Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-24


two prtyte soldiers lu The regiment Of long-
est term q service IN the army. The fol
lowing soldiers viii be available in the or
der named Private James H. sanford,
. Company J.. Private William X Coleman,
Company a. Private Peter walsh, Com
ps-y @ Private Thomas Connolly. Com
pAny Z Private Anthony peuof. Com
pany n, and Private Lee B. AatttK Com
IRE res.Fnatlor. upon hls own request
% FIRST Lieutenant =. l. smith, Sixteenth
infantry. as sd1utArt o. the second bHttal-
ion % the regiment has been accepted. and
Lieutenant smith WAS assigned 20 COMPANY
n o. the regiment. vice First Lieutenant
Walter Harvey. transferred 20 unEs-
Private Hsrry L. TviehUuEs Company
Z who recently Ie-snLsted for the regl-
ment has been detailed on special duty a.
second Lieutenant r. W Bosehsn bat
TALON guHrternBster and comuissarT. Six
tesnth infantry. has been relieved from
temporary duty with Company OF ioe
Priysis sherman G.. Anderson. COMPANY
F. has been transferred 10 Company Il Of
the regiment.
Private Fioyde Densmore. Company F.
has been relieved from special duty in the
bowling alleys.
. infantry. unassigned. has been detailed on
special duty az assistant To the chaplain
/ Battalion Sergeant MAJOR Bdwsrd Sykes
has been relieved from special duty as act
ms post ordnance sergeant
T Private FLOYD ID smith Company NJ. has
been detailed on extra duty 81 the quarter
masters department vice Private Claude
L. Shower, Company =, relieved
Private Harry p. Adams, Company b,
this post, has been ordered 10 proceed 20
his proper station. Fort y. A Russell
Wye, reporting upon arrival thereHt 10 the
comma ndinE officer for duty. The cost Of
transportation and increased cost OF sub
sistence was reported 70 the commanding
officer, Company B. Eleventh infantry as
. charge against the soldier
Leave OF absence for ten days 10 TAXA
effect on OF about May i 1870 has been
granted Second Lieutenant =. ". Boschen.
battalion quarterrnasteT and comDiBsa rY.
Sixteenth infantry.
Private John 5 McBsne. Company L.
Sixteenth infantry, who has been suffering
for almost year Nom the effects q
broken arm caused by q fan from horse
during the target season Of 1893 has been
ordered 10 proceed 70 the general reQguit
depot, jefferson Barracks. No, for exam
insuon before q board Of medical effiosrE.
subEsQuent to his being discharged from
the army on surgeons certificate Of diEa-
bility
! Private Firsz-class John I. Hester. hos-
! pits1 coTpE, assistant TO Dental Surgeon
George D. Graham has been ordered 70
. proceed to Fort Omaha Neb.. reporting
upon arrival thereat 10 the commanding g
officer for duty.
Sergeant F,rst-class Christian 4 Hecksl-
I man hospital corps, having completed the
= Inspection OF damaged X-rsy machine Al
. this post has been ordered 70 return TO This
= proper station. Fort Riley, Kan.
s Leave Of absence for ten Gay has been
7 granted Captain c N. BunSel adjutsnt
: Sixteenth infantry.
4 Second Lieutenant A ". Lane, Four1 n
e Infantry has been detailed at post and
/ constructing quGTtermAster. relieving First
s Lieutenant Q. Il white Sixteenth in
fantry, Of his duties such.
! Leave Of absence for twenty dayE bas
been granted Second Lieutenant Napoleon
! v Riley. Sixteenth infantry, 10 visti
z Grsety, Ken,
. Private Andrew W. Hill Company H
Z has been transferred 10 the Sixth cavalry
4 and directed 20 proceed 20 For1 Des
E MOlnes, Ia
, Dental Surgeon George d. Graham
k CnEed state army, has been relieved from
8 the temporary duty a. this post and Or
q dered TO Fort Omaha, Neb reporting upon
= arrival ChereAt 20 the commanding officer
i Tor temporary dufy for such time as his
: services may be required, not 70 exceed one
Private Samuel H. Jones. Sixteenth in.
= tEntTy band has been transferred 10 th'
= Eighteenth infantry band and directed K
= proceed 20 F'ort Mackenzie, Wye.
Leave OF absence for twenty days u
e visit his home in GrHenvfle Miss hBi
3 been granted Second Lieutenant G. X
J. Nulsen, Sixteenth infantry
II Chaplain J " Hnlman Sixteenth In
, fRntry, has applied for leave Of absence 70
, one month 70 visr Denver. Colo. prior q
e his departure for station in AlaEke Thi
le chaplain deserves q vel earned rest Rs hi
duties a. the post are veTE arduouE.
Lieutenant Gardner. United States Ads-5n
CORPS, VINO iH paying a short visit 20 rs
= father, Colonel Cornelius Gardener. com
Hlanoing Fort Crook. Neb-, received N
= officers Of this posi- informally al IN
n oolonels quarters Thursday between
= < and ,. N.
In The Eturk visited 1he quarters Of Leu
p tenant and Mr. Morrison Friday evening
3 April lb. and left nine-poUpnd baby boy
q Mother and baby are doing nicely and cor
rs EratulEtions are pouring 10 from AL officer
ID ans ladies' o. the post
Of MrE Lane, uauthsr Of Second Lieutsnsn
D. Lane Fourth infantry. uuaTrermaster Q
OF post, Who was severely Ecalded by IN
bursting OF one Of the hot water pipes 1
I rear q the stove in ehear quarters. is re
y ported 20 be getting along veTy nicely
lo Miss HinmAn. sister of Chaplain Humzr
= left last week for New York City 10 Wis
- brothers and sisters ct that place Mis-
aI HulmEn win scconnany uhe Char I
~ Alaska. and take station with him 81 20,
- william H Seward. where she expects Z
= be of great assistance 20 the chaplain /
MS religious work, which he has partly our
~ lined
~ Second Lieutenant N C. EhalIsnbsrEss
ad Sixteenth infantry has reouested leave q
D. shsence for twenty DAYS % visit Deuve
OF tse ranks Of the -osnedicts" LAeutsnaT
81 shsllenbsrEer and his bride expect 20 Fpen
,s Their honeymoon in Alaska
NJ The eomma1dinE off5esT of Columbu
at this posi- Of the apprehension and reTur
70 20 military control a. fhE1 post Of Private
"a, Albert Steiner and Ray Jackson both
" Company N, SiEGesuth iEfantry- WhD 81
- serted the service MAJ g. 1909 They Wei
AA HppTehended IN PittEburE, Pc by neie'
tive james p, Boyle
= II Is being run9red about the post thi
- orders viii soon be rbcFiVEd from the We
=, Department 10 the effec. that nonoou
~ miEsiuDsd officers and prIvates who hay
"a less than one year 10 serve on date a sai
Il ing of the regiment for Alaska VIII be di
VI charged for the convenience a TIE govern
- meut upon their written promise 70 n
~ enlist In their respective urEAnlEEtionE an
Et v'll be re-enliste5 on the day following thi
~ % discharge PTivateE who wlll have lei
ce than one year 20 serve on date of sa5linl
ie and who DO MOI desire 20 Be discharged an
- Ts-enliEted. viii be trnnEferre6 by the a
-, parrunHnr oOnmandeF % other organization
n in this department n the extern o. artu
-. vacancies therein ~ such d. the case
"a win affect practically tWo-thirdE u n
es command.
o. LincOin Company EKelBded.