Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-04

week for Fort Duohesne. from which point
they will 60 into the mountains OF Utah
for an outing. They will be gone about
The troops Of this entire command were
reviewed on Pawnee hats Thursday fore
noon by the commanding oficer,
The Athletic association will give an en-
tertainment az the Athletic park tomorrow,
consisting principally Of feats In horseman-
ship. including Roman riding, CossaCk rid
ing, hurdle races. etc. An exhibition Of
rescue work will be given in which mounted
men viii ride in and while at gallop
will pick a wounded soldier of the ground
and bear him away,
Second lieutenant f l.. Gruber. artillery
corps was made judge advocate OF the
Ing Second Lieutenant W. II. Smith, Thir-
teenth cavalry.
as hospital matron was annuled Thursday
on recommendation OF the post surgeon.
Sergeant Alfred Alexander, Troop .,
for duty In charge of the gymnasium dur
ing the absence on furlouEh OF Color Ser
geant William SLAUGHTER Ninth cavalry
A, Ninth cavalry, was appointed Monday
as assistant instructor Of trumpeters in the
A field day will be held at this post on
or about September q In accordance with
orders from department headquarters. A
board of officers has been appointed to ar
Of it's execution, consisting OF Captains ].
f. Mcmahon, artillery corps and G. r.
y
Lieutenant John Symington, Eleventh cav
airy
Second Lieutenant W. F. Morrison ar
tillery corps, Is again on duty after weeks
Sergeant Major Logan, Ninth cavalry. is
entertaining his sister. Mrs. A. IT. Hinck-
Veterinarian John Tempany, Ninth cav
airy, will return to duty here next week
after a two months leave OF absence spent
with his family at walla Walla, Wash.
A board OF officers consisting OF Colonel
s. W. Taylor, artillery corps, Major ]. NJ.
Banister, medical department, and Captain
L. s. Roudiez, quartermaster's department,
has been appointed to observe the opera
ton OF the Mccall incinerator and to re-
port upon its efficiency and practicabillty
for military use. The incinerator will be
used experimentally during the field ar
tiery encaimpme R here. IL Is ne M ipyshi
now stationed at Fort Howard, Md.
First Lieutenant F. w. Clark, artillery
corps, has returned TO West Point n Y,
where he will resume his duties as an in
structor In the military academy. He was
at West Point last year. returning here
battery during the summer.
Private Henry Conroy of the Thirteenth
cavalry started last week for a trip 70 the
west on the cowcatcher OF Union Pacific
locomotive. IIe was captured at Salina
and brought back to the guardhouse
charged with desertion.
First Lieutenant Charles c. Billingslea
medical department, has gone TO Fort d.
A. Russell, Wyo., where he will be on
Miss Fannie Taylor daughter of Colonel
Sydney W. Taylor artillery corps, has re-
turned from visit with friends In Ken
lucky
The leave of absence OF First Lieutenant
A. s. Odell. Eleventh cavalry has been
extended twenty days.
Second Lieutenant S. Frankenberger, ar
tillery corps, has succeeded First Lieuten-
ant E. T. Donnelly, artillery corps, as
Judge advocate Of the general court mar
tial at this post
A sentence OF four months time in the
guardhouse and forfeit OF SO per month
Of his pay during the same period has been
passed upon Private John McHugh, Seventh
battery, field artillery, who was convicted
OF stealing q suit OF clothes from First
Lieutenant II. r, Casey. artillery corps:
McHugh put on the stolen suit and started
for Junction City to show himself on In
good clothes, but was arrested before &C
complishing much along that line.
The base ball team OF the Twenty-nnth
battery. field artillery, went to Wamego
Kan, last Saturday where II won hotlN
contested game. This is said 10 be one OF
the best ball teams in the service.