Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22

Tuesday marked the last day with the
Fourth regiment Of infantry that Colonel
Of the colonels busy days, between Gotung
ready and saying Good-byS WEDNESDAY
at s:B Colonel ana MIS- p 52tSSn; diStSnt
and Captain Babcock, quarterTnhster, end
the Ooloners orderly, went to the eh car
they viii take during the cOlonelS four
month"; leave OF absence granted him. Inc
band assembled in front Of the car atAaon
Home" "pade" and a great many old
time tunes. Altar the playing the car left
poSt ss SSS ;uut TSoSntiy BEEN SsaiEnSd TO-
The best wishes OF the garrison 50 with
tho colonel en- bis retirement and AL Wish
him q iOng and prosperous NE
Sergeant Major Thomas w. King, Fourth
infantry was married In CoVtngton, KY,
last week 70 Miss El9CSnq T,n A0Ss , 9i make axe
his home in the post on his return from tine
furioush granted him by the post com
General orders No. - issued from head
quarters, Fort Crook. Neb., read as fol-
| lows; Having been granted leave OF ao-
| active service at my request TO date from
| that day. the undersigned hereby rein-
/ quishes command OF the Fourth Infantry.
| stree July H. 1907 (mostly in the Philip
pines). the relationship experienced has
/ been most agreeable, ana ad1urO you. poLh
! officers and enlisted men, to ever maintain
/ the love of country, Jealous loyalty 10 the
service, devotion to duty and harmony IN
/ the regiment which has ever impressed me
/ as pre-eminently characteristics Of the
/ Fourth infantry.-Edwin b. Bolton. Colonel
General orders No. 70 issued from head
! quarters, Department OF the missouri,
Omaha. Neb.; read ss follows; ! Second ~
| fantry, having reported November 6, 1910,
/ in compliance with paragraph J. special
! Quarters. is announced as aide-de-camp to
/ Brigadier General Frederick A. Smith
| IT, s. A. 2 Major Daniel B. Devore'
/ charge OF the office OF chief ordnance Off
/ Ger OF the department and Will transfer ali
records AND property pertaining aiming 20 ,I JhS'
son. Eleventh infantry, aide-de-camp, who
| Is appointed chief ordnance officer Of the
M p@T Watson SissoS Eleventh infantry. aide-de-
| camp, viii have charge Of the office OF
/ the chief engineer officer OF the department
In the absence of Major Meriwether L
| Walker, corps OF engineers BY command
| OF Brigadier General smith. w. p. Burn
ham major. general staff, chief-Ot-Gtaff.
Second Lieutenant Edwin M. Watson was
! a visitor In the post Sunday afternoon, the
guest OF Lieutenant Smith.
! this post who has been spending a ter
days vacation visiting friends in Columbus
Neb., returned TO the post after having q
Former Drum Major stratton of tn,
Fourth infantry band, who was recently re
natl iii O.. left Tor lis new station saturday
I afternoon. He will make his home with
| his family I'm Newport XIV.
! Private Buoy T. WAee.er. who has beer
quite sick In the post hospital. IL rapidly
convalescing and will soon be on duty.
William III. Duke, who has been spendinl
/ q months furlOugh granted him by thJ
post commander, returned 10 the post sun
DAY evening. after having spent an enjoy
able time visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Kansas and Nebraska
Pursuant to the first Endorsement. chic
surgeons office headquarters. Department