The Washington times., 1901-09-12
ARMY ORDERS.

First Iieutenants Van Leer Wills,
Twelfth Infantry, and John McClinteck.
Fifth Cavalry, are ordered to Omaha,
Neb., to report in person to Brig. Gen
John c. Bates. United States Army, COM
manding the Department of the Missouri,
for appointment and duty aides-de-
camp ON his staff.
Capt William a. Skunk. Eighth Cayal-
ry, is assigned to Troop l of that regi-
ment, vice Capt. Stephen LII. Slocum,
Eighth Cavalry. who will remain unas-
signed until further orders.
Second Lieut. Richard w. Walker.
Eighth Cavalry. is relieved from duty
with Troop a, of that regiment, and will
join Troop M, Eighth Cavalry.
Leave of absence for one month. to take
effect on or about October l, 1901, is grant
ed Capt. Thomas W. Darrah. United
States Infantry. conmisSary.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Sylvanus G. Orr. Ar
tiIlery Corps.
Capt Marcus D. Cronin. Twenty-ifth
burg Barracks. New York. and will join
his regiment.
First sergt Sam T Bondhus. Company
x, First Infantry, Manila. Philippine ISL
ands. is ordered discharged from the
army by the commanding officer of his
station and will be brought by the Gov
ernment to a home port on transport
Acting Hospital Steward Palmer a Ell
lot and Privates John Hodgins and Ernest
Vollmeyer, Hospital Corps. are relieved
from further service in connection with
the Medical Department exhibit. Pan
American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y, and
assigned to duty as attendants upon the
President of the United States, now in
that city.
Private Carl L. Boyce. Forty-fourth
Company. Coast Artillery. Fort Wash
ington, Md, who deserted July Is, 1901,
and was apprehended on or about August
s. 1901, is ordered discharged without hon
or from the army by the commanding OF
ficer of his station by reason of desertion.
Corporal Charles r. Burbank, band
Seventh Cavalry, Havana. Cuba, will be
sent with descriptive list to Fort Column
bus. n. Y. where upon arrival he will be
discharged from the army by the com
manding officer of that post
Recruit Harman Bofe. general service
who deserted January %, 1901. and was
apprehended on or about August 20, 1901.
while serving as private In the Nine
teenth Battery. Field Artillery: Is Or
dered discharged without honor from the
army by the comma nding officer. Fort
Riley. Kansas. by reason of desertion and
fraudulent enlistment
Privates William r. Krum. Troop X,
and David Tibbots. Troop l., Seventh Cav
airy Havana. Cuba. are ordered to Fort
Columbus, New York, where they will be
discharged from the army by the com
Private Arvey IL. Mccormick. Company
NJ, Eighteenth Infantry. Army General
Hospital Preside of San Francisco Cal.
Is ordered TO the general hospital, Fort
Bayard. New Mexico. and report upon
arrival to the commanding officer for
trea atment in the hospital.
Charles Mcclure Fourteenth Infantry.
is relieved from duty in the office of the
Judge Advocate General of the Army. to
take effect September 30, 1901, and will
proceed to join his regiment at Fort
Wayne. Mich.
Major Joseph NJ. Califf. Artillery Corps.
is transferred from the Coast Artillery to
Field Artillery. He will proceed upon the
expiration of his present leave of alb
sence TO Fort Douglas. Utah. and assume
command of the field batteries at that
post.
Sergt. David ". Davis, ordnance de
tachment. Columbia Arsenal, Columbia,
Tenn. is transferred TO the Springfield
ArmOry, Springfield, Mass.
Private John r. Westmeyer. Ninety-frst
Company, Coast Artillery, now at Fort
st. Philip, La, is transferred to the Hos
pitai Corps.