Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-01
Daily Naval Report

WASHINGTON. March s1.-The fol-
lowing navy orders have been issued:
Lieutenant II. *. Cage. from New
I~port, r. l., to the Salem.
Lieutenant w. II. Reynolds. from
William Cramp & Sons Ship and En-
gine Building company, Philadelphia,
Pa, TO the Idaho.
Lieutenant ]. w. Timmons, from the
California to the Idaho.
Ensign o. L. Cox. from the Charles
ton to the New Hampshire.
Ensign f. A. Todd, unexpired por-
tion of sick leave revoked; to the New
Hampshire.
Surgeon G. H. Barber, from hospital
Boston, Mass, to course of instruction
at medical school, Washington, d. c.
Surgeon G. b. Wilson, from the
Wabash, Boston, Mass, to course OF
instruction at medical school.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. f. Free.
man, from hospital, Portsmouth, N. H.
to course of instruction at medical
school.
Assistant Surgeon o. V. Huffman
from medical school to the New
Hampshire.
Assistant Surgeon e. v. valz. from
medical school to the Mississippi.
| Assistant Surgeon r. II. Stibbens
from medical school to hospital, Mare
Island, Cal.
Assistant Surgeon NJ. A. Stuart from
medical school to Camp Elliott
Isthmian Calan zone, Panama.
Assistant Surgeon j. l.. Taylor. from
marine detachment. Camp Columbia
Cuba, to course of instruction, medi-
| cal school,
| Assistant Surgeon p. Hayden, from
medical school to marine detachment
Camp Columbia, Cuba.
| Assistant Surgeon G. d. Hale, from
medical school to the Idaho.
Assistant Surgeon NJ. Boland. from
medical school to recruiting station
Detroit, Mich.
Assistant Surgeon J. T. Duhigg, from
| medical school to recruiting station
| les Moines, Iowa.
Assistant Surgeon H. w. Cole, jr.
from Charleston, S. c., to course of in
| struction. medical school.
| Assistant Surgeon G. b. Tribe, from
medical school to hospital, Mare Island
| Cal.
Assistant Surgeon H. r. Hermesh
| from medical school to recruiting sta
tion, Cincinnati, o.
Chief Boatswain ]. D. Walsh, from
| the Maryland to wait orders.
Chief Boatswain H. R. Brayton, from
the Enterprise to the Maryland.
| Paymaster's Clerk N. B. Olsen, ap
| pointed to the Wabash, Boston, Mass
Movements of Navy Vessels
The Tacoma is at Curacao
| The cruiser Newark has been put il
commission at New York, for duty a.
| station ship at the naval station, Guam
tanamo bay, Cuba. Commander c. II
Harlow is in command.
Navy Notes
Enlisted men will be entitled to retir
| from the navy after twenty-five year
of service, il a bill introduced by Sen
ator Knox becomes law. When so re
| tired they may receive 75 per cent o
| the pay which they would have re
ceived on the active list and ration
and clothing computed at $3.50 |
month. Quarters, fuel and light will
also be provided at the rate of 1925
month. The retirement provisions in
clude service in the army,-navy am
marine corps.
The senate also passed the bill in
| troduced by Senator Hale authorizing
the secretary Of the navy to accept an
care for gifts presented to vessels o
the navy.
Lieutenant Arthur Macarthur, 5r
has just notified the board of visitor
to the United States Naval academ'
that he has been detailed to duty wit
them at Annapolis this year and viii
be prepared to meet them on Monday
June 1. The New York members o
the board are Gen. Horace Porter an
Macgrane Coke of Southfield.
Lieutenant Commander George w
Logan, secretary of the general board
has been assigned as navigating Off
Ger to the battleship Idaho.
Three new torpedo boats, the Fox
the Farragut and the Blake. wer
placed in commission by the navy de
partment. These vessels will be adde'
to the torpedo fiotilla. which now com
prises the sixth division of the Pacifi
feet The fourth hotilla, as constitut
ed before these additions, consiste,
only of the Perry and the Preble. Al
of these vessels are now at the Leagu
Island navy yard. No one has ye
been designated by the navy depart
ment to take command Of this fiotills
When It is placed in service each 0
the three big divisions of the navy vii
have one division of torpedo boats.
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