Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-09

The following is the yearly record for
1868 of the Fourth infantry, stationed at
this post, and has not been eXcelled by
any other regiment of the United states
TOR 1913, or, as tar as can De learned, any
regiment for number OF years, Inc resi-
ment ia commanded by Colonel Edwin d.
bolton, who is absent with leave, On Janu-
airy /, the regiment Except companies n
and B'"D was stationed at camp BOSNIAN
z, l. Companies e. and ''B' were sIh-
toned at Post of Ilono, Panany, L. L.
Left station January q ana proceeded 10
Manila, p. l., where 1t participated In
parades incident to the opening OF the
Manila carnival of 1910. Left Manila, Febru-
airy 70 anu proceeded to OlonBapo, L. l. In
gagged in maneuVers held near that place,
returning to station, March O. Lett sta-
tons en- route TO the United States, May
5, sailing from the Philippines division
May 10, arriving at San Francisco, June
IL. Headquarters band, First ana second
battalions and Machine Gun platoon, pro-
ceeded to Fort Crook, Neb., and the Third
battalion to Fort Logan II. Roots, Ark.
The regiment left stations July r. 1919, ana
marched to Fort Riley, Kan, where II
participated in the maneuvers held at that
post returning to stations september IL,
That portion of the regiment stationed at
Fort Crook Neb., participated in the milf
tary tournament held at Des Moines, Ia,
and at Omaha, Nsb., from September rs
in October 8, 1909. Distance travelled during
the year was as follows: BY marching,
347 miles; by water, 96lS miles, and by
rail, 21i2 miles, making total or R,Wi
miles in one year The regiment was under
GdIlNdS i've HlOulnb anu Ten ndgo hAlAAlb
the year, a record that is hard to beat in
time of peace,
Private Belden, Hospital corps, U. S. A.,
who WAS honorably discharged the service
Of the United States a few days ago by
reason of expiration of term of service,
was re-enltsted at Fort Logan, Colo, ana
assigned to this post for duty, with the
detachment of Hospital corps. Private Bel
den arrived Saturday.
Private Jesse A. Toliver, who has been
sick in the hospital, is able TO be around
again.
The Antler club at the hospital celebrated
the New Year by holding series OF box
ing bouts and wrestling exhibitions in their
rooms. The first bout OF the evening was
for three rounds, between Abraham Shap-
iro and Edward T. DUNCAN, the two mid
dleweights OF the club. The milling was fast
a draw. The bout was refereed by Freder-
lex Gilmour. The second bout was for three
rounds between Otto s. Monroe and Freder-
lex Gilmour, which held the audience ali
the time The bout was fast, both trying
to best the other, but ended in a draw,
which satisfactory to both parties
and the audience. This is the second time
these two have met, and both times II has
been declared a draw. The third bout was
between Monroe and Kessel. Although
Monroe was fifteen pounds lighter than
Kessel. he fought him all over the ring;
was the aggresBor all through the fight,
and II Kessel had not used his feet to
would have happened to him. The bout
belonged to Monroe by a large margin.
whitaker, the eN-CnaInplOu tuluuleWelEnt
of the club, was not in the rooms at the
time of the meeting. He was suffering from
sick headache and retired early to his
second Lieutenant John p. Bubb, Fourth
infantry, has been sick In his quarters
for a few days.
fantry, Is now in command OF Company
HI. relieving First Lieutenant Augustine A.
Holman, Twenty-seventh infantry, who
has Joined his regiment at Fort Sheridan
Sergeant Chiffon Bragg, assistant to the
dental SURGEON arrived IN ne re- post St Wed
Is staying at the post hospital.
Clark G. COnley, Company q, Fourth In
fantry. who was honOrably discharged
from the service Of the United States Tues
day morning by reason Of expiration OF
term OF service, was re-enlisted by Major
Clarke, for the Fifth infantry, Plattsburg
OF the three months furlough granted him
he will report at that station for duty.
Sergeant Ellis East Company B, Fourth
Infantry who was honorably discharged
from the service OF the United States by
reason Of expiration Of term OF service,
January 2, and was re-enlisted as a SER
geant at the recruiting office, this post, for
Company Il. Sergeant East left Tuesday
evening 'on q three months furlough and
will visit his parents and relatives In
stanford Ind
second Lieutenant John II. Muncaster.
a two months leave OF absence returned
to the post and reported for duty with this
regiment, January 4 1911.
Dental Surgeon Franklin Wing, United
states army. arrived In the post We'd
nesday morning and will be ready for per-
forming the necessary dental treatment
TO officers and enlisted men as soon a.
the office can be fixed up, which WIN h.
az the post hospital
Sergeant IsidoTe l. Gershberg hospital
corps this post has been appointed mess
sergeant. relieving Sergeant First Glass
Frank o. NieOdemus. hospital CORDS
First Lieutenant owen c. Fisk. medical