Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. Clarence S Nettles acting judge ad-
vocate. will proceed to Washington Bar
racks Hospital for observation and treat
ment
First Lieut.. William H. Waldron, 10Th
Infantry, will proceed to Charleston. w
Va, and report in person to the governor
of West Virginia for duty with the militia
of that state during the encampment.
First Lieut.. John o. Steger, Coast Ar
tiliery Corps, now attached to the 10th
Company, is transferred to the unassigned
list, and will proceed to Fort Monroe, Va,
for duty.
Capt Harry B. Jordan has been relieved
from detail in the ordnance department and
assigned to the Sth Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col Frank L. VIM, military sec
rotary to the lieutenant general of the
army, is appointed acting quartermaster.
Leave of absence for twenty days is
granted First Lieut.. William o. Reed, 9Th
Cavalry.
cate of disability granted Chaplain Leslie
r. Groves, 18th Infantry, is further eX-
tended six months on account OF sickness.
Contract Surgeon William H. Smith, now
at St Louis. Mo-, will proceed to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. for duty.
First Lieut.. Kyle Rucker. 14th Cavalry,
will proceed to San Francisco, Cal. for duty
at the military prison at Alcatraz Island,
Cal.
Naval Orders.
Commander D. w. Coffman. from COM
mand of the Boston to home and wait or
ders: Commander F. f. Beatty, from the
bureau of ordnance, Navy Department, to
command the Albany: Lieut.. f A. Brooks,
granted three months sick leave: Ensign
D. A. Weaver. from the Alabama to the
Iowa; Ensign O. r. Cooper, from the Wash
ington to the Naval Hospital, New York,
N. Y, for treatment; Surgeon E. H. Mar
ill -;1 l1l ~;x
weeks; Boatswain w. Fremgen, to the
Maine; Boatswains w. F. OConnell and
]. Stokes, to the Chicago; Carpenter r.
Morgan, from the Chicago to navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal: Ensign E. F. Greene
from the PENNSYLVANIA to home; Assistant
Surgeon r. f. Stoopes, from the Concord
to home; Assistant Surgeon w. D. Owens.
from the Villalobos to home; Assistant
Surgeon c. T. Grayson, from the Maryland
to home; Ensign w. H. Lassing, from the
Colorado to the Supply; Boatswain II. N
HuXford. from the naval station, Cavite, p
l., to the Supply; Assistant Surgeon c. X.
VIM, to the Villalobos: Assistant Surgeon
T. w. Raison to the West Virginia; Assist
ant SURGEON l. F: Cohn, to the Elcano: As
sistant Surgeon H. Butts. to the Maryland;
Assistant Surgeon E. c. ]. Estnge, from
the Elcano to the Concord; Assistant Sur
geon l.. II. Wheeler. from the Helena to
the Raleigh; Passed Assistant Surgeon V.
B. Smith. from the Raleigh to the Helena.
Lieut.. Commander w. Ball, to the navy
yard, Boston.
Lieut. Commander T. Washington, from
bureau Of navigation, Navy Department, to
command Dolphin.
Lieut. A. st. c. Smith, to the navy yard,
New York.
Lieut.. c. E. Courtney. from command
Blakely, to the works of the Fore River
Shipbuiding Company, Quincy, Mass, duty
in connection with submarine torpedo boats
and to command Octopus when commits
stoned.
ton, Newport, r. I.
Lieut. F. r. Naile, to Lancaster, Navy
yard, League Island, Pa.
Ensign c. A. Blakely, from Maylower, to
Asst. Surg H, w. Smith. report to sur
geon general, Navy Department, Washing
ton, D. c., for special temporary duty.
Paymaster r: Spear, to the navy yard,
Paymaster r. H. Woods, Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md, to duty midshipmens
storekeeper and commissary officer, An
napolis.
Passed Assistant Paymaster S. E. Barber,
from naval station, Cavite, P. L., to home
and wait orders.
Warrant Machinist ]. A. Oliver. to the
works of the New York Shipbuldng Com
pany, Camden, N j., for duty in connec-
ton with the New Hampshire.
Changes in the Ordnance Department.
By direction of the President, the follow
named officers are detailed as captains
in ordnance department: '--
Capt. Herman w. Schulz, Coast Artillery
Corps; First Lieuts. Walter G. Penfield
18th Infantry, Charles NJ. Wesson Sth
Cavalry; William P. Plat, Coast Artillery
Corps, and Guy E. Carleton, Coast Artl-
lery Corps
Capt. Schulz is ordered to duty in the
office of the chief of ordnance; Lieut. PEN
field to the Springfield armory; Lieuts.
Wesson, Plat and Carleton, to the Sandy
Hook proving grounds.
By direction of the President, the follow
ing-named officers are detailed as captains
in the ordnance department.:
First Lieuts. Glen F. jerks. Frederic w
Hinrichs, jr.: Milford ]. Hawkins fleming
F. Colley, Lesley ]. McNair, Lucian B.
Moody, Charles NJ. Allen, James B. billiard
David c. Seagrave.
The following named officers are detailed
to fill vacancies in the grade of first lieu
tenant in the ordnance department.:
First Lieuts. Richard c. Marshall, jr.
Coast Artillery Corps; Thomas B. Doe
Coast Artillery Corps, and Lloyd T. Hors-
fall Coast Artillery Corps; Second Lieuts
Charles A. Meals. 18th Infantry; Norman
F. Ramsey. 9th Infantry and Richard c.
Burleson, 18th Cavalry. The officers named
will take station at the Sandy Hook prov
ing ground.
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