The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
ARMY ORDERS.


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the construction work at that post
/ Capt William ]. Barden. Corps Of Engi-
| neers, is relieved from duty at the Engi-
| neer School, Washington Barracks d. 6,
/ 70 lake effect on or about October u,
/ 1906 and Will take station in this city.
! First Lieut.. Benjamin II. Kerfoot, Ar
/ tilleTy Corps is transferred from the
/ Nnety-third Company, Coast Artillery, to
the unassigned list
/ Capt Dwight T. Aultman. Artillery
/ Corps, VIII proceed without delay to Ha-
vana, Cuba, and report in person to the
| commanding general. Army Of Cuban
/ Pacifcation, for duty.
! Recruit Oliver y. Smith. infantry. re-
| crult depot, Jefferson Barracks. Mo, is
/ transferred to the Hospital Corps as pri-
| vate. He viii be sent TO the General Hos
pital Washington Barracks. D. c. re-
/ porting upon arrival 10 the commanding
officer for duty with Company c. Hospi-
| tai Corps
/ Capt. William Z. Lewis. assistant sur
geou. is relieved from duty as attending
/ surgeon in Chicago, H., ard will proceed
/ 70 Fort Smelling. MINI. and report in per-
son To the commanding officer Of that
post for duty and by letter 10 the COM
handing general. Department Of Dakota.
Special Orders.
/ Lieut.. Col Charles D. Parkhurst. ArtiE-
! cry Corps, is detailed as a member Of the
board Of officers appointed by paragraph
s, Special Orders, no. g. April Is, 1906,
/ vice Lieut.. Col. Garland y. Whistler,
/ Artillery Corps. hereby relieved
] First Lieut. Edward W. Robinson. Twen-
/ ty-eighth Infantry. now at Chicago, Ill,
/ en- route to join his regiment in com
/ pliance with orders heretofore issued
/ viii proceed without delay via Tampa
/ Fla, 10 join his regiment in Cuba
1 So much of paragraph Is. Special orders,
/ No. 257 October 6. 1876. as relates to
! Second Lieuts. Arthur J. Lynch, Fiji
| tecnth Cavalry, and Rawson Warren,
I Eleventh Cavalry, is revoked.
/ So much of paragraph IS Special
I Orders. No. 90. October 6, 1906, as relates
! 10 Second Lieuts. Daniel A Nolan. Fifth
/ Infantry. and Benjamin .. FoulOis an'
Roy " Ashbrook, Seventeenth Infantry
/ il revoked.
First Lieut. Ernest N. Reeve, Fifteenth
/ Infantry, recruiting officer, Columbus,
/ Ohio, Will proceed 10 Lancaster, Ohio.
/ for the purpose Of procuring certain evi-
/ deuce necessary TO complete the trial Of
an enlisted man now before a general
court-martiai at Fort Myer, Va. and
/ upon completion OF this duty will return
} 10 his proper station.
/ Col. John E. Greer. Ordnance Depart
ment, New York Arsenal. Governors
/ Island n Y. will make not 10 exceed
I six visits during the months OF October
November and December, 1906, to alill-
town. y J. on official business pertain
/ ing to the inspection Of material for the
/ Ordnance Department.
{ Mai Alexander II Davis corunieS8r-l-
1 purchasing commissary, St Louis, No.
viii take not 20 exceed two visits during
the month of October. 1896, TO Greenville,
Ill. for the purpose Of inspecting sUbsist-
/ ence supplies, in addition TO the visits
authorized by paragraph 70. Special
orders. No. 146 June =. 19e4, War De
paTtment
Special order No. Us, directing First
Lieut.. William G. Fleischhauer Sixth
Infantry, 10 proceed 10 join the company
to which he may he assigned by his regi-
mental commander, is amended 50 as D
direct Lieut.. Fleischhauer 10 report in
person to the commanding general, De-
partment Of Dakota, for assignment 20
duty, pending the arrival OF his regiment
at its station in the United States.
Capt. Johnson Hagood Artillery Corps,
viii proceed TO New York City. and to
Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth, New
York, for the purpose OF consulting with
the district engineer officer, the chief sig
nal officer, Department of the East. and
! the commanding officer OF the Southern
Artillery district Of New York, on official
/ business pertaining to the subject of fire.
control installation IN that district
Capt Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, assistant
surgeon, viii report in person On Tuesdav
/ December g. 1906 TO Mai William II
Arthur, surgeon, president Of the examin-
! ing board at the Army Medical Museum
building, Washington. for examination 10
determine his fitness for promotion.
Retirements.
First Lieut.. John NJ KeIso, jr. Thir-
teenth Infantry. having been found by an
army retiring board inCapacitated for ac-
tive service on account Of disability Incl
dent thereto, his retirement IS announced.
lieut.. Kelso will proceed 70 his home.
Capt. Conway Il Arnold. IT.. Artillery
Corps. having been found by an army re-
ttTing board incapacitated FOR active ser
vice on account OF disability incident
thereto, his retirement is announced.
Capt. Arnold viii proceed 20 his home.
Resignation.
The resignation by Capt. Walter c. Chi
deSter. assistant surgeon. OF his commits
sion as on officer Of the army has been
accepted by the President. 10 take effect
January II. IS07.
Leaves of Absence.
Leave Of absence for fifteen days is
granted Capt. Leon s. Roudiez. quarter
master.
Leave Of absence for one month Is grant
ed Contract Surgeon Harrison w Stuckey.
United States Army
The leave Of absence on surgeons GER
tihcate Of disability granted Second Lieut.
Franklin r. Kenney, Artillery Corps, in
Special Orders, No. I26, May 25, 1906. War
Department, is extended one month on ac-
count Of sickness.
The leave of absence granted Cant
FTedrik L. Knudsen, Eighth Infantry. in
Special orders, No. 16S, July 26. 1906. Phil
ippine division, is extended until Deem
Der 5, 1905.
Leave Of absence for fourteen days IS
granted Mai. Willoughby Wake. Artillery
Corps.
Leave Of absence from about November
/, 1896, 10 January II, 1907, is granted Capt.
Walter C. ChidesteT, assistant surgeon.
The leave of. absence granted Second
Lieut.. L. r. Warner McCabe. Sixth Cav
ally. in Special Orders, No. 223, September
-. 1876 War Department, is extended four
days