The Washington times., 1901-07-30
ARMY ORDERS.

Second Lieut.. Harry E. Mitchell, Artil-
lery Corps, is assigned to the Fourteenth
Battery. field artillery.
Capt. Thomas II. Wilson, Second Infan-
try, recruiting officer at New Haven,
,ln-. is placed in charge also of the re-
cruiting station at Hartford, relieving
First Lieut.. Conrad II. Arnold, jr., and
is directed to visit the latter city not
oftener than once every five days.
Lieutenant Arnold is ordered to Milwau-
kee. Wis, for recruiting duty.
Capt. Frank B.. Mckenna, Twenty
eighth Infantry. is relieved of duty at
Chicago and ordered to join his regiment
upon the expiration of his present leave
of absence.
Capt Ira MacNutt, Ordnance Depart
ment. is ordered to make visits as follows
TO the places indicated on business pertain
ing TO the manufacture of material for
the Ordnance Department: Not to exceed
one visit to the works of the American
Ordnance Company. Lynn, Mass; not to
exceed two visits each to Hilton Head, 5.
C., and Fishers Island n. Y: not to ex-
ceed four visits each to the works of the
Atha Steel Company, Harrison, ". J.. the
Taylor Iron and Steel Company, High
Bridge, N. J., and the American Ordnance
Company, Bridgeport, Conn: not To ex-
ceed six visits TO the works of the briggs
Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company.
Derby. Conn.
The following transfers have been or
dered: Capt Thomas NJ. Corcoran from
the Twelfth Cavalry to the Thirteenth
Cavalry; Capt. Francis lie j. Parker,
from the Thirteenth Cavalry to the
Twelfth Cavalry. Upon their arrival at
San Francisco, Cal, the officers named
will proceed to join their respective regi-
ments. Peg.
In the Eighth Infantry: Capt. wilds P.
Richardson, from Company l. to Company
NJ; Capt. John X. Miller. from Company
NJ to Company l.; Capt. Edgar s. Walker,
from Company 1 to Company II; Capt.
rglt t..4Fs nT HFaFfn u fn
Company J.
In the Twentieth Infantry: Capt. Will
liam p. Burnham. from Company B to
Company c; Capt. Frank ID. Webster.
Lieut.. Charles c. Todd, from Company A
TO Company X; First Lieut.. John L. De
Witt from Company X to Company A.
First Lieut.. Paul 7. Hayne. 1r, Thir-
teenth Cavalry, is transferred upon his
own request to the Fourteenth Cavalry.
First Lieut.. Henry ii, Rutherford. as
Sistant surgeon, United States Army. Is
honorably discharged by the Secretary
of War as captain, assistant surgeon,
United States Volunteers, only.
Chaplain Walter Marvine: Ninth In
fantry, is transferred to the Artillery
Corps and will proceed to Honolulu. Ha-
waiian Islands.
Contract Surgeon Arthur l. Boyer,
United States Army is relieved from fur
and VIII proceed to Fort Lawton. WASH
ington.
Contract Surgeon Joseph w. Walsh.
United States Army. is relieved from
duty at the United States General Hos
pital. Washington Barracks. District of
Columbia. and will proceed to Fort
Candy. Washington
Major William II. Corbusier. surgeon.
and Capt. John S. Ku!p, assistant sur
geon. United States Army. are detailed as
members Of the examining board con-
yened at the Army Building. New York
City. vice Majors Henry S. kilbourne and
William ID. Crosby surgeons. United
States Army, relieved.
Capt Herbert n. Royden. Twenty sixth
Infantry, now at San Francisco. Cal, VIII
proceed to Omaha, Neb., and relieve First
Lieut.. Daniel G. Berry, First Infantry, |
from recruiting duty in that city