Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-05
Army Orders,

Officers of the volunteer army recently
appointed have been ordered to stations 20
report to their regimental commanders for
assignment to duty, follows: Major q.
w. Kirkman, 10th Infantry Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo-; Major Sedgwick Rice, 4Sth In
fantry, Fort Thomas, KY; Captain John
Buck. 4Sth Infantry, Fort Thomas, KY:
Captain Gilbert Smith, 49th Infantry, JEFF
ferson barracks, Mo-; First Lieutenant
Peter McCown, 4Sth Infantry, Fort Thorn
as, KY; Second Lieutenant A. NJ. Ray,
10th Infantry, Jefferson barracks.
Captain Robert Gage, 49th Infantry, has
been relieved from recruiting service at
Troy and ordered to join his regiment at
jefferson barracks.
Changes in the Corps of Engineers have
been ordered as follows: Major II. NJ.
Adams, from New York to New Orleans;
Lieutenant Colonel w. H. II. Benyaurd to
New York city; Major James B. Quinn.
from New Orleans to Norfollss Va. Major
7. l.. Casey, from Norfolk to Vicksburg.
Miss; Major J. H. Willard, from Vicksburg
to Chicago; Major VIM. NJ. Marshall, from
Chicago to New York city.
Captain Alfred 8. Frost, 22d Infantry.
upon his muster out as colonel of the LIST
South Dakota Volunteer Infantry, will pro-
coed to join his regiment in the Philippines.
Acting Assistant Surgeons H. M. Cohen,
now at Fort Winfield Scott, Cal, and w.
r.. Kirk, at San Francisco, have been as
signed to duty with troops going to the
Philippines.
Acting Assistant Surgeon w. r. Van
Tuyl has been ordered to report to the War
Department for annulment of his contract.
Lieutenant D. G. Mendel, 3Sth Infantry,
has been relieved from recruiting duty at
San Francisco and ordered to join his reSi-
ment
Acting Assistant Surgeon S. NJ. Gonzales
has been ordered to Pensacola, Fla, for
annulment of his contract.
Captain H. c. Benson, 4th Cavalry, now
on been
his regiment.
Lieutenant G. w. Warner. 2Sth Infantry,
has been ordered to accompany the Attn
Infantry to the Philippines, where ne Will
join his own regiment.
Captain H. w. Hamilton, 10th Infantry,
has been ordered to Jefferson barracks,
Mo.
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. w. Morse
has been ordered to accompany the 4Oth In
fantry to the Philippines.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Alfred Richards
has been relieved from duty at Fort
Washington. Md, and ordered to Fort
Hunt, Va, relieving Acting Assistant Sur
geon ]. w. Hart, who is ordered to Fort
Washington, Md.
Major G. G. Arthur of the pay depart
ment has been relieved from duty at San
Juan. P r. and ordered to New York.
Major w. F. de Niedeman of the medical
department now al Havana, has been
transferred to San Francisco:
Lieut. c. 8. Wallace. U. s. ". Signal
Corps. has been relieved from further duty
at the Signal Corps post. Fort Myer, Vir-
gnia and ordered to Angel Island, Cal,
for duty with the Signal Corps detachment
there.
First Lieuts. w. A. Edwards and F. r
Cook, 10th Volunteer Infantry, nave been
ordered from Fort Smelling, Minnesota, TO
Vancouver barracks, Washington, for duty
with their regiment.
Second Lieut.. F. w. Hershler, 9TH United
States Infantry, has been transferred to
the 18th United States Infantry, and or
dered to Columbus barracks, Ohio. for
duty with recruits en- route to the Pacific
coast and upon arrival at San Francisco
Is to report for duty with troops going to
the Philippines, where he will join mis- reg
iment.
The President has accepted the resgna-
ton of Second Lieut.. J. l.. Graham 9th
United States Infantry.
Lieut.. w. d. Conrad, 23d United States
Infantry, now on sick leave, has been Or
dered to Dallas, Tex, for recruiting duty,
to relieve Capt. De r. c. Cabell 9th United
States Cavalry, who is ordered to join his
troop.