Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-19
Daily Naval Report

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 49,
The following navy orders have been
issued:
Lieutenant II. n. Judson, orders Feb
ruary 26 revoked. continues on the West
Virginia.
Ensign G. C. Pegram, from command
of the Plunger to command of the Por-
poise.
Ensign p. P. Bassett, from command
of the Porpoise to command of the
Plunger.
Chief Boatswain II. C. Jarrett. from
the Lancaster, at the navy yard al
League Island, Pa, to duty in connec-
ton with fitting out the Idaho and
duty on board that vessel when COM
mfssioned.
Marine Corps Orders
First Lieutenant E. r. Beadle, grant
ed two months sick leave.
Second Lieutenant IL. NJ. Butler, to
marine barracks and school of applica-
ton, Annapolis, Md, for instruction.
First Lieutenant e. l.. Bigler, to ma
val prison at Portsmouth, N. II.
Second Lieutenant l.. w. I. Walter,
jr., to marine barracks and school OF
application, Annapolis, Md, for in
struction.
Second Lieutenant p. A. Capron, to
tion, Annapolis, Md. and resume In
struction when discharged from hos
pital
Captain r. C. Dewey, to Mills, Mass,
on inspection duty.
Second Lieutenant It. II. Drees, to
marine barracks and school of applica-
tion, Annapolis, Md, for instruction.
First Lieutenant c. McCauley, to In
dianapolis, Ind, and resume former
duties.
Second Lieutenant J. Dixon, attached
to headquarters until further orders.
Colonel G. c. Goodloe, to marine bar
racks, navy yard. Norfolk, Va, on in
spection duty.
First Lieutenant r. Y. Rhea, ordered
to his home.
Captain II. G. Snyder, to League Is
land, Pa, to command the marine de-
tachment of the New Hampshire.
First Lieutenant William Brackett, to
command marine detachment of the
Wisconsin.
First Lieutenant r. C. Underwood. to
Norfolk, when discharged from hospi-
tai, resume duties ON board the Frank
lin.
Movements of Navy Vessels
The Abarenda is at the navy yard at
New York.
The Yorktown is at San Francisco.
The Yankton Is al Acapulco.
The Mississippi has left Guantanamo
for League Island.
The Quiros was placed out of commits
sion at the naval station at Cavite, p.
l., on March II.
The Samar was placed in commission
at the naval station at CaVite, 7. l., on
March IL.
Navy Notes
Captain G. T. Davis, u. S. N, retired,
died at Greenfield, Mass, March 4.
Chief Boatswain w. Anderson died at
the navy yard at New York March IL.
The house committee on naval affairs
is now considering a bill introduced by
Representative Hobson of Alabama, to
provide for the retirement of civiliart
professors attached TO the naval acad-
envy at the age of 62 or when found to
be incapacitated for active service,
retirement to carry with 1t appointments
as professor with three-fourths annual
pay, provided the professor has served
twenty-five years at the academy.
Bills were introduced by Representa-
tives Butler of Pennsylvania and Wiley
of Alabama to authorize the appoint
ment by the president of dental sur
geons for the navy. The bills provide
for the appointment of not more than
thirty dentists, graduates of standard
dental colleges, within the age limits of
Il ana 30 years anu VI sooo llioi III 70,
acter and professional standing The
appointments are to be for term of a
stated number of years and are reVoc-
able by the president.
Regulations and penalties governing
the movements of small craft during
regattas and reviews. and especially on
the arrival of the feet at San Fran
cisco, were agreed to in the senate
without objection. The bill repeals the
so-called regatta act' and enlarges
the scope of that measure. 1t also adds
penalties for violations of the regula-
tions to govern marine reviews and re-
gattas which are to be issued by the
department of commerce and labor.