The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-09

states recently and who was appre-
hended at Chicago, was returned to the
post last week by a guard from Fort
Sheridan.
First Lieut.. T. ]. Rogers. Twenty
eighth infantry, a member of the post
exchange council, will take the place of
First Lieut.. H. l.. Cooper, Twenty
eighth infantry, who is on a leave Of
absence.
Corpl. George D. Karn, Company D.
has been transferred TO the signal
corps and ordered to report to the
commanding officer. Fort Meyer, Va,
to enter the signal corps school at that
place.
Lieut.. Aristides Moreno, Twenty
eighth infantry, and his bride arrived
at the post Thursday. They will be
at home on Thursdays at No 6, A Row.
Lieut.. Moreno has just returned from
Porto Rico
Private Ernest Smith, Company C,
Twenty-eighth infantry, was discharg-
the 5th inst. on surgeons certifi-
cate of disability, in compliance with
orders from department headquarters.
Private V. A. Bolsuis, Company T,
has been detailed on extra duty in the
office of the military secretary of the
department Private Bolsuis was until
recently, first sergeant of Company T.
Maj. Thomas w. Griffin, Twenty
eighth infantry, has been assigned to
the Third battalion. Maj. Griffin is on
7 duty with the provisional regiment of
infantry at San Juan, Porto Rico.
Maj. Harry L. Rogers. chief pay
master, department of Dakota, now on
leave of absence in California, has had
his vacation extended one month by
the war department.
Mrs. II. T Black, Goodrich avenue,
gave box party Saturday afternoon
at the Metropolitan in honor of Miss
Matthews, sister of Lieut.. Matthews of
Lexington, Ky.
First Lieut.. Gideon II. Williams has
been appointed battalion adjutant of
the Third battalion. He is on duty at
Fort Lincoln, the headquarters OF that
battalion.
The spring examinations of officers
of the Twenty eighth infantry attend
ing school at the post will commence
Monday.
Two boards of officers have been di-
rected to meet on Monday to conduct
examinations for officers in firing reg
ulations for small arms and in infantry
drill.
Mrs. J. j. O'Connen, wife of Capt. J..
]. O'Connell, Twenty eighth infantry,
arrived Thursday from Mill Valley,
Cal, where she has spent the winter.
Private B. Owens, Thirtieth battery,
has been relieved from duty in the
bakery. Private Hipsher. Company T,
has been detailed to take his place.
Sergt. Henry Clark, Company F, has
been relieved from duty as provost
sergeant and ordered to report to his
company commander for duty.
Maj. Lewis H. Strother. Twenty
eighth infantry. has been assigned to
the Second battalion. Maj. Strother is
absent on recruiting duty.
Capt Jenns Bugge, commanding of
ficer Company K, Twenty eighth in
fantry, has been granted a leave of
absence for fifteen day.
Private Anton G. Peck, Thirtieth bat
terry, has been granted a furlough to
take effect the 10th inst. to visit St.
Cloud, MINI.
Second Lieut. Aristides Moreno,
Twenty eighth infantry. (unassigned)
has been assigned to Company E, same
regiment.
First Lieut.. T. ]. Rogers has been
relieved as battalion adjutant, his de-
tail Of two years having expired.
Capt. Alexander w. Perry, Eleventh
cavalry, on vacation from Fort Des
Moines, Ia, is visiting in the post.
The troops of the garrison were paid
Thursday by Maj Seymour Howell,
paVnaster limited States army