Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-26

The following transfers of officers of the
sixteenth infantry has been ordered from
department headquarters at Omaha:
First Lieutenant r. John West and Sec
ond Lieutenant Herbert c. Fooks from
Company G to Company L., Second Lieu-
tenant Napoleon w. Riley from Company
"A to Company A, Second Lieutenant
Charles h. Nulsen attached to Company A,
First Lieutenant Ralph w. Drury from
Company Nj to Company c, First Lieu
tenant Robert L. Weeks from the Tenth
infantry TO Company NJ.
Second Lieutenant Frederick w. Boschen,
with detachment Of thirty men from
Companies @, H, and X, to take station
at Fort Egbert.
The following named men have been
transferred from duty at the hospital at
Fort Leavenworth to the hospital at this
post for duty: Privates Thomas A Dunn,
Richard Kessel Edward 7. Dunnigan, lid
ward r. Dave and George Jones.
Jacob Butterteld an employe Of the
quartermaster's department, who was
hands OF John McCarty at Bellevue Satur-
day evening, and brought to the hospital
in an unconscious condition, is rapidly i'm
proving, all danger having passed, and in
all probability will be able to go home in
medical reserve corps, is commanding the
hospital in the absence OF Major Clarke
who is on detached service.
Captain Edward r. Chrsman of Company
II. Sixteenth infantry, has been detailed
as one of the instructors at the annual
maneuvers at Sparta, Wis.
reserve corps. having completed the regular
course of instruction at the army medical
school, Washington d. c., will proceed 10
Fort Crook and report TO the commanding
officer for duty
Lieutenant F'iske has been granted u
leave of absence for fourteen days.
/ Mrs. West, wife of First Lieutenant r.
John West, Sixteenth infantry, and sons,
Chico and Jack, returned Wednesday even
Ing Ws.f from ON keayenW2Grth Kan where Mrs
The following named men VIII report to
the commanding officer of the Sixteenth
infantry with the necessary medical sup
plies and accompany the sixteenth Infantry
Ito Seattle about June %: First Lieutenant
Blase Cole medical reserve corps; Sergeant
! First Glass Frederick Gilmour. hospital
1 corps, and Private ADRIAN Shapiro, hos
pltal corps Upon completion Of the duty
their proper station.
Private Harry Cohen Company L, Six.
teenth infantry, has been transferred to
Otto Thieman Of Lockwood. Mo-, en-
plCyed by j. NJ. Gates was taken t. the
post hospital Tuesday evening with a
badly mashed finger, received by getting
II caught between the pulleys of a hay fork
on Mr. Gates farm about two miles west
of Fort Crook. The finger was so badly
mashed that amputation was niece ssary and
the operation was performed by First Lieu
tenant Blase Cole Of the medical reserve
corps. After recovering from the effects
OF the anasthetic Thieman was taken tc
the homo of Mr.. Gates.
| Mrs. Anna Rehm, wife of Private Rehm
OF the band Fort Monroe, Va, but
formerly corporal OF the Sixteenth in.
tantry band, and daughter left for Fort
Monroe Wednesday, where she will joiI
her husband
Private Cfirst-ciass) William Cochran
hospital CORPS was honorably discharged
from the service Monday morning by rea.
son OF purchase Mr.. Cochran has ac.
cepted a position with a large firm in
day
Major Joseph Taylor Clarke, medica
corps, U. g. A, left Wednesday morning
for Washington, d. c., where he win re,
port to Lieutenant Colonel Birmingham
Army Medical school, to take the exam.