The Washington times., 1901-08-07
ARMY ORDERS.

First Lieut. Conrad E. Keeper, assis-
tant surgeon. is relieved of duty at the
Washington Barracks. and ordered to re-
port at the United States General Hos
pitaI for temporary duty.
The board of officers appointed on jan
uary 2, 1901, to meet at Omaha for the
purpose of examining officers for promo
ton, has been dissolved. The following
board has been appointed: Lieut.. Col.
David B. Wilson. Twenty-fifth United
States Infantry; Major John w. Pullman,
0uartermasters Department: Capt. James
B. Erwin. Fourth United States Cavalry;
Capt Paul F. Straub, assistant surgeon
United States Army: Capt William r.
Lewis, assistant surgeon, United states
Army; Second Lieut. Robert C. Humber,
Tenth United States Infantry, recorder
Major William 2. Kendall, surgeon, is
relieved of duty at Fort Slocum. ~ T..
and ordered to Fort Porter, n. Y, to re-
lieve Lieut.. Col. Charles X. Winnie, dep
uty surgeon general. Colonel Wnne IS
ordered to Omaha to relieve Lieut.. Col
James p. Kimball, deputy surgeon gen.
eral.
Second Lieut.. James S. Chambers.
Twelfth Infantry, is transferred from
Company Z to Company u or that resi-
ment, and ordered to join the latter com
First Lieut.. Walter S. volkmar. artill-
erv corps. has been ordered before the ex-
amining board at Governors Island, ~
I
The following assignments TO regiments
of officers recently appointed. with rank
| from February 2. 1901, are announced
First liei1tenantS of cavalry, George T.
| Lowell. Seventh Cavalry: Sam Van Leer.
| Fifteenth Cavalry, and Alvan G. Gillem;
Fourteenth Cavalry. First lieutenants or
| infantry, William r. Oracle, Twenty-seV-
| enth infantry; Harris Pendleton, Jr.,
| Eighteenth Infantry. and Samuel A:
| Price, Twenty-eighth Infantry Second
Heutenants of cavalry Bradley J; Woot-
| ten. Seventh Cavalry; William><H. Glop-
| ton, jr., Thirteenth Cavalry Frank b.
Edwards. Fourth Cavalry; Archie Miller,
Second Cavalry. and Orlando G. Palmer.
| Seventh Cavalry. Second lieutenants OF
infantry, Fred II. Turner, Twenty-third
| Infantry William F. Rittler, Fifteenth
Infantry: Harry w. Gregg. Fourteenth
Infantry; Charles w. Barber. Second In
| fantry; Campbell w. Flake, Twenty-Sev-
enth Infantry; Edgar S Stayer, Twenty
| third Infantry; Clarence NJ. FIray, Sec
| ond Infantry and Benjamin r. Wade,
| Tenth Infantry.
The following assignments to regiments
of officers recently appointed, with rank
from February 2, 1901. are announced:
Second Lieut. John X. Ccwan (appoint-
ed from corporal, Company ., Twenty
third Infantry. TO the Eighteenth In
second Lieut.. Jason M walling Zap
pointed from private, Hospital Corps,
United States Army. to the Nineteenth
second Lieut. Norris Stayton, Artillery
Corps (recently appointed from corporal,
Thirteenth Company, Coast Artillery:
with rank from May 9. 19OD. is attached
to the Fifty-first Company, Coast Ar
tillery, and will proceed to join that COM
pany at Fort Hamilton, New York
The following assignments in the Ar
tiIIery Corps of officers recently appoint
ed, with rank from May s, 1901, are an
nounced:
Second Lieut. Ralph NJ. Mitchell. to the
Forty Company. Coast Artillery:
Second Lieut.. john c.. Ohnstad. to the
Nfnety-ninth Company Coast Artillery
Second Lieut.. Francis c. Ralston, jr.,
to the Ninety-seventh Company Coast
Artillery.