The times., 1899-08-29
ON RECRUITING DUTY.
Volunteer Officers Ordered to Sta
tions for Temporary Service.

Volunteer Officers Ordered to sta
tions for Temporary Service.
The following recently appointed volun-
teer officers have been ordered TO the va
rious recruiting stations mentioned for
temporary duty in recruiting for their va
rious regiments:
Thirty eighth Infantry, volunteers, headquar-
te-s Jefferson Barracks No: Capt John l..
Jordan, Nashville, Tenn; Capt. Claude f. Saw
yer, Savannah Ga; Capt William II. Collier.
Louisville, Ky; First Lieut.. William A. Coving-
ton, Nashville, Tenn; First Lieut., andrew ].
Brown, ir., Knoxville, Tenn; First Lieut.. Frank
S krebs, ST Louis, Mo-; First Lieut.. Thaddeus
b. Seigle Knoxville. Tenn, Second Lieut.. VIII
liam o. Thornton Macon, Ca, and Second Lieut..
Gideon Fl. Williams, Knoxville, Tenn.
Thirty-ninth Infantry, volunteers, headquarters
Fort Crook. Neb.; Capt. Noel Gaines, Lexington,
KY; Capt. Frank s Long, Des Moines, Iowa
Capt. George u. Green, Knoxville, Tenn First
Lieut.. Frank Maloney, Knoxville, Tenn; First
Lieut.. Albert NJ. Petite, New YORK city; First
Second Lieut.. Lewis W. Dillon, Evansville Ind.
Fortieth Infantry, volunteers, headquarters
Fort Riley. Kan; Capt. William j. Kendriek,
Macon, Ca; Capt. Walter B. Elliott ST. Louis
Mo-; Capt. Luther $. Kelly, Baltimore, Nd.
First Lieut.. Richard X. Crayens, Topeka Kan.
Second Lieut.. Robert B. Mitchell, Topeka, Kan =,
and Second Lieut. Edmund T. Paterson, Baiti-
more, Nd.
Camp Meade, Pa: First Lieut. William R.
Standiford, Wheeling, w Va; First Lieut. Ciar-
ence S. Nettles. Raleigh, n, C.; Second Lieut..
William r. Taylor, New York city and Second
Lieut.. Lawrence p Butler New York city.
Forty-second Infantry, Volunteers headquarters,
Fort Niagara, n. Y: First Lieut.. Arthur Poll
Ion, New York city, and Second Lieut. Edward
Francis Hacket, jr., Albany, Ny -4a
Forty-fourth Infantry, Volunteers, headquarters,
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Capt. George D. Lee.
Louisville, Ky; First Lieut.. Clyde B. Parker To-
peka, Kan; First Lieut.. Fred L. Wilson, Lexing-
ton, Ky; Second Lieut.. Howard VI. Koontz, To-
peka Kan; Second Lieut.. Arthur j. Cadden To-
peka, Kan and Second Meut. William A. Hay
craft, Lexington, Ky.
Forty-ffih Infantry, Volunteers, headquarters
Fort Smelling Mimi: Capt. Percy Willis Port
land Ore; Capt. Elmer o. Worrick Portland
Ore; and First Lieut.. Miosh r. HiigaTd, ST
Louis, Mo.
Forty-sixth Infantry, volunteers. headquarters
South birmingham, Mass; Major Joseph F. Arm
field Raleigh. n. c. :; First Lieut.. Charles d.
Wood Nashville. Tenn; First Lieut.. Harry A.
tin, Boston. Mass; First Lieut. Frank f. Hop
kins. Providence, II. L.; Second Lieut. Carlos
W. Pierce, Boston, Mass, and Second Lieut.
Richard B. Kavanaugh. Baltimore Md
Forty seventh Infantry, volunteers. headguar-
tiers Camp Meade. Pa; Capt Harry Walsh Bal
tiTnore Md; First Lieut.. Oscar Bishop, Louis
Vile Ky; First Lieut. Hugh IL. Pitcairn, Pitts
burg Pa; First Lieut. William t. Bishop. Phila-
delphia Pa. Second Lieut.. Charles II. Morrow
Lexington. Ky; Second Lieut. Walter T. Slack
Lexington. Ky; Second Lieut.. Charles T. Ian
ham, Baltimore, Nd; Second Lieut.. William r.
Harrison, Baltimore, Nd,