Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-06
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Army Orders.

Leave for one month to take effect Sep
tember IA. is granted Second Lieut.. Ed
ward H. Teall, 26th Infantry.
Capt. Clyde E. Hawkins. I'd Cavalry, at
his own request is relieved from duty at
the United States Infantry and Cavalry
School, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and Will
join his proper station.
Leave for ten days is granted First
Lieut. Morton c. Mumma. I'd Cavalry
Leave for sixteen days, to take effect on
or about September g. is granted capt.
Grote Hutchinson. general staff.
First Lieut.. Phillip w. Booker is as
signed to Battery E. I'd Field Artillery:
Capt Francis II. Lomax is assigned to
the iSsd Company. Coast Artillery Corps.
The following named retired officers are
relieved from duty with the Army of Cuban
Pacificaton, to take effect upon the eX-
piration of their present leaves, ana VIII
proceed to their homes: Maj. William
Black Capt. Frank p. Avery and First
Lieut.. James o. Green.
Col John E. Greer, ordnance department.,
will proceed to Fort Armistead. Fort car
roll Fort Howard and Fort Smallwood.
Maryland. on official business pertaining
to the inspection of seacoast armament and
the work of mechanics engaged thereon.
Maj. Golden LII. Ruggles, ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to New York city
official business pertaining to the oper-
atoms of the Water,ovn testing labora-
tory.
The following named officers will proceed
at the earliest practica BILE date to the Phil
ippine Islands for the purpose of carrying
out such instructions pertaining to the
construction of Notifications at Manila
and Subic bays may be communicated
to them by the chief of engineers and the
chief of artillery: Lieut.. Col. Frederic V.
Abbot, Corps of Engineers; Capt. Stanley
d. Embick, Coast Artillery Corps.
Capt. Edward P. Nones, ruartermaster,
will repair to this city, and report to the
quartermaster general of the army for
consultation pertaining to construction
work to be done at Fort Yellowstone. Wyo.,
and upon the completion of this duty will
proceed to Fort Yellowstone and assume
charge of construction work at that post.
First Lieut.. John z. Keller is assigned
to the 93d Company. Coast Artillery Corps,
and will join that company.
The following named assistant sur
geons. under orders to proceed to the
Philippine Islands on transport to sail
:. will proceed to Fort Leavenwor th.
Kan. and report to the comma nding Off
Ger of the 18th Infantry to accompany
that regiment to the Philippine Islands:
Capt. Eugene X. Whitmore, Capt. Lloyd
LIE r. Krebs.
Capt. Paul S. Halloran. assistant sur
geon, under orders to proceed to The Phil
ippine Islands on transport to sail from
San Francisco on or about October ). will
report to the commanding officer of the
18th Infantry at Fort Leavenworth to
accompany that regiment to the Philip
pine Islands
Chaplain Albert j. Bader, s.h Cavalry.
is transferred to The 9th Infantry. and upon
the expiration of his present leave will join
the regiment to which he is transferred.
The following named officers of the ord
nance department will proceed to Province
town September IA for the purpose of OBJ
serving the battle practice of the Atlantic
fleet: Maj. Tracy c. Dickson and Maj.
Charles c. Jameson.
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partment, will proceed to Provncetown for
the purpose of observing the battle prac-
tice of the fleet from September 16 to 81,
inclusive, when he will be relieved from
this duty by Maj. Jay f. Hoffer, ordnance
department who will witness the re-
mander of this practice
Maj. Ernest Kinds. adjutant general Is
relieved from duty at headquarters, De-
partment of Texas, and will proceed to
Fort Riley for duty.
Capt. William F. Creary, sth Infantry,
now at Denver, Will report for temporary
duty until September II.
Leave for one month is granted Mai
Clarence P. Townsley, Coast Artillery
Corps, to take effect upon his being re
lieved from duty at Fort Strong.
The leave granted Capt. Paul S. Hal,
loran, assistant surgeon. is extended tn
and including September 23
Capt. Jesse NJ. Baker quartermaster, will
proceed from ST. Louis to Kansas City on
business pertaining to the inspection of
public animals.
First Lieut.. Ernest Graves and Second
Lieut. William F. Endress, Corps of En-
gineers are relieved from duty in Cuba
when their services can be spared, and
Will then proceed to Washington barracks
for duty with the companies of the ID
Battalion of Engineers and to take the
course of instruction at the Engineer
School
Maj. George Montgomery, ordnance de-
partment, will proceed to frankfort ar
senal, Philadelphia on official business per-
tanning to the system of accounts heinz
introduced at that arsenal