The Washington times., 1902-07-20
ARMY OFFICERS NAMED
FOR SPECIAL STUDIES
Schools at Forts Monroe
and Totten.
Courses in Artillery and Submarine De-
fense-Detailed by the Sec
retary of War.

The Secretary of War has detailed a
large number of artillery officers to take
the course at the Artillery School at
Fort Monroe, and others are named to
take the course of instruction in sub
marine defense at Fort Totten, n. Y.
The order follows:
THE following named officers of the
Artillery Corps are transferred to the
unassigned list from the companies Of
the Coast Artillery and batteries, Field
Artillery, indicated after their respec-
tive names, and are detailed to take the
course of instruction at the United
States Artillery School, Fort Monroe.
Va, and will report accordingly to the
commandant OF the school on August
15 1902:
First Lieuts. Robert H. c. Kelton.
from the Seventy third Company; VIM
fred B. Carr, from the Twenty ninth
Battery; Henry J. Hatch, from the For
ty-sixth Company; James F. Howell
from the Twelfth Battery; John C.
Goodfellow, from the Ninth Battery;
Ralph p Brewer, from the Eighteenth
Battery; John T. Geary, IRON the Fifty
third Company; Morrell M. Mills, from
the Eightieth Company; Charles R.
Lloyd, jr, from the Sixty-fourth Com
pany; Edward Carpenter, aide-de- camp;
Oliver L. spauiding, jr., from the Thir-
tieth Company; Conrad H. LAMA. from
the Twenty-third Battery; C. Stuart
Patterson. ir., from the 10th Company;
Harry p. Wilbur, from the Eleventh
Battery; Elijah B. MartindaIe. ir.. from
the Eighty-third Company; Henry C.
Evans. jr.. from the Forty fourth Com
pany; LeVert Coleman, from the Seven
teenth Battery; Jesse C. Nichols, from
the Twenty first Battery; Fred H. Gal
lup, from the Third Battery; Clifton C.
Carter, from the Fourth Battery; Henry
B. Clarke, from the Fourth Battery,
Frances n. Cooke, from the Twenty
eighth Battery; Stanley D. Embick. from
the First Battery; Gwynn R. Hancock;
Russell p. Reeder, from the Sixteenth
Battery; Robert F. Mcmillan. from the
Twenty eighth Company; Goodwin Ord
way. from the Ninety-flrst Company;
Charles E. KilbourHe. jr. from the Six
tieth Company; Edward Hill, from the
Seventy-seventh Company.
L!eutenants Hancock and Evans are
relieved from RECRUITING duty by the
Secretary OF War to enable them to COM
ply with this order.
The following named officers OF the
Artillery Corps are relieved from duty
at the United States Artillery School, TO
take effect August /. 1902, aud are as
signed as hereinafter Indicated:
First Lieuts. William f. Stewart, jr. to
the Fifty-third Company, Coast Artil
lery; Edward Kimmel. to the Thirty
ninth Company, Coast Artillery, attach
ed; Wright Smith, to the 18th Company.
Coast Artillery. attached; John r. Proc
ter, jr., to the Seventy-sixth Company,
Coast Artillery, attached: Frederick w.
Phisterer. to the Eighty-ninth Company.
Coast Artillery, attached; Peter C.
Hains. jr, to the Ninety-iirst Company,
Coast Artillery; Percy p. Bishop Elmer
J. Wallace. to the Ninety-ffth Com
pany, Coast Artillery, attached; William
F. Hase. 10 the Eightieth Company,
Coast Artillery; David McCoach, to the
Fifth Company, Coast Artillery, attach
ed; William r. Doores. TO the 10th
Company. Coast Artillery; Alfred a.
Starblrd. to the Forfy-fifth Company,
Coast Artillery, attached; John W. Kill
breth. jr.. 10 the Seventh Battery, Field
Artillery: Lieutenant Bishop win report
to the commanding officer, Fort Monroe,
Va. for duty.
The other officers named will join
the companies and battery TO which as
signed or attached.
The following named officers of the
Artillery Corps are detailed to take the
course of instruction at the school of
submarine defense, Fort Totten, n. Y.
and will report accordingly to the com
mapdant OF the school October Is, 1902;
Capts. John T. Martin, Sidney 8. Jor-
dan. Henry D. Todd, ir., Thomas ".
Winston, William c. Davis. lie Roy S.
Lyon. Tiemann n. Horn, Arthur W.
Chase, Samuel 4. Kephart, William NJ.
Cruikshank.
The following transfers ard assign
ments are made in the Artillery Corps:
First Lieut. Edward a. Stuart. from the
Twentieth Company, Coast Artillery. to
the Seventeenth Battery. Field Artillery
First Lieut. Charles r. Lawson. from
the Seventy nth Company, Coast Artil-
lery. to the Eleventh Battery, Field Ar
tillery.
First Lieut.. Chories L. J. Frohwit-
ter. from the 111th Company. Coast Ar
tillery. to the Nineteenth Battery. Field
Artillery.
First Lieut. Edward 2. Nones, to the
Third Battery. Field Artillery.
First Lieut.. Augustine Mcintyre, from
the Ninety-second Company. Coast Ar
tillery. to the First Battery, Field Ar
tillery.
First Lieut.. Jairus A. Moore, from
the 104th Company, Coast Artillery, to
the Fourth Battery. Field Artillery.
First Lieut. George R. Greene. from
the Sixty-ffth Company, Coast Artil-
lery, 10 the Twelfth Battery, Field Ar
t!llery.
First Lieut.. Charles NJ. Bunker, from
the 116th Company. Coast Artillery. to
the Twentythird Battery. Field Artil>
ieTy.
The officers named will join the bat
teries to which transferred and assigned.