The times., 1901-05-23
LATE ARMY ORDERS.
Number of Transfers. Discharges,
and Leaves of Absence.

The following army orders were issued
at the War Department yesterday:
BY direction of the Secretary of War.
Major Joseph E. Maxheld, Signal Corps,
/ L. s Army, will proceed from the Signal
Corps Post. Fort Myer, Virginia. TO Dan
vile. Pa, and Wilmington, Del, on offic-
ial business pertaining to the Signal
! Corps of the Army and upon the com
pletion OF this duty Will return to his
proper station.
BY direction of the Secretary OF War.
Second Lieut.. Wallace b. Scales, Sixth
L. S. Cavalry, now in this city on leave
Of absence of which he availed himself at
San Francisco, Cal, Will report in per
son to the commanding officer. Fort AIyer,
Virginia, for temporary duty at that post
BY direction Of the President, the fol-
lowing named paymasters. L. s. Army,
are honorably discharged by the Secre-
tary of War as majors, additional pay
masters, L. S. Volunteers, only to take
effect May 20. 1901: Capt. Manly b. Curry
Capt Robert S. Smith.
BY direction of the Secretary of War
the leave of absence granted Major Lu-
ther B. Grandy, surgeon. u. 5. Volun-
teers, in special orders. No. 100. May l,
1851, Department of California, is extend
ed fifteen days.
BY direction OF the Secretary Of War
Capt Lewis N. Koehler, Fourth u. S.
Cavalry, is detailed as the recorder of
the examining board convened at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, by special orders No.
81. February IS, 1901, from this Office vice
Second Lieut.. James ID. Reams, First u.
). Infantry, hereby relieved.
BY direction Of the Secretary of War
Second Lieut.. James NJ. Jewell. recently
appointed, with rank from February 2
1891 from gt|F II fTrann
u, Eighth L. 5. Cavalry, is assigned TO
the Fourteenth L. s. Cavalry. and Will
proceed to join that regiment at Fort
LeaNenworth, KAN He viii be assigned
TO troop by his regimental commander,
who will promptly report the assignment
by letter to this Office.
The leave Of absence heretofore granted
Capt. Henry w. Hovey, Twenty-fourth
L. S. Infantry, is extended twelve days
BY direction Of the Secretary Of War.
the following changes In the stations and
ment are ordered: First Lieut.. Richard
=. Strong, assistant surgeon l.. S A is
relieved from further duty in the Divis-
lon OF the philippines and VIII proceed to
Hot Springs, Ark, and report in person
to the commanding officer of the Army
and Navy General Hospital at that place
for duty. to relieve Capt. Joseph J. Curry.
assistant surgeon, L. ;. V. Captain Cur
~ upon being thus relieved viii proceed
10 san francisco, Cal, and report in per
son to the commanding general, Depart
l.
Manila, Z. l., where upon arrival he VIII
report in person to the commanding gen
eral, Division of the Philippines, for as
signment to duty as a merlSa, Of he
board of officers appointed b: paragraph
=, Special Orders. No 13, January is 1900
from this office. for the purpJs = s.udv-
ing tropical diseases as thy uccJr in the
Philippine Islands.
BY direction of the Secreta--y 4 War.
Major Frederic A Washbun r.. sur
geon, l. 5. Volunteers, recently appoint-
ed, now at New Bedford, Mass, upon the
expiration of the leave of absence grant
ed him in paragraph 3. Special Orders No.
lO5, May Z, 1901, headquarters, Depart
ment of California will proceed to San
Francisco, Cal, and report in person to
the commanding general. Department Of
California, for transportation to Manila
+. J., where upon arrival he will report
in person to the commanding general, DI-
vision of the Philippines, for assignment
to duty.
BY direction Of the Secretary of War
Capt. George lie r. Irwin, Artillery
Corps, IS assigned to the Fifty-frst Com
pany, Coast Artillery, and upon his relief
from duty pertaining 10 the Quartermas-
ter's Department in the Division of the
Philippines will proceed to join that com
pany.