Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
NEWS FOR THE ARMY.

BY direction of the War department an
honorable discharge from the regular army
has been granted Sergeant ADAM &. Mar
tin. Company c, Eighteenth infantry, Fort
Leavenworth
In compliance with instructions from the
War department First Lieutenant e.
Alexis Jeunet Signal corps, and the de
tachment of Company p. Signal corps, now
on temporary duty at Fort Leavenworth
viii. as soon as the exercises are finished
at that post, return to Fort Omaha.
The formal orders relative to the ap-
preaching camps of instruction and con-
oentration at Forts Riley and Russell have
not yet been received from headquarters
OF the Northern Military division, though
the orders are expected daily. In the mean
while every preparation u being made at
headquarters of the Depa rtment of the Mis-
souri, for the camps. Their operation and
establishment will be directed from Omaha
and the entire commands az both encamp-
mSnts will be proyisiOned through the
once of the chief eommissary Of this de-
partment, and the transportation and camp
and garrison ssHpSg be as MS az
the ONCE OF the chief quartermaster OF
this department.
The assignment Of the several companies
OF the Twenty-hfth United States infantry
to various posts in the Department of
Texas, upon their departure from Fort
Nio6rara, upon IS abandonment has been
ment is now ordered TO proceed to Austin,
Tex, to attend the camp Of concentration
and instruction to be assembled there, and
will unon the breaking up OF that camn
be assigned to garrisons throughout the
Department of Texas. The date of the de-
brars has been deferred until July II, at
which time the regiment will depart by
rail Bids were opened Friday afternoon at
the once OF Major NJ Gray zalinski, chief
Quartermaster, Department Of the Missouri
from the various railroads for the trans
pOrtation Of the regiment TO Texas. The
Northwestern was awarded the contract
The Missouri Pacific and the Wabash roads
have secured the contract for transporting
the regiment from Omaha 70 Austin. Tex
The following general court-martial sen
fences have been approved ana promul-
gated from headquarters, Department OF
| the Missouri PTivates Patrick J. Var
Bramer, Company X, Thirueth infantry
| honorable discharge and three months i'm
prisOnmenti Edgar Harris, Troop b, EleY.
enth cavalry, Fort pes Molnes, for selling
/ and six months Imprisonment; Floyd 8
| Thomas Twentieth battery field artillery
| Fort Riley. for absence without leave anC
| spelling his herse. dishOnorable discharge
and eighteen months imprisonment at For
| Leayenworth military prison. Charles T
/ McGregor. Twentieth battery held artillery
/ Fort Riley, for conduct preJudiolal to goof
order and military discipline dishonOEablt
| discharge and eighteen months imprison
ment at Fort Lsayenworth military prison
/ John Amick. Company A, Eleventh In
| fantry, Fort Russell for conduct preiudi
| cial to good order and military discipline
| dishonorable discharge and one years i'm
I brison; Edward Keane Company L. Thlr
/ teeth Infantry, Fort Russell, for deser
/ ton dishOnorabie discharge and eightaeI
months Imprisonment at Fort LsavenWOrti
! military prison Joe Berry Troop %, Tentl
I cavalry, Fort LeavenWorth, for desertion
pTisonment at Fort Leayenworth militarI
/ prison; Frank NJ, Sudro and Ralph A. Nc
] Council, both Of Company B, Signal corps
dishonorabls discharge and three months
J imprisonment az Fort Crook.