Evening star., 1901-07-20
Naval Orders.
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Commander \. F. Dixon has been ordered
to the Mare Island yard as the relief OF
Capt L. ]. Allen, who is ordered home and
wait orders.
Commander c. X Curtis. when discharged
from further treatment at Norfolk Hospi-
tall to home. two weeks sick leave; then. II
physically able, to resume command of the
Vixen.
Lieut. Com. W. n. Little Lieuts. w. p
White, II. F. Bryan. Ensigns II G. .iustin
j. c. Wettengell T. A. Craven. A Bronson.
jr, Surgeon c. j. Decker, Carpenter ]. T.
s. Miller, Warrant Machinist r. Ruth and
Assistant Warrant Machnist j. Wilson.
from the Newark. when placed out of COM
mission, to home and wait orders.
Lieut. j. r. Morris, from the Newark to
the Wabash, Immediately.
Lieut. A S. Halstead. from the torpedo
station to Cramps shipyard, assistant to
inspector of machinery.
Lieut. f. Winship, from the torpedo sta
tion to the Iowa.
Lieuts. H. l. Cone and f. II. Delany,
from the torpedo station to the Norfolk
navy yard.
Lieut. T F. Carter, from the Academy
August I. and when discharged from Army
and Navy General Hospital. Hot Springs,
Ark, to home and wait orders.
Lieut. F. l.. Sawyer, from the torpedo
station to the Constellation. Immediately.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. H. Bucher,
from the Norfolk Hospital to the Dixie.
Assistant surgeon +. T. SICDOndl0 TO the
Naval Museum of Hygiene, Washington, d.
Assistant Paymaster W. T. Wallace from
the Scorpion to the Machias. Immediately.
Chaplain l.. p. Reynolds. from the New
ark; continue treatment in the New York
Hospital
Boatswain H. Sweeney. from the Newark
to the Portsmouth, n. H, yard.
Lieutenant Commander n. Sargent has
been detached from the Scorpion when
that vessel is placed out of commission,
and ordered TO command the Machias i'm
mediately-
the Machias as executive and navigator.
Lieut.. F. H. Clark. from the Scorpion to
the Machias, in charge of engineer de-
Lieut. W W. Bush, from the torpedo sta
ton. and to duty assistant inspector of
machinery, Union iron works San Fran
cisco.
Lieut.. G. S. Lincoln. from the Massa chu-
setts to the torpedo station for course of
instruction.
Lieut.. y. Sterling. jr.. has been commits
Stoned a lieutenant. from October "a 1860
Lieut.. Allen NJ. Cook, from the Prince
ton to the Culgoa.
Lieut.. Victor Blue, from the Kentucky to
the Mare Island navy yard.
Lieut.. Frank NJ Russell from the Isla
de Luzon to the Kentucky
Ensign {. A. Ebele. from the Scorpion to
officer.
Ensigns W. d. Leahy. Arthur st, c.
Smith and Andrew T. Graham from the
Glacier to the Culgoa
Ensign Walter r. Sexton. from the Gull
goa to the General Alava.
Naval Cadet s. Cannon, from the Kear-
sarge to the Machias watch and divis-
ion officer
Cadet W. NJ Hunt, from the Alabama to
the Machias.
Cadet J. w. Timmons from the Massa-
chusetts to the Machias.
Cadet W. s. Miller, from the Scorpion TO
the Machias.
Cadet Chas. T. Wade. from the Culeoa
to the Glacier.
Assistant Surgeon F. NJ. Began, from the
Scorpion to the Nachias
Warrant Machinist c. II. Casey, from the
Franklin 10 the Illinois.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Chas p Bagg.
from the Culgoa to the Yorktown
Capt VIM B. Lemly L. s. NJ c. from
the Cavite marine barracks to home
Capt John F. McGi1 First Lieut.. Chas
r. Taylor Second Lieuts. William H.
Pritchett and Theodore E Backstrom all
OF the United States marine corps from
the Cavite marine barracks to Guam