The Washington herald., 1907-04-12
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
second lieutenants before board at Fort
Monroe. May 3. fer competitive examination for
appointment as first ieutenants Of coast artillery;
CHARLES McH EBY. second Cavalry; WAL
TER J. BUTTGENBACH, Fourth Infantry; f;
LEO I. AAfUELSON. seventh Infantry; Ed
WARD A. BROWN. Fifth Infantry; Jesse d.
ELLIOTT Sixth Infantry; CHARLES o.
sCHUDT. Twenty-hfth Infantry; RESOLVE p
PALMER Sixth Infantry; RALPH DICKIN-
son Third Infantry JOSEPH J. GRACE.
Third Infantry BERNARD T. oSWALT,
Trentyninth Infantry: HARRY HAWI.EY,
sixth Iufautry; BENJAMIN ~ BAILEY,
Folrth Infantry WILLIAM " HENsLEY Jr.
Thirteenth Cayalry OSCAR A. RUSSELL,
Twentieth Infantry LOUIS A. KUNZI8 Third
Infantry fElAN W. MoTLOW. Twentieth In
fantr. RALPH H. RATES Twenty-nintb In
fantry HENRY r SMALLEY Fourteenth Cav
airy; WILLIAM r. McCLEARf, Eighteenth In
fantry: MARTYR II. SHUTE. Eleventh. lnfan-
try PIERRE v KEEPER. Second CaFalry /;
DONALD A. ROBINSON. T'Fenty-ninin iufan-
trv. GEORGE +. TURNER, Thirtieth Infantry
PHILIP MATHEWS. Fifth infantry: HORACE
b SPURGiN TReuty-ninth Intsntry ROBERT
~ CAMPBELL. Twenty ninth lufantEys and
WILLIAM T. MACMILLAN Twenty third Ia
fantry
Following second licutenauts bef0re board at Fort
Riley Msy Is for competitive examination for
appointment as first lieutenants Of field artillery
STEPHEN " WINFREE. Ninth CayalTy
ALBERT GILMOR SeFenih Infantry GEORGE
r. GUILD Thutieih Infantry; JOHN T.
FRANKLIN, Seventh lHfantry, ARTHUR "
CORP. Tgenb-thir1 Infantry; RICHARD }.
HERMAN TEnty-third Infantry. RILEY D.
SCOTT, Twelfth Infantry ALBERT l. HALL
Tweuty-sighth IHfantFy; WILLIAM q, MIL
LER Twenty-third Infantry HUGH II.
BROApHUHsT. Fifteenth Cavalry SHERMAN
MUEs Eleventh Cavalr5 JOHN r. STAR
A. Inf
RARZYNsKI Eleventh Infantry PAUL ii.
CLARK, Third lnfantryi CHARLES {. BANK
HEAD TWeuty-eighth lufanty. PHILIP J.
golden Twenty -ssth Infantry RICHARD C.
BURI.ESON. Eleventh CaTaiy FREnEhItk X
r nIgkMAN. Eleventh Cavalry WALTER ;,
STURGILIs Eierenth Csvasry. ADNA K.
CHAFFEE. Jr Fifteenth Cavalry. ROY =.
WARING, Eleventh Cavalry; DAWSON OLM-
STEAD Fifteenth taTalDi GEORGE W. Dk
ARNONB Twelfth Cavalry: g0RTLA NDT
PARKER Fifth Cavalry; RALPH Met PEA
NELL. Thirteenth cayalry; JOHN e. MAUI.
Twentieth cavalry. GEORGE II. PAINE. seF-
eush IuantU. snd RENE =. Der HOYLE.
Fifth Iniuntry.
First Lieut- EDWARD ". ROBINSON. Twenty
eighth infantry. before board az Port Riley for
campctifi7e eEamiuatioR FOR appointment as hrst
lieutsnant af field artiers-
FIst LicHt. STARKEY =. BRITT Artillery C0Ffs
having hesH exzmiued for Iruinotion bls4d
and found physically disqualified fer cz,Itain q
dftiHefh. tH reason OK Nl,aHittt intl-tnt ts tiiI
service. his retirement as a captain Of artillery
announced
First Lieut. NATHAN J. SHELTON. Artillsry
CorIs. having been found incatacitated for active
seIFce will proceed 90 home. where at his own
request and for Lhis own convenience, be Is
authorized 90 await retirement.
Recuat CLYDE b. RICHARDS. Coast Artillery
recruit dcu0t Columbus Bsuacks transferred
10 Hospital CosIs private.
Cart CHARLES l.. MckAIN. from Sixteenth to
81.
First Lieut.. FREDERICK l. BUCK. ARTILLERY
Co7s. now unassigned. 10 Niuets-second Com
PAM Coast ARTILLERY
Lieut. Col. ALEXANDER a.. BRODIE. sdiutant
general, from Philippine 70 s. PAU as adiusaut
general. Department Of Dakota.
Maj GEORGE H. MORGAN. sdiutant general
from Northern Division Aiay 5 TO Philippines.
Mas ERNEST HINDS adigtant general o. Denver
as adiutaHt general Department Of the Colo
rad0.
sergt. AMBIRS HARRIS, Company II, Twenty
eighth Infantry Cubs. transferred 10 ordnance
detachment Seudy Hook Proving Ground as
second-ciass private; TO Havana. report 10 depot
oFduanoe officer
Privates MICHAEL MeCABE and WILLIAM ].
0LEAR1. Company I, Twenty ninth Infantry
discharged without honor from the amy by con-
maBdlng officer Fort Douglas. on account Of
imprisonment under sentence of civil court.
Private MICHAEL CONNORS. Hospital Corps
Fort Bsrraucas. discharged from the army
geon, detailed member examining board General
Hospital. Preside Of San Francisco vice Mai
WILLIAM STEPHENSON. surgeon.
Following captains Artillery Corps promoted to
majors JOHN /. HAYDEN. PEYTOS G..
MARCH. EUGENE 7. WILSON. EDMUND NJ
BLAKE. and WiLM0T z. ELLIS.
Maj GEORGE 7. BUSHNELL. surgeon. detailed to
represent medical department at meeting Of
National Association for Study and Prevention
Of tuberculosis. In Washington. May S 10 s.
Contract Surgeon EDMUND ". BAHLEY from
SLEEPY Eye to Vancouver Barracks
Post Quartcmaster Sergt ROBERT +. EDWARDS.
Fort Mcpherson 20 Norfolk, reporting to Capt.
JOHN L. HINES Twenty-thiFd Infantry. chief
quaTtemasteT. camp of United States troops for
duty IN connection with jamestown Ter-Centcn-
Hial Exposition.
Col RAMSAY D. POTTS. General staff, TO At
lauta as chief Of staf, DepartmenSof the Gulf
Private CHESTER A EDWARDS Company L.
Thinl Infantry. Fort Wright transferred to Sig
nal Corps, TO Benicia Barracks.
Private JOE BRYANT from Ninety-second Com
pany. Coast Artillery, 10 Company B, Ninth
Infantry. Fort Sam Houston.
sia. EDWARD Z. MORRIS. surgeon to Washing
-on Barracks. General Hospital
Recruit FRANK T. CR0GAN cavalry, recruit de
pot, Fort Si0CIm. transferred to Hospital Corps
private TO Company G, Hospital Corps Gen
eTal Hospital Washington Barracks
Sergt. WILLIAM BURKE. Company b. Second
Battalion OF Engineers now at Flushing. L. T.
report to commanding officer Fort Totten. 70
await retirement