The Washington times., 1901-10-15
Army Orders.

Major Henry NJ. Andrews, ARTILLERY
Corps, now at St. Louis, Mo-. will
proceed to Kansas City, Mo-. on official
business pertaining to the inspection of
! government animals to be delivered under
contract at the latter place. and upon the
completion Of this duty will return TO st.
I Louis
Capt Charles B. Wheeler, Ordnance De-
! partment, will proceed from this city to
the Sandy HOOK Proving Ground. Sandy
Hook, n. J., on official business pertain
ing to the Ordnance Department. and
upon the completion of this duty will
return to his proper station.
Leave of absence for twenty days is
| granted First Lieut.. Ellison L. Ctlmer
| Artillery Corps.
By direction of the Acting Secretary of
| War the following assignments to regi-
ments of officers recently promoted are
| announced:
| Col Alfred c. Markley Cpromoted from
| lieutenant colonel. Tweuty-fourth In
| fantry), to the Thirteenth Infantry, to date
| from October 3. 1891. vice Bisbee. ap-
pointed brigadier general. United States
Army; Lieut.. Col. Daniel Cornman (pro-
NOTED from major. Twenty-frst In
fantry), to the Twenty fourth Infantry. to
y.
promoted colonel. Colonel MarkIey and
Lieutenant Colonel Cornman will pro-
| ceed to join their regiments.
Leave of absence for one month IS
granted Second Lieut. William u. rovfS==
Artillery Corps
Leave of absence for three monrns on
account of sickness is granted First L..
harry w. Newton, Artillery Corps.
The leave of absence granted Major Ed
ward E. Hardin. Seventh Infantry, is ex-
tended two months.
First Lieut.. Alexander H Davidson Qate
first lieutenant, Thirty-sixth Infantry,
United States Volunteers. recently ap-
pointed, with rank from February ?, 1891
Orom first sergeant, Troop X, Thirteenth
Cavalry, is assigned to the Thirteenth
Cavalry and will be assigned to a troop
by his resimental commander, who viii
promptly report the assignment by letter
10 this office. Lieutenant Davidson Will
proceed to join his regiment.
BY direction of the Acting Secretary of
War the following named assistant sur
geons, United States Army, are relieved
from temporary duty at the posts desg-
mated after their respective names and
will report in person on November l. 1901
at the Army Medical Museum Building in
this city. to Col. William Ii. Forwood
assistant surgeon general, United States
Army, president of the faculty of the
Army Medical School, for the prescribed
course of instruction.: First Lieuts
Jerome S. Chaifee, Columbus Barracks,
ONO; Charles G. Geer Fort McPherson,
Ga; Ernest l.. Ruffner. Columbus Bar
racks. Ohio; Eugene r. Whitmore Fort
Sheridan. H.; Conrad e. Koerper, Wash
iagtOn Barracks. District of Columbia:
Robert u. Patterson. Fort McHcnry. Md:
Roderic p. O'Connor. Fort Iyer. Va;
George 2. Heard. Fort Mcpherson, Ca:
Roger Brooke, jr. Fort Myer. Va; Ar
thur NJ Line. Fort Sheridan. Ill; Verge L.
Sweazey, Fort Columbus. n. Y; Matthew
a Delaney. Fort Monroe. Va: Horace
u. Bloombergh. Piattsburg Barracks. N.
y: Paul S. Halloran, Fort Wadsworth.
N Y; Kent Nelson, Washington Bar
racks, District of Columbia: Robert
Smart, Fort Monroe, Va, Lloyd LeR.
Krebs. Fort Leavenworth. Kan; William
p WoodalI Fort Clark. Tex: Herbert NJ.
Smith, Fort Monroe. Va