Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-06

Washington barracks, D. c.: Oral Eu-
gene Clark. 9TH. Fort Wayne. Mich: Rob
ert Cocker, 10Th, Fort Banks. Mass: Mar
eel Selhy Keene. cath, Fort Howard,
Md; William FERGUSON Hoey. jr.. 12th
man, 10th. Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ind.
William Willis Boddie. ID Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan; William Gladstone Lang
will. 9th. Fort Des Moines Iowa; James
Anthony Sarratt. 9Th. Fort Moultrie. S.
Sheridan H.: John Thomas Harris. 9th.
Fort Thomas, Ky; Albert Sidney John
ston Tucker, 9th, Fort Monroe. Va;
Marion Ogilve French. Sd. Fort Jay n.
Pont. Del; George William Carlyle Whit
ing, 4th. Washington barracks. D. c.;
George Robbins Simpson 9th, Washing
ton barracks. D. c.: Charles Winslow
Elliott, 9Th. Fort Smelling. Mimi; James
Douglas Rivet. 18th. Fort Ethan Allen.
Vt; George Richard koehler 18th, Fort
Jay, n. Y; James Alfred Merritt. 14th,
Fort Howard. Md; Oliver Seth Wood,
9Th. Fort Logan II. Roots. Ark: Allen
Mitchell Burdett. 18th. Fort Mcpherson,
Ga: Herbert Clarence Fooks, 10Th, Fort
Monroe. Va: Alexander Warner Cleary,
2Cd. Fort Jay, N. Y; John Register EN-
DRY, jr.. 18th. Washington barracks. DC:
Jacob Herman Rudolph, 10Th. Fort Sheri-
Smelling. Mimi; Raymond Coward Baird.
18th. Fort Des Moines, Iowa; Matthew
Addison Palen, 18th, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.
Naval Orders.
Capt W. G. Cutler. retired to duty con-
nection second lighthouse district, Boston,
Mass.
Capt. c. J. Boush, from duty as inspec-
district, Boston. to the navy yard, Ports
d,,f1 ,,fo tn ~ ho I'd
Lieut.. Commander ]. McC. Luby, from
Maryland to duty bureau Of steam en-
gineering. Navy Department.
Lieut.. Commander X. Bennett, from
Hancock. navy yald, New York. to Celtic.
Lieut. Commander c. \. Brand, to Han
cock. navy yard. New York, n. Y.
j. B. Pollard, A. H. Dodge, G. F. Cottle
and w. L. Mann have been appointed as
sis ant surgeons in the navy, to duty in
attendance the course of instruction,
L. S. Naval Medical School. Washington,
u. C..
p A. de Figaniere has been appoint ed
an acting asss ant surgeon in the navy.
to duty in attendance on the course Of
instruction, L. S. Naval Medical School.
Chief Carpenter T. f. kiley, to duty
navy yard, Norfolk. Va.
Chief Carpenter W. A. Barry. from
Yankee to the L. S. Naval Hospital, Bos-
ton, Mass, for treatment.
Chief Carpenter F. J. Simmonds. War
rant Machinist G. NJ. Heinen and War
rant Machinist ]. l.. Baart have been
transferred to the retired list OF officers
of the navy.
Naval Movements.
The gunboats Callao and Villalobos have
| arrived at Hongkong, the tug Hercules al
Norfolk and the yacht Hist and the sub.
| marines Cuttet!sh. Tarantula, Octopus
! and Viper at New York.
| The collier Abarenda has sailed from
Bradford for Newport News.
Return of Admiral Schley.
Rear Admiral Winfield S. Schley has re-
turned to Washington from New York
where he visited his youngest son during
the summer The admiral is in excellen,
health. He laughs at the story that hi
is slated for Secretary of the Navy Il
Bryan should be elected. and declare:
| that he is not going into the campaign
to make speeches, has been published
The admiral left his wife in New York
| where she is confined to the house by q
| badly Spralned ankle. 1t is expected She
will be able to return to Washington ir
| a few days.
Col. Hickey to Retire.
| Lieut.. Col. James B. Hickey, adjutant
| general, who last week failed to finish in
| the ninety-mle test ride, has given notice
| that he will apply for retirement Deem
| Der % next. at which time he will, in the
| regular course of events, be advanced to
| the grade of colonel by the retirement of
| Col. Peter S. Bonus of the 9th Cavalry
| BY reason of his civil war service Col.
Hickey will be retired with the rank of
| brigadier general
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