The times., 1898-07-13
ARMY ORDERS.


U. s. A, will proceed from this city to Key West,
Fla, and report in person to Major William R.
Hall, surgeon, United States army, in charge of
United States General Hospital at that place, for
duty. -seHt1s1f
Private Frank S. Burr. Second Nebraska yolun-
teers, having completed the duty for which he
was ordered to Fort Monroe. Va, will reioin his
regiment at Camp George II. Thomas. Chicka-
mauga PARK. Ga.
Prvates Lee W Branch, Charles f. Cater, and
Robert L. Meador. Company F, First Georgia
Volunteer Infantry, now at Camp George II.
Thomas, Ca, transferred 10 the Third Georgia
Volunteer Infantry, now supposed to be at Griffin,
Ga, for assignment to companies.
Private Walter =. Jones. B1tteTy G, First Mas
sachusetts Volunteer ARTILLERY, now at New Bed
ford Mass will be discharged the service of the
commanding officer OF his station.
SeTgt. Edward G. PiersOn, Company a. First
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry now supposed
to be at Camp George II. Thomas, Ga, Will be
discharged the service.
Second Lieut.. John H. DoIemus, Second New
Jersey Volunteer Infantry having rendered his
resignation is honoraby discharged the service
of the United States, as of this date, on account
OF physical disability.
The following named officers having tendtred
their resignation. are hono.ably d arged the str-
vice OF the United States to take effect this
date: Lieut.. Col II. A. Shenton, Sixth Pennsyl-
yania Volunteer Infantry; Capt. Benjamin r.
Boyden, Fifth Maryland Infantry; Capt Charles
StackhOuse, Twenty-first Kansas Infantry; ftTst
Lieut.. c. S. Hunt, Fist South Dakota Infantry
First Lieut.. Harry X. Scott, adju,ant One Hun
dred and Fifty-seventh Indiana; Chaplain Frank
c. Brunner Third Illinois Infantry, account
of physical disability.
First Lieut. William H. Allaire, Twenty-thrd
Infantry, Is detailed as mastering officer, acting
quartermaster, and acting cornmissary OF SUD
sstence in connection with the mastering into
the service at this city OF recruits for the sixth
and Eighth United States Volunteer Infantry
Leave of absence for three months. account
of sickness is granted First Lieut.. William W.
Harts. Corps of Engineers
Private Ike f. o. Pace. Company L. Second
Nebraska Volunteer Infantry now At camp t'eoTss
H. Thomas, Ca, is transferred to Company a,
Third Nebraska Volunteer Infantry, Fort omiha,
Recruit Roy Hnds general service, now in con
finement at Jefferson Barracks. Me-, who deserted
May II. 1898, and surrendered June 2, I59s, IS
stored to duty without trial upon condition that
he make good the time lost by desertion.
Private Leland T. Lane, Company a, Second
New York Volunteer Infantry, Tampa
Fla, is transferred to the First United States
Volunteer Engineers, Peekskill, y. Y.
Sergt. James p. QUINN Battery G, First AIti,-
lery, at Fort Point. Galveston, Texas, IS
, transferred TO Battery \, Sixth ARTILLERY, Fo.t
Major John NJ Carson, jr, quartermaster.
United States Volunteers is relieved from his
present duties at Camp George II. Thomas Chick
amauga Park, Ga, and will report IN person TO
Major General John R. Brooke, for assignment 10
duty as acting chief quartermaster, First Army
/ Cops.
| Private William H. Genet IT,, Company Z,
{ fnement at Fort Columbus, y. y. will be dis
/ charged without honor from the service.
/ Private George Schultz. Company NJ, First Dis
: trict of Columbia Volunteer Infantry, now IN
Cuba, viii be discharged the service. This SOL
/ der is entitled to travel pay
Private Elmer Z. Stark. Company !, Fourth
United States Volunteer Infantry. at Fred
ericksburg, Va. viii be discharged without honor
from the service.
/ Artifcer william H Stark. Company D. First
I District Of Columbia Volunteer Infantry, IN
I Cuba. will be discharged the service.
/ Private Adriel A. Crawfo. d. Company 4, Thirty
/ first Michigan Volunteer Infantry, at Camp
George H. Thomas, Ga, win be discharged the
service.
/ Tie appointment in the army of the following
! named second heutenants and their assignment
10 regiments are announced. In the infInty
arm, rank from June q. 1898 Second Lieut..
John F. Wilkinson, late sergeant, Troop ID, Fourth
Cavalry. to the Twenty-frst Infantry; Second
+ Lieut. Thomas r. Harker, late sergeant, Com
pany ID, Twentieth Infantry, ts the Fifteenth In
/ iantry; Lieut. Wilkinson, viii report in person
| to Major General William r. Shaiter, for duty
| with his regiment.
/ commanding general Department Of the Colorado,
/ Denver Col
| Private Walter W. Price Troop \, New York
/ Volunteer Cavalry, now At Camp Alger, Va. IS
! transferred to the First United States Cavalry.
! Cuba, via Tampa. Fla, for assignment to troop
Private David D. Piller, Hospital Corps, now
/ supposed to be at Tampa, Fla, viii be discharged
I the service OF the United States.
| Private Charles X. Metcah Hospital Corps. now
at Fort Monroe. Va. is detailed as acting hospital
steward at the general hospital at that post.
| Private Leslie CromTnie, Battery c, Fifth Ar
I tileTy. now at Fort Hancock, y. j., vii be dis
! charged the service.
Private Joseph W. Sanders Company 1 Second
/ Georgia Volunteer Infantry at Tampa, Fla,
| will be discharged from the service.
Private Herbert L. Toms, Company p, Second
| North Carolina Volunteer Infantry. now at Raj
| cigh, n c., will be discharged the service
! The following named additional p8ymasteTs
United States Volunteers viii proceed TO Atlanta
Ga, and report to the chief paymastcr, Depart
| ment of the Gulf, and by letter 10 the command
/ ing general Of that department: Major Webster c.
/ Weiss Major Clifford Arrick Major Clark NJ
/ Carr, and Major William b Dwight
! Major Jesse NJ Lee. Ninth Infantry Is honor
! ably discharged as colonel Tenth United States
Volunteer Infantry, tender of TesignIt-on- Ma
jor Lee will proceed 10 join his regiment. via
/ Tampa, Fla.
Capt Isaac P Ware assistant surgeon. Is de-
! tailed a member OF tie examining board ap-
pointed TO meet at the Preside Of San Fran
cisco Cal, by special orders, No. PSI. October
2, 1897, vice Major Robert H. White, surgeon. re-
| tired from active service.
The r,sil nation by Fist Ii ut. William H John
ston. Sixteenth Infantry, OF his commission rs
captain and assistant adiutant general, United
States Volunteers. only. mas been accepted by
| the President. At MS request he is relieved
! from his present duties. and will proceed. with
out delay. join his regiment by first transport
| leaving Key West. Fla
The following assignments to regiments of eff
GERS recently promoted from enlisted men, are
. ordered. second Lieut.. waiter :. NOlhnar, rom
sergeant, Signal Corps, TO the Fourth Artillery.
Battery d; Second Lieut.. Walter T. Bates. from
! sergeant, Company G., Seventeenth Infantry. to
the Second Infantry; Second Lieut.. George y
Bomford. from private Company D. Fifth In
fantry to the Fifth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Percy
! II. Cochran, from sergeant, Company G. Sixth
| Infantry, TO the Seventh Infantry; Second Lieut..
John b. Schoeffel from lance corporal Company
| B. Ninth Infantry, TO the Third Infantry; Second
| Lieut. Benjamin P Nicklin rom Sc e ant. Troop
| |. First Cavalry. to the Ninth Infantry: Second
| Lieut.. Ralph A. Clay, from corporal. Company
! B. Sixth Infantry, to the Thirteenth Infantry
Second Lieut.. Engelbert G.. 0venshine from cor
| poral, Company c. Twenty-third InfsnGy 10 the
Sixteenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. John J. Bon
| iface from corporal, Troop II. Fourth Cavalry,
| n Grimes, from lance corporal, Troop 3. Second
| Cavalry. TO the Twentieth Infantry: Second Lieut.
| William A. Cavanaugh. from corporal, Company
| ID, Twentieth Infantry, to the Twenty-second In
| fantTy; Second Lieut.. William c.. Geiger from
frst-class private, Company F, Battalion of En-
gneers, to the Twenty fourth Infantry The above
named officers will report in person Major Gen
eral William r. Shafter, Cuba for duty with their
regiments Second Lieut.. Albert G.. Jenkins from
sergeant, Company A, Eighteenth infantry. to
the First Artillery; Second Lieut.. Harold P.
Goodnow. from sergeant Company H. Third In
fantry. to the Second Artillery: Second Lieut.
William Forse, from corporal. Company b. Third
Infantry, to the Third Artillery; Second Lieut.
pany F, Twenty first Infantry. to the Fifth Ar.
tilery; Second Lieut.. Lawrence C. Brown from
corporal. Battery d, Fourth Artillery, to the
Sixth Artillery; Second Lieut.. Harry L. Steele
from corporal, Battery A, Fifth Artillery. to the
Seventh Artillery; Second Lieut.. Percy w Ar