San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-25
ARMY NEWS.

Fort Clark, and Private Israel n.
Love, Company II, Eighteenth In
fantry, Fort Bliss, are detailed on
extra duty as teamsters in the
quartermaster's department at the
San Antonio depot and will be sent
by their post commanders to re-
port to the assistant quartermaster
at department headquarters.
Where do their "pull" come in.
Private Bundschuh, Company G,
of the Twenty-thlrd Infantry, has
been granted furlough for three
months under the provisions OF
the ever present three months act.
A quiet wedding was celebrated
at the Madison Square Presbyteri-
an church last evening, the con-
tracing parties being Sergeant
Anglesberg, of the Fifth cavalry
band, and Mrs. Corothers, of Ana
qua; a large number Of friends
were present at the church, the
greater number of whom attended
the reception and supper given at
the new home of the happy couple
on Government Hill; they were
serenaded by a string band from
the fifth, who played some very
sentimental airs. The LIGHT
wishes them success, happiness and
prosperity.
Capt. Bells troop of the Seventh
cavalry has been ordered to take
station at Fort Sam Ho uston.
This troop is now at Fort Meyer,
Virginia.
Private E. w. Pendleton, Dom-
pany G.. Eighteenth infantry, has
had his application for four
months furlough disapproved, be-
cause he received a furlough for
four months in May, 1889, over five
years ago; this is getting things
down to a rather fine point and
Pendleton appears not to be in it
to any great extent.
"John l.. Sullivan" the we'll
known high kicker and high jump
ing horse of the band, was traded
off to B troop yesterd ay morning
for a more tractable animal. Sui
livan was assigned to band origi-
nally from troop c, of the Fifth.
1t is rumored that the authori-
ties here are in favor Of having a
squadron of the Fifth stationed at
this Post. In view of this fact it
would not be at all surprising if
Captain Bells troop of the Seventh
was ordered to either Clark or Nc
Intosh and one of the troops Of the
Fifth ordered here. There is no
reason why Captain Bell's troop
should not enjoy the free and ex-
hilirating breezes of the brush for
short season; soft snaps sin the
general order of things cannot be
expected to last indefinitely.
Lieutenants LIE J. Parker and
John w. Craig joined the Fifth
cavalry this morning from West
Point Military academy.
Captain w. C. Goodwin, company
G, Fourteenth infantry, who was
recently court martialed on
charge of drunkenness, has been
acquitted on every specification and
has been restored to his command
by order of General Otis.
Band Leader Tussing, Seventh
infantry, has taken his discharge.
Captain S. r. Jones, quartermas-
ter at Fort Riley, has been per-
mitted to exchange stations and
duties with Captain w. II. Miller,
quartermaster at Jefferson bar
racks. Transfer will be made at
once.
Chief Trumpeter Cheek, Third
cavalry. has been acquitted by a
; general court martial of the charge
of assault and battery.
First Lieutenant Lloyd S. Nc
Cormick, Seventh cavalry, who
has been on duty as recruiting Of
ficer at New Haven, Conn, has
been ordered to report in person to
the commanding officer of his reg
iment at Fort Riley, Kansas, for
temporary duty. Lieutenant Nc
Cormick's proper station is Fort
Hancock, Texas.
Corporal Rowland Whitley
, Company B, 18th in fantry, has
{ been promoted sergeant, and Pri'
vate Michael Marck, Company d,
OF same regiment, has been APP
pointed corporal.
The following changes in station
of the medical officers have been
5 ordered: Captain Charles E. Wood
4 ruff, from Fort Assinaboin, Mont.
4 to Fort Sheridan, Ill, relieving
Q Captain Francis Il. Ives, who viii