New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

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be. BE- relieved ;e BY Troop F; 1sJ United states
F Isl United states cavalry. at For Fort Yet,
G. is United States @ cavsry FeSSg1 from Fot MaaGa
3 D, leaving Troop H. lst United States Cavalry.
wyo.. VIII be relieved by two companies Of the S3d
lnFaintry now under orders for that station
0nd p psqgadrons 9Th United States Cavalry. Troops
q the Colorado to the T DIVISION t OF the Phippn9s
Troops A and B. 9th United States Cavalry. at
9Th United States cavalry, from Jefferson Bar
5jtsd sa.s 4n9 one COMPANY & OF fhe 18th
Texas; Troops E and G, at Fort Apache VIII be
gate and Troop III 9Th Csyairv froT1 F-6rI Gu ~ M
Troop II at Fort Win3gate, VIII be relieved BY one
United States Cavalry at Fort Euao5uca Ar "a
States Cavalry from Jefferson Barracks. Mo
The 5th United States Cavalry at Jefferson Bar
the Isl Inited States Infantry, from Fort Leaven-
% 5E4eTenhgTBon 4D5a5 arrival in the United states the
Geo to Fort Thomas; Ky; the 5th United States
5nfantry to Fort SheTtda1; III, and the Sth United
Twelfth-Headquarter band and two battaIons
OF the % United States Infantry, and headquar-
commander from the BeDaTqment Of ne f.zes
to the Division Of the Philippines; headquarters
band and two battalions OF the Sth United States
mander, from the Department Of the Dakotas 10
the Division OF the Philippines
The commanding officers Of these regiments will
select one Of the battalions returning from Cuba
as depot battalion. contemplated by Para
graph ?, General Order No 153 August q. 1899
from this office, after which the present depot bat
taliOnS Will be increased TO 12S men each COM
pany, which increase viii be effected far as
practicable, by transfer from the depot bat
taliOns Of all enlisted men having than six
months to serve and OF enlisted having six
intention TO re-enlist; and all other infantry com
panies ordered TO take station in the Division OF
the Philippines will be filled 70 the maximum OF
IN enlisted TO the company. the cavalry troops
to 100 enlisted each, and all enlisted hav-
ing less than six months 10 serve and who have
transferred TO the depot battalions continue in
the same until the expiration Of their term Of en-
liStment.
The recruitment of all depot battalons TO eighty
enlisted men 10 each company, in excess of those
transferred as indicated above, will be pushed with
vgor.
It is the intention Of the Department that depot
battaIions. having had year home station, will.
at the earliest practicable moment, be relieved
and ordered TO duty with their regiments when, in
turn. the next battalion will return home sta
ton, bringing in each instance the men from the
ceptIng those who have declared their intention 20
reenlist. This rule Of exchange of battaliOns will
be strictly enforced that officers concerned can
make the necessary arrangements accordingly.
Company commanders Will make every proper
effort TO induce the enlisted going 10 the
Philippines and having relatives depending upon
them 10 make allotments or paw as contempla ted
by General Order No. 149, August It. 1888 from
this Office. reporting their names to the AdjUtarr-
General Of the Army.
By command OF Lieutenaut-Gen Miles.
H C. CORBIN Adjutant-General