Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

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Louis A La Garde. Medical Corps. is ex
tended to June -. 1908
First Lieut.. John J. Fulmer, 9TH Infan
try. is relieved from duty at the recruit
depot. Fort Slocum. n Y. and will joiI
his company at Fort Wayne. Mich
Maj Rudolph 6. Ebert Medical Corps
in this city. will proceed to Vancouve
barracks. Washington. for duty as chic
surgeon of that department.
/ First Lieut.. Frank W. Dawson 1atl
! Infantry. Will assume charge of con
ST r,Iction work at Fort Mcintosh. Tex.
relieving Fi'st Lieut.. Julian l.. Dodge
18th Infantry.
] serst. II. J. Heaness:. Company +. =
Fattas:on - Engineers: sers:' Mai. ia
| ward t.,i7!::!. sc Cavalry and First
Sergt. .:r'.,! l.iger. 18th lnfantry have
been place N The retired list on theil
own Applications.
Marine Corps Orders.
Second Lieut. N. NJ. Shearer. TO Wash.
/ ington, y. c.. for examination for promo.
ton.
| Second Lieut.. j. Newton. from head.
quarters L. 8. NJ. C. to marine barracks
navy yard. Norfolk. Va.
| Capt. c.. c. Carpenter. from marine bar
! racks. navy yard. Boston. Mass. to spe-
cial duty naval prison. that station.
Capt. Fl. c. Bissett, to Washington
| p. c.. for examination for promotion
| Capt. d. c. McDougall. to Washington
D. G., for special duty.
| Capt. III. L. Roosevelt. A. @. NJ. to
Washington. d. c.. for examination for
promotion.
Capt. L. NJ Harding. from command
marine barracks. sitka, Alaska. to COM
mand marine barracks, naval station.
4 New Orleans La.
Second Leuts. \. A. Eastman. P A.
Capron and r. II. Drees. from L. S.
Marine Barracks and School of Appltca-
| ton, Annapolis. Nd. to duty, marine bat
| TALON Panama
| First Lieut.. c. F. Williams. from marine
barracks. navy yard, New York, to dut.
marine battalion Panama.
| First Lieut.. j. 4. Nossen. from marine
barracks. navy yard. Washington, II. c..
| to duty marine battalion. Panama
FIRST Lieut.. r. E. Creecy from marine
| barracks. second naval district. Newport.
r. L.. to duty. marine battalion. 1. c. H..
Panama.
| First Lieut.. f. A. Green apd Capt F.
NJ. cannon. to examination for promotion.
| First Lieut.. ". T. Hoadley. from marine
| to duty. marine battalion. 1. c. T..
Panama.
| Capt. W. c. Harlee. to navy yard, Nor
| folk. Va. for temporary duty as captain
of Marine Corps rifle team.
First Lieuts. T. Holcomb. jr., and E. 4.
Greene. to Camp Perry. Ohio. to partici-
pate in competition for places on inter-
national rifle team
Lient. Col. Eli D. Hoyle. 9Th Field Ar
tillesy. is, relieved from duty at Fort Slo-
cum. New York, and will join his regi-
ment.
BY direction of the President. the fol-
lowing named officers are detailed as
captains in the ordnance department.:
First Lieut.. Harry B. Jordan, Sth Cav
!, airy.
.Eirs. Lieut.. Glen F. jerks, Coast lArtil-
iery Corps. :. f
First Lieut., Frederic ". Hinrichs. jr.
First Lieut.. Adam F. Casad. Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
First Lieut.. John Lund. ordnance de-
partment
First Lieut.. Ohio V. Kean. LIST Field Ar
tillery.
First Lieut.. Charles B. Gatewood. Coast
Artillery Corps.
First Lieut.. Walter NJ. Wilhelm. Coast
Artillery Corps.
First Lieut. Birchie Q. Mahaffey. Coast
Artillery Corps.
Second Lieut.. Alexander w Maish. 10Th
Infantry. = !. -.
First Lieut.. Thomas B. Doe, ordnance
First Lieut.. Richard c. Burleson. ord
nance department.
Maj. James lilo. United States Army
retired. upon his own application is de-
tailed as professor of military science and
tactics at the North Dakota Agricultural
College. Fargo. y. D.
Ordnance Sergt. Frederick E. Ginder
has been placed on the retired list Of The
army on his own application.
Naval Orders.
Capt. J. r. Collins. from command OF
the Brooklyn to command of the Indiana
Commander W. S. Benson. from United
States Naval Academy. to command mid
shipments practice squadron.
Lieut.. Commander S. S. Robson. from
the Tennessee to the Pennsylvania.
Lieut.. Comma nder F. H. Clark IT.
to the Tennessee as navigating officer.
Lieut.. F.. D. Berrien. to Naval War Col
lege. Newport r. I.
States Naval Academy to the Milwaukee.
Midshpman r. G. Saufley. from United
States Naval Academy to the Kansas.
Midsfipman r. c. Saufley, orders to the
Milwaukee revoked.
Midshpman r. X Turner, orders to the
New Hampshire revoked.
Midshipman 6. 8. Bryan. from the IL
linois and granted sick leave for four
months.
Surgeon F. G.. Cook. from United States
Naval Academy to the North Carolina.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. G. Smith.
to the Naval Hospital. Portsmouth. n. II
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. n. Nc
Donell. from navy recruiting station. Buff
falo. n. v, to the Severn. In connection
with the navy rife team.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. NJ. Brister.
from Naval Hospital. Puget Sound.
Wash. continue on other duties.
Assistant Surgeon c. J. Holeman. from
naval training station, San Francisco
Cal. to the Arethusa.
Roatswain ". ] j.. Farley. from the
Brooklyn to naval station, Guantanamo
Cuba.
Chief Carpenter F. J. Simmonds to the
Naval Hospital, Boston. Mass. for treat
ment.
Warrant NIachinist c. II. Hosung
orders to the Olympia revoked.
Warrant Machinist r. l.. Duke, TO the
Pennsylvania.
Warrant Marhinist r. T. Scott. from the
Pennsylvania to the Solace.
Mate p Deickmann. from the Frank
lin savy yard Norfolk, Va, to the Fish
Hawk.
j Marston has been commissioned a
second lieutenant in the Marine Corps
from May -. 1908.
Naval Movements.
Tic sunboat Dolphin has arrived at
Washington city from Annapolis. the
hattleship North Carolina and the cruiser
! Hartford at annapolis. the cruiser Chat
tlnooga at Swallow. the tug Rocket at