Omaha daily bee., 1907-11-24

soieliac, Boschen, Riley and Brown, Six
teenth infantry, First Lieutenant L. l.
Roach, Sixteenth is Judge advocate, The
judge advocate has been authorized to en-
ploy stenographic reporter.
Corporal Summerfed and Private King,
band, Sixteenth infantry, were discharged
the 10th instant The former has accepted
company and the latter will return to his
home In Jackson, Mich.
Private James Wilson (alias James
MhSlen} an bSst, ssgsd dsssrtfT from CSm
apprehended. by the chief Of police OF
Yynt. who wa was returned to this post on the l l1th
Company "E," Sixteenth infantry. was
ordered released by the department COM
mander on the 10th instant, as the records
on file at department headquarters show
that he was tried for the desertion at
C-,''',.'ne parracts o.. and sentenced to
two years at Fort Sheridan, Ill, and was
! :, -as1u on account of good conduct. The
department commander has further di-
rected that no reward for his second APP
prehension be paid
Private Robert NJ. Casteman and Fred G.
Crawford. unassigned Sixteenth infantry,
have been assigned to Companies H" and
f. sixteenth infantry.
Corporal Albert Hornbuckle, Company
II, Sixteenth infantry, has been promoted
sergeant.
Private Ferrel Company F; Warner and
Raper, Company G, and Grady, Company
corporals.
A detail of one noncommissioned officer
and three privates armed with revovers is
made daily at Fort Crook to report to
Major Lord, chief paymaster OF the de-
public funds
Second Lieutenant Walter o. Boswell
Sixteenth infantry, has applied for three
months leave Of absence.
A dancing class for officers children has
been organized at Fort Crook. The class
meets every Saturday afternoon from 3
Mrs. Gardener. the frst originator of the
childrens dancing class at Fort William
Mckinley, p. l., takes great pride in the
| little ones, and knows what is beneficial
| for their amusement and pastime.
Anticipating the usually large attendance
! at the Post Social club dance Thanksgiv-
ing night, the 18th inst. the club desires
to announce through the columns OF the
| Bee that they have engaged the services
OF eight musicians for the occasion.
| First Sergeant Voorhees, Company l. and
Private Sasser, Company M, Sixteenth in
| fantry who have been granted one months
! furlough have reported for duty.
! Miss Amy Reichardt of Buffalo, N. Y.
| Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kass Of
| Fort Crook Miss Rechardt is the daugh-
| ter of Mr. Emil Reichardt, retired band
| leader of the Twenty infantry.
! Private Arthur b. Arnold Company II,
! Sixteenth infantry, was discharged the
! 22d inst, per expiration of term of service.
! The War department has issued the fol
! lowing orders relative to changes Of troops
/ for duty in the Philippines:
The Fourteenth infantry, to relieve the
! Twenty fourth infantry.
The Twenty-thlrd infantry. to relieve the
| Second infantry.
The Fourth infantry, to relieve the
The Seventh Infantry to relieve the First
! infantry.
The above regiments will leave the United
States as follows:
The Fourteenth infantry, January 5, 1893.
The Twenty-third infantry, February 5,
! 1903
The Fourth infantry, March 8, 1908.
| The Seventh infantry, April 5, 1905
The troops returning from the Philip
pines will take station as follows The
! Twenty-fourth infantry (colored) head
quarters and band and two battalons, at
Madison Barracks, n Y, and one bat
TALON at Fort Ontario, N. Y.
The Second infantry headquarters and
| band and one battalion, at Fort Wayne,
Mich; one battalion at Fort Brady, Mich,
and one battalion at Fort Tho-las, Ky.
! The Eighth infantry, headquarters band,
! one battalion and three companies, at
Fort Mcdowell, Cal. one battalion and
one company at the Preside of Monterey,
Cal.
The First infantry, entire regiment, at
Vancouver Barracks. Washington.
The Twenty second infantry, now al
| Fort Mcdowell, and Preside Of Monterey
Cal, will be relieved on July l. 1905, and
proceed to Alaska taking station, as fol-
lows:
Headquarters and band and two com.
| panies at Fort Williams II. Seward, two
companies At fOTI l1lhCuIIl, TWO companies
| at Fort Egbert, two companies at Fort
Gibbon, two companies at Fort st. Michael
and two companies at Fort Davis.
The Tenth infantry, now in Alaska, will
| upon being relieved by the Twenty-second
| infantry, return to the United States and
take station, as follows:
The entire regiment at Fort Benjamin
| Harrison, Ind. Fort Benjamin Harrison Is
the new army post Just completed, and the
! Tenth infantry will have the honor Of
! being the first troops stationed thereat
One battalion Of the Nineteenth in.
fantry now stationed at Fort Reno. Okl.
win be relieved March I, 1908 and take
station at Fort Mckenzie. Wyo., relieving
thereat in order that they may depart
for the Philippines on March 8, 1908.
Station OF the troops now in the Philip
pines and ordered to the United States are
as follows (This Is also a guide to show
where the troops ordered to the Philippines
will be stationed, as they relieve the
TROOPS as mentioned sbove.)
Twenty-fourth infantry. headduarters
Compa nies A, p, G, d. f, F, G, and II, CamI
Bumpus, Companies l. K L and M War
wick Barracks, Cebu, Philippine Islands
p. I.
Second infantry. headquarters Zam
houanga, Cemnanies A, n. c, D. r. +. q
" Jnlo, Jolo I X, i and NJ, Zambouanga
M'rdanao. p. l.
Eighth infantry. headquarters. A. r. Z
O. II. I, X. !. NJ and r. CamD Jossnran
First infantry, headCuartcrs and entire
regiment at Camn Cornell. Sarnar, witt
the exception of Company Fl. which is a
Gandara. Samar. p. l.
Companies and detachments OF all th'
above regiments have been IN the felt