Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-26
Cauffman 4s; Sergeant J. o'Connell, Al:

Gaunman, ~; Sergeant j. OConnell, Al
Company D. list Battalion-Captain VIM
E. Dix. 81; First Lieutenant E. H. Grove
AZ; First Sergeant r. c. Brown. Al; Corpo-
raj F: j. Fauth, AZ; Private II. C. Keller,
Al Total, 200.
Company d, 9TH Observation-Disclosures w
c. Eckstein, 80; Sergeant VIM. Ellis, 43;
Corporal w. e. Crawford, 46; Corporal w
b. 4 Hail. 81 Private J. P Farlin' 10. Total
Company A, I'd Battaion-Lieutenant L.
Prostse. 80; Sergeant f. NJ. Collins 40; Cor
poral II. A. Malone, AZ; Private ]. N.
tai, 200.
Company B, I'd Observation-Disclosures E.
d. Goder "A; Sergeant T. t. Curran, So;
Corporal E. L. Turner, SO: Private L. j.
Gilbert, 80; Private j. c. Gather, 10. Total,
1893.
Company B, 1st Battalion-Captain Rob
fnson, 40; Lieutenant j. H. Shreve. %; Cor
pOral r. Oaunan, 40; Corporal w. White,
~: Private ]. L. Johnson. 80. Total, 1879.
Company c, LIST Separate Battalion-Ser-
geant q. Simmons, %; Private B. l.. Bowen,
Al; Private c. A. Jackson, 30; Private 2.
Hicks, 80; Private I. Johnson, Al. Total,
1S6
Company A. 1st Separate Battalon-Ser-
geant G. L. Harris, -: Private T. Johnson,
80; Captain e. l.. Webster. 10: Private j.
II. Wells 10; Sergeant j. E. Slaughter, SO.
Total 1Si.
Company b. list Separate Battalion-Cap-
tain S. l.. F. Piper. II; Corporal j. II.
L
Daniel Dixon, IS; Private VIM. Green, 81.
1Utal 1S4.
Company D. 1st Separate Battalion-Ser-
geant S. Gascon, 80; Sergeant r. Cheeks,
Al; Sergeant Il. Sinkfield, 80; Corporal Fl.
Murray a. Lieutenant II. Chase, Is. To-
tai, 16S.
Commissioned, Elected and Discharged
Captain Charles R. Siegel and Second
Lieutenant Lemuel f. TAFT have accepted
bair ice in
TALON.
Mr.. Walach A McCathran has been
elected first lieutenant of Company A, list
Battalion He has been ordered to appear
for examination before the brigade board,
May 81.
on their own applications-Private Joseph
OConnor. Company A. 4th Battalion, and
Private Calvin A. Crutchfeld, Company A,
LIST Separate Battalion, have been honora-
bly, discharged.
BY reason of removal from the District,
the following have been honorably dis
charged: Sergeant Ulysses r. Browne,
Company A LIST Separate Battalion; Private
Alfred A. Bacon, Company A, list Separate
Battalion: Private Robert H. Baker, Com
pany A, list Separate Battalion; private
Leonard Blackwell, Company A, list Sep
arate Battalion; Private Cornelius A. Brad
shaw Company A, 4th Battalion; Private
Frederick A. Taylor. Company A, 4th Bat
talon; Private William T.. Stearns, Com
pany A, attn Battalion, tIiFdle JuI4dll -
Carter, Company C, 9th Battalion; Private
Clarence l.. Robey, Company c, 9th Bat
talon; Private John w. Samuel. Company
C, 9th Battalion; Landsman Aaron J. Tur-
ner, I'd Division. Naval Battalion, and
Iandsman Carlton Z. Forsythe, I'd DlVls-
ion. Naval Battalion.
In the interest of the service-Landsmen
Charles n. Caldwell, James /, Clark, X.
C. Costello, Edward Giddings, E. NJ. Nuss-
baum and Charles c. West, all of the I'd
Division, Naval Battalion, have been dis
charged.
Sergeant Major Charles H. Ennis, list
Battalion, has been elected second lieuten-
ant of Company A. LIST Battalion. He has
been ordered to report to the brigade board
for examination May 81.
Second Lieut.. Frank B. Swart Company
A, list Battalion, has rendered his resigna-
ton.
The vacancy caused by the resignation of
First Lieutenant Horace NJ. Bell, inspector
of rifle practice, I'd Battalion, will be filled
by a selection from the present membership
of the battalion The candidate best quail
fed for the place will be appointed. The
office was offered to First Lieutenant 4o-
der Company B, but he declined, preferring
to remain with his company