The Washington herald., 1908-04-25
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

fHs Lieut. THOMAS T. SELFRTDGE. First
Field ARTILLERY, now IN this city. is detailed for
duty with the Signal Corps, and viii report 20
the chief signal officer Of the army Tor further
Instructions
First Lieut.. HERBERT l. EVANS. Ninth In.
tantTy is detailed for general recruiting service
he VIII proceed to Fort slocum. New YORK
Leave oi absence Tor one month is granted First
Lieut. ROBERT W ADAMS Ninth Infantry
Capt ROBERT NJ THORNBrKGH assistant sur.
geon' upon the expiration Of the leave Of
atSencs granted. viii proceed b Alcatraa Island
Cal and report 10 person TO the commandant
oi the Pacific branch, United States Military
Prison. for duty
Contract Surg GEORGE B. JONES. 4. S. A. Is
relieved from duty in the Philippines Division.
and viii proceed By the first available transport
TO San Francisco and upon arrival report bv
telegraph 10 the adjutant general.
Color sergt JEREMIAH DALEY. Second Infantry.
viii be placed upon the retired list He win
repair 60 his home.
Capt. HENRY S. GREENLEAF, assistant sur
geon. upon tie expiration q his present leave
Of absence viii proceed to Madison Barracks.
New York. and report 70 the commanding Of
Private First-clsss HARRY c. MELBOURNE
Hospital Corps Depot cf Recruits and Casuals
foTt Mcdowell. California, on OF before expira-
ton Of furl0ugh viii report 10 the commanding
lfhcer. Fort Jay, New York for duty
Private WILLIAM DICKESCHETD. Cornusnv =
transferred 70 ,he Fifty-third Company, Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. He sill be sent 70 Fort Wads-
worth. New YORK.
Private FRANK D. WHEELER. general service
infantry. Portland, Orsg.. viii be discharged
Color sergt JOHN REED. Fnth Infantry. viii he
placed upon the retired list. lie uin repair 20
bis home
Recruit JOHN J. SHANNON. infantry. recruit
depot. FCu sl0Cum. New York. is transferred
70 the Hospital Corps private. He will be
sent % the General Hospital Washington Bar
racks. for duty with Company c.
Private MARK BALDWIN. general service. infan-
~, Memphis Tenn. who qualified as marks
man Mas ls 1906 Is announced as entitled 70
holdover classification as marksman until De
cember 81 1903
Capt GARRISON McCASKEY. Fifteenth Infan-
uy. will proceed 10 Hot Springs. Ark. and re
port TO the commanding officer. Army and Nayy
General Hospital. for observation and treatment
Serst. HARRY ". MCDONALD, Signal Cgrps
Fort Wood. New YORK viii be sent 10 Seattle
Wash, reporting 70 the CHIEF signal officer. De
partment q the Columbia for duty IN his Office
and N TeleTe FiTst-ciass Sergt. PAUL c.
LACEY, Signal Corps, who viii be sent TO Fort
Wood. New York
The resignation by Second Lieut.. H. FAIRFAX
AfRES Seventh CaFalTy, Of his commission ss
an officer Of the army has been accepted
The leave Of absence granted Mai HENRY S. T.
HARRIS, surgeon. IS extended one month
First Lieut. GEORGE I. KUAIPE. Second Infan-
try. Is relieved from duty with the Signal Corps.
70 take effect July l. and viii then proceed 10
Join hts regiment
Capt. SAMUEL L. SMILEY. Fifteenth Iufantrv
is assigned 10 duty adiutant general Of the
said militia Of the District Of Columbia, to
take effect Msy !, and viii repair 20 this city
and report 70 the commanding general Of the
militia Of the District Of Columbia for duty
accordingly