Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-20
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
ARMY Orders.

Army Orders.
First Lieut.. Consuelo A. Seoane. Sd
Cavalry is detailed for service with the
| bureau of public works, under the civil
government OF the Philippine Islands. for
| a period not to exceed one year and will
report to the director of public works for
| duty accordingly.
| Capt. James d. Watson, Coast Artillery
Corps. recently promoted. is placed on
! the unassigned list. He will remain on
/ duty at his present station.
| Capt. Robert l.. Moseley. Philippine
Scout, is relieved from further treatment
| at the general hospital, the Preside Of
San Francisco. Cal, and will join his
| company at Manila
Capt. Charles w. Fenton. ID Cavalry
is relieved from duty in the office of the
chief of Coast Artillery, and will join his
| re giment
| Leave of absence for two months to go
| beyond the sea. is granted Capt. Joseph
| S. Hardin. Coast Artillery Corps.
| Lieut.. Col. Grin 3. Mitcham, ordnance
| department, will proceed to Fort Howard.
| Fort Armstead. Fort Carroll and Fort
| SmalwOod, Md, official business per-
| tanning to the inspection of seacoast arm
| ament.
First Lieut.. Wilson Murray Medical
| Reserve Corps. recently appointed. is
| relieved from duty in the Philippine Divi-
sion and Orde red to duty at Fort William
| Henry Harrison, Mont, and report in per-
son.
Naval Orders.
| Ensign B. ]. Greene, from Pensacola,
San Francisco Cal. to Charleston.
| Midshipman w. II. Walsh, discharged
from treatment at the naval hospital,
| Mare Island. Cal, to hospital at Las
| Animas, Col, for treatment.
| paSSad Assistant Cnruaon Ar
| ers to navy recruiting station, Balti-
| more. Md
Assistant Surgeon F. H. Brooks, from
| naval hospital, Boston, Mass, to navy
| recruiting station, Cleveland, Ohio.
Acting Naval Constructor G. c. Wes-
tervelt, from navy yard, New York, n.
| Y, and leave one month.
Chief Carpenter w. L. Powell, from
| Hartford to the Chicago.
| Carpenter A. w. Jones, to navy yard,
| Puget sound Washington.
| Pharmacist T. w. Scott, from naval
hospital. Annapolis, Md, granted leave
| three months.
E. ]. Hoffman, appointed a paymas-
ter's clerk in the United States navy,
| for duty on the ISIS. Mohican.
Ensign L. G. Ellyson, from Rainbow
| to temporary duty In command of Viii
| labOs.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon f. NJ Mum
son. from first torpedo boat fotilld, on
| Decatur, to treatment at naval hospital,
| Canacao, p. i.
Assistant Surgeon H. L. Kelley, from
| naval station, Cavite. P.I., to first tor
pedo flOtilla. on Decatur.
| Midshipman E. w. Tod, from Denver
| to temporary duty Samar.
| Warrant Machinst A. A. Smith, from
| Denver to naval station, OlOngapo, +.
| L., and duty on Mohican.
Naval Movements.
! The cruiser Salem has arrived at BOs-
| ton. the yacht Eagle at Guantanamo. and
the auxiliaries Lebanon. Abarenda, Pow
hatan and Pentucket at New York
| The torpedo boats Mackenzie, Gushing
and Dupont have sailed from Norfolk fol
| Charleston.
Marine Corps Orders.
| Lieut.. Col. Eli X. Cole, to Chicago and
Atlanta. in connection with the examina-
ton of candidates for appointment as
second lieutenants.
! Lieut.. Col. George Richards, granted
| leave to November 30.
| Col. c. H. Lauchheimer. to New York
| for a special investigation.
Maj j. A. Lejeune has quallhed FOR pro-
| motion.
Lieut. Col ]. E. Maoney, to command
marine barracks, Washington. relieving
| Maj. c. G. Long.
| Can't. w. c. Harloe, to Charleston and
|
| general commandment on tour or lnspec-
| ton.
| Lieut.. Col H. c. Haines. to Philadel-
| phia.
seconds Lieuts. w Ellis. F. B. Garrett.
J. r. Henley, E. w. Sturtevant, jr., and
| V, T. Morrison have qualified for promo
! ton.
| Capt w. l.. Jolly, to Washington
Second Lieut.. F. b. Garrett, to the ma
| rine barracks. Mare Island.
Retirement of Col. Greenough.
| Col. George G. Greenough, Coast Artil-
| lery Corps. is relieved from further duty
| in the artillery district of Charleston
and will proceed to his home. Col.
| Greenough is the senior officer of his
grade in his corps. He was born in the
| District of Columbia, in December, 1874
! and was graduated from the United
| states Military Academy In June, 1855
| From that date he served in the infantry
arm until December, 1870. when he was
| transferred to the artillery, in which he
| raached the grade of colonel in February
| 1903.
Retirement of Capt. Webb.
| Capt. Walter d. Webb, Medical Corps.
having been found physically incapaci-
tated for active service by an examining
board. is relieved from further duty at
the General Hospital, Washington bar
| racks District of Columbia, and will pro-
coed to his home to await retirement.
Can't Webb. who is from New York,
served as first lieutenant, list United
| States Volunteer Engineers, and then as
| captain and assistant surgeon, Add United
| States Volunteer Infantry. during the
] Spanish war and the Philippine insurrec-