Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-22
Daily Naval Report

| 'rscnl TO The EernlC.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 21.-
The following naval orders were issued
at the navy department today: Ensign
A. C. Scott, jr., from the Kearsarge
to the st. Louis.
Ensign w. Baggaley, from the ST.
Louis to the Kearsarge.
Ensign H. Powell, from duty as aid
on the staff of the commander of the
! fourth division of the United States
Atlantic feet on board the Alabama,
to the Yankton
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. N.
Fiske when discharged from treat
ment at the United States naval hos
pital at Mare Island, Cal, to home
and granted sick leave two months
M. d. Baker appointed pharmacist in
navy.
Rear Admiral C. H. Arnold, from the
naval war college at Newport, r. l.,
to duty as member of the naval ex-
amining and naval retiring boards.
Mills building, Washington, D. c.
Captain Reynolds, from the Frank
| lin, at the navy yard, at Norfolk, Va,
! to the Montana, with a view to being
| ordered III cOHiIIldHu VI tHdb NCooSi
VIXEN commissioned.
Captain A. c. Dillingham;. from su
perintende~t of the United States ma
val training service, headquarters New
! port, r. l., to command the Franklin,
| at the navy yard. at Norfolk, Va.
Commander F. c. Bowers, orders to
naval station at Cavite, P. l., revoked;
continue as inspector Of engineering
material, Connecticut district, head
| TIartfard Conn
Commander T. w, Kinkald, from in
spector Of engineering material for the
| Chester %Pa) district to head of de-
partment OF steam engineering, naval
station, Cavite, P. I.
Ensign A. G. Stirling to the Idaho.
Medical Inspector S. III. Dickson,
from the navy yard. at Norfolk, Va,
to the marine barracks, at Washing
ton, D. c.
Surgeon =. w. Kitz. from the Frank
| lin at the navy yard, at Norfolk, Va,
to the navy yard. at Norfolk, Va.
Surgeon C. d. Langhorn. from the
marine barracks. at Washington d.
c., to the naval station at Honolulu.
Movements Of Naval Vessels
Cruiser Maryland arrived Bremerton.
Yacht Eagle, Guantanamo; gunboat
Tacoma, Tompkinsville. N. Y.
The Paducah and the Marietta are
at Guantanamo.
The California is at Bremerton.
The Nina and the Plunger are at
| New York.
The Idaho has left League island Tor
Hampton 2oads.
The Rainbow, the Helena and the
Concord have left Olongapo for Hong
kong.
The supply ship Glacier is at San
Diego.
The battleship Idaho sailed from
| Hampton Roads for Guantanamo.
| The Cruiser Prairie sailed from New
York for Boston.
| The gunboats CalIao and Samar
sailed from Hongkong for Canton.
| The gunboat Albany sailed from San
Francisco for San Diego.
The supply ship Arethusa ordered to
the navy yard at Mare Island for re-
pairs.
II is announced that the cruisers
| South Dakota and washington will
visit Anacortes, Wash, April 23. and
the cruiser Charleston and the fourth
| torpedo ffotilla will visit Portland, Ore,
during the rose festival early In June.
The battleship North Carolina will
probably be delivered to the United
States government at the Norfolk navy
yard April 27 and be placed in COM
mission as soon after that date as
/
mand the new battleship.
The adjutant general is advised that
the transport Buford has arrived at
San Francisco from Manila, p. I. On
board are the headquarters band and
companies c, I, X, L and M, Second
infantry. twenty-three officers and 447
enlisted men.
Marine Corps Orders
First Lieutenant G. Campbell from
the Chicago to marine barracks, navy
yard, Washington, D. c..
First Lieutenant ]. F. Dyer, from
marine barracks, navy yard, Washing
| ton, d. c., to marine barracks, navy
yard, Boston. Mass.
Major r. H. Lane, assistant adju-
tant and inspector. granted leave of
absence for one week from April IA.
First Lieutenant w. A. Howard,
granted leave of absence for thirty
days from and including April IA.
Lieutenant Colonel George Richards.
assistant paymaster, granted extension
| Ct one week on leave granted April 13.
Colonel G.. c. Goodlee, paymaster
granted leave of absence from April
20 to May II.
Navy Notes
Captain Edwin X. Moore, now a
member Of the naval examining and
retiring boards in Washington, will
relieve Rear Admiral George A. Bick-
nell as commandant of the navy yard
at Portsmouth, N. H., when the lat
ter retires, on May is.
The new battleship Idaho sailed from
the Leagisc Island navy yard today
| for Hampton Roads, from which point
| the warship will proceed to Panama
The cruise. 1t is said, is being taken
for the purpose of giving the engines
Of the Idaho thorough trying out.
The battleship carries a full crew.