The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
ARMY AND NAVY,
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Capt JAMES A. WOODRUFF, Corps Of Engineers.
from Military Academy. West Point August !,
TO Infantry and CaYalry School, Signal School
and Army staff College, Fort LeayeUw0rth, as
instructor department Of engineering.
First Lieut. WILLIAM A. MITCHELL. CoTH Of
Engineers. to Military Academy. West Point
August g.
First Lieuts MARK BROOKE. and WILLIAM A.
MITCHELL. Corps Of EngineeB % Engineer
School Washington Barracks % complete course
before joining their station al West Point
Capt EUGENE F. JEBVEY. ir.. Tenth Cayaly. %
General Hospital. Preside Of San Francisco.
Capt ROBERT +. L. SPENCE. retired. from
Georgia Military College. Milledgeye, July J.
% his home.
Cspts. William F. Nesbltt Fourth Infartry; George
+. H1ule TWenty-siIth Infantry. and Daniel q.
Berry. Twenty second Infantry; First Lieuts Al
fred A. Maybach Coast ARTILLERY; Edward y.
Johnston. Corps Of Engineers. Joseph +. Barnes
Field ArtilleH; Francis ". Houeycutt. Field
ARTILLERY: Samuel frankeuherger. Field Artil-
lGy. Pelham D. Glasf0rd. Coast ARTILLERY. and
Muo Brooke. Corps q Engineers; Second LIeuts.
Francis n. Fa-nua. eyeuth Infantry: Fred
erick +. shnyder. Ssc0nI CayllD. Charles Tel
ford. Twelfth Cavsly, Vaughn W. Cooper
Twelfth Cavalry. RiChaTi J. Herman Twenty
third Infantry, Martin =. Wise. Twentieth IN
fantry; Henry + M,c-sn Third Cavalry. and
Harry S. Guer TTents fifth Infantry report ou
August 2 70 superintendent Military Academy
West Point
Capts. Lytle Brown. Corps Of Engineers; Palmer Z.
Pierce, Thirteenth lnfantv; William r. Smith,
Coast Artillery; Charles .. Hagsd5m Twenty
third Infantry: Michael J. NcDoaoggh. C0rs 0f
Engineers. William Newman First Infantry
Amcicls Mitchell Fifth Infantry; lr1in /.
Hunt Sixth Infantry: Edwin g. Davis. Coast
ARTILLERY, and George BlskelY. Coast Artiiley.
First Lieuts Charles " Wess1n Eighth Cavalry
Traarn TffH
tis1n. Coast ARTILLERY; George B. Comfy. Third
Caralry and Charles F. Martin. Fifth Csyalv,
from Military Academy, August l3. % proper sta
tions
Cap-s. CHARLES ". EXTON. Twentieth Irfautry
and HENRY /. NEWBpLD. Field ARTILLERY.
from United States Military Acadsmy August =
% Uvper stations
Following assignments and changes Coast Artiuery
ordered.
Col HENRY l. HARRIS. 70 command Southern
ARTILLERY District Of Nsw York. retaining station
az Fort Hancrra
Col ALBERT s. CUMMINGS. 70 command o.
Fost Worieu, also q artillery district Of Puget
sound
Lieut. Col john r. WILLIAMS from command
artillery district Of Ksy West % command Fort
Hamlton
Lieut. Col FREDERICK MARSH. from Fort Mott
90 Prssidio of san Francisco.
Lieut. Col CHARLES G. WOODWARD. from
Fort Hostr-3ns % command Fort Tern
Lieut. Col. SAMUEL Z. ALLEN. 20 Fo.t Wads-
worth.
MAJ ALBERT G. BLUNT. from Fort Terry 20 com
maud F1rt Schuyler
Ma, CHARLES H. HUNTER. from Fort Mley %
command Key West Barracks also artillery dis
t1c, Of Key West.
Ma STEPHEN NJ F0OTE. % command Jackson
Bauacu, also Of artillery district oi Sew Or
learS
MAJ CHARLES A. BENNETT. to command Fort
Mott
MAJ WILLIAM T. HANCOCK. from KEY West
Barracks N command Fort De Soto; also q artlL-
lsry district q Tampa
Mai ELISHA S. BENTON. 70 command Fort
NileT.
Ma GEORGE F. LANDERs. upon completion
i7int army and militia coast defense exercises %
Fort llultre
Mai GEORGE ". GATCHELL To command Fort
hCsccrans, also n artillery district ~ san Diego
Ma OSCAR J. STEAJB. to command Fort Mans
field
Mai HERMAN C. SCHUNIIi IN Fort Monroe
Mai JOHN J.. HAYDEN. % command Fort CASEY
Mai EDMUND n. BLAKE. 90 Fort Adams.
Mai WILMOT F. ELLIS. 20 Fort Hauc1cs
Maj MORRIS X. BARRQLL. 90 Fort Wrrisn
First Lieut.. CHARLES H. ERRINGTON. Eleventh
Infantry, detailed 20 attend encamument First
Infantry, Illinois National Guard June @ %
July 3.
MAJ GEORGE PALMER Tventy-arst Infantry.
a-A l.r- l4-rA-- " 4LLlAN = MIS-. NHurr-
first Infantry. detailed member and recorder. re-
susctivelv retiring board a. Denver wee Col
THOMAS +. DAVIS, Eighteenth Infantry. and
First Lieut. J. De CAMP HALL. Fourth In
fsrtIy
Mai CHARLES T. NENOHER, Eielf Ar.iIle-v
and Cant SHERWOOD A CHENEY. General
stan. to Newport. 70 take part in conference Of
officers Naval War College June On October
Post Com. Se-gt EDWIN r. BURNLEY. Fort
Ducheyne discharged from the army
Private FERREOL DE LUG Hospital Corrs We7.
Point, discharged from the army
Master Gunner JOSEPH NJ. COLE. Coast ArtilIerv
Fort Wadsworth, discharged from the army.
Mai. WILLIAM ". HARTS. Corns of Engineers
unon relief from duty at san Francisco bv Mai
JOHN BiDDLE. Corps Of Engineers % Chstta-
uoogs, relieving First LeUt. WILLIAM g.
tAPLE~, Corps Of Engineers.
MAJ JAY Z. HOFFER. Ordnance DEPARTMENT de-
tailed as an additional member Joint Army and
Navy Board appointed 70 consider specifications
for manufacture and tes. Of snokeless powders
and such questions relating 20 eranulati1n man
utaCturc. and tests Of powders TCf5urd bv pr1per
authorities Of War Department and Navy Depart
meHt.
Private DAVID l. CHADWICK. Hospital Corrs.
now in confinement at Fort d. A. Russell trans
terred 10 Company NJ. Eleventh Infantry
FiTst-Class Private ROY g. CROSLEY. Signal
Corps. Fort Wood. report to Chief signal Otlcsr
Washington.
sergt. EDWARD J. THOMPSON. Companv G.
Eighteenth Infantry. Fort Lelyenworth trans
fefred as private 70 Eeneral service infantry: re-
port % c0mmandsnf United States Military
Prison for assignment 70 prison guard
Post Com. SerEt FERDINAND EOHDE from
Office Of purchasing c0nmissary. New Orleans. 70
St Louis
Maj. DAVID J. RUMBOUGH Field ARTILLERY. de-
tailed to attend encampnen; organized militia
Of New York June 10 Is
First Lieut. ROY W. ASHBROOK. Seventeenth In
fautry. from Army Of Cuban pacifcatiou to his
proper company at Fort Mcpherson