Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-06

Lieut.. Col Philip ]. Harvey of the medi-
cal department has been relieved from DUTY
In the Philippines and ordered to San Fran
cisco.
Capt. Robert H. Rolfe, quartermaster. in
this city, has been ordered to San Diego
Cal. to assume charge of the construction
Of buildings at Fort Rosecrans.
Capt. George H. Penrose, quartermaster.
at Seattle Wash, has been assigned to
outy at Port Townsend, Wash. In charge
of the construction of buildings at Forts
Worden, Casey and Flagler
capt VIM: {. Raffert. artillery corps,
has been ordered to join his company at
fo Msi H. r. G. y Wright; New York.
been granted two months leave Of absence
on account of sickness
MAJ. VIM. Stephenson, surgeon, has been
renewed from duty In the Philippines and
ordered to Fort Mason Cal relieving
Capt. G. j. Newgarden assistant surgeon.
who is assigned to duty In the Philippines.
Second Lieuts VIM. A. COvington e. s.
CARRIER and J. L. Long, artillery corps;
Thos. j. Rogers, 28th Infantry; @. w Eng
land. 9th Infantry; Clyde B. Parker, 9Th
Infantry; L. T. Baker, 18th Infantry: Frank
r. curtis. 9th Infantry. and Edward H.
Andres, eth Infantry, have been ordered
| to examination for promotion
Capt. J. f. Bloom commissary. has been
assigned to duty at Chicago, relieving Capt
Henry G. Cole, commissary, who is ordered
| to duty at New York as the relief of Capt
Frank H. Lawton, commisSary who is as
signed to duty assistant to the chief
commissary Of the department Of the east
Capt. Shannon Richmond, assistant sur
geon. U. s. ". having rendered his resig-
nation. has been honorably DISCHARGED.
Lieut.. Col. George E. Pond deputy quar-
termaster general has been ordered to take
| charge Of the construction of public build
ings at Fort Smelling, Mimi, and Fort Lin
Capt. r. MICA. Schofeld. quartermaster
has been relieved by Maj. Carroll A. Devol
quartermaster, OF his duties at San Fran
| cisco and Will proceed to st. Paul for duty
| as assistant to the chief quartermaster Of
| the department Of Dakotsu
| been ordered to take chafge of the con-
Maj, George NJ, Dunn, Judge advocate.
| has been assigned to temp6rary duty in the
| Office Of the judge adToeAte general.
Col. Edward NJ Hayes 18th Cavalry, has
| been granted an additional months leave
Second Lieut.. s. A. Gam bell, recently ap-
pointed. has been assisnsd7 to the 18th In
Contract Surgeon 81 A. maxwell at Trin,-
dad Col. has has been assigned to duty at Fort
First Lieut. E. H. Humphrey. 7th caval-
! ry. has been ordered AosrePort to the chief
signal officer Of the amnys for duty at Fort
Myer, Va.
Maj. A. c. Ducat. 1thi Infantry, has been
! relieved from recruiting DUTY at Denver.
| Col. and ordered to join hR regiment In the
department of California.
Contract surgeons have been assigned to
| duty as follows: c. A. Snoddy at Fort
Thomas. Ky; w. e. Brown at Fort Casey
| Wash; H. s. Hansell at Fort MCPHERSON
Ga: w. M. Hendrickson to Wrangell
Alaska for annulment OF contract; Thomas
Devereaux at Fort Smelling, MINI.
Captain Alonzo Graye 14th Cavalry, has
been ordered to take charge Of the re-
crufting station at Denver. Col.
Contract Surgeon Robert P. Cooke has
been assigned to duty at Fort H. G.
| Wright. N Y. So
Captains John s. Mallory. Cd Infantry,
and Harry J. Bailey. 12lst Infantry. have
been ordered to examipation for. promotion.
| Frank ]. Miller, artillery corps. has been
accepted to take effect Immediately.
First Lieutenant Walter Cox, assistant