Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-18

laundry patterned after the one con-
Quoted by the Twenty nineth battery az
Fort Leavenworth. While the iatter OF
ganization was at Fort Riley last summer
as a part of the first provisional regiment
of field artillery its portable LAUNDRY plaht
attracted no little attention, ana foH rs PRIZE tbe
lead of the Twentieth in adopting the
scheme.
returned Wednesday from trip to WASH
ington and other eastern points.
The basket ball team of the University
of Nebraska will come to Fort Riley to
play the Twentieth battery team next
Bishop MilIspaugh came up from Topeka
last Saturday, and on Sunday evening con-
Quoted divine services az the chapel.
Private Torrance Williams. of the hos
pital corps has purchased his discharge
Captain William n. Henly. artillery
corps, has gone to Washn:tSn' d; C.,
leave of absence with his family.
The basket ball team of the twentieth
field battery has received an invitation 10
go to Kansas City and play the champions
in Convention hall in March.
Xsleri1@Tien rernsG onday fPo leave
of absence spent in Washington, ID: G.
Corporals Henry 7: Lambert and William
field artillery, were promoted to be ser
geants Thursday, and Privates Patsy Mo
Donnell, Harry " shiers ana Walter r., S
appointed corDoruls.
The Fort Riley Juniors is the name Of
new base ball team can which mas oeen t Tre
post. The team il already advertising Tor
engagements with any others OF their size
son of Post Quartermaster Sergeant
Ogivie, is business manager.
The new garbage crematory is again In
successful operation and is consuming all
OF the garbage which accumulates about
the post, averaging about thirtv-nVe
Recruit oliver c. Brown, who came here
from Jefferson Barracks Mo, last year
TO act as cook to the detachment OF
farriers and horseshoers; was relieved from
that duty Monday and assigned TO the
twentieth battery, held artillery.
relieved from and Second Lieutenant p ].
r. Kiehl detailed on special duty with
Troop c, Thirteenth cavalry.
Fort Niobrsra.
FORT NIOBRARA, Neb.. Feb. IL
Especial )-Corporal William Broyles, Com
Rany IA Twenty-hfth infantry Was bonI placed S1
Friday. the 10th, on the charge Of stealing
s74 from the wife of William Caldwell;
that the marshal OF Valentine found the
money in his stocking.
Captain Theodore B. Hacker, subsistence
department, on duty at department head
quarters in Omaha, visited the post on
Thursday, the 18th. and purchased large
for the troops stationed here.
Second Lieutenant Harry s. Grier and
wife are receiving congratulations over the
arrival Of a son on Friday morning. the
18th.
Colonel Henry A. Green, military secre-
tary's department. visited the post on Fri
day. the 10th inst, and inspected the post
schools.
Lieutenant Harry s. Grier. Twenty-ffth
infantry, has been designated as ofhcer
in charge Of the library at post headuuar-
ters Chaplain Steward il in charge Of the
post library in the front part OF the gym
nasium building.
Captain Michael j. Lehman returned
from Washington on Saturday. the 18th.
Miss Effie Randall has recovered from
her injuries received by being thrown from
a horse.
While AT worl; on Monday the 18th.
Private George w. Hsce'. Company l.
Twsnty-ifth i1fantrv a prisoner awaiting
result of trial by general c0urt-mp rti'l,
struck another prisoner. Private William
portch. ComDanv X, Tventy-fifth infantry.
over the head with a pick-aXe. inhleting a
severe wound. Hiscel will be tried again
n" the charge of assault with intent u
kiu
Private GUY Raymond CoTDanv l..
Twenty infantry. YES tired during the
week. his trial lasting four davs. for
assaulting and attemnting To kill Private
Strelen. Company *. Twenty-fifth in
fantry by shooting at him with revolver.
new general court-martial has been
appointed to meet at this post Cantain
Joseph p. o'Neil, Twenty-fifth infantry. IL