The Washington times., 1901-10-23
ARMY ORDERS.

The following named officers are re-
lieved from recruiting duty at the places
specified after their respective names, to
take effect upon the arrival thereat of
an officer to relieve them: Major Frank
L. Robinson, Second Cavalry, 741 Sixth
Avenue, New York City, n. Y; Capt.
Zerah w. Torrey, Sixth Infantry, Spring
field, Mass; Capt. Henry J. Goldman.
Fifth Cavalry. Albany, n. Y; Capt. Henry
c. CabeII Fourteenth Infantry. Portland,
Ore: Capt. Oscar J. Charles. Fourth In
fantry. Springfield, Ill; Capt Thomas II.
Wilson, Second Infantry, New Haven,
Conn; Capt. William B. Homer, Artillery
Corps, Portland. Ne: Major Frank b.
Jones, Ninth Infantry, Macon, Ga: Capt.
james Ronayne. Nineteenth Infantry.
Grand Rapids, Mich; Major Thomas F.
Davis. Fifteenth Infantry, st. Louis. Mo.
Major Robinson will proceed to join his
regiment Captain Torrey Will proceed to
Fort Slocum, New York, and report in
person to the commanding officer of that
post for duty with recruits. Captain Gold
man will proceed to join his troop. Cap
tain Cabell will proceed to join his com
pany. Captain Charles. Major Jones. and
Captain Ronayne will proceed to Column
bus Barracks, Ohio. and report for duty
with recruits. Captain Wilson Will pro-
ceed to join his company at Fort ThomaS,
Kentucky Major Davis will proceed to
San Francisco, Cal, and report for as
signment to duty.
Can't Arthur C. Ducat, Twenty-fourth
Infantry will take charge of the recruit
ing station at Denver. Col, on or about
November /, 1901. to relieve MAJOR Rlcn,
ard II. Wilson, Eighth Infantry who VIII
proceed to San Francisco, cal, ana report
for assignment to duty.
The following named officers are relieved
from recruiting duty at the places specl-
fed after their respective names; 10 'aAe ae
officer to relieve them: Capt AlbeIt
Laws. Twenty-fourth Infantry. Rlchmond'
Va, Can't. Wendell l.. Simpson, Sixth In
fantry. South Bend, Ind:
The Officers named will proceed to Co
Iumbus Barracks. Ohio, and report for
duty with recruits. t..
Capt Alexander N STARK, aSsI aSsIstaIiI
surgeon. United States Army, Will proceed
TO Fort Monroe. Virginia, and report Tor
temporary duty ,.;,,<,.,,
Corps, is detailed as a member oi o. tne .,e1 en-
amining board convened at Fort Sheridan'
Illinois vice Col. William M van horhe'
Twentv-ninth United States Infantry, re-
tired from active service. ,,.
First Lieut. Eugene K. w Nhltmore, as
sietant surgeon, United States Army, is
detailed as a member OF the e>;imlhlns
hoo I'd convened at Fort Sheridan, Illinois,
during the temporary absence oi cJ .aoJot
Francis ]. Ives, surgeon uhi'ed Duties
Army. .,,., ,,,,,,+ts &c
granted First Lieut.. Gilbert T. Smith'
Second Cavalry. 49, o...,,,,.
The transfer by the President, October
4 1901 of Second Lieut.. Edward GottlleD'
from the Twenty eighth Infantry 70 the
ArtiIlery Corps. with rank from FEBRUARY
. ia0l IL announced. Lieutenant GottlleD
viii report to Fort Totten, New York, Tor
assirnment to duty with one of the com
panies of coast artillery at that post.
Contract Surgeon Thomas 9. Holmes
Irnited states Army, is relieved from fur-
tber duty as transport surgeon OF ihe iho
transport Grant and upon the eXhiTa1,oh I,,I ,,ro
- Vi a. f-prn Detroit Mich to Fort Walia
Waila. Wal : Washington. and report for duty;
leave OF absence for two mohIns ms, Is
granted Capt. Edwin F. Pendleton, dwgIs his
Third Infantry. to take effect upon MS
boinp relieved from recruiting duty.