The Washington times., 1902-06-18
ARMY ORDERS.

Alphcnse Strebler is discharged by tae
Secretary of War as first Lieutenant,
Philippine Scouts, 10 take effect June .,
1902. b. reason Of his acceptance or
June 10. 1902. Of an appointment as first
lieutenant. Artillery Corps, L. S. Army.
The following transfers are made il
the Third Infantry:
Capt Frank 3. Mccoy. from Company
C to Company F.
Capt. John W. Barker, from Company
f to Company c.
Major George A. Dcdd, Fourteenth
Cavalry, is relieved from Guty at Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt, and will proceed to
join the squadron of his regiment now
stationed at Fort Grant. Ariz.
| Capt. George II. Shelton. Eleventh In
fantry. is transferred from Company c
| to Company Of that regiment
First Lieut.. Alphonse strebler, Artil-
iery Corps, recently appointed with rank
from September %, 1901. is assigned to
the Thirty sixth Company. Coast Artil-
Iery, and will proceed to join that com
/ pam.
] First Lieut.. George F. Connolly, Artil-
lery Corps, is transferred from the Thir
ty-sixth Company. Coast Artillery. to
the Thirty-ninth Company Coast Artil-
/ lery. and will proceed to join the com
pany to which he is transferred when
| First Lieut.. Alnhr-se STROLLER. Artillery
-ps, joins the Thirty y-sixth Company
Coast Artillery.
F.(-, 10
| Infantry, having reported at this office
on May 81. 1902. will proceed upon the
expiration of his present leave of alb
sence to join his regiment
Second Lieut. Robert o. Ragsdale. re-
Gently appointed. with rank from Febru-
ary 2. 1901, is assigned to the Third In
fantry, and win be assigned to com
pany by hts regimental commander, who
will promptly report the assignment by
letter to this office.
First Lieut.. Leon L. Roach, Eighth
infantry. is transferred to the Sixteenth
Infantry, and will proceed to join the
latter regiment.
Second Lieut.. Thomas E. Cathro, re-
Gently appointed. with rank from Feb
ruary 2. 1901 is assigned to the Thtr-
teenth Cavalry. and viii be assigned TO
a troop by his regimertai commander,
who will promptly report the assignment
by letter TO this oisce. ..e
The following transfers are made In
the Twentieth Infantry:
First Lieut.. Josiah c. Minus. from
Company f to Company L; First Lieut..
James K. Parsons, from Company L TO
Company F.
Col. William A. Marye, Ordnance De
partment. U. s. a. having been found
by an army retiring board incapacitated
for active service, on account Of dis
ability incident thereto, his retirement
from active service by the President,
June II, 1902. under the provisions of
scctlcn 1851. Revised Statutes, is an
nounoed By the Secretary Of War. Col
onel Mnrye will proceed to his home.
Under instructions from the Presi-
dent the army retiring board appointed
May q. 1902. to meet at the War De-
partmeat. in this city. is dissolved by
the Secretary Of War.
Leave Of absence fer two months. to
take effect on CT about July !. 1902. is
granted Capt. Henry D. Snyder, assist
ant surgeon, L. :. \.
The leave Of absence granted First
Lieut. Harry 5. Rowland. Thirteenth
Infantry. Is extended fifteen days.
Leave Of absence for two months. to
take effect July !, 1902, is granted
Lieut.. Col. John A. Johnson, assistant
cdiutant general.
First Lieut.. James W. Van Dusen,
assistant surgeon. is detailed as mem
Ter Of the examining beard convened at
Columbus Barracks. Ohio. vice First
Lieut.. Sanford H. Wadhams, assistant
surgeon. relieved.
Contract Surgeon Joseph W. Walsh
L. s. A.. now at San Francisco. Cal.
will proceed to Brooklyn, y. Y. and
upon arrival report By letter TO the
surgeon general Of the army fer annul-
Inent of CC-tract.