Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23

FORT RILEY, Kan. July 22;-tsRecial22. o.;
George II. Cameron, Fourth cavalry, as
secretary of the school of application for
him to join his regiment at Fort walla
Walla. Wash, not later than August 10,
to take command of his troop, which is to
sail for the Philippine Islands on the 3lst
of that month. Captain Cameron has been
on duty at the school Of application for
about four years. and when the Fourth
tached from his regiment and detained at
the school as secretary by order OF the
in the position. The original order pro-
vided that he was to remain here until the
end of December next, and the recent
order to join his regiment came as a sur
prise and disappointment to his friends
who are interested in the success OF the
school and who recognize that Its recent
rapid progress has been in a large measure
due to Captain Cameron's hard work He
had been granted leave of absence for
but the short time allowed to arrange for
his departure for the Philippines compels
him to forego the pleasure Of his visit and
Announcement has been made by Colonel
and Mrs, Sydney w. Taylor of the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Bessie, to
| artillery corps. The young coupe will be
married some time in September next.
cavalry, airy, was detailed as on Special G duty in
the school printing Office last week, but
has been on sick report continually since
| his detail. On Tuesday Private Philip A
| Grotevant, Nineteenth battery, field artil.
| lery, was detailed on extra duty as school
| printer and Immediately took up the work
The cavalry subpost library will receive
| SIS worth of periodicals this year. They
/ will be placed in the reading room of the
| Young Mems Christian association.
Second Lieutenant E. A. Buchanan, Ninth
| cavalry. is absent from the post on two
months leave which he is spending In the
| east.
Private William Bird, Troop C. Thirteenth
cavalry, and Private William Burnett
Troop c, Ninth cavalry, were detailed by
training school for farriers and horse
| shoers: Bird for instruction in farriery anC
Corporal Richard c. Roeschelle OF Com
pany b, signal corps, who has been herr
for month on temporary duty with tn,
for his station at Fort Myer, Va, Wednes
seeoad Lieutenant symlngton, Eleventh
cavalry, is entertaining his mother, wh'
arrived here last week after making
tour of Europe
cavalry, was detailed Wednesday as pos
engineer officer, relieving Captain Georg
II. Cameron, Fourth cavalry.
| Charles r. Baker. formerly stationed her
as drum major OF the Ninth Artillery band
arrived from Key West barracks, Florida
last saturday and this week enlisted as
private In the Twentieth battery, field ar
tillerY.
Charles Roark Of Junction City has beei
|
post and constructing quartermaster.
Second Lieutenant John Symingtor
Eleventh cavalry, is acting as prison an
| recruiting officer during the temporar
absence Of Second Lieutenant H. A. Meyer
, Jr., Thirteenth cavalry.
Private William A. Pfannkuche, Troo
A. Eleventh cavalry, was discharged Mon
day per expiration Of his term and at ono
re-enlsted for the same organization. II
Is detailed on extra duty as foreman G
school OF application. printing office
First Class Sergeant stephen Karriga
OF he signal corps reported for duty a
this post last week. He came from Benici
, barracks, California.
Captain NJ. s. Murray, commissary an
. dil ector OF the training school for baker
( and cooks, has gone 70 New York and otht
eastern points on business in connectio
with the freless cooking scheme. He
E expected to return next week.
= The students Of the new class In III
/, ! training school for farrters and horseshoe
|. have all arrived and the school opened
! form Monday morning. There are aboI
4 40 men in all. assembled from ali parts ,
\ the United States. The course OF instru
= First lieutenant Charles c. Bnlingsie
medical department has returned to dut
= at the post after being absent on leave Il
!, two months which he spent with frlent
!. The Twenty-ninth battery. field artnler
J. leaves Fort LeaveHworth today for /
q be stationed until November I as a pa
n OF the new provisional regiment OF ne
n The post base ball team played gan
4 with team from Enterprise, Kan. at Ii
Athletic park last Sunday. The soldie
won bv a score Cf 9 20 s. II was a go,
game. but the attendance was small
The marksmen who are 20 participate
- the cavalry competition arrived duTirg Z
& week and went Into camp at the nation
te rife range. The competition hogirs ne
| Monday.
n Second Lieutenant r. =. LAursO
a Eleventh cavalry was detailed on Tuesd
"A as officer In charge OF instruction in cal
themes and gymnastics and In care OF [
I IfrNn mas "A
n tain George Al. Cameron, Fourth cavalry
IA Major Edgar Russel OF the signal corr
who has been here for some time on du
IN connection with the experiments bel