The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-27
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General of the Army for orders
Cd captain . Leonard D. wildmap ro,,o,.
Sa, rom duty at the Armv G.
~ D S.' Fort Leavenwortb ana ., s""l
- oan Francisco and toLa I'M ~, proceed
5tb for t I"ii from there about Anans,
~ ~" NO., ,or the Philippines. nnon august
n,,- -uanlia ne will report 70 - arrival
for duty. "iiIppines Division
from np, G,,I Walter L. Clarke. ro,i.,
70 OH , uuty in the Philipnine n ,elleVed
nro axe effect about June 10, DIVISION
r ri,,"' to San Francisco and ' anu VIII
eral Of rho ie e to the Adjutant cer
u 'ne Army for orders ''' ueh-
Captain William ,r,toron
TeaI.o uuty at Army STAFF Collie ''T.eu
Franci n"orth' and will proceed r. D S
sal, "e CISCO and take the trsn 1 20 0ah
T nin ABOUT August 5th for tho sport to
renos, upon arrival at Manira = imp
PHI. = 10 the Commandine 60 ae "ill
philippines Division. for dmts General
Army o,.io go On d. c. March 10
VIII orders Captain Alexando. 10
'"ns' quartermaster no.. T.
i"nclsco, will report to th,a AZ san
t tSpoft to the CONFERENCE.-The ana
me Army for duty in his oaic General OF
ooe "'y orders: Passed Assiston.
seoh A. J. Geiger is detaasl n' sur
MARI ot tg,p to the Naval Hospitai -.
assistant Surgeon T. w Poo,
,acned from the COLORADO 80 Is de-
lara Mare Island 'ne Navy
Following cable from po,,.
,ai ,nOu[he' Pacific fleet. Acat,ti1 a.
. auor' surgeon A. FarenboIt ,'a' sal
snrsa aanu p, TO West Virginia. Assist ,,gt
w. Virt seoh T. NJ, Raison defacbad 5''9 9,' I
virginia to Maryland 0ieu west
Lieutenant Colonel CbarIos ~
man Inspector General of this DEM Uou
insne.. mas returned from the ann.,' y
rnSton Of forts, posts ana "n am
features at Honolulu ana other
beaut,. enthusiastically of tho
60 ty Oh the country, the progrosa '"e nc
construction in the line NJ hatt1 80 VI
FLU ioduS' and Of the possibiIitioa -e 80
'ne large new garrison MI '''i ,7s Oh
ma GO CONSIST Of cavalry and infant
anu neld artillery, but is now ~
~ cantonment only ~" " caVai-
colonel Woodward save tha.
oros ~ iael reservation, consistins 20
weI liOoO acres, is ideal for -, 81
neu'er ground, the formatior =, Ia
t ,%nu being specially well adanted Cue sas
"a' Purpose-S, F. Chronicle ~
DAN DIEGO, March 10 -Ar
uiSe OF nearly four months in o..
',ai american waters, at least civ ~n,
o"'ps OF the Pacific fleet have arrive,
at Magdalena bay for target nraa4'sN
Information is received by the Union
'o"ishI from an authentic sourco -
lhe eject that the armored c,uisora
Iehhessee South Dakota, Colorado and
pennsylvania and the protected or,ie
ers Buffalo and Albany, and several
vi Peuo DoaJs and destrOyers are now
anchored in that Mexican harbor Tho
vessels will remain there for several
weeks for the regular spring record
target practice.
! SAN FRASCISCO, March 1G.-(,arrv-
ing ten tons of mail and a large ouan-
tity of stores, the United States cruiser
Bufalo steamed yesterday at l o'clock
for Magdalena bay. The Buffalo's
cargo is for the Pacific fleet. which is
due at Magdalena soon from it's cruise
in South American waters.
WASHINGTON, March 19-Because
OF the unsettled conditions in Central
America the Administration intends to
keep three war vessels in the waters
on the western coast for a time at
least. These will include two armored
cruisers of Admiral Swinburne's feet
and the gunboat Yorktown.
The two cruisers-Maryland now at