The brash, young lieutenant won a Medal of Honor in 1886 when he rescued one of his wounded troopers during a fight in the Pinito Mountains of Sonora, Mexico.  Clarke shows up in several of the artist Frederic Remington’s famous renderings from the period, most notably The Arrival of a Courier and a series on the Buffalo Soldiers, whom Clarke commanded out of San Carlos in Arizona. A promisi


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