The Washington times., 1901-09-08
ARMY ORDERS.

Major Charles r. Krauthoff, commits
sary is ordered to make not to exceed
two visits each per month to Akron, ONO,
and Kansas City, Mo-, for the purpose OF
inspecting subsistence stores.
Capt. Carter p. Johnson, Tenth Cav
airy. is relieved from duty with the
Thirteenth Cavalry, and upon the eXpira-
ton of the leave of absence granted him
is ordered to join his regiment.
First Lieut. William ID. Connor, corps
of Engineers, is ordered, upon the compile
ton of the transfer of property for Wnich
he is responsible, TO proceed from Fort
Totten. n. Y, to Washington Barracks'
u. c., to receipt for quartermaster' prop
erty at the latter post
Capt. Edwin A. Root Tenth infantry,
is at his own request relieved from duty
in the Adjutant Generals Office, 10 take
effect September 30, l9Ul, ana Will theh
proceed to join his regiment.
Leave of absence for one month ls
granted Capt. William II. Hart, commis-
Leave of absence for one month and
fourteen DAYS Is granted Capt. William e.
Craighill, Corps OF Engineers
Leave of absence for fifteen days is
granted Capt James X. Lindsay, Ihlr-
teenth Infantry
Major Eugene L. Swift, surgeon, U. s;
A now in this city, is ordered to proceed
to Fort Leavenworth. Kan, ana fepoft IN
person to the commanding officer OF that
post for duty and by letter to the com
manding general, Department OF the Mis-
souri,
U. s. A, is relieved from duty at Fort
Ieayeaworth, Kan, and will proceed to
San Francisco, Cal, for transportation TO
the Philippine Islands. and upon ms ar
rival at Manila will report in person 10
the commanding general. DIVISION OF the
Philippines. for assignment to duty.
Capt Julius A. Penn, Seventh Infantry
is ordered to proceed to lndiahapolls; lhu,,
md prt in a
II. Noble, Sixteenth Infantry, recruiting
officer, for recruiting duty until December
:. 1901, when he will join his regiment
Captain Penn is appointed an acting quar-
termaster for the time he may remain on
Private Fridolf Nicolaus Fitinghoff,
Hospital Corps, Preside of San Francisco,
Cal, is relieved from further duty at that
station, and will report to the command
ing officer. Fort Columbus, n. Y, with per
mission to delay seven days en- route. The
quartermaster's department Will furnish
the necessary transportation to Fort Co
lumbus, and the subsistence department
pay Communication of rations in advance
Private Charles T. Laurette. Hospital
Corps, Santiago, Cuba, Is transferred TO
Fort Columbus, n. Y
Private George II. Wadsworth, Hospital
Corps. Fort Logan, Col, is ordered to
Fort Mcdowell, Cal, and to report upon
arrival to the commanding general, De
partment of California. San Francisco.
Cal, who will furnish him transportation
to Manila, Philippine lslandS. upon MS
arrival at Manila he will report to the
commanding general. Division of the
Philippines. for assignment to duty.
Major Matthias w. Day. Fifteenth
United States Cavalry. is detailed as a
member of the examining board convened
at the Preside Of San Francisco, Cal,
vice Major Edward T.. Hardin, Seventh
United States Infantry. hereby relieved.
First Lieuts Charles n. Murphy and
Frederick S. L. Price. Fourteenth Infan-
try, are relieved from duty at their pres
ent stations. and will proceed to join their
respective companies at Fort Wayne.
Mich
The following named officers have been
assigned TO regiments as hereinafter indi-
Gated and will be assigned to troops and
companies by their respective regimental
commanders:
George w Winterburn. first lieutenant
of cavalry. Ninth Cavalry Sebring &. Me
gill and Frank r. Davis. second lieuten-
ants, Eighth Cavalry; Grant T. Trent,
second lieutenant of infantry, Eighth ia-
fantry; Betah Smith. second lieutenant of
infantry Seventeenth Infantry; George
r. ID. MacGregor. second lieutenant of in
fantry, Eighteenth Infantry.
Lieutenants Winterburn and Smith will
proceed to join their respective regi-
ments.