Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Pursuant TO orders Issued from the War
department. the following changes in sta
uons or officers is announced: Captain
tailed for service and to fill a vacancy in
the subsistence department OF the army 20
take effect December IA, 1910. Captain Mutt
man, subsistence department Is relieved
from that duty to take effect December
10, and is assigned to the Fourth infantry
tor duty, he win be assigned to company
Tor duty by his regimental commander.
Captain Hatstead Dorey, Fourth infantry.
Is hereby relieved from further duty ct
Fort TO Jay; New York. and will proceed to
Washington d. c., September %, 1910
George Clayton, who was discharged from
company n at this post a few weeks
all right after all and has signified his in
tenuons to re-enlist again.
The, carpenters have been busy at the
post hospital for the last few days build
ing steps and cutting new doorways in the
new addition to the hospital and are maxi
ing great many improvements that were
very badly needed, the work is being done
under the supervision OF the Quartermas-
ter of the post, and will be a decided inn
provement to the hospital
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Charles
Yeager, was re-enlisted at this post last
week by First Lieutenant Blase Cole Medi-
cal reserve corps, for another term OF
three years and win stay at the Quarter
he has been stationed for S the RoS last n fifs
teen years, Sergeant Yeager has Just com
pIeted forty years of continuous service
Tor his country, and Is the oldest enlisted
man on duty today in the service. SER
geant Yeager has had five five year en-
iistment periods, and five three year en-
listment periods, and Is still good for some
more yet. He was made a post quartermas-
ter sergeant about thirty years ago and
had the position continuously ever since.
Sergeant knight, one of the committee
on dances at this post,intends 20 see that
the dances which start when the troops
come back, will be run on a larger and
than hafOrR
gram will be furnished. new music, and
the the crowd will be as orderly as before.
Wednesday, October II, and will continue
throughout the winter that way.
First Lieutenant Blase Cole Medical Re
serve ss corps, U. 8. A. who has been at
service in October 1909, left for washington
Monday evning arriving there in time to
report In person to Colonel Louis A. La
Of the Army Medical school at that city
on Monday morning, October 2, 1910 at
class with First Lieutenant Clemens W. Nc.
Milan who was also one OF the doctors al
the hospital here, he having left for Wash
ington THURSDAY evening, and stopping fol
Louis Mo. Lieutenant Cole first went to
New York City, then to Huntsville N. j.,
and Mrs. Cole. Both doctors viii be BE- missed
as they were great favorites with ali the
enlisted men and officers of the post, and
their graduation next June, they will be-
UNASSIGNED First Leutenants in the med.
ioal corps OF the army and will probably
be sent to the Philippines for duty They
lett this post with the best wishes of the
garrison who wish them all the success In
me world at their new places of duty
Or. Bert X. Huntington, who took the ex,
animation for the medical corps of the
army at this post In June. Is also a student
at the Army Medical school
Private Flynn of Company d, Fourth in.
fantry, reported at this post a few days age
as absent without leave from his command.
Ing officer, and was placed in confinement
awaiting orders from his company, he will
probably be kept here until the return OF
his company from Omaha, Neb.
Acting Cook Harry C. Bray and Private
Richard Kessell Of the Hospital corps, have
purchased fine camera and are takina
some excellent pictures Of the post and
surrounding country.
Pursuant to general orders issued from
from headquarters, this post Major Joseph
Iaylor Clarke, medical corps, this post is
appointed recruiting officer to date from
Monday Sept. 26, 1910.
In accordance with orders issued from
headquarters, Fort Crook, First Lieutenant
Blase Cole, Medical Reserve corps, is hereby
relieved from further duty at this post as
recruiting officer he having been trans
ferred to the army medical school, Wash
ington, ID. C.,
Private Epmmers Of Company F, Fourth
infantry, who was too sick to accompany
his regiment to this post upon their arriva
In san Francisco in June, arrived In this
post rev days ago, reporting to the com.
manding officer for duty. He will be as,
signed TO Company H for quarters and