The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-10
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. JAMES s. BRADSHAW. Fifth Field
Artillery upon expiration q bis present leave
Of absence Will proceed 10 Fort sherdanr III
By direction q TIE President, the retirement Of
Col LEVI p HUNT Tenth Cavalry, from
active service on August :. 1909. is announced
Second Lieut. FRANZ A. DONlAT. Twenty sixth
Infantry. Is transferred 10 the TWenty-eishth
Infantry.
Leave Of absence for three months % take eject
on or about December l. 1909. IL granted Fist
Lieut. HANS o. OLSON. Eighteenth Infantry.
Capt EDWARD A. KREGEk. acting Judge advo-
cate, now leave q absence. Is detailed Tor
duty with the Fifty-sixth Iowa Infantry dur
ing the encampment az West Okooo1i. Iowa. nom
August is 10 q. 1893.
Second Lieut.. CARLIN @. sToKELY. Eighth In
fantry. IS transferred 20 the Twenty-eightA In
fantry.
The foIostng-nauaed officers of the Coast ARTILLERY
Corps are relieved from assignment to the CON
panes indicated after their respective names and
placed on the unassigned list:
Capt JOHN c. OHNSTAD from the Dst CON
pany.
First Lieut. NORRIS STATION from tho 18th
Frs, Lieut. THOMAS DUNCAN IRON The Forty
third Company.
First Lieut.. JOHN @. HOTZ from the siItyeishth
Company
Tho foliowing-unmed osnors Of tho Coast ARTILLERY
CorpA nov attached % the companies indicated
after their respective names. arc Assigned %
those companies:
First lieut. ALEXANDER G. GILLESPIE to the
l8fh Company.
First Lieut.. WYATT o. sE3KIRK 70 tbs Eighty
eighth Company
Fist Lieut. HENRY W. T. EGLIN to the uzA
Company
First Lieut.. EDWARD ". PUTNEY 20 the Fec
Fist Lieut.. THOMAS A. TERRY 70 the Twenty
frst Company.
First Lieut. RAY I. AVERY to the 18th Com
pany.
secoad Lieut.. CHESTER P. MILLS. Fourteenth
Cavalry. is Transferred 70 the Eleventh Cavalry.
Second Lieut. BENJAMIN F. CASTLE. Twenty
ninth Infantry. upon the expiration Of his pres
ent leave Of absences. VII T-cceOd to Fort Por-
ter y L.
First Lieut.. DAWSON oLSisTEAD. Fifth Field
ARTILLERY. upon the completion q his duties
AZ Camp Perry. Ohio. all pTooeed 20 Fort
Riley. KanS. take station % that post
The following offers VIII report in person % MAJ
WILLIAM J. NICHOLSON. Seventh Cavalry.
president a tho examining board. Fort Riley.
kEnA az such tine they may b required
b. the board for examination 70 determine their
atness for promotion. ard upon completion
thsreoi viii return 70 their proper stations OF
% the place q recapt b. them q this order:
First Lieut. CHARLES II. BOICE. seventh
CaralrJ; Frst Lieut.. DELPHEY T. CASTEEL.
Seventh Cavalry.
MAJ JOHN W. JOYS. Ordnance Department, VII
prooeod 70 WatsrtOwn Arsenal. WatertoWn.
Mass. on Official business pertaining TO the
Manufacture Il cast iron p-otectiles
The following named oficerS are designated 10 wit
ncss the target PRACTICE Of tbs United States At
lantic dest OF the Caps q Chesapeake Bay fron
August l6 70 about September 9. 1909: Lieut. Col.
Charles J. Bailey. Coast ARTILLERY Corps: Lieut.
Col. Clarence p. Towusley. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps: MAJ Odus 9. Honey. Ordnance Depart
meut: Maj Tracy {. Dickson. Ordinances De
parment; Maj John d. Barrette. Coast Ar
tilley Corps; Mai Richmond p Davis. Coast
ARTILLERY Ccrps. Mai. Frank W. Coe. Coast Ar
tillery Corps: Capt Harrison Hall Coast Artil
lery Corps: Capt Percy P. Bishop. Coast Ar,
tllery Corps. Capt. William F. Hass. Ceas;
ARTILLERY Corps; Capt EdWard Carpenter. COas'
Artillery Corps: Capt Jesse c. Nichols. Coast
Artillery Corps Capt Stanley d. Embick. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps; Capt John " Gulick, Co.'s,
Artillery Core; Capt Claudius N Seaman,
Coast ARTILLERY Corps; Capt James b. billiard
Ordnance Department.
So much q paragraph 70. SPECIAL ouders. No. 100
May l. 1903. War Department. a. directs Maj
THOMAS B. DJGAN. Twelfth Cavalry. recruit
ing officer. upon the completion q bis duty
al san Francisco. Cal TO return 10 his pgopeI
station Is revoked
Maj THOMAS B. DUGAN. Twelfth Cavalry. re
cruiting officer. IS relieved from command q
For McDOEen Cal. 70 take effect upon the
arrival AZ that uoSt q Lieut.. Col LEONARD
A. LONERTl +, Fourth Infantry.