The Washington times., 1902-06-03
GENERAL SPURGIN
RETIRED BY REQUEST
Has Served in Army Over
Forty Years.
Was Relieved From Active Duty May
29-orders to Army
Officers.

sions CT the act of Congress approved
June 80, 1882, he having served over
forty years General spurgin will pro-
ceed to his home.
The following changes in the stations
and duties OF officers of the Medical De-
partment are ordered: Major William
stephenson. surgeon, L. S. Army will
proceed to Fcrt Mason. Cal. and report
for duty to relieve Capt. George ]. New
garden, assistant surgeon, U. s. Army
Capt Newgerden will report for
transportation 10 the Philippine Islands.
where he will report for assignment to
duty
Leave Of absence for four days. to
taffe effect on or about June 2, 1902, is
granted Major George H. G. Gale, Ninth
Cavalry, recruiting officer.
Leave of absence for ten days, to take
effect on or about June 6, 1902, is grant
ed Capt Horatio G. Sickel, Seventh Cav
airy, recruiting officer.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Fred Z. Smith,
Third Infantry
Leave Of absence to include July Is.
1862. to take effect upon the expiration
of his present sick leave of absence is
granted Major Edmund X. Webster,
Twenty Infantry.
The extension of leave OF absence on
account of sickness granted Major Hen
~ +. Kendall. Twelfth Cavalry. is fur
thcr extended two months on account
of sickness.
The leave of absence granted Chap
lain Halsey c. Gavitt. First Cavalry. is |
extended two months.
Capt. William C. Rafferty,, Artillery |
Corps, will upon the expiration OF his |
present leave OF absence, of which he |
availed himself at Fort Clark. Tex. |
proceed to Fort II. G. Wright. " Y. and |
enter upon duty at that post pending |
the arrival of his company Twelfth |
Company. Coast Artillery thereat.
The following named enlisted men.
who have successfully passed the pre-
liminary examination will be sent TO
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. with orders to
report fer instruction preparatory TO
taking the final competitive examination
for appointment as second licuteDants in
the army before a beard TO be convened
at Fort Leavenwcrth on September /.
1902. The descriptive lists and accounts
Of clothing of the soldiers named will
be forwarded to the commanding officer.
Fort LeavenwOrth:
Corporal Sherman p. Brlstow. Twenty
fourth Company. Coast Artillery.
Sergeant Frank T. Burst. 11Sth Com
pany. Coast Artillery.
Sergeant Norman II. Davis, Troop c,
Eighth Cavalry.
First Sergeant James W. Devall.
Troop II. Twelfth Cavalry.
First Sergeant Herman S. Dilworth
Troop 4 Eighth Cavalry.
Corporal Ralph W. Drury. Company E.
Fourteenth Infantry.
CORPORAL Wallace W. Goddard, Troop
Private John :. Hamilton, Company E,
Fourtoenin Infantry.
Private Rutherford :. HaTtz. Fourth
Battery, Field Artillery.
Sergeant Gulielmus Heidi, i1Sth Com
pany, Cast Artillery
Sergeant Clifford J. Hinson, Sixty
ninth Company. Coast Artillery.
Corporal William E. Holiday, Thlr-
tyhfih Company. Coast Artillery.
Corporal Offnere Hope. Twenty. fourth
Company. Coast Artillery
Corporal Edmund b. lglehart. Troop
|. Thirteenth Cavalry.
Corporal Arthur r. Jones, Troop F. ,
Fourth Cavalry. Z
CORPORAL Leander Larson, band. {
Eighth Cavalry. 1
First Sergeant Franc Lecocq Eighty $
seventh Company Coast Artillery
Corporal Raymond l. Lewis. general {
recruiting service. Pueblo. Col. branch c
lf Denver recruiting station n
CORPORAL Allan F. Mclean Troop d. {
Fourth Cavalry. c
Corporal Ira 5. Martin. Thirty-fourth I
Company, Coast Artillery. c
Corporal Fred c. Miller, Company c, c
Infantry. {
Sergeant Charles L. Mitchell, Forty {
irst Company. Coast Artillery
Corporal Albert II. Mueller, Troop G. I
second Cavalry.
Sergeant Thomas f. Murtaugh. 10th
'omuany. CCasr Artillery
Sergeant Hans o. Olson. Troop c,
Eighth Cavalry. I
First sorrount John o'Neil. seventy
ourth Company. Coast Artillery.
Hospital Steward Charles G. sturto-
ant, Fort Terry y. Y.
Private Samuel J. Sutherland. Com
ANY e. Twenty second Infantry
Sergeant Washington ". SweiEart -
company c. Twentieth Infantrv.
Corporal David d. Talley. Troop d, :
Eighth Cavalry. =
CORPORAL Charles 4 THUS Fifty-frst Il
'cmpany Coast Artillery. r,
Sergeant MAYNARD 4. Wells, Forty g,
cyenth Company Coast Artillery. o.
Quartcrmaster Sergeant Orlo C. Whit
ker. Trocp H. Seventh Cavalry. Al
The following named officers. having o,
cen relieved from duty in the Depart al
lent Of Cuba. and having in compliance N
nth their orders reported in person to n
he Adiutdut General of the Army. in ct
his city. will take station in this city m
ntil further orders; II
Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood. L. s. Army. Ia
First Lieut.. Matthew L. Hanna Soc
I'd Cavalry. -dc-camn. NJ
First Lieut.. Frank f. Mccoy, Tenth b,
ayalry, aide-dc camp. N
First Lieut.. Edward Carpenter. Artil-
'ry Corrs, acting adc-de-cam1. ~
Capt Hugh l.. Scott. Seventh Caval- N
Col. George II. Burton, inspector gem 6,
raj L. : Army. -,
Lieut.. Col. Winfield :. Edeerly. Sew -
nth Cavalry. AZ
MAJOR George N. Dunn, Judge advo- III
ite. L. :. Army ~
Capt. Chauncey b. Baker. L. s. Infan- i!
Y. quart, rmaster. !"
Capt. Walter b. Barker, quartermas-
r. L. : ArmyR tl'
Major Tasker II. Bliss, cOmmissary, M
s Army. I'll