Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-17
Army Orders.

army OfoerS
| Capt. George J. Holden, paymaster, now
on leave of absence at Burlington. VT, has
| been relieved from duty in New York city
and ordered to take station at Burlington,
relieving Mai. Timothy D. Keleher. pay
| master, who has been ordered to take sta
| ton at New York city.
| Contract Surgeon Frederick H. Mills, U.
| s. A., now at Newport News. Va, has
| been relieved from further duty In the
geon of the transport ingalls, and ordered
| to Fort Assiniboine. Mont, for duty at
| that post.
First Lieut.. Jacob NJ. Coward. Artillery
the. Artillery School, Fort Monroe. Va.
| and assigned to the 9th Company of Coast
Artillery at Fort Monroe.
! Capt. Frederick F. Russell, assistant sur
geon, has been relieved from duty at the
Preside of San Francisco, Cal, and or
dered to report to the surgeon general of
the army In this city for temporary duty.
| Capt. Walter d. Webb, assistant surgeon,
has been relieved from further station at
Fort Hachuca. Arizona territory, and from
further duty with the army of Cuban paci-
hcation and ordered to Fort Bayard, N. NJ.
| Tor duty at that post.
! Quartermaster Sergt. Paschal Comley.
| 10th Cavalry, has, upon his own applica-
ton. been placed On the retired list of the
| army.
! First Lieut. William B. Graham, 10th
| Infantry, now on leave of absence in this
city, has, at his own request, been relieved
from his detail as captain in the 9th Com
| pany of Philippine Scouts and ordered to
proceed to join his regiment.
Quartermaster .Sergt. Cornelius Fuller,
oath Infantry, has, upon his own applica-
ton, been placed on the retired list of the
| army.
First Lieut.. ]. De Camp Hill, 4th In
fantry, aid-de-camp, has been detailed as
recorder of the army retiring board ap-
pointed to meet at Denver. Col, vice Capt.
Albert 8. Brookes, 29th Infantry. relieved.
The following changes in the stations and
duties Of officers of the Corps Of Engineers
! have been ordered:
First Lieut.. Henry c. Jewett. from duty
under the immediate orders of Maj. Ed
| ward Burr, to Portland, Me-, to relieve
Capt: Curtis w. Orwell temporarily, Of the
| fort1fcation and river and harbor duties
in his temporary charge.
| Capt Orwell Is ordered to Honolulu,
Hawaii territory, to relieve Capt. John r.
| Slattery of the river and harbor works in
his charge. and to report by letter to Col.
| William II. Heuer for duty under his i'm
mediate orders pertaining to the purchase
of fertilization sites in the territory of
| Hawaii.
First Lieut.. William H. Wilson, Artillery
Corps. has been transferred from the 9th
Company, Coast Artillery. to the unas-
| signed list, and ordered to Fort Monroe
Va. for duty on the staff of the command
ing officer Of that post.
Maj. James d. Glennan. surgeon. has
been detailed as a member of the examin-
I
| absence on leave of Maj. w. Fltzhugh Car
| ter, surgeon.
First Lieut. Fred R. Brown, 9th Infantry
| has been granted three months leave of
absence and authorized to return from the
| Philippines division to the United States
and apply for an extension Of one month
to his leave.
| Mai Charles P. Stivers commssary, pur-
| chasing commissary at Kansas City, Mo-,
has been ordered to this city for consul
tation with the commissary general. and
| then ordered to proceed to Passaic, N. j..
! for the purpose of inspecting emergency
| rations purchased at that place.
Capt. Charles r. Rowland. 21st Infantry.
has been granted twenty days leave of
| absence.
! Quartermaster Sergt. John c. Conroy, 18th
Infantry. has upon his own application
| been placed on the retired list of the army
/ Capt. George H. Penrose, quartermaster,
| has been ordered to visit Indianapolis, Ind,
| on business pertaining to his duties con-
| structing quartermaster at Fort Benjamin
| Harrison.
Captain Beaumont B. Buck, 10th Infan-
| try, constructing quartermaster, has been
ordered to visit the United States target
| range near Waco, Ga, on business per-
| tanning to the improvements at that range.
| First Lieut.. Taylor NJ. Reagan. 18th Cav
airy, now attached to Troop E, has been
| transferred to Troop X. and First Lieut..
Arthur N. Pickel has been assigned to duty
| with Troop B.
! Capt Jerome B. Frisbee Goth Infantry
\
by the President to attend the garrison
! school at Fort Des Moines. Iowa, for the
purpose of continuing The regular course
/ of instruction at that school.
/ Capt Kenneth Morton. ordnance depart
ment, has been ordered to Fort Stevens.
| Ore, and Fort Columbia, Fort Ward, Fort
Flagler, Fort Casey and Fort Worden
Wash, on busiress pertaining to the in
spection of the seacoast armament and the
work of mechanics engaged thereon.
Capt. Lloyd England, Artillery Corps,
has been ordered to Schenectady, N. Y,
| fer the purpose of witnessing the test of
| the portable searchlights now being manu-
featured by the General Electric Company
at that place.
! First Sergeant Michael F. Mclaughlin
Company NJ. 9Th Infantry, has, upon his
own application, been placed on the re-
tired list of the army.
| Capt. George NJ. Grimes 30th Infantry
| has been granted one months leave Of
absence.
Brig. Gen. Arthur Murray, chief of
artillery has been relieved from duty as a
member of the board of engineers.
Col. John A. Lundeen, Artillery Corps,
has been detailed as member of the army
retiring board appointed to meet at San
Francisco Cal, vice Brig. Gen. John j.
Pershing, U. s. A., relieved.
The following transfers of officers Of the
Artillery Corps have been made:
Capt. Alfred A. Starbird. from the 31st
Company. Coast Artillery. to the unas-
signed list.
First Lieut. George r. Greene, from the
12Oth Company Coast Artillery, to the
7 unassigned list.
Officers Of the Artillery Corps recently
promoted have been assigned-to duty as
follows:
Maj. John Conklin to the Field Artillery:
Capt Harry c. Barnes and First Lieuts.
James w. Wilson and Thomas w. Holly
day. to the Coast Artillery; Capt Stephen
H. Mould, to the 31st Company of Coast
Artillery: First Lieut.. Albert L. Rhodes, to
the 10th Company, Coast Artillery; Major
Conklin is ordered to Cuba to take COM
mand CT the 18th Battalion, Field Artil-
| lery.
Commissary Sergeant John Brown, 9th
Infantry. has been placed on the retired