The Washington herald., 1906-10-13


upon his being relieved from duty in the Inspector
Generals Department, is granted Lieut.. Col. Lea
Febiger Third Infantry. acting inspector general
Transfers.
second Lieut. Robert c Richardson, ir Four
tecntb Cavalry. VIII proceed as soon as practicable
Go West Point, y Y, and report in person 20 the
saleriHtendept Of the United states Military Aoad-
eny for daty.
First Lieut.. Henry s. Terrell. Tenth Cavalry. re-
craittng officer. Knoxville Tenn upon the occasion
of his next Official visit TO Chattanooga, Tenn, VIII
proceed 20 Winchester, Tenn, fer the purpose Of
procuring certain evidence necessary 10 complete the
trial Of enlisted man before general court
martial az Fort Ogethorpe, Ca.
Capt John J. Bradley, Fourteenth Infantry. Is
detailed as acting Judge adv0cate unGer tie pro
visions Of section Is of tlie act Of Congress ap-
proved February >, 1901 and win report in person
so the commanding general. Department Of the Co
lunbia, for duty judge advocate Of that depart
meut.
Contract Surgeon John ]. Repp. L. 5. A. VIII
proceed tr0ic Philadelphia. Pa, To Washington
Barracks, D. c.. and report N person 70 the com
manding officer u the Amy General Hospital at
that post for assignment to duty.
Second Lieut.. Robert W. Losher. Third Cavalry.
now in this city VIII proceed to join his troop in
the Philippines division.
Lseut Col John 4. Hull. judge adrocate. is re-
lieyed from duty in the Philippines division. and
viii proceed 10 Chicago H.. and report IN person
10 the commanding general Department Of the
Lakes, for duty as iudge advocate Of that depart
ment. vice MAJ Banton Winship, Judge advocate
relieved.
Mai Walter A. Bethel, Judge advocate Depart
ment Of Luz0n, IS assigned 70 temporary duty as
nudge advocate Philippines division.
MAJ. Henry NJ. Morrow, judge advocate. is re-
iieTed from duty ID the Department Of the Colorado
10 take effect in time to comply with this order,
and VIII then proceed to Manila, Philippine Isl
ands, On the transport sailing about Decem-
Der 8 1906 and report in person 20 the command
ing general, Philippines division, for assignment
duty Judge advocate. Department Of Luzon.
Paragraph O. Special Orders. No. 2os September
Z. 1906. War Department is so amended % di-
rect Capt. Clarence 5, Nettles, acting Judge advo-
caie upon his arrival in the United states % pro-
ceed 20 Denver, Colo. and report in person % the
commanding general. Department Of the Colorado.
for duty as Judge advocate of that department. in
stead Of reporting for duty in the Department Of
the Columbia.
rlrst Lieut.. Waiter T. Martin. Second Cavalry.
viii proceed at once To Havana Cuba and report
~ person 20 the provisional governor Of Cuba for
assignment 20 duty
Special Orders.
Paragraph T. special order No. ls) relating to
Col John \ Lundeen is revoked and upon the
expiration Of his present leave Of absence Col
Lundeen viii proceed 10 the Presido Of SAN Fran
cisco. Cal, and assume command Of the ARTILLERY
District 0f san Francisco
80 much OF paragraph l9. special order No. lso as
relates 20 Lieut. Col William II Cafu Is revoked
and be WI proceed 20 Fort Washington, Nd and
assume command Of the Artillery District Of the
Potomac.
Maj. William F. Hancock viii proceed to Key
West barracks, Fla, and report in person 10 the
commanding officer. ARTILLERY District Of Key West
for assignment 60 duty
MAJ Stene viii proceed To- Fort Morgan, Ala,
and assurat command q that post.
Ma. Wake wn proceed to Fort Baranoas. Fla
and report i'm person 20 the commanding officer.
Artillery District Of Pensacola. Tor assignment 10
duty.
First Lieut Jones 7u proceed te join the com
u1Hy % which assigned.
Second Lieut.. Charles IT, Jennings Thirteenth
Cavalry. having been found by an army retiring
board incapacitated for active service account of
disability incident thereto. his retirement is an
uounced.
Paragraph Is. special order No. % relating 70
First Clas, SeIgt. Frank sUaulding Signal C0rIs.
is amended 10 read Benica Baracss. CAL iu-
stead 0f Fort Omaha Nebr.
Capt. Arthur H. MacKic. First Infantry Na-
tiQnal Guard Of New Jersey. is authorized 20 attend
and Uusue o course IN military topography az the
garrison school. Fort JAY. y. Y. without expense
90 the United States.
Promotions.
The following promotions and assignments 81 Of
hcegs Of the ARTILLERY Corps ar announced: Henry
l. Harris. promoted from lieutenant colonel 10
colonel. and assigned 10 Coast ARTILLERY. Arthur
Murray. from lieutenant colonel 10 colonel. 10 Coast
Artillery. George J. Anderson. from major % lieu-
tenant colonel coast ArtHerr- Lotus Niles. f-om
major u ututeGaut colonel. Coast Artilery. Will
lam p Stone froE captain 10 MAJOR Coast Arri-
ler; Ira a. HAYNES from captain 70 major Coast
ARTILLERY: Willoughby Wake from captain 20 ma ior
Coast ArtileT; James L. P0Wie. from FIRST heU-
tenant On. captain l15th tomuauy. Coast Arffll-rr
John l. uughes- from tirsi lieutenant 20 captain
Seventy fourth Company. Coast Artillery. John N.
g. Abbott from first lieutenant 20 captain. Sixty
tE-sXth Company, Coast Artillery: Francis j. Rehr
from second lieutenant to lirst lieutenant TlrtE-
third Company. Coast ARTILLERY ias attached /.
Thomas 4. Jones from second lieutenant 90 first
lieutenant. oixtv-hrsl Compauy Coast ArtiIler q
John K. Musgrays- from second lieutenant to first
lieutenant Coast Artillery. Hartman /. Butler. from
second lieutenant 20 first lieutenant Coast ArtilIery
and John a. LUndeen. from lieutenant colonel %
c1lonel, William "A. Coffin. from maj03 20 lieutenant
colonel, William +. Hancock. from captain to
major; Harry T. Matthew from first lieutenant 10
captain. and al assigned TO Screlty-sixth Compaug
Coast ARTILLERY. and William II. Peek. from ser1ud
heuteuant 70 first lieuteuaHt, Coast Artilie0.