Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-28
TO RECRUITING STATIONS
temporary Duty of Officers Recently
Appointed.

by direction of the Secretary of War fol
lowing named officers, recently anno:ntad
Will report in person at recruiting stations
named for temporary duty, to assist in re-
cfutlns Tor their respective regiments:
Ihlrty-e1ghth Infantry, L. s. Volunteers
headquarters Jefferson barracks, Mo: Can
tam John l.. Jordan, Nashville, Tenn.
captain Claude Z. Sawyer Savannah. Ga;
captain William III. Collier, Louisville XIV;
First Lieutenant William A. Coyineton
Nashville, Tenn; First Lieutenant Andrew
j. Brown, Jr., Knoxville, Tenn; First Lieu
tenant Frank S. Krebs, ST. Louis Mo.
FIRST Lieutenant Thaddeus B. Segle. Knox
Vile, Tenn; Second Lieutenant William O.
thornton, Macon, Ga, and Second Lieu
tenant Gideon H. Williams. Knoxville
Tenn.
Thirty-ninth Infantry U. s. Volunteers
headquarters Fort Crook, Neb. Captain
Noel Noel, games. Lexington, Ky; Captain
Frank S. Long, Des Moines, Iowa; CAPTAIN
George M Green Knoxville, Tenn; First
Lieutenant Frank Maloney, Knoxville
Tenn; First Lieutenant Albert NJ Petite
New York city; First Lieutenant Grant r.
Trent, Knoxville, Tenn, and Second Lieu
tenant Lewis w. Dillon Evansville, Ind
Fortieth Infantry, U. S. Volunteers, head
quarters Fort Riley, Kan: Captain Will
nam j. kendrick, Macon, Ga; Captain Wal
ter b.. Elliott. St. Louis, Mo-; Captain Lu-
ther s. Kelly. Baltimore, Md; First Lieu
tenant Richard X. Cravens, Topeka, Kan:
second Lieutenant Robert B. Mitchell, To-
peka, Kan, and Second Lieutenant Ed
mund 7. Paterson, Baltimore, Md.
Forty-first Infantry, U. S. Volunteers.
headquarters Camp Meade, Pa: First Lieu
tenant William r. Standiford. Wheeling,
w. Va: First Lieutenant Clarence S. Net
ties. Raleigh. N. c.; Second Lieutenant
William r. Taylor, New York city. and
Second Lieutenant Lawrence P. Butler,
New York city.
Forty-second Infantry. U. s. Volunteers,
headquarters, Fort Niagara N Y: First
Lieut. Arthur Poillon, New York city. and
Second Lieut.. Edward Francis Hacket, jr,
Albany, N. Y.
Fl Ferty,fourth Infantry, U. S. Volunteers,
Capt George D. Lee, Louisville, KY; First
Lieut.. Clyde B. Parker, Topeka, Kan:
First Lieut.. Fred L. Wilson, Lexington,
Ky Ky.; Second Lieut.. Howard M. Koontz
William A. Haycraft, Lexington, Ky.
Forty-ffth Infantry, U. S. Volunteers
headquarters, Fort Smelling, Minnesota:
Capt Percy Willis, Portland, Ore: Capt
Elmer o. Worrick, Portland, Ore, and
Mo-
headquarters, South birmingham, Mass. !:
Maj. Joseph F. Armfield, Raleigh, N c.;
First Lieut.. Charles D. Wood, Nashville
Tenn; First Lieut.. Harry A. Ely, New
Boston, Mass. First Lieut.. Frank E. Hon,
kins. Providence, r. l.; Second Lieut.. Car
los w. Pierce, Boston. Mass, and Second
Lieut. Richard B. Kavanagh, Baltimore
Md
Forty seventh Infantry. U. s. Volunteers.
headquarters, Camp Meade Pa: Cant
Harry Walsh, Baltimore, Md; First Lieut..
Oscar Bishop. Louisville. KY; First Lieut..
Hugh H. Pitcairn, Pittsburg, Pa: First
Lieut. William T. Bishop, Philadelphia
Pa; Second Lieut.. Charles H. Morrow
Lexington. KY; Second Lieut.. Walter T.
Slack. Lexington, Ky: Second Lieut.,
Charles T. Lanham Baltimore Md. Sec
ond Lieut.. William R. Harrison, Baltimore
Md.