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Army Orders,
CFrom a staff Correspondent

Army Orders.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent
! WASHINGTON March 26.-(Special Tele-
gram Army orders; The following as
signments to regiments of officers recently
promoted are ordered, with March as
date Of rank:
| Captain George o. Cress, Fourth cavalry,
to major, Tenth cavalry.
Captain James b. Hughes, Fourth cav
| airy, to major, First cavalry.
Captain Robert A. Brown Fourth Cav
airy, to major, Fourteenth cavalry
! Captain Willard A. Holbrook, Fifth cav
/ airy. to major, Eighth cavalry.
Captain Lewis NJ. Koeher, Fourth cav
airy, to major Fourth Cavalry,
Captain Robert E 1. Niche. Twelfth
First Lieutenant John s. Fair, Ninth
cavalry, to captain, Fourth cavalry.
First Lieutenant Robert J. Reaney. Sec
ond cavalry, to captain, Fourth cavalry.
First Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman,
Eighth cavalry, to Fourth cavalry.
| First Lieutenant William F. Herring
| shaw, Thirteenth cavalry, to captain, Fifth
cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Thomas A. Rothwen,
Fifth cavalry, to first lieutenant, Ninth
Second Lieutenant Thomas e. Cathro,
Thirteenth cavalry, to first lieutenant, Sec
ond cavalry.
| second Lieutenant f. r. Warner McCabe,
! Sixth cavalry, to first lieutenant, Eighth
/ cavalry.
Second Lieutenant James B. Henry, jr.,
Fourth cavalry, to first lieutenant, Thir-
teenth cavalry.
Major Edward A. Miller, Fifth field ar
tillery, to lieutenant colonel, Fifth field
CAPTAIN William ]. Snow, sixth field ar
tillery, to major, Fifth field artillery.
First Lieutenant Joseph F: Barnes, Sec
| ond field artillery, to captain, Sixth field
artillery.
Second Lieutenant John G. Tyndall,
Fourth field artillery, to first lieutenant,
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! The following captains of the coast ar
tillery corps are promoted to rank OF major
John c. Gilmore and Joseph L. Knowl-
ton.
The following officers of the coast ar
Colonel S 9 Charles B. Bailey Bailey coast artillery
| corps president of examining board, Gal
weston for examination to determine their
Alternately and Andrew Mosesy-First Lieu
| tenants William E. Desombre, Brainard
! Taylor, Avery J. Cooper, waiter e. BAKER
! George P: Halves, jr.; Richard l. NC
Kenny, William Patterson and Lawrence
| c. Crawford, Second Lieutenants Warren
r. Bell, Arthur G. Campbell, John t. Rowe
renee T. Walker, Otto H, Schrader, William
/ r. Nichols, Paul II. Herman, william ).
Fulton, David M. Ashbridge, Hollis L. Null
| Ter, Eli E. Bennett, Homer r. Oldtield'
| William c. whitaker, James A. Brice,
James l.. Dunsworth, Henry M. Maven
( tr. Edward L. Kelly. Thurston hughes
]
! Perego, Frederick. Hanna, Theodore M
! Chase and Willis Shippam.
/ Captains Howard L. Laubaueh, ana
George II. Jamerson, general starr, ana
/ Captain Harry n. Cootes, Thirteenth cav
airy, have each been detailed to various
educational institutions named for purpose
/ Of making the annual Inspection OF the
military departments.
The following officers of the coast ar
tlleIy corps have been 9g6gred TO rsRca
corps. at Fort Monroe, Va, for examina-
tion to determine their fitness Tor pro
motion: Captains Bertram c, Gilbert Law
renee : Miller, Mervyn c. Buckley, Fred
erick F. Johnston, Earle ID. A. feaTce'
BENJAMIN NJ. Koehler, Roderick l.. car
michael and Harold z. Cloke, First Lieu
tenants Carl f. Virgins, Clarence b. Ross
Richard II. Jordan, Samuel {. CardWeli'
James b. Taylor, Guy b. Hanna, Frank
Geer, Charles e. Wheatley, Earl Biscoe'
Wade II Carpenter John E. Monroe
Walter X Wilson, John p. Terrell, Nal
colin p Anduss, o. Hope, Charles 70. T.
Iull owen q. Collins, Frederick ii. smith
and George w. Cocheu, Second Lieutenants
Samuel H. Tilghman, Howard i, clark
Kelley b. Lennon, Thomas .. humphreys
Edwin f. Barlow, Charles 7. Richardson,
Norton NJ Beardslee, Francis @. Delano,
Phillip S. Gage, William c. koenlg, John
]. Thomas, Herbert II; Aeheson; Frank A.
Buell.. Loren II. Can and Charles A.
lieutenant Colonel David J. Rumbough is
transferred from the First FED aTullery
to the Sixth field artillery and VIII pro-
coed TO Fort Riley, Kan, for duty,
nv direction of the president, Captain
Samuel C. Vestal, general staff, is relieved
from detail as member OF the general starr
Ry direction of the president, Captain
aiming Parsons Ninth cavalry, is de-
taiied FOR service In the quartermasters
department, vice Captain John 5. VIM,
Iuuartermaster, who Is assigned TO the
First Lieutenant Robert II. Heterick.
medical reserve corps, is relieved from
dutV In the Army Medical school in this
citV and will proceed to Fort Brady, Mich,
io Az direction Of the president. captain
William NJ CTuickshank. signal corps, Is
relieved from detail In that corps
The president has accepted the resigna-
tion OF First Lieutenant Hermann n.
Bundesen, medical reserve corps to take
ei Es1ts 5iS Henry w. Stamford. signal
lcorDs is relieved from treatment at the
General hospital, Preside, San Francisco,
and will rejoin Company f. signal corps
t7irst Lieutenant Howard l. Martin.
coast artillery will report TO Major Fred
sTick p Reynolds medical corps, Fort
Monroe for examination 10 determine his
fitness for promotion.
nv direction Of the president, First Ldeu-
Tenant Thomas c. Musgrave, seventeenth
Infantry. Is detailed as professor Of mill
tary science al Mississippi Agricultural
and Mechanical college, Mississippi.
Leaves OF absence; Harry l. simpson
Third infantry, two months; First Lieu
tenant Walter s Grant, Third cavalry, eX-
tendeS one month; First Lieutenant Earnest
Graves corps Of engineers, one month;
FTrst Lieutenant Guy r. Manning, Twelfth
Infantry, four months.
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