Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

The following changes in the 5th Field
Artillery are ordered:
Capt Ernest D. Scott. from Battery e
and placed on the unassigned list. Capt.
Oliver l.. Spauldins. il. is assigned TO
Battery e.
Lieut.. Col David J. Rumbough. LIST
Field Artillery: Is detailed for duty as
instructor OF Battery A. LIST Battalion.
Field Artillery, Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia.
By direction of the President. and upon
the application Of Principal Musician
Joseph kemmer. band. ID Infantry. that
soldier Will be placed upon the retired list
The leave of absence granted Lieut.. Col
Frank +. Eastman. deputy commtssary
general. is extended to July Is. isos.
BY direction OF the President. Capt
Joseph l.. knowlton. Coast Artillery
Corps. is detailed 10 fll q vacancy in the
Quarterma sters department
Second Lieut.. William c. Russell. 9Th
Infantry. is detailed for duty at the ma
| tional match for 1905 at Camp Perry.
Ohio.
The following named officers OF the
| Medical Corps have been assigned to
Company -, Hospital Corps:
First Lieuts. Mahlon Ashf ord. Arthur
y. Tasker. Garfield L. Mckinney and
Calvin ID. Cowles. jr.
The following named officers OF the
Medical Corps have been assigned to duty
| with Company y. Hospital Corps:
First Lieuts. Joseph A. Wo-thington.
Howard McC. Snyder and Hiram A. Phil
| lips.
Capt. Henry T. Ferguson. commissary.
will proceed TO Vancouver barracks.
Washington. for duty in connection
with his detail as chief commissary OF the
| camp of instruction to be held at Ameri-
| can lake. Washington.
Leave Of absence for two months 10
granted Capt. Samuel j. Morris, Medical
Corps.
The leave OF absence granted First
Lieut.. Warren T. Hannum. Corps OF En-.
sineers, is extended to include August /.
1908
BY direction OF the President and upon
the application of Sergeant OF Ordnance
Timothy Fitzpatrick that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list.
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days is granted Maj. Omar Bundy.
9Th Infantry. acting inspector general.
Leave OF absence for one month and
fifteen days is granted Capt. Clarence II.
Mcneil Coast Artillery Corps.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. Henry NJ. Fales. LIST Infantry, is
extended one month.
Naval Orders.
Capt A. v. Zane from William Cramp
| & Sons. Philadelphia, Pa. TO the navy
yard. Portsmouth. y. H.
| Capt. J. r. Edwards. from the navy
yard. Portsmouth. n. H.. to duty at the
| works Of William Cramp & Sons, Phila-
| delphia. Pa.
Lieut.. w. T. Conn. jr.. and Ensign W.
H. Lassing, when DISCHARGED treatment
United States naval hospital. Mare Is
land. Cal. to the United States. Naval
Medical School hospital. Washington.
D. c., for treatment.
Midshipman X. Heron, when discharged
| treatment at the United States nava.
hospital. Annapolis. Md. to the Idaho.
Eurgeon J. F. Uric, from the Pennss
vania and report to president OF the
naval retiring board. navy yard. Mare
| Island, Cal, for examination for retire
ment.
Boatswain A. H. Hexson. from the
Pensacola. San Francisco. Cal. to the
Kentucky.
| Gunner J. F. Mccarthy. from the Ten
nessess to the Kentucky.
Warrant Machinist NJ Huber. from the
| Pennsylvania to the Kentucky.
| Warrant Machinist ]. r. Likens. from
| the Colorado to home and wait orders.
u. r. Zivnuska. resignation as pay
| masters clerk In the navy, duty the Ne
braska, accepted.
G. A wilcox. appointed a paymasters
clerk In the navy, duty the Pensacola
naval training station. San Francisco.
| Cal.
Assistant Curator Of Army Museum.
| First Lieut.. John r. Barber. Medical
Corps. L. 8. A.. has been assigned to
duty as assistant curator OF the Army
| Medical Museum In this city.
! Retirement Of Maj. Fuller.
| Maj Lawson M. Fuller. ordnance. De.
partment. having been found by an army
retiring board incapacitated for active
service on account OF disability incident
thereto, the President has directed that he
be transferred to the retired list. to take
effect October 81 next. He is given leave
| of absence until that date.
Maj. Fuller is from Wisconsin and was
graduated from the United States Military
| Academy in June. 1921. After a short
service in the cavalry arm he was trans
ferred to the ordnance department and
reached the grade Of major in that de-
partment in June. 1906. For several
months past he has been on duty in the
| office Of the chief Of ordnance. War De-
| partment.
Observers at Instruction Camp.
Oficers OF the general staff cerpx-hsve
been detailed as observers at camps Of in
struction as follows: Maj. John T. knight
to camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind:
Maj. Samuel D. Stursis to camp at Fort
Riley, Kan: Capt. James Fl. McRae 10
camp at Leon Springs. Tex: Capt. Sam
uel c. Vestal to camp AT Chickamauga.
Ga; Capt. P. d. Lochridge to camp at
Fort d. A. Russell. Wyo.
Naval Movements.
The battleship New Hampshire has ar
rived at Colon, the cruiser Washington
and the battleship New Jersey at San
Francisco. the tug Sioux at Boston and
yacht Mayfiower at Oyster Bay.
The gunboaf Dubuque has sailed from
Tompkinsville for Portsmouth, y. H.. the
torpedo boats Fox and Davis from Port
land, Ore for Astoria, and the torpedo
DO 1t Mckee and the tug Chickasaw from
New York for Newport.