Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-10-22
Army Orders.

Major W. B. Schofield, additional paymas-
ter L. S. v, has been relieved from duty
in the Philippines and is ordered to Pekin
for duty with the troops in China.
First Lieut.. ]. L. Hines, I'd Infantry, has
been ordered to examination for promotion
and will accompany recruits on the Kill
patrick to the Philippines.
Assistant Surgeon Carroll D. Buck has
been relieved from duty at Fort Yellow
stone, Wyoming, and ordered to the Phil
ippinea.
Major A. c. Sharpe, inspector general L.
S. v, has been relieved from duty at San
Juan and assigned to duty as inspector of
the departments of Colorado and Missouri.
Capt. Moses Walton, jr.. assistant quar-
termaster. L. S. ", has been assigned to
duty on the transport Buford. relieving
Capt. Major W. j. White,gquartermas
U. s. V.
Major Walter Reed, surgeon, has been
detailed to represent the medical depart
ment Of the army at the coming meeting
of the American Public Health ASSOCIATE ton
at indianapolis.
Assistant Surgeon P H. Ludington has
been assigned to duty on the transport Kill
patrick.
Major Charles Shaler, ordnance depart
nent, has been ordered to Indianapolis,
Ind, to investigate and fix the response
oiiity for certain ordnance and ordnance
stores. for which Major Charles II. Noble,
10Th Infantry, is responsible.
First Lieutenant G. c. Saffarrans, 10th
Infantry. has been assigned to duty at
Fort Thomas Kentucky.
Major J. s. Wilkins, additional paymaster
U. S. v, who has just arrived at San
Francisco from the Philippines has been
ordered to this city for instructions.
Acting Assistant Surgeon c. D. Buck has
been relieved from duty at Fort Yellow
stone, Wyo., and ordered to Manila.
Major A. c.. Sharpe. inspector general,
volunteers, now on leave at Lake Placid.
n. Y. has been relieved from duty in Porto
Rico and ordered to duty as inspector gen.
eral of the departments Of Colorado and
Missouri.
Captain Moses Walton, jr., assistant quar-
termaster. volunteers, has been ordered
from New York to Newport News to re-
leve Major w. ]. White, quartermaster,
volunteers, of his duties on the transport
Buford.
The following officers, recently appointed,
have been assigned to regiments as follows:
First Lieutenant W. j. Boyd, surgeon, to
the 10th Volunteer Infantry: First Lieu
tenant Charles Fitzpatrick, surgeon, to the
45th Volunteer Infantry; Second Lieuten
ant w. G. Bal, to the Sd Infantry; Second
Lieutenant ]. A. Marmon, to the 4th In
fantry. The two last named will report for
duty with recruits en- route for Manila
where they will Join their regiments
An examining board has been appointed
to meet at New York city to consist of
Colonel ]. NJ. Moore, assistant quartermas-
fer general; Colonel Amos s. Kimball, as
sistant quartermaster general; Major H. 9.
Kilbourne. surgeon; Major F.. E. bravo,
commissary of subsistence, and Captain W.
D Crosby, assistant surgeon. Captains S.
r. Jones and w. w. Robinson, jr., assist
| this board for examination.
First Lieutenant J. L. Hines, I'd Infantry
/ has been ordered to examination for pro-
motion upon completion of which he will
| report for duty with recruits to sail on the
fitzpatrick At Manila he will join his
| regiment.