People, during the Jlletccabcan andRoman Periods, including ATein Testament Times. Vol. IV of the His-torical Series for Bible Students (New York, Seribner; London,Smith, Elder).

S. SOHECHTEE and C. TATLOK. The Wixtlom of Men Sira, Portions of theHook Ecclcsia,sticus from Hebrew JMHS. in the Cairo Gcnizali Collection(Cambridge, The University Press).

L. SCHERMAN. Orientalische Bibliographic (Berlin, Reuther and Reiehard).

A. SCHLATTEB. Jochanan ben Zakkai (Giitersloh).

M. SCHLESINGEK. Orchoth Chujim von H. Aharon Hakohen ans Lmiel.Zweiter Teil, snm ersten Jlale heransgeyeben (Berlin, Itzkowski.M'kitze Nirdamim).

G. SCHLBSSINGER. Die altfranzosischen Worter im Jlurhmr Vitry (Mainz,Wirth).

M. SCHREINBK. rltiidien fiber Jeschua ben Jehndn (Berlin, Bericlit derLehranstalt fur die Wissenscbaft des Judenthums).

W. SIMPSON. The Jonah Legend (London, Richards).

R. SINKEK. Higher Criticism (London, Nisbet).

R. SMEND. Lehrbttch der alttcstamentlichcn Mcligionsgeschichte. Secondrevised edition (Freiburg, Mobr).

A. SoClN. Die Hiloainsehrift (Freiburg).

M. SPANIEK AND G. F. CANTER. Werjwei.ier fur den jiidisehen TicKgions-untcrricht (Teil II). (Berlin, Poppelauer.)

W. STAERK. Stndien zur Religions- und Spreiehgeschichle des Alten. Testa-ments (Berlin, Reimer).

B. STADE. Zeitschrift fur die altlestamentliche Wissenschaft (Giessen,Ricker).

B. STADE. A/tsgeii'ii/ilte akaileiniseliv liedev und Abhandlungcit (GiesseD).


L. STEIN. (futersnehnngen iibcr die Proverbios Monties von Santnh tie Car-rion mil beso/nlerem Ifinnris atcf die QuilliM nitxl I'urnlleleit (Berlin,Mayer & Miiller).

S. STEIN, (leschicht.e tier Jnden in Sehweinfurt (Frankfurt a. M., Kauff-mann).

C. STEUERNAGEL. Das Bach Josua (Hand-Konimentar). (Giessen, Van-denhoeck.)

R. L. STEWART. The Laud of Israel (New York, Revellj.

H. L. STHACK. Die Sprikhc Salomon (Kurzgefasster Kommeutar).(Munich, Beck.)

H. L. STRACK. Dax Bint iia Glauben mid AberylaubeH der MeuxcliJtcit(Munich).

A. W. STREANE. Ecclcxiaxtcx (London, Methueu).

H. B. SWETE. The Px«hnx of Snhnnoii, with tit? fJr??k Fragments of tit?Book of Enoch (New York, Macmillau).

H. B. SWETE. The Old Ti'xfiiniciil in Or??k according to the Sept nagin VVol. III. Second edition. (Cambridge, University Press.)

C.TAYLOR. Appendix to " Smjintjx of the Jewish Fathers'1 (Cambridge,University Press).

C. TAYLOR. The Oxyrhijnrhnt Login and the Apocryphal Gospels (Oxford,Clarendon Press).

C. H. TOY. The Book of Ezekicl (Haupt's Polychrome Bible : SBOT).(Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press).

C. H. TOY. The Book of Proverbs (International Critical Commentary).(Edinburgh, T. and T. Clark.)

H. C. TKU.MBULL. The Conexant of Suit, us baxcil on the significance of .suitin primitive thought (New York, Scribner).

USENEK. Die Siiitjinthsnije (Bonn).

F. VIGOUROUX.' Dictionnaire de la Bible (In progress). (Paris, Letouzey.)

J . W E L L H A T ' ^ E N . Die Composition des Hejcntench tiitd dcr historisehenBiicher des A. T. Third edition (Berlin).

J. WELLHAUSEN. Prolegomena zur Gcxchichte Israels. Fifth edition(Berlin).

J. WELLHAUSEN. Skizzcn und Vonirbeiten (Berlin, Reimer).

F. WOBERSIN. Die Eehtheit der Bileam-Spriirhe (Rostock).

IT. WOOD. Hebrew Monarchy : Itx Ilixtory and Purpose. Second edition,illustrated. (London, Eyre and Spottiswoode.)

SELECTED HEBRAICA AIN'D JUDAICA 635

L. WIENEK. The History of Yiddish Literature in the Nineteenth Century(New York, Scribner; London, Nimmo).

H. WmcKLER. Altorieutaliselie Forschungen (Leipzig, Pfeiffer).

C. WRIGHT. The Intermediate State and Prayers for the Dead., Examinedin the Light of Scripture, and of Ancient Jewish and Christian Liter-ature (London, Nisbet).

D. ZANECCHIA. La Palestine (VaujourcVhni (Paris, Lethielleux).

K. V. ZETTERSTEEN. Verr.cicfmi.ss der hebrdisehen und aramdischen ffanil-schrifteu der Uiiiversitatsbililiothek zu TIpsuln.

I. ZlEGLER. Die Gesehiclite des Jmleiithmnx von dem bubyhniischen Krilebin mif die Oei/cnnuirt. Lin Fmnilienbnch (Prag, Brandeis).

O. ZIEMSSEN. Die Bibel in d. Ctesehiclite (GiHlingen, Thienemann).


LIST OF JEWISH PERIODICALS

Now APPEARING IN THE UNITED STATES

ABENDBLATT VON DIE " ARBEITER ZEITUXG." Daily. New York. Yid-dish. English title, "The Evening Paper." See AKBEITEK ZEITUNG.

THE AMERICAN-HEBREW. Weekly. New York.

AMERICAN HEBREW NEWS. Weekly. Portland, Ore.

THE AMERICAN ISRAELITE. Weekly. Cincinnati, O. See THE CHICAGOISRAELITE.

ARBEITER ZEITUNG. Weekly. New York. Yiddish. English title,"The Workman's Paper." Sunday edition of ABENDBLATT.

CHICAGOER WOCIIENBLATT. Weekly. Chicago. Yiddish. Weeklyedition of DER JUDISCIIEK KUKIEK.

THE CHICAGO ISRAELITE. Weekly. Chicago. Chicago edition of THEAMERICAN ISRAELITE.

EMANU-EL. Weekly. San Francisco.

FREIE ARBEITER STIMME. Weekly. New York. Yiddish.

FREIE GENELLSCHAFT. Monthly. New York. Yiddish.

HA T'CHIAH. Weekly. Chicago. Hebrew.

THE HEBREW. Weekly. San Francisco.

THE HEBREW STANDARD. Weekly. New York.

THE H. U. C. JOURNAL. Monthly. Cincinnati, (>.

HELPFUL THOUGHTS. Monthly. New York.

THE JEWISH CHRONICLE. Weekly. Mobile, Ala.

THE JEWISH COMMENT. Weekly. Baltimore, Md.

THE JEWISH CRITERION. Weekly. Pittsburg, Pa.

THE JEWISH EXPONENT. Weekly. Philadelphia.

THE JEWISH LEDGER. Weekly. New Orleans, La.

THE JEWISH MESSENGER. Weekly. New York.

THE JEWISH PROGRESS. Weekly. San Francisco.

THE JEWISH RECORD. Weekly. Kansas City, Mo.

LIST OF JEWISH PERIODICALS 637

THE JEWISH REVIEW AND OBSERVER. Weekly. Cleveland, O.

THE JEWISH SENTIMENT AND ECHO. Weekly. Atlanta, Ga.

THE JEWISH SOUTH. Weekly. Richmond, Va.

THE JEWISH SPECTATOR. Weekly. Memphis, Tenn.THE JEWISH TIMES AND OBSERVER. Weekly. San Francisco.

THE JEWISH VOICE. Weekly. St. Louis, Mo.

JUDISCHE GAZETTEN. Weekly. New York. Yiddish and English.English title, "The Jewish Gazette." Weekly edition of JUDISCHESTAGEBLATT.

DER JUDISCHER JOURNAL. Weekly. New York. Yiddish. Englishtitle, "The Jewish Journal." Weekly edition of NEW YORKERABEND POST.

DER JUDISCHEK KURIER. Daily. Chicago. Yiddish. English title,"The Jewish Courier." Sec CHICAGOER WOCHENBLATT.

JUDISCHES TAGEBLATT. Daily. New York. Yiddish aud English.English title, "Jewish Daily News." See JUDISCHE GAZETTEN.

MENORAH. Monthly. New York.

NEW YORKER ABEND POST. Daily. New York. Yiddish. See DERJUDISCHER JOURNAL.

THE REFORM ADVOCATE. Weekly. Chicago.

DER TAGLICHER HEROLD. Daily. New York. Yiddish. English title,"Daily Jewish Herald." See DER VOLKSADVOKAT.

DER VOLKSADVOKAT. Weekly. New York. Yiddish. Weekly editionof DER TAGLICHEH HEROLD.

DER VOLKSFREUND. Weekly. Pittsburg, Pa. Yiddish.

VORWAERTS. Daily. New York. Yiddish. English title, "Forward."

DER WEGWEISER. Weekly. Baltimore, Md. Yiddish. English title,"The Guide."

YOUNG ISRAEL. Monthly. New York.

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NEW SYNAGOGUES DEDICATEDIN THE UNITED STATES DURING 5660

Adas Israel, Hartford, Conn.Adath Israel, Sheboygan, Wis.Mount Sinai, El Paso, Texas.Sons of Jacob, Haverstraw, N. Y.Beth Hamidrash Hag-odol Beth Israel, Cleveland,

O.House of Jacob, Leavenworth, Kansas.Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, Indianapolis,

Ind.B'nai Sholom, Huntsville, Ala.Emanu-El, Dallas, Tex.

Mishkan Israel, Selma, Ala.Beth Sholom, Danville, Va.Adas Israel, Fall River, Mass.Sons of Halberstam, Philadelphia, Pa.

HOMES OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONSDEDICATED

IN THE UNITED STATES DURING 56601899

OCTOBER 1. Working Girls' Home of the Daughters in Israel,Baltimore, Md. (old building bought for thepurpose).

18. Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Newark, N. J. (newbuilding).

DECEMBER 3. Home for Aged and Infirm Israelites, St. Louis,Mo. (building partly new).

— Helping Hand Temporary Home for DestituteJewish Children, Roxbury, Boston, Mass.

10. National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives, Den-ver, Colo. (new).

1900.FEBRUARY 3. Dispensary of the United Hebrew Charities of

Chicago (new).4. Home of the Young Women's Union, Philadel-

phia, Pa. (new).MAY 0. Hebrew Educational Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.

30. Young Men's Hebrew Association Building, NewYork City.

JUNE 10. Lucien Moss Home for Incurables of the JewishFaith, Philadelphia, Pa. (new).

BEQUESTS AND GIFTS 6,39

BEQUESTS AND GIFTSIN THE UNITED STATES DUEING 5660

Joseph Benoist (Catholic) bequeaths $4000 to the Jewish Women's'Charity Association of Kansas City, Mo.

Henry L. Einstein gives $125,000 to Mount Sinai Hospital, NewYork City.

Jacob Ettenheimer, of Rochester, N. Y., bequeaths $119.95 tothe Bikur Cholim Hospital in Jerusalem; $119.95 to the CityHospital; $804 to the Hebrew Benevolent Society; $804 to theJewish Orphan Asylum Association of Western New York;$804 to the Home for Aged Hebrews.

Mrs. S. L. Frank gives $4000 to the Daughters in Israel, Balti-more, Md.

Mrs. S. L. Frank and Albert W. Rayner, of Baltimore, establisha Fellowship for Semitic studies at the Johns Hopkins Uni-versity, in memory of their father, Wm. S. Rayner.

Captain Julius Friedman bequeaths $750,000 to the Home forAged and Disabled Hebrews in San Francisco, to other localcharities, Jewish and Christian, and to institutions in Mitau,Russia.

Albert Gottschalk (estate of), Baltimore, Md., gives $1000 to theHebrew Hospital and Asylum Association, and $1000 to theHebrew Orphan Asylum.

Samuel Grabfelder, of Louisville, gives $5000 to the National Jew-ish Hospital for Consumptives.

Meyer Guggenheim and sons give $200,000 to the Mount SinaiHospital, New York City.

Simon Guggenheim gives $1000 to the building fund of TempleEmanuel, Pueblo, Colo.

Isaac B. Kleinert gives $7000 to the Hebrew Union College, Cin-cinnati, O.

David Krakauer bequeaths $1000 to the Hebrew ShelteringGuardian Society of New York City.

Meyer Lehman, children of, give the cost of a Dispensary Build-ing to Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City.

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Julius Lowenthal, of Mobile, Ala., bequeaths unpublished sumsto charitable and religious institutions, Jewish and Chris-tian, of Mobile and New Orleans.

Henry Marcus, of Baltimore, Md., bequeaths $500 to the HebrewHospital and Asylum Association and $500 to the HebrewOrphan Asylum.

Isidore Newman, of New Orleans, gives $1000 to the National Jew-ish Hospital for Consumptives.

Jacob Rosenberg, of Chicago, bequeaths $37,000 to Chicago andCleveland institutions and congregations.

H. L. Simon, of San Francisco, bequeaths $7000 to local charities.Benjamin Stern gives $20,000 to Mount Sinai Hospital, New York

City.Jacob Straus, of Ligonier, Ind., gives $5000 to local charities.Julius "Weis gives $25,000 to the Touro Infirmary and Hebrew

Benevolent Association of New Orleans, La.Daniel Woolf, of New York, bequeaths $500 to Temple Emanuel

in New York City, and unpublished sums to the followingNew York institutions: Congregation Beth Israel BikurCholim; Congregation Zichron Ephraim; Hebrew Benevolentand Orphan Asylum Society; Hebrew Sheltering GuardianSociety; Mount Sinai Hospital; Home for Aged and InfirmHebrews; Lebanon Hospital; Home for the Relief of the Des-t i tu te Blind; Jewish Theological Seminary Society, and theMachzyki Talmud Torah School.