Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-20
Naval Orders.

Commander n. r. Usher. from COM.
mand ST. Louis to- home and wait orders.
Commander w. w. Buchanan. addi-
tionaI duty as inspector of ordnance.
works of Newport News Shipbuiding and
Dry Dock Company.
Lieut. r. F.. Pope, to the navy yard,
League Island, Pa, duty connection MT
ting out Idaho.
Lieut.. NJ. II. Simons, from navy yard.
League Island. Pa, to duty connection
fitting out Idaho.
Commander 4. L. Key. Lieuts. r.
Rorschach. ]. s. Abbott and Q. Hill and
Ensigns l.. Moves. l.. NJ. Atkins F. b..
Armstrong. A. l.. Bristol. jr.. w: 3.
Decker, H. B. Riebe. J. II. Towers. G. b.
Wright. II. NJ Jensen, W. {. Barker, Jr.'
r. L. Lowman III. Allen. w. l.. Calhoun.
J. p Miller and a. j. Chantry, jr., have
been commissioned
Chaplain w H. /. Reaney. from Han
cock navy yard, New York, \. y, to Mis-
sSsippi.
missioned a captain in the United State
Marine Corps.
First Lieut.. c. McCauley has been
placed on the retired list of officers of the
United States Marine Corps.
Commander c. II. Harlow. from navy
yard. League Island Pa. to duty connec-
ton fitting out Newark and duty in
command of that vessel wnen commits
stoned
Commander J. a. Bell retired, from
naval station. San Juan. 2. R.. to home.
Lieut. r. T. Menner from navy yard,
New York. n. Y, to duty connection fit
ting out Newark.
Lieut.. J. F. Walker, to duty connection
fitting out Newark.
Lieut. D. Lyons to duty connection fit
ting out Newark and duty on board that
vessel when commissioned.
Lieut.. l.. s. Cox. jr., from Hancock.
navy yard, New York. n. Y, to duty
connection fitting out Newark.
Ensign j. S. Woods. from Yorktown
and continue treatment United States
naval hospital. Mare Island, Cal.
Ensigns c. A Bonvillian, r. P. Scudder
S. Doherty, F. NJ Perkins. c. S. Graves.
p l.. Wilson. ]. II. Collins. +. J. Fetch
er. w w Lorshbough. II. G. Knox. c.
Taylor r. V. Lowe, E. A. Wolleson. r.
NJ. Cooley, H. Jones, j. T. G. Stapley. J.
P Gliding, G. A. Alexander. w A Glass
ford. jr., r. S. Mcdonald w. \. Hall, H.
]. French, S. W. Wallace, Il. Wilson.
Ghormley have been commissioned en-
signs in the navy from February IL, 1908.
Passed Assistant Surgeon K. B. Will
lams. from Franklin. navy yard. Nor
folk Va. to the United States naval hos
pital Philadelphia, Pa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. W. Yer
ner. from naval training station, San
Francisco. Cal, to duty connection fitting
out Wisconsin.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. j. Snyder
from United States naval hospital. Phil
adelphia. Pa. 10 duty i'll attendance on
the course of instruction United States
Naval Medical School, Washington d. c.
2 Passed Assistant Surgeon c. H. De-
Lancy, from navy yard, New York, n Y,
to duty connection fitting out Newark
Assistant Surgeon j. +. Miller, from
United States Naval Medical School
Washington. ID. c.. TO the Franklin.
Assistant Surgeon Fl. A. Garrison, from
United States Naval Medical School. 10
The United States naval hospital, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
Assistant Surgeons NJ. f.. Higgins and
c. j. HOleman. United States Naval Med
zeal School, Washington D. c.. to the
naval training station, San Francisco
Cal
Pay Director w w Woodruff. retired
from naval station. New London, Conn.,,
to home and settle accounts.
Passed Assistant Paymaster r. Spear,
duty connection fitting out Newark
Professor of Mathematics A. Hall to
duty United States naval observatory
Washington. ID. G.. ...
Chief BOatswain D. j. O'ConneIl, from
navy yard New York ~ Y. to Newark
Chief Gunner III. A. Davis, from naval
magazine, Fort Lafayette, y. y, to New
ark
Warrant Machinist A Gay. from Shell
by. OHIO. to Newark.
Warrant Machinist A. A. Smith from
works New York Shipbuilding Compa ny
Camden, n. j.. to Newark
Warrant Machinist f. G. Sprengel
from inspection duty Brooklyn, \. Y. to
Newark