The Washington times., 1901-11-10
.rn,y Orders.

Major Francis j. Ives, surgeon, u. ).
Army promoted from captain and as
sistant surgeon, U. S. Army, subject to
examination), will report to Col. Calvin
De Witt, Assistant Surgeon General. pres
ident of the examining board convened at
the Army MEDICAL Museum Building,
Washington. District of Columbia. for ex-
animation to determine hiG fitness for
promotion.
First Lieut.. Arthur L. Conger.
Eighteenth Infantry, is tn nsferred from
Company X to Company [ Of that regi-
ment.
Major John D. c. Hoslins, Artillery
Corps, is relieved from duty at Fort
Sheridan, III. and viii proceed to Gov
ernors Island, n, Y. for duty as an as
sistant to the inspector general.
Major Alexander D. Schenck. Artillery
Corps. Is transferred from the Coast Ar
tillery to the Field Artillery. He will
proceed to Chicago, ILL.,, and report for
assignment to the command of the Field
Artillery Battalion at Fort Sheridan. Ill
The following transfers are made in the
Fifteenth Cavalry: Capt. James y. Ryan,
from Troop TO Troop c; Capt. John J.
Pershing from Troop e to Troop b.
The following recent appointments of
officers in the Philippine Scouts are an
First Lieut.. Robert y. Caldwell. ap-
pointed with rank from July l. 1901. Lieu
tenant Caldwell will report to Fort SlO-
cum. n. Y. for assignment to duty with
recruits destined for the Philippine ISL
ands.
First Lieut. Rowland whitley, appoint
ed from first sergeant, Company B.
Eighteenth Infantry, with rank from Oc-
tober T. 1901. Lieutenant Whiteley will
report to the commanding general, De
partment of California. for duty with
troops en- route To the Division Of the
First Lieut.. Jay f. Hoffer. Ordnance De
partInent. will proceed from the Frankford
Arsenal. Philadelphia, to New Haven,
Conn. on official business pertaining to
cartridge cases In process OF manufacture
| for the Ordnance Department.
First Lieut.. Edward l. King. Eleventh
| United States Cavalry. Is detailed as re
at Fort Myer, Va. vice ir,st Lieut. Wal
! lace e. Scales. Eleventh United States
| Cavalry hereby relieved.
The following named assistant surgeons,
United States Army. recently appointed
! now at the places indicated after their re-
spective names, will report at the Army
| Medical Museum Building, in this city, 10
| Col. William II. Forwood Assistant sur
| reon General. 4. S. A. President of the
| faculty OF the Army Medical School. for
| the course Of instruction: First Lieut.
| Perry Lee Boyer, Woodstock, va; First
| Lieut. James T.. Hall, Lowell, Mass.
| The following changes In the stations
and duties Of officers of the Corps Of Eng
! ineers are ordered; ,,,.,
Major Ernest t. li R%nner IN anu'IlGP rSis,., :,
| his present duti-f = T'
ant. william L. Sibert not later thar
| December l.. 1sJf, g.. ,siD uuu-r iu -
| charge together with the money. records
and DropeTty pertaining thereto. Captain
| Sibert. upon being thus relieved will pro.
| c,rd to and take station at Pittsburg and
| relieve Major. Char1es f. Powell not later
| tbun January l. 1902. Major Powell upon
being thus relieved will proceed to New
| London. Conn, ana relieve Major Smith
| s Leach not later than January / 1892.
| Major Leach is ass. .gned To the command
| of the First BattHlioT of Engineers, tC
| take effect ipOn being relieved from his
| nrrsent duties by Major Powell. and vii
| reuort not later than January 10, 1902, to
| me Departmdnt of the Missouri, for duty
| Cant Harry T.. Smith Artillery Corps
promoted from first lieutenant, Artillery
| t'orps subject to examination. will repor
tn Col Francis l.. Guenther ARTILLERY
| Corps President of the examining boarI
convened AT Fort Monroe, Va. at sucl
time ms he may be required by the boar.
| Cnr examination to determine his titnes
for promotion
| The following transfers are made in IN,
Second cavalry: First Lieut. Matthew q
Hanna. from Troop | to Troop b; Firs
Lieut.. John Z. Wade, from Troop l. L
| TrOOp IL.