Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-16
PLANNING FOR MANEUvERs.
Organization of the Staff and Medical
Department.

The organization of the medical depart
ment for the Manassas maneuvers will be
thorough. The chief medical officers of the
two divisions. who have been ordered to
report August IS Thursday, are as foilowsi
Major James d. Glennan. surgeon. chief
surgeon LIST Provisional Division to Manas.
sas. Va: Major II. s. T. Harris, surgeon,
chief surgeon I'd Provisional Division "a
Thoroughfare. Va. First Lieut.. Charles N
Barney, assistant surgeon. Fort Schuyler
n. Y. to Gainesville. Va.
The following named medical officers will
report. August Is. to the division surgeon
LIST Provisional Division. near Man issas,
Va:
Capt. Willard F.. TRULY at Fort Prebe
Me-: Capt. Henry S. Greenleaf at For,
Moultrie. S. c.; First Lieut. George H
Crabtree. at Fort Strong. Mass: First Lieut.
George w. Jean. at Fort wadswurth. N.
Y; First Lieut.. James l.. Bevans. at Fort
Barrancas, Fla.
To the division surgeon ID Provisional Di.
vision near Thoroughfare. Va: Capt. Pow
ell C. Fauntleroy. at Madison barracks. n.
Y: Capt Basil II. butcher. at Fort Han
cock. N. j; First Lieut. Eugene H. Hart
nett. at Key West barracks. Fla; First
Lieut. Clyde s. Ford, at Fort II. c. Wright,
N, Y: First Lieut.. William l.. Little, al
Camp George III. Thomas Ga.
Staff Organization -
The Organization of the corps and divis-
ion STATS has been about completed and
the officers in various sections OF the
country who have been assigned to duty
are making preparations to report. Ac-
cording to the present plans the general
officers present at the maneuvers, in ad-
dition to Maj. Gen. Corbin. will be Brig.
Gems. Frederick ID. Grant, ]. Franklin
Bell, Theodore J. Whit. Jesse NJ. Lee.
Tasker H. Bliss and Thomas II. Barry.
Capts John ]. PershiEg and James X.
Thompson. general staff. have been as
signed as assistants to the chief of stan
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makeup of the two division staffs:
For duty with the first provisional di-
vision-Adjt. Gen. Maj. Charles X. Noyes.
A A G.; assistant to adjutant general,
spector general, Maj. John D. C. Hoskins
1 c.; judge advocate. Lieut.. Col John A.
Hull j. A: chief quartermaster. Mai.
John B. Bellinger. @. NJ: assistant to
Cronkhite Q. NJ; chief commissary, Mai
VIM. H. Hart. c. s.: assistant to chief
commissary, Capt Frederick H. Pomroy,
c. s.; chief surgeon. Maj James d. Glen
nan. surgeon: chief paymaster and chief
engineer, to be designated by the COM
handing general. Atlantic division. from
omcers serving with troops in that d.
vision; ordnance officer. Capt. George
montgomery. o. D.; signal officer. Capt.
George c. Burnell S. c.
For duty with the, I'd Provisional Division.
Ad,utant General, Major Willard F. Waltz.
A. A. c.: Assistant to adjutant general
Capt Abraham p. Burlington, Ist Infantry !.
Inspector general Major-W VILLA m r. woods
l: G.: Judge advocate. Captain Delamere
Skerrett acting J. A.: chief quartermaster.
Maj. James b. Aleshire, Q. M; assistant To.
chief quartermaster Capt. James f. NorE
moyle. Q, M: chief commissary CaptA
Henry G. Cole. c. s.: assistant. to chief com.
missary. Capt. Julius N. Kiliah. c. s.: CHIEF
surgeon. Major Henry A.,Sfaw, surgeon Z
chief. paymaster. Major Beecher b. Ray.
paymastef;- engineer officer, to be designat-
ed by the commanding general Atlantic di-
vision, from troops serving In that division:
ordnance officer. Capt Jay E., Heffer, O. D.;
signal officer. Capt George g. Gibbs, s. G.