Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-02

Twenty-second infantry, retired, who has
Deeh confined to the hospital for the last
rev days, Is rapidly convalescing and will
soon De out and around again.
Major Clarke is ward surgeon at the
h0spltal in the absence of Lieutenant Fisk. |
Private James x. Williams. lately as
signed to this post from Columbus with
the last bunch of recruits and assigned to
company A for duty, thought he would
take walk Saturday morning. and on ar
irving at the bank OF the Missouri river
he started to walk around the edge and
the bank caved in, letting him down in the
Ice cold water, where he held on until a
FARMER In the vicinity, who was going
near there to cut some wood discovered
him In the water and helped him out He
was taken 70 nearby house and put to
bed, where he was kept until the arrival
Of the ambulance from the hospital He
was then taken back to the post, not much
the worse for his bath.
Sergeant, first class Paul NJ IAnRe II
living In Omaha at the present, and his
intentions at the present time are to live
there until he is assigned to a permanent
station.
On account of company A, fourth In
fantry, being on guard Christmas day, IL
celebrated it's Christmas on Monday Il
was an excellent dinner, all members
seemed we'll pleased and wish to extend
their thanks TO the cooks. their assistants
and the sergeant In charge OF the mess
Private Crawford, who has been on duty
as operator at the switchboard, was hon
orably discharged the service of the United
States Monday morning by reason of ex-
piration of term Of service. He did not
re-enlist but left next day for his home
William George, one OF the civilian team
sters in the quartermaster department
who has been confined to the hospital for
the last week, suffering from sore throat
and cold, has so far recovered as to be
able TO return to his duties.
Mrs J. j. Short. non-commissioned Of
ficers line, Is on the sick list
The members OF the family OF Sergeant
] Flannery. ordnance department, who have
been on the sick list for the last few days,
have all recovered once more.
Private Tilden Mullens who has been
sick I'm the hospital with a sore throat
has been able to return to duty and as
signed to his new duties with the ma
Pursuant to paragraph one, general or
derE number 50, office of the post com
mander, dated December q. 1910, Major
Joseph Taylor Clarke, medical corps IS
appointed recruiting officer. relieving
First Lieutenant Owen c. Fisk, medical
Private George d. Eastman, company ID.
Fourth infantry, was honorably discharged
| the service OF the United States Thurs
day mOrnin, December %. 1910, by reason
OF expiration OF term OF service He does
not intend TO re-enllst and left for North
him.
Private James QUINN who was dis
charged from company II. Fourth infan-
try a few weeks ago. has re-enlisted for
the Tenth infantry. with station at Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison. Indiana.
n0n0TA0IN
discharged the service OF the United States
Sunday, December g, 1910. by reason OF
expiration OF term OF service he did not
re-enlist at this post. but will go 10 Fort
Mcpherson, Ca, where he will apply for
enlistment In the Seventeenth infantry
Sergeant Conley, the post printer has
been busy for the last two weeks, setting
up and printing a book which will contain
q list OF all the officers and non-comInis-
stoned otncers OF the regiment, together
with a short history OF the regiment which
is very interesting
Private Jesse A. Tolver. company A, who
Is confined In the hospital is slowly improv-
ing.
Captain Carl A. Martin. oommIssary. has
been enjoying a three days leave OF alb
sence during the holidays
walter j. Morningstar. who deserted from
the hospital CORPS at Fort Myer, Va and
surrendered at Fort Omaha, Neb. has COM
pleted the two years sentence imposed
upon him by a general court-martial and
was released from confinement last week
The Identification record (picture and
finger prints and marks OF the man who
was brought to this post from Fremont
Neb-- ana turned over 70 military control
as an alleged deseFter, was made Al the
nost hospital and forwarded to the 40 ju-
thnt General Of the army for idfntlftcatiou
With the enc now on file IN that Office
Prtva-e William n Duke, HoruftaI c0rua
3 confined 40 the hospital EufferiaIr f~0rn
Sn AttSck Of the grip.