The San Francisco call., 1910-02-08
ARMY INSPECTOR
RETURNING HOME
Colonel Woodward Completes
Tour of Different Posts
in Hawaii
First Cavalry Regiment Is Also
HOmeward BounC on the
Transport Logan

Colonel c. J. Woodward, inspector
general of this department, who has
been on a tour of inspection of the
posts in the Hawaiian islands. has
completed his duties there and is re-
turning to san Francisco on the trans
day evening.
The Logan is bringing home the
First cavalry. This regiment will go
to the following posts:
Headquarters band and second squad
ron, composed of Troops E, f, G and II.
first squadron, being Troops A, B, c
and d, and also Troops * and M, to
the Presidio; and Troops 1 and l. will
go to Boise barracks, Idaho.
The troops going to the Presidio will
occupy the quarters recently vacated
by the Nineteenth infantry, which
sailed for Manila February 5.
Lieutenant Julian L. Dodge, Nine
teenth infantry, who is to act as quar-
termaster on the transport Crook when
it sails to the Philippines February 19,
reported at department headquarters
yesterday.
The Crook will carry a number of
casuals and probably some marines des-
tined to join the naval vessels in Asfatic
waters.
MONTERREY TROOPS PAID
The troops at Monterey, consisting
of the Eighth infantry and two COM
panies of the Thirtieth infantry, were
given their last months pay yesterday
by Major G. F. Pickett. The payment
Lieutenant John N. Hewitt. medical
corps, at the Presidio will accompany
the troops of the First cavalry while
en- route from San Francisco to Walla
Walla, Wash
Captain William A Wickline, medical
corps. who has been stationed at the
general hospital at the Preside for the
last three years. has been ordered to
Fort Niagara, New York, for which
post he will leave the latter part of
this week
A board composed of Major Philip G.
Wales, medical corps, Major Walter *.
Wright Eighth infantry, Captain Muir
ray Baldwin, Eighth infantry, First
Lieutenant Benjamin II. Pope, Eighth
infantry, and First Lieutenant James A.
Simpson, medical reserve corps, viii
meet al Monterey Tuesday, March 1.
to examine such enlisted men as may
come before it to determine their
eligibility for the final examina tion for
advancement to the grade of second
lieutenant.
ORDERED TO HOSPITAL
Lieutenant Robert H Fletcher, Eighth
infantry, stationed at Monterey, has
been ordered to the general hospital
at the Preside for observation and
treatment.
General Thomas II. Barry will be the
guest of honor of the governors staff
at a banquet to be given tonight at
the Palace hotel.
By order Of General Barry a court
martial will meet at Schofield barracks,
Hawaiian territory, Wednesday, Feb
ruary Is, for trial of charges against a.
number of enlisted men. Following is
the detail of the court:
Major Fred w. Foster, Fifth cavalry:
Captain Willard A Holbrook Fifth
cavalry; Captain Charles C. Walcutt Jr,
syth, Fifth cavalry; Captain Charles F.
Morse, medical corps; First Lieutenant
Charles c. Winnia, Fifth cavalry; First
Lieutenant Robert NJ. Barton, Fifth
cavalry; Second Lieutenant Philip II.
Sheridan, Fifth cavalry; Second Lieu
tenant George l.. Morrison, Fifth cav
airy; Second Lieutenant Charles S.
Hoyt, Fifth cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Arthur w. Hanson, Fifth cavalry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Alexander l.. James Jr
Fifth cavalry; First Lieutenant Daniel
D. Gregory, Fifth cavalry, judge advo-
cate.