The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-13
lRALS MUSTERED OUT.
nher Of Them, IncIudSsg lee
- wheeler, Wall BE ksavDsist-
prtgadfers-sene Ar1v o.
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70 Resume Former Csmnana

~ssuINGTON. April IAN order
- ag the war department today mus
~ out The fcilowinx general officers.
r. ar Generals James II. Wilson, FItx-
~. Joseph Wheeler. John p Bates.
-, q n Young Adna r. ChafYee,
S1ssra L&dIow Leonard Wood
S.~adIer Generals George Davis, Yheo-
= schwan. Lloyd Wheaton. Charles
- Frsderiek ID. Grant, Robert r.
ICES. Samuel Overshine. Irving Hale
IRos,ert II. Hall.
- above named officers ar. mustered
IS "a enable them TO accept eommiss ons
Sssnsral officers Of volunteers under the
"a March 2, 1889. II IL expected they
1isoofs De reappofnted ~ bsigadisf gen.
= under tina. act.
- following officers are mustered out
Fl Nh resume their former commands:
! n.tpr Generals James r. Wade. Thomas
II Anderson. Guy v. Henry. Brs4adicr
Erals Royal r. Frank. Edward 3, VIII
1eu. Louis II. Carpenter. Joseph r.
SSsrr, Henry c. Hasbrouck. John c.
n1rore. Oswald n. Ernest, Harrison q.
- Charles f. Humphrey.
Ae officers who are 80 DO re-appointed ~
stksiier generals under the reorganixa-
~ act for duty as volunteers until July,
n are to go out Immediately. some OF
IN today and all on or before the 18th
Atass month. They will not be disturbed
their present commands
fhs Others are 10 be mustered out June
with the exception OF Gen. Frank. who
eoss out May Il. and Gen. Otis. on July 2
TIE order to those officers who are not
u be reappointed directs those who are
szeeval officers 10 retain their present com
nsnss, and the others of the line are 10
rs,urn. to their regiments. Their positions
i the regular arm yis al follows:
Gen. Wade hrigadier, now president oil
"a beef inquiry board; Gen. Anderson
srxsd;er on his way hfane to assume ean-
rapd Of the department Of the Columbia
Co Henry. brigadier commanding the DE-
say,rsen, OF Porto Rico: Col Frank, colonel
rst artillery. Col. Wiliitson. colonel Sixth
.r1isry, Gen Carpenter. colonel Fifth ar
saefy. Col. SANGER. lieutenant colonel. in
s2eeier generals department. Gen. Has
sfoack, lieutenant colonel Fourth artillery
Ger Gilmore. lieutenant colonel. adjuiani
crserals department.. Gen. Otis. appointed
srom elyfi life now returning to the United
states from Manila: Gen. Humphrey. leu
,snant colonel quartermaster's department.
N .,n,y as sehief tn1artermaster OF Casba.
roar volunteer major generals are re-
zinsd in the service. These are. Gen.
eeh. In command Of the United States
.sryes In the Philippines: Lawton and
A4eAr,hur. his chief generals, In oon-
nssA of divisions, and Gen. Shafter. who
sssains In command OF the Department
!, California. He viii retire Ira October
y brigadier general. and may leave the
ssrsice.
The present stations OF those mustered
4 by. oeder today who VIII be retained
h,sta4gater generals under the Law OF
uxxth Az age.
Gen Wilson. commanding the Depart
rent OF Cicnfuegos. Gen. Leo. command
~ ia department Of Havana, Gen.
Wheeled. now In Washington. but prob.
i6iysgping to tho Philippines. Gen. Bates,
eunrnasra!ng the Department or Matan-
IN Ger. Young. In command OF the
:rupp~ being mustered out. with head
cuArsers at Augusta: Gen. ChafYse. now
II ~ ashingion, but attached TO Gen.
nreohc's headquarters Gen. Wood. com
nnnAnr the Department, of Santiago,
Gxh. Davis. member Of the beef inquiry
board Gen. Salgwan, assistant adtutsnt
general. tsen. Fred Grant. In Porto Rice.
Id, under orders To 50 10 Manila, Gems.
Han Wheaton. king. Hughes. osershsne
IND Hale. In the Philippines.