Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-22
OFFICERS CHANGE STATIONS.
Admiral Dewey Notifies the Navy De-
Dartment,

Admiral Dewey has notified the Navy De-
partment of large number of changes of
stations of officers attached to the Asiauc
station, made necessary by the homecoming
of the flagship Olympia and the cruiser
Boston Officers attached to those two YES
sells who have had only a short term of sea
service have been transferred to other yes-
sells remaining on the station, their places
on the vessels returning home being taken
by officers whose terms have expired or
nearly so. The list of changes is fol-
lows
From the Olympia-Lieut. c. E Fox, to
the Helena; Ensign Edward McCauley, jr.,
to the Oregon; Ensign J. II. Holden, to the
Oregon; Naval Cadet c. P. Nelson, to the
Manila; Naval Cadet W. B. Tardy, to the
Baltimore; Naval Cadet G. E. Morgan, to
the Charleston; Naval Cadet F. O.. Branch,
to the Charleston; Passed Assistant Sur
geon l.. l.. Won Wedekind, to the Oregon
for transfer to the Cavite naval hospital;
Chief Engineer ]. ID. Ford. to home in the
United States; Passed Assistant Engineer
l.. ID. Miner, to the Iris; Acting Boatswain
A. Rettig, to the Oregon; Acting Gunner
| A OLSON, to the Baltimore.
From the Charlest on-Second Lieutenant
M }. Shaw. marine corps, to the Oregon
| captain w. H. Whiting, to command the
Boston; Lieutenant G.. R. Slocum, to the
Boston; Lieutenant R. e. Coontz, to the
Do"eoIi, ChsiSH w. a MOHelt, TO the BOS-
| ton; Surgeon H. r. Percy to the Olympia
| FROM the Oregon-Lieutenant Command
er A r. NaZrO, to the Manila; Passed AS.
| slstant Paymaster z. w. Reynolds to the
| Monterey: Assistant Engineer G. X. NAL
| Tory, to the Manila; Boatswain j. Costello
| to the Olympia.
FROM the Boston-Captain G. F. F. Wilde
10 command the Oregon, Lieutenant Com
| naluer j. A. Norris, to the Charleston
| Ensign L. II. Everhart to the Charleston
| Ensign D. W. Blamer. to the Charleston;
| Lieutenant Bernard o. Scott, to the Con.
| cora Ensign II. H Hough, to the Manila
Ensign e. L. Bissett, to the Manila; As
| slstant Paymaster D. Potter to the Ma.
Mia; Assistant Surgeon D. G. Beebe. to the
Monadnock: Chief Engineer G. B. Ransom
to the Baltimore.
From the Baltimore4-Gunner L. ]. Con
nelly. to the Olympia: Chief Engineer F. III
Bailey, to the Olympia
From the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Surgeon
| j ). Chaffee, to the Boston.
From the Concord--Lieutenant C. e
Vreeland, to the Monterey; Chief Engi
neer R. T. Hall, to the Boston.
From the Helena-Lieutenant c. Laird
to the Olympia; Chief Engineer F. H. Ell
| bridge, to the Monterey.
From the Monterey-Lieutenant Com
mander E. NJ. Hughes. to the Boston
Chief Engineer N. H. Stevenson, to tn
Union iron works, San Francisco.
From the Bennington-Passed Assistan
Paymaster B. t. Du Bots, to the Boston.
From the Manila-Lieutenant Command
er F. Singer, to home: Ensign o. P. Jack
son, to the Boston; Passed Assistant En-
| gineer ii. w. Jones, to the Helena.
From the Iris-Chief Engineer w. NJ. N
Little, to the Charleston; Captain of Ma
rines Henry o. Btssett, to the naval sta
| ton, Cavite.
Paymaster E. B. Rogers has been or
dered to the Oregon, lieutenant T. E. d
w. Veeder to the Baltimore, Medical In
spector r. c. Persons, from the naval hos
pitai at Cavite to the baltimore; Captain
| j fOrgyth Com
mander w. Fl. Eyerett to the Iris, Surgeo
| T. c. Hibbett to the, Charleston.