The Washington times., 1906-07-22

! The following officers are detailed as
student officers at the United States
Signal school. Fort Leavenworth, 10 re-
port August Is: Capt. Irving J. Carr,
/ Twenty-eighth Infantry. First Lleuteu-
ants Alden c. Knowles. Thirteenth IN
/ fantry: William \. Hughes. Jr, Thir-
teenth Infantry; William r. Standiford.
Second Infantry: Edwin J. NOwleu.
/ First Infantry; David A. Lindsay. First
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Benjamin =.
Foulois, Seventeenth infantry.
/ Boards Of medical officers are appoint
T ed 10 meet on July 81 at the places
/ designated. for the purpose Of conduct
T ing the preliminary examination Of ap-
pllcants for appointment In the Medical
/ Corps Of the Army:
/ AT the general hospital Washington
/ Barracks. District OF Columbia-Capt-
Deane c. Howard. Capt. Conrad =.
/ KoeTper assistant surgeons.
/ At Fort Sheridan. m.-Mafor Alfred
/ f. Bradley. surgeon.
/ At Fort JAY. y. Y.-Major Charles
Richard. surgeon: Capt Frederick NJ
I Hartsock. assistant surgeon.
At Fort Thomas. Ky.-First Lieut.. n.
Hathaway. assistant surgeon.
AT Fort Smelling. Minn.-Major Euclid
p. FTick. surgeon.
At Fort Niagara. y. Y.-Capt. Willard
I F. TRULY, assistant surgeon.
At jefferson Barracks. No.-Maior
William B. Banister, surgeon; First,
Lieut.. William a. Powell. assistant sur
/ Eeon-
At Fort Leavenworth. Kan.-Capt.
| Carroll .. Buck. assistant surgeon.
I At Columbus Barracks. Ohio-First
Iieuts Raymond F. Metcalfe and Mel
/ son Gapen. assistant surgeons
/ At Fort Des Moines. Iowa-Maior
/ George D. peshon. surgeon; Capt. jay
Ralph Shook, assistant surgeon.
| At the army and navy general hos
pital. Hot Springs. Ark.-Lieut. Col.
/ Blair D. Taylor. deputy surgeon gen
! eral; First Lieuts. Charles a. Ragan
and Jacob N. Conn. assistant surgeons.
At Madison Barracks. y. Y.-Mafor
! Harry NJ HaIlock. surgeon.
At Fort Adams. r Major Robert
/ J. Gibson. surgeon.
I Al Austin. TeX.-Major Henry D.
Snyder. surgeon, Capts. Benjamin
/ Edger jr.. and William ]. /. Luster.
/ assistant surgeons.
At Vancouver Barracks. Wash-Major
I William D. Crosby, surgeon.
I At Fort ORiethrope. Ga.-Capt. James
/ $ Wilson; First Lieuts. William T.
Davis and John A. Clark, assistant
/ surgeons.
At the general hospital, Fort Bayard
I \. M-Majors George E. Bushnell and
[ Edward L. Munson. surgeons; Capt
I Roger Brooke. jr-. assistant surgeon.
AT Fort Worden. Wash.-Capt. Samuel
NJ. WaterhOuse. assistant surgeon.
Capt. Farrand Sayre. Eighth Cavalry.
and First Lieut.. BriCe P. Disque Third
Cavalry. are detailed for duty with the
/ First Cavalry. Illinois National Guard.
during its tour OF instruction from Au-
gust Il 10 IS
Capt. Robert E. Canan. Artillery
Corps, will make not 10 exceed four
visits per month during July, August,
and September. 1905. 90 New York city
on official business pertaining to the
purchase and inspec don OF materials
for submarine mines and torpedo eN-
periments.
Contract Surgeon Charles w. johnson.
L S A. IS relieved from duty in the
Philippines division ard Will proceed by
the first available transport TO San
Francisco Cal. and upon arrival report
/ by telegraph 10 the Military Secretary.
Capt. Harley E. Ferguson, Corps Of
Engineers, will proceed TO the camp
| of instruction at Chickamauga Park.
and report to the commanding officer
not later than August I.
Leave Of absence for two months, Ia
take effect August / is granted Lieut..
Col Herbert f. Tutherly. Ninth Cav,
airy.
Leave Of absence for four months and
| fifteen days. with permission to so be-
yond the sea, is granted First Lieut..
/ James NJ Phalen. assistant surgeon.
Leave Of absence Tor one month. 10
/ take effect August Is. is granted Capt.
Morton J. Henry. commissary.
The following assignments Of officers
/ Of the Corps OF Engineers are ordered:
/ Second. Lieutenants Harold S. Heuick,
| William A. Johnson, James J. Loving,
( Frederick B. Downing Henry A. Finck,
! Frederic Z. Humphreys. and Charles X.
/ ROCKWELL, upon the expiration Of their
| graduating leave of absence, viii pro
| ceed to Fort LeaVenWOrth and report
/ tor assignment to duty.
Second Lieuts Edmund J.. Daley
and Edward D. Ardery, upon the ex-
/ plratlon of their graduating leave or alb
sence, Will proceed TO Fort Mason call
/ and report TO the commanding officer for
assignment to duty with the First Bat
| talon or Engineers.
Major George F. Burney, Artillery