Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-18

! Col. Joseph A. Storch. 1St Infantry. Ne.
| braska National Guard: Maj. James K.
Mead, Michigan National Guard. ano
| Capt. w. G.. Burdick. Sd Infantry. lPt.
nois National Guard. have been author
lied by the President to attend army gar
/ riSon school.
| Capt Rogers F. Gardner. Coast Artil-
| lery Corps, will proceed to Washington
| barracks and report to the commanding
| officer of the general hospital at that post
| for observation and treatment.
Maj William II. TSchappat, ordnance
| department. will proceed to New York
city for the purpose of attending a meet
| ing of the joint army and navy board on
smokeless powder to be held October :
| and g. 1908.
! Leave of absence for two months is
granted Dental Surgeon John d. Millikin
| BY direction OF the President. First
| Lieut.. William H. Winters. 18th Cavalry,
is detailed as professor of military sci
| ence and tactics at the kamehameha
schools Honolulu. Hawaii territory.
! The following changes in the stations Of
dental surgeons are ordered:
| Dental Surgeon Hugh G. VOORHEES,. from
| Department Of the Missouri to ST. Paul
Mimi. to relieve Dental Surgeon Samuel
w. Hussey. who will proceed to Chicago.
| H.. to relieve Dental Surgeon John D.
Millikin.
| Dental Surgeon Millikin will proceed to
| the Philippine Islands.
Dental Surgeon Douglas f. Foster. from
duty in the Philippine division to San
| Francisco.
Naval Orders.
| Lieut. l.. s. Shapley. from the Mississippi
ri to the United States Naval Academy
Annapolis. Md.
Lieut.. r. c. Davis, to navy yard, Mare
| Island, Cal.
Midshipman A. D. Denney, to the North
Carolina.
Midshipman w. A. Lee. jr, to the Idaho
Midshipman A. T. Bidwell. from the
Mississippi to the Montgomery.
| Afidshipman G.. w. Struble, from the
Idaho to the Montgomery.
| Midshipman p. l.. Holland. from the
North Carolina to the Montgomery.
Midshipman F. r.. Norton, from the
New Hampshire to the Montgomery.
Midshipman l.. c. Stark, to the Mon
| tana.
Midshipman W. F. Amsden, to the New
Hampshire.
Midshipman w. LEX Heiberg, to the
Mississippi.
'Midshipmdn c. A. Harris, from the
Montana to the Montgomery.
Midshipman c. A. Schipfer, from the
| Scorpion to the Paducah.
Surgeon J. A. Murphy, to temporary
! duty the Franklin, navy yard, Norfolk,
| Va.
Surgeon A. NJ D. Mccormick, from
! United States Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Md, to the naval recruiting station, Bal
/ timore, Nd.
| Passed ASS. Surgeon L. ". Bishop. to
duty at United States naval hospital, New
York, n. Y.
Asst. Surgeon T. G. Foster from naval
training station. Newport, r. l., to duty
at United States naval hospital, New
Asst. Surgeons e. G. Mackenzie and
| G.. F. Sterne. from United States naval
hospital, New York, N. Y, to attendance
on the course of instruction at United
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! ton, D. c.
| Asst. Surgeon J. r. Phelps. from United
! States naval hospital, Boston. Mass. to
attendance on the course Of instruction
at United States Naval Medical School.
Washington, d. c.
r. B. Henry and Fl. A. Giltner have
been appointed assistant surgeons in. the
navy.
Acting Asst. Sureaon II. B. McMurdo,
from naval training station, San Francis
co, Cal, to attendance on the course OF
instruction at United States Naval Medi-
( cal School.
Acting Asst Surgeon L. c. Whiteside,
from naval hospital. Newport. r. L., to
attendance the course of instruction
at United States Naval Medical school
Passed Asst. Paymaster j. n. Jordan,
to the Celtic.
Chief Boatswain R. c. Mehrtens, from
the Arkansas to the Texas
Chief BOatSwain p. J. Kane, from the
Texas to the Arkansas.
Chief Boatswain G. F. Plander, retired
from the Hartford to home.
Carpenter T. B. Casey, from the Chica-
go to duty as inspector of cellulose man
ufactured by the Marsden company, Ow-
ensboro, KY.
Acting Naval Constructor G.. A. Bisset,
from naval station, Cavite, P. l., ETC., to
home.
Chief Carpenter +. J. Earte, from the
Galveston to the Mohican.
Chief Carpenter l.. Haase, from the
Mohican to the Galveston.
Detailed to New York Guard.
Capt. Romulus F. Walton, 9th Infantry
having been found by an army retiring
board incapacitated for active service on
account Of disability incident thereto, and
such finding having been approved by the
President the retirement of Capt Walton
from active service is announced.
At his own request Capt. Walton is re-
lieved from duty at Riverview Academy
POughkeepsie, n Y, and at the request
of the Governor Of New York he is de-
tailed to duty with the national guard Of
New York.
Illness of Col. Leach.
Col Smith s. Leach Corps of Engineers.
principal assistant to the chief Of engi-
neers at the War Department, who was
recently threatened with nervous prostra-
ton a result of overwork, has been
granted leave of absence for six months
on surgeons certificate of disability with