Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-10
COurts-MartiaI Are Held at the
Various Posts in the De-
pnrtment.

General courts martial have been or
dered to convene Monday at the posts.
Fort Leavenworth-Detail for the court;
Colonel e. b. Pratt, Thirtieth infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel Cunllffe H. Murray,
Eleventh cavalry; Majors William r. Aber-
crombie, Thirtieth infantry. Henry Kirby,
B. NJ. Purssell. Eighteenth infantry; Cap
tains J. F. Haines Eleventh cavalry. Hans
ford L. Threllkeld, Thirtieth infantry. w.
, Folwell, Raymond Sheldon, ]. w.
Barnes, Eighteenth infantry; First Lieu
tenant L. p. Rucker, Thirtieth infantry,
Sherwood Coleman, Ninth cavalry and
Wade II. Westmoreland, Eleventh cavalry,
and Captain Guy G. Palmer, Thirtieth in
fantry, judge advocate.
Fort Crook-Detail for the court: Cap
tains Waldo e. Aver. Isaac Erwin; First
Lieutenants George B. Sharon, William A.
Carlton; Second Lieutenants Townsend
Whelen, Stuart A. Howard, Bloxham Ward
with Second Lieutenant George r. Guild as
| judge advocate. All the officers named are
of the Thirtieth infantry.
| Fort Robinson-Detail for the court: Cap
tains Eugene p. Jervey. H. G. Whitehead:
| First Lieutenant N. NJ. Cartmell; Second
Meutenants d. d. Tompkins, w. w.
Edwards and II. s. Dilworth as judge advo-
! cate. All of the Tenth cavalry.
Privates c. II. Kilgore, Company F, and
! James H. Rose, Company @, Eighteenth
| infantry, have upon the recommendation
OF the acting chief surgeon Of the Depart
men of the Missouri been transferred to
the hospital corps.
The following general court-nartial SEN
fences have been approved and promulgated
from headquarters, Department of the Mis-
souri,; Privates Frank l.. ellison, Company
G, Eighteenth infantry, for breaking arrest
and conduct prejudcial to good order and
military discipline, dishonorable discharge
and six months Imprisonment; Lott Brock
man, Troop d, Ninth cavalry, for larceny
and assault and battery, dishonorable dis
charge and Imprisonment for three years
The sentences of imprisonment will be car
} ried out at Fort Leavenworth.
In compliance with instructions from tn
War department, dated February q. 1901
} Privates Charles De Barberie, Troop b
and James Doyle. Troop G. Sixth cavalry
; Fort Meade, g. D., and Private Georg
! Bernecker, Company A, Thirtieth infantry
Fort Crook, Heb.. having been selected 10
instruction as cooks at the training schoc
for bakers and cooks, will be ordered b
I their respective post commanders to re
port TO the commandment. School of Al
plicatlon for Cavalry and Field ARTILLERY
i Fort Riley, Kan, not later than March /
1907, to enter upon the course OF instructio
/ with the class March 10, 1907.
Pursuant to instructions from the Wa
: department, dated February ~, 1907, III
I following named enlisted men viii be ser
: by the commanding officer, Fort Mead
= S. D. to Fort Riley, Kan, to report withoI
+ delay to the commandment, School OF Al
C plication for Cavalry and Field Artiller!
n for admittanee to the training school Il
O farriers ana horseshoers TO enter upon II
Il course OF instruction In horseshoeInI
: Privates James Murray. Troop A. Chest'
Il A. yesterday, Troop C. Samuel Meek
Ii Troop D; Martin stobbs, Troop u; Pet,
d j. Anderson. Troop F. and Frank Hui
!, Troop II. Sixth cavalry.