The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-23

cavalry. viii report in person not later
than September "A, 1902. at Hort Haex.
Kansas, to Major Genera lQhnz q
Bates, q. 8. army. for duty zpe4t4f1ln
to the maneuvers at that UoaEf Isl IS.
By direction of the acting secr&ax g
war, the following named officers W.T.
report In person at Fort Riley, Xan1e4
not later than September "a. F1S04 g
Major General John c. Bates B.- q:
army, for duty pertaining to the mas
neuvers at that post
Captain Andrew s. Brown. Nineteenth
infantry.
Captain Benjamin Alvord. Twentieth
infantry
The travel enjoined is necessary for
the public service.
BY direction OF the assistant secretary
Of war. Musician lanes Turner. COM
pany g. Sixth infantry. Fort Leaven-
pany A, Sixteenth infantry. as private.
He viii be sent to the station of that
company, Fort Slocum. New York. and
report upon arrival to the commanding
officer for duty with his company
Lieut.. Col. Stephen C. Mills is reliev-
ed in the department of the Missouri.
to take effect upon completion of his
duties in connection with the maneuvers
at Fort Riley, Kansas. and viii proceed
to Washington and report in person to
inspector general of the army for duty
in his office.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut. Chase Dostef.
Twenty-first infantry, to take effect
when in the opinion of his department
commander his services can be spared
By direction of the acting secretary
of war. SO much of general orders. No.
SO, August s. 1902, as directs the fol-
later than September 80. 1902. to join
their respective batteries. is amended
so as to direct the officers concerned to
proceed in due time to enable them to
join their respective batteries at Fort
Riley, Kas-. not later than September
20, 1902:
Second Lieut. John p. Terrell, artfl-
lery corps, Sixth battery field artillery.
Second Lieut.. William M. Davis, ar
tilery corps, Sixth battery, field artil-
lery.
Second Lieut.. Samuel Frankenberger.
artillery corps, Seventh battery, field
Second Lieut.. William F. Morrison.
artillery corps, Seventh battery. field
Second Lieut.. Stephen Abbot, artillery
corps, Twentieth battery, field artillery.
By direction of the acting secretary
OF war. Capt. James S.. Wilson, assis-
tant surgeon, u. S. army, will proceed
from New York city, N. T., to Fort
Riley, kas.. in time to arrive there
not later than September 20, 1902, and
report in person to Major Gen. John c.
Bates, q. s. army, for temporary duty
in connection with the military ma
neuverS to be held OF that station II,
September and October.
by direction of the acting secretary
OF war, the following named officers will
report in person at Fort Riley, Kansas,
not later than September "a 1902 to
Major General John C. Bates, U. S.
army, for duty pertaining to the maneu-
vers at that post. and upon the compile
ton of the maneuvers will return to
their proper stations:
Major John g. D. Knight, corps OF en-
gineers.
Captain Hiram M. Chittenden, corps
of engineers.
Captain David Du B. Gaillard. corps
of engineers. So
Captain Harry c. Hale. Twentieth In
fantry =
By direction of the assistant secretary
of war. the following named enlisted
men of the signal corps, now at Van
couver barracks. Washington, will be
sent to Fort Riley. KANSAS, and report
upon arrival to the Commanding officer
of that post to await. further fnstruc-
lions from the chief signal officer of the
army: Sergeants Wallace W. Biggers
and Daniel B. Burnett: Corporals Chas.
R. Stone, Joseph Randolet, John II,
Hoeppe1, and John Larmee, and first
class Privates Bussler Bowie. Hampton
Green, Marshall v. Walden, and Harry
w. Mcdonald.