Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-03

| send a rife team to Canada during the
| coming summer. The team will probably
| accompany the all-American team that is
to attempt to wrest the Palma trophy from
| the Canadians.
Ante-Inspection and Muster Dis
charges.
The resignation of Second Lieut. Frank
B. Swart, Company A, 1st Battalion, has
| been accepted by the President, to take
| effect April o.
! The following have been ordered honor
| ably discharged on their own applications:
Private David McClanahan, Company ID,
9th Battalion: Landsman Charles J. Dex-
ter, LIST Division, Naval Battalion; Seaman
Michael ]. Hennessy, I'd Division, Naval
Battalion; Private William W. Smith, Com
pany A, LIST Separate Battalion; First Sergt.
Arthur Turner and Sergt. Joseph c. Stew
| art, Company c, LIST Separate Battalion,
and Private Elmer E. Basin. Company u,
9Th Battalion.
By reason Of removal from the District
the following have been honorably dis
charged! Private Clyde r. Randall Com
pany B.. LIST Battalion; Private Manuel
keane, Company A, 9th Battalion; Corporal
Henry N. Couden, jr., and Private Allie G.
Thompson. Company c, 9Th Battalion: Pri-
vate William H. Hazel, Company D. 9th
Battalion; Corporal Thornton Robinson
Corporal Daniel Stewart and Private Leon
ard Baxter, all of Company D, LIST Separate
Battalion; Private George E. Kelly Com
pany A, 9th Battalion; Privates Julius Gar
J nett. George w. Green, Grant Johnson
John l.. Jones and Dock A. Maxey all of
Company G, list Separate Battalion.
On surgeons certificate of disability Prt-
waite Frank Buckner, Company b, 1st Sep
arate Battalion, has been honorably dis
charged.
In the interest CT the service the following
have been discharged: Corp. Richard w
Burkhart Company B. LIST Battalion; Pri-
Yates Frederick c.. Ball and Arthur R.
Ritchie, Engineer Corps; Privates Daniel
Bresnahan and Norman Sioussa, Company
A, 9th Battalion; Privates James NJ Conner,
Frederick A. Lipphard and Walter A. Oh
bert, al of Company D, 9th Battalion;
Oiler Elmer H. Bailey, Coppersmith Chas.
A. Lyons and Landsmen S. ]. Brinkley
Charles w. Grigsby, Joseph Handley, Rich
ard NJ. Little, p. l.. Tucker, Frederick E.
Turner and Carleneous 7. Winfield all of
list Division, Naval Battalion; Ships Cook
Henry S. Berkeley, Machinist James A.
Burns and Landsmen William W. Corco-
ran, John Davis, Frank S. Kimpton and
James d. McDougall, and Seaman James
J. McCracken and LandSmen Thomas D.
Parker, Charles c. Rupert and Charlie E.
White, all of the I'd Division, Naval Bat
talon; Corp. Robert H. Browne and Pri-
vate Charles H. Phearson, jr, Company A.
LIST Separate Battalion: Privates Isaiah
Arthur, Thomas Benson and Daniel ellis,
all OF Company d, 1st Separate Battalion;
private clarence s. Heffner, Company
A. I'd Battalion; Private Henry F.
Luce, Company D, 4th Battalion, and Pri-
Yates Adolphus Brooks, William Briscoe
James 7. Pierce and Charles Smith all of
Company c, list Separate Battalion
By reason Of expulsion from the company
Private James c. Cochnower Company b.
1st Battalion, has been ordered dishonor-
ably discharged.
Notes.
Mr.. William A. Duvall, the efficient SUPER
intendent of the National Guard Armory
who has been confined to his home because
of rather serious illness, is now steadily
improving. He expects to resume his duties
within the next few days.
The members Of Company G, 1st District
Of Columbia Infantry, United States VoIun-
teers, will give banquet Monday evening,
the 18th instant at Freunds. The date
mentioned is the anniversary of the COM
pany's muster into the service of the
United States. The command was made up
largely Of members of Company B. ID Bat
talon, D. c. N. G.
Capt ]. S. Tomlinson, inspector of rife
practice of the I'd Regiment, has complied
handbook rifle practice. A copy has
been presented to each member of the regi-
ment with the compliments of Capt. Tom
Iinson. 1t Is a valuable and handy little
volume, full of information relating to the
Snhject mentioned