The Washington times., 1906-07-08

given up his apartments at me Dewey
Hotel and gone 10 New York to join
MRS Manney and their son. and then go
on TO Nantucket 20 spend the summer.
Admiral Manney. formerly chief Of the
Bureau OF Equipment who was asked
by Secretary Bonaparte to cOntinre an
special duty because OF his wireless telc-
graph work II was impossible TO finish
by the time OF his retirement. Will pur-
sue this work TO a considerable extent
while at the seashore. He Is a delegate
to the international conference on wire
less telegraphy. which will be held in
Europe next fall
ARMY ORDERS.
The following orders to army officers
were Issued yesterday by General Bell.
chief Of staff;
Leaves Of absence for six months are
granted the following officers; MAJ
Joseph A CASTOR. First Cavalry; Capt.
John r. Madden. Twenty-nintA In
fantry; Capt. Julius n Rilian, commits
sary. First Lieut.. Henry = Richmond,
First Cavalry; First Lieut. Henry II.
Scott. Artillery Corps; Second Lieut.
Hugh S. Johnson. First Cavalry.
First Lieut.. John p. Hass IN. Sixth
Cavalry, 10 Washington Barracks Cen
eral Hospital for surgical treatment
Lieut. Col. Frederick Won Schrader,
deputy qUartermaster general, from St
Louis. Mo. TO Lathrop 0r Kansas City,
Mo, and 10 East st. Louis, Ill. per
tainiug 20 the inspection Of animals 20
be delivered under contract for the
army.
First Lieut.. Edgar II. Yale, Artillery
Corps. 10 Washington Barracks General
Hospital, for surgical treatment
Th" foll0wing-named officers having
comDleted the duty for which they were
ordered 70 Fort Niagara. y. Y, viii re-
turn 10 their proper stations: Capt. Ar
maud J. Lasseigne. Fourteenth Infantry:
Capt James w Clinton, Twelfth In
fantry: Capt Miles X Taulbee. Porto
Rico Provisional Regiment Of Infantry:
Seconc Lieut. Arthur L. Bump, Eighth
Infantry; Second Lieut. Irving 81. Madi-
son, Twelfth Infantry.
Dental Surgeon Douglas =. Foster,
United States Army. now al Oklahoma
City. Okla. 10 San Francisco. Cal. 10
san about July . for Manila for as
sigument 70 duty
BY direction OF the President. and
upon the application OF First Sergeant
James Ryan, Eighty-ninth Company.
Coast Artillery, that soldier, upon the
receipt of this order at the post at which
he is then serving. will be placed upon
the retired list created by act or Con-
gress approved February Il, 1885. as
amended by the act approved September
30. 1880.
The following-named enlisted men, at
the School Of Submarine Defense. Fort
Totten. y. Y. will be sent to the sta
tions designated; Corporal Clarence l..
Hillman, sixry-ffth Company. Coast Ar
uilery, 20 the Preside OF san Francisco,
Cal
Corporal Earl l.. Baker. Company Q,
9TH Infantry, 10 Fort Assiniboine. Mon.
y ajor George T. Pickett. paymaster.
detailed for temporary duty in connec-
tis,s with camp OF instruction 10 be
established at Mt. Gretna, Pa, and viii
report by letter 20 the commanding
? neral. Atlantic division, for insruc-
lions and necessary orders.
The following changes In the stations
and duties of officers OF the Corps Of
Engineers are ordered
leut. Col. Ernest II. Ruffner 10 New
Orleans and relieve Lieut.. Col. Clinton
.B. Sears as division engineer OF the Gulf
division.
Lieutant Colonel Sears TO St. Louis.
establish the Office of the president Of
the Mississippi River Commission at that
place, and relieve Major Thomas L.
Casey. of the river and harbor works.
Capt William D. Connor, in addition
to his present duties. will relieve Major
Graham D. Fitch OF the duties in his
charge temporarily.
Major Fitch 10 Duluth. MINI. and re-
lieve Major Charles L Potter.
Lieut.. Col. William T. ROsseu TO en-
cinnati, and relieve Major James q.
Warren, Of the river and haTbor works.
Capt Gustave r. Lukesh IS relieved
from duty under the immediate orders
of Major Edward Burr. to St. Louis.
and relieve Capt. William 3. Ladue. $
secretary and disbursing officer OF the
Mississippi River Commission
Captain Ladue, 10 Fort Mason, Cal,
and report In person 20 the commanding
officer of that post for assignment TO the
command Of Company c. First Battalion
Of Engineers.
BY direction of the President, Major
Charles L. Potter, Corps of Engineers,
upon being relieved from his present du-
ties will proceed 10 Tompkinsville, Sta
ten Island, New York. take station at
that place and report by letter. in ad-
vance to the Secretary OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor. for duty
as engineer Of the Third lighthouse dis
trict. to relieve Lieut.. Col. William 7.
Rossell. Corps OF Engineers.
BY direction OF the President, and un-
der the provisions Of the act OF Con-
gress approved June II, 1873. as amend
ed by the act OF Congress approved
August z. 1894. Capt. William Kelly,
Corps OF Engineers, win proceed 10
Washington, and report in person to the
Engineer Commissioner of the District
Of Columbia for duty as an assistant.
Captain Felly is relieved from duty with
the First Battalion of Engineers, to en-
able him 10 comply with this order.
Capt Kenneth Morton, ordnance de-
partment. in addition TO his other du-
ties. is detailed as chief ordnance Of
fieer at American Lake. Washington.
and will report by letter 10 the COM
manding general, Pacific division, for
instructions.
Capt. John W. Joyes. ordnance de-
partment, in addition to his other du-
ties. is detailed as chief ordnance Of
fcer of the camD OF instruction 10 be