Evening star., 1912-11-21
CAPT. LOUIS 7. B0|SEAU
IS ORDERED TO DISTRICT
Artillery Officer Designated to
Instruct and Inspect Ma
ti0nal Guard.

Capt. Louis 7. Boiseau 9th Field Artil-
lery, United States Army. now at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, has been ordered to
report In this city as inspector-instructor
for the organized militia in this artillery
district, to take the place of Capt. Oliver
L. Spaulding. jr., detailed here for nearly
two years past. Capt. Boiseau will be in
spector-instructor for the 1st Battery,
District Of Columbia. in addition to sew
eral Virginia batteries. The order issued
at the War Department today specifies
than December 3.
Capt. Boiseau is we'll known to many of
the officers of the National Guard of the
District, as his first military service was
with the 1st District of Columbia In
fantry, United States Volunteers, in the
Spanish war.
Nearly fifty other officers are affected
by the orders issued today. Officers re-
lieved from duty as inspector-instructors
and ordered to rejoin their battery, troop
or company are as follows:
Capts. Hugh D. Wise, infantry; Upton
Birnie, jr., 9Th Field Artillery; Brainerd
Taylor, Coast Artillery Corps; David Y.
Beckham, Coast Artillery Corps; Russell
p. Reeder, Coast Artillery Corps; James
Justice, infantry; Henry E. Eames, 2Sth
Infantry; Charles H. Morrow. infantry
Frank l.. Wells 11th Infantry, and Steph-
en- Q. Fuqua, infantry.
Capt. Hunter b. Nelson, 26th Infantry;
Capt. Gideon H. Williams. 2sth Infantry
Capt. Charles H. Danforth, 14th Infantry
First Lieut.. Frank F. Jewett, infantry;
First Lieut.. Edgar z. Steeyer, Sd. 2sth
Infantry; First Lieut. Ambrose r. EN-
cry, 18th Infantry: First Lieut.. Converse
r. Lewis, infantry; First Lieut.. H. Cray
NJ. Supplee, infantry; First Lieut.. Clyde
=. Crusan, infantry; First Lieut.. William
p. Persons. 11th Infantry; First Lieut.. Ira
T. Fraval. 10th Infantry; First Lieut..
Brice p. Disque, Sd Cavalry.
Relieved of Present Duty.
Each of the following-named officers is
relieved from his present duties and is de-
tailed for duty as an Observation-Disclosures
of the organized militia at cities indi-
Gated: Maj. Munroe Mcfarland. 18th In
fantry, Albany, N. Y; Maj Edward r.
Chrisman, 10th Infantry, Trenton, N. j.;
Capt. Robert II. Wescott, 11th Infantry
Madison. Wis; Capt. Henry s. Wagner,
14th Infantry, Austin, Tex: Capt. Rus
sell c. Langdon. Sd Infantry. Raleigh
n. C.; Capt. Ethelbert L. d. Breck-
inridge, 10th Infantry. Frankfort, KY;
Lansing. Mich; Capt. Frank s. Bowen,
infantry. Sacramento. CAL; First Lieut.
Richard d. La Garde. 10th Infantry.
Phoenix, AriZ.; First Lieut.. Manfred
LAMA. eth Infantry. Baton Rouge, La. !;
First Lieut.. John r. McGinness, 9Th In
fantry, Boston, Mass; First Lieut.. Hans
Q. Olson, 18th Infantry, Cheyenne, Wyo ;
First Lieut.. Augustus f. DannemiIler
9TH Infantry, BOISE. Idaho; First Lieut.
LaVergne l. Gregg. 9th Infantry, Tai "a
hassee. Fla; First Lieut.. Ralph H.
1@avitt, 18th Infantry. Seattle. Wash. ;
First Lieut.. John S. McCleery,
10Th Infantry. Salt Lake City, Utah;
First Lieut.. Frederick w. Boschen, 18TH
Infantry, Denver, Col; First Lieut.. Fred
H. Turner, I'D Infantry, Bismarck, N.
D.; First Lieut.. Augustine A. Hofmann,
9th Infantry, Helena. Mont: Capt. Nal
colin p. Andruss, Coast Artillery Corps
Stamford. Conn.,; Capt Robert f. McMil-
Ian. Coast Artillery Corps, Boston, Mass. :;
First Lieut.. John f. Hemphill, 9th Cav
airy, Cincinnati. Ohio; Capt Frank j.
Miller. Coast Artillery Corps, Port. and,
Me. Capt. John B. w. Corey, 5th Field
Artillery, has been assigned to duty as
inspector instructor in the New York city
artillery district.