Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
-AbMuhz ZAozAS
Daily Naval Report

| Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2O.-The
following navy orders were issued at
| the department today:
| Commander j. l.. Cow, orde.s to
navy yard at Norfolk Va, revoked.
| He is ordered detached from duty at
| the works of the Fore River Shipbuild-
| ing company at Quincy, Mass, to duty
| as head of the department of steam
engineering at the naval station, Ca
Vite, p. l.
Commander T. w. Kinkaid orders to
naval station, Cavite, P. l., revoked,
detached from duty as inspector of
engineering material, Chester, Pa, to
duty as head of the department of
steam engineering at the navy yard,
Norfolk, Va.
Lieut.. G. w. S. Casele, from COM
mand of the Shark to the navy depart
ment at Washington, d. c., for spe-
cial temporary duty, thence to duty in
connection with fitting out the Pike.
Lieutenant Commander w. d. Broth
erton. from Bath Iron works, Bath,
Me-, to the Chester as executive officer
Lieutenant A. F. H. Yates, from Bath
Iron works, Bath, Me-, to the Chester.
Lieutenant F. w. Sterling, from the
Ohio to home and leave of two months.
Ensign S. w. Wallace, from the Chi
cago to the Idaho.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. S.
Woodward. from naval hospital, New
York, to the Birmingham.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. d. Nc
Lean, from navy yard, Portsmouth, N.
H., to the Chester.
Assistant Surgeon c. F. Sterne, to
hospital, New York.
Passed Assistant Paymaster F. T.
Watrous, from navy yard, New York,
to the Chester.
Assistant Paymaster B. d. Rogers,
from the Mississippi to the Hartford.
Boatswain H. S. Olden, when dis
charged treatment hospital, New York,
to command the Peoria.
Carpenter j. A. Davis from Fore
River Shipbuilding company, Quincy,
Mass, to the Birmingham.
Warrant Machinists w. w. Hopes,
]. l.. Mccormack and T. L. Shannon,
from Bath Iron works., Bath, Me-, to
the Chester.
Warrant Machinist j. w. Clark, from
Fore River Shipbuilding company to
the Birmingham.
Ensign G. C. Pegram, from COM
mand of the Porpoise to duty in con-
nection with fitting out the Grampus.
Assistant Engineer r. E. Carney, re-
tired. from the naval station at New
Orleans La, to home.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ]. G. Zieg-
Ter to duty at the United States naval
hospital, Portsmouth, N. H.
Boatswain r. James, from the Peoria
to the Potomoc.
Chief Gunner T. Smith. from the
naval torpedo station at Newport, r.
l.. to Hartford.
j. e. Francis, appointment as pay
masters clerk to duty on the Buff
falo revoked.
Naval Movements
Gunboat Shearwater arrived at
League island.
Cruisers Tennessee and Washington
are at Bremerton.
Gunboats Wilmington, Rainbow
Concord and Helena are at Hongkong.
Refrigerator ship Glacier sailed from
Mare Island for San Diego.
The Des Moines is at Port au Prince.
The Prairie is at New York.
The Nina and the Plunger are at
~ Newport.
The Mayfiower is at Guantanamo.
The Montgomery and the Vixen have
left Pensacola for League island.
The South Dakota is at Bremerton.
The Porter, the Tingey, the Blakely,
the Thornton and the De Long are at
Pensacola.
Navy Notes
The Montgomery is towing the Vixen
from Pensacola to League island.
Capt. Royal r. .Ingersoll. until re-
Gently chief of staff of the Atlantic
fleet, visited the navy department to-
day. and talked over conditions on the
fleet. Capt. Ingersoll recently left the
Connecticut to come to Washington.
He has been assigned to duty as a |
member of the general board, taking
the place made vacant by Rear Ad-
mirai Pillsbury, chief of the bureau of
navigation. BY virtue of his office, |
however. Rear Admiral Pillsbury con-
tinues a member of the general board. |
Capt C. Fl. Arnold, on special duty |
at the Naval war college at Newport, |
was at the department today in con-
ference with officials in regard to mat |
ters pertaining to the college.