Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-12
Army Orders.

Major William "A. Nichols, inspector gen.
| eral, has been relieved from duty in the
| northern division and ordered to the Phil
| ippines for duty, and Lieut.. Col. Daniel H.
Brush. inspector general, has been relieved
| from duty in the Philippines and ordered
| to duty in the northern division.
Post Quartermaster Sergt. Michael Gilte-
| man, Sergt James MaloOm, general recruit
| ing service. infantry. and First Sergt. Chas
C. Veite, Sd Battery, Field Artillery, upon
| their own application have been placed
upon the retired list by direction of the
President, under the provisions of law
By direction of the President First Lieut.
Olin r. Booth, 18th Infantry, has been
ordered before an army retiring board for
examination.
First Lieut. Hugh A. Drum, 23d Infantry,
aid-de-camp, has been ordered to eXamina-
ton for promotion.
Contract Surgeon Clarence F. Dickinson
has been relieved from duty at Fort Logan
Col, and ordered to duty in the Philip
pines.
Capt. Robert l.. Hamilton, 22d Infantry,
has been ordered to the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark, for
observation and treatment.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows. First Lieut.. James M. Lound,
18th Infantry, one month, and Contract
| Surgeon Wallace E. Parkman, one months
extension.
Contract Surgeon Frederick S. Macy has
been relieved from duty at Allegheny, Pa,
and ordered to Fort Adams, r. 1.
Capt. Harry l.. James, retired, has been
| detailed to recruiting duty at Davenport
| Iowa. relieving Maj. Charles 7. Greene, re-
| tired, who is ordered to his home.
| First Lieut. George e. Kumpe Signal
Corps, has been relieved from duty at BENZ
| ella barracks, Cal, and ordered to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, for duty with Company
| A, Signal Corps.
| First Lieut.. Corbit s. Hoffman, 1st In
ptrx- he, hoo 81,
charge of construction work at Fort Brady
| Mich.
Capt. Francis G. Irwin, paymaster, hav-
| ing arrived at San Francisco, has been or
| dered to duty in the department of Califor-
| mia. g.
| First Lieut. Walter O. Bowman, I'd In
| fantry, recruiting officer at Joplin, Mo-. has
| been. ordered to visit Parsons, Kan, on spe-
| cial business.
| Capt. Albert ]. Bowley, Artillery Corps,
| has been transferred from the 109th Com
! pany, Coast Artillery, to the unassigned list
| and ordered to duty on the staff of the COM
| manding officer artillery district of Nara
| gansett.
| sCapt. Charles p Summerall Artillery
| Corps. has been transferred from the unas-
| signed list to the Tooth Company, coast
| Artillery.
| First Sergt. Patrick Burke, Company l.,
| 18th Infantry. has been placed on the re-
tired list on his own application.
Capt. Alexander E. Williams I'd Infantry,
| has been detailed for duty as acting quar-
| termaster of the transport Meade during
| the voyage of that vessel to Manila, Z. L.
| Major John c. F. Tillson, 4th Infantry
| has been ordered to Cincinnati to inspect
certain unserviceable public property
| First Lieut.. James Totten. 2Sth Battery
| Field Artillery, and First Lieut.. Robert s.
| Welsh, 123d Company, Coast Artillery, have
| exchanged places.
Contract Surgeon J. Samuel White has
| been relieved from further duty at Fort
| Smelling, Mimi, and ordered to Governors
| Island N Y for assignment to duty 10
| accompany the LIST Infantry to the Phil
| ippines, where he will be assigned to duty.
| First Glass Private Joseph M. Hill, ord
| nance department, by direction of the Pres
ident upon his own application has been
placed upon the retired list under the pro-
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