The Pensacola journal., 1906-05-13
RECENT ORDERS
IN THE j. s.
NAVY
Many ChangeSSin Service During
Past Week--MedaI of Honor
to Seaman BTeenan.
Special to The Journal.

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Washington, D. c. May.-12 Lieu
! tenant Commander R. F. Lopez,
Lieutenant Commander r. F. Lopez,
U. g. Navy, is not entitled to receive
800 additional pay yearly because OF
extra work as commissary Of subsis-
! tence, is the decis on of the assistant
/ comptroller Of the treasury. There
! is no pay officer attached to the fotil-
la consisting Of the destroyers, Preble,
Farragut and Fox and Lieut.. Comman-'
der LOpey has had to act in that capa-
! city in addition to performing his
other duties.
On recommendation Of Rear Admir-
| al J. H. Sands, superintendent OF the
! Navy Academy, and Rear Admiral
! Converse, chief of the Bureau Of Nav
| igation, Lieutenant D. M. Gaveison
/ has been recommended to the secre>
| tary OF the navy for transfer to the
| corps OF instructors at the academy.
/ Owing to a recent attack of typhoid
fever Lieut.. Garrison has partially
lost use Of one of his legs. Under the
naval regulations he would be retired
but in recognition of his ability as an
instructor it is probable that the rec
he will be retained on the active list.
Naval Orders.
Com. w. F. Fullam, to the command
| Marietta when placed in comm: :ssion.
! Lieut.. ]. " Klemann detached the
Hancock to the Marietta as executive
officer and navigator when commits
| stoned.
Midshipman R. E. Ingersoll detach-
ed the Missouri to the Marietta when
| commissioned.
Midshinpman R. B. Strassburger de-
tached the West Virginia to the Vir-
ginia.
Midshipmen D. l. Selfridge and o.
Bartlett detached the Colorado to the
Virginia.
Midshipmen H. G. Knox detached
the Kearsage to the Virginia
Medical Inspector J. NJ. Steele de-
tached the Brooklyn to home and wait
orders.
Passed Asst. Surg E. M. Brown to
the Naval Hospital, New York, N. Y
Asst. Surg. B. H. Dorsey to the Ian
caster
Asst. Surg. ]. L. Belknap detached
! the Brooklyn TO the Kentucky.
Asst. Surg. J. A. Randall detached
/ the Kentucky to home and wait orders.
Asst. Paymaster T. P. BaIlenger de-
tached duty in attendance on the
course of instruction at the Navy
Pay Officers School, Navy Yard,
Washington, D. c., to the Marietta,
when commissioned.
Chap. w. T. Helm to the Naval Sta
ton, Cavite, P L. sailing from Seat
tie; Wash, June Z. 1906.
Chap. w. G. Cassard detached Nav
al Station, Cavite, P. l., to home and
wait orders.
Asst. Civil Engineer P. J. Bean ap-
pointment announced.
Given Medal of Honor.
For stamping out the fire in the 13-
inch gun turrett room of the Kear-
sarge, Geo. Breenan, seaman, has been
/ awarded a medal of honor and given
800 gratuity. A letter of commenda-
tion was also sent to him by the Sec
retary of the navy. The department.
has also removed the requirements
of the naval regulations that he may
become a candidate for promotion.
Boatswain Mates VIM. Meininger|
and VIM. c. Carpenter were given let
ters of recommendation. Likewise
John Pickard, /. Nordstrom and Jas.
Herrick, but in their instance the reg.
ulations were waived that they NAV
become candidates for promotion to-
be boatswains. C. J. Caranaugh. war
rant machinist also gets a letter and
in his the regulations are waived
A letter of commentator has been is
| sued to the following enlisted men: c..
V. Magnuson, chief master at arms
H. A. Weber, G. B. Keith, w. Dough.
erty and G. A. Rennie, Seamen P. ].
Egan, w. R. Schreiber; ordinary sea-
men; w. L. Wilson, machinsts mate:
F. Sandbag, J. Miller, w. H. Risley. F.
j. Phillips. quartermasters, and ".
Rese, chief quartermaster.
A naval board composed of COM
manders Vreeland, Mclean and Cham
bers and Lieuts. Stokes and Bogert
will formulate report prescribing
designation Of one officer on each ship
to be known as supervisor Of system
OF physical exercise of officers and
men.
Army Orders.
Brigadier General Suter will pro-
| ceed to his home.
The resignation by Major William
F. Lippitt, surgeon, has been accept
/ ed.
Leave for four months is granted
! 1st Lieutenant Gilbert A. Youngberg,
Corps Of Engineers, to take effect upon
his relief from duty at the United
States Staff College, Fort Leavens-
worth, Kansas
Captain Daniel w. Arnold, quarter
master, will proceed from Chicago.
Illinois, to Racine Junction. Wiscon-
sin, pertaining to the inspection Of
| five hundred cots for the Bureau of
lnsular Affairs, and upon completion
of this duty return to his proper sta
/ tiOn.
/ Leave for three months with per.
mission to go beyond the sea. is grant
ed 1st Lieutenant Francis A. Pope,
| Corps Of Engineers.
For Railroad Commissioner.
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