The Washington times., 1901-10-24
ARMY ORDERS.

The following changes in the stations
and duties of officers of the Pay Depart
| ment are ordered:
| Col. Albert S. Towar. assistant payn-as-
| ter general, is relieved from duty as chief
| paymaster. Division of the Philippines,
| and will proceed to Chicago, Ill. and re-
| port for duty as chief paymaSter of that
department.
Lieut. Col. Charles H Whipple, deputy
paymaster general. will be relieved by the
commanding general. Department of the
Lakes. from duty as chlef paymaster of
that department in time to take the trans
port 10 sail from San Francisco, Cal. No
vember. l6. 1901, for Manila, p l., where
he will report for duty as chief paymas-
ter of that division.
Capt. Alvarado NJ Fuller Ninth Caval-
ry. will report to the Department OF Cal
ifornla. for assignment to duty with re-
cruits.
First Lieut. Alfred T Clifton, Signal
Corps. now at Fort Mcdowell. Cal. will
proceed to 1871 Clark Street, Chicago, H.,
and report for recruiting duty in connec-
tion with enlistments for the Signal
Corps
First Lieut.. Harry L. James. Artillery
Corps. will upon the expiration of his
present sick leave proceed to Columbus
Barracks Ohio. and report for duty and
to accompany a detachment of reCruits to
be sent TO san Francisco. Cal
Second Lieut.. Brice z. Disque, Fifth
Cavalry. now on temporary duty at Fort
Thomas. Ky. will proceed to Columbus
Barracks. Ohio and report for duty with
recruits 10 be sent from that post to the
Division of the Philippines.
Second Lieut.. Frank J. Miller Artil-
lery Corps, recently appointed. with rank
from May s. 1901. is assigned to the IOSth
Company, Coast Artillery, and will pro-
ceed to join that company at Fort VIII
liams, Me.
Second Lieut.. Walter II. NeilI. recently
appointed, with rank from February ?
1901, from corporal, Troop +, Fourth Cav
airy, is assigned to the Thirteenth Cav
airy. and will join that regiment not later
than November 10, 1901. lie will be as
signed to troop by his rcgimental com
The following named officers, recently
appointed, with rank from February ?.
1901, are assigned to regiments as indi-
Gated after their respective names. and
Will be assigned TO troops and companies
by their respective regimental COM
manders. who will promptly report the
assignments by letter to this office: VIII
liam l.. Love, from first lieutenant of
cavalry to Thirteenth Cavalry; Joseph c.
RICHTER jr. from second lieutenant of
cavalry to Eighth Cavalry; Vernon w.
Boiler. from second lieutenant OF in
fantry to Twentieth Infantry, William Z.
Kits, from second lieutenant of infantry
to Twenty-frst Infantry.
Lieutenant Lowe viii proceed to Fort
Myer, Va, for temporary duty. Lieuten-
ant RICHTER will proceed to Fort Column
bus N Y, for temporary duty Lieuten-
ant Boiler Will proceed to Fort Sheridan.
ILL.,, for temporary duty. Lieutenant
Kits will proceed to Fort Columbus. N.
Y. for temporary duty.
The following assignments in the Artil-
lery Corps of officers recently appointed
are announced: Percy Willis, appointed
first lieutenant Forty-third Company,
Coast Artillery; Lewis 5. Ryan, appointed |
second lieutenant. Thirtieth Company.
Coast Artillery: Kenneth c. Masteller, ap-
pointed second lieutenant, 125th Company.