Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-08
Naval Orders.

Ill.
Naval Orders.
Capt. c. f. Vreeland. from command OF
the Kansas to Office Of naval intelligence.
Navy Department. and duty as chief in
telligence officer.
Capt. L. c. Heilner, from commandant
eighth naval district and navy yard. Pen
sacola, Fla. to ONCE of the supervisor Of
New York, N. Y.
Commander T. D. Griffin. from general
board. Washington, D. c., to command
the Rhode Island.
the United States Naval Medical School
Hospital. Washington, D. c., for treat
ment.
Ensign A. L. Bristol, jr., from the ILL
nois to the Mayfiower.
Ensign d. w. Bagley. from the Rhode
Island to the works OF the General Elec-
trio Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
Ensign F. A. Carter. from the Nebraska
to General Electric Company. Science
Ensign r. c. MacFall. from the Iii
nois to General Electric Company. Sche-
nectady, N. Y. for instruction.
Ensign r. S. Spruance. from the Min
nesota to General Electric Company,
Ensign F. X. Gygax. from the kear-
sarge and leave one month
Midshipman v. F. Clark. from the Min
nesota to the United States Pacific fleet
Surgeon J. S. Taylor. from United
States naval hospital. New York, N. y,
to the New York.
Asst. Surgeon c. W. Smith, from United
States naval hospital. Philadelphia, Pa,
to United States naval hospital, Norfolk,
Va.
Asst. Surgeon c. E. Strife. from United
States naval hospital. Norfolk. Va, to
United States Naval Medical School,
Washington, d. C..
Asst. Surgeon J. r: Phelps. from the
Yankton to the New York.
Asst. Surgeon III. w. Cole, from navy
yard. Charleston, S. c., to the Yankton.
Acting Asst. Surgeon w. NJ. KERR from
United States Naval Medical. School.
Washington. D. c.. to the training sta
ton, Narragansett bay, r. l.
Chief Boatswain s. W. Gardner. from
the Olympia to duty as inspector Of coal,
Baltimore, Md.
Boatswain F. A. P,ppo. from the Frank
lin, navy yard. Norfolk, Va, to the
United States Pacific fleet.
Gunner G. c. Layer. from navy yard.
Boston, Mass to the New York.
Machinist A. A. Gathemann, from in
spection of coal. Baltimore, Nd. to the
New York.
w. Craig appointed a paymaster's clerk
In the navy, duty navy yard. Portsmouth.
n. II.
Inspecting New York Yard.
Assistant Secretary Winthrop Of the
official inspection Of the navy yard there
He will return to this city Monday morn
ing.
Maj. Bromwell's New Duty.
Assistant Secretary Oliver of the War
Department has designated Maj. Charles
S. Cromwell. Corps Of Engineers. as the
representative of the War Department on
the commission charged with the duty of
preventing the pollution OF Lake Michi-
gan. He succeeds Maj. w. v. Judson,
Corps of Engineers. transferred to Wash
ington city for duty as Engineer Com
missioner of the District.
From Washington to Manila.
| The War Department is informed that
the transport Logan has arrived at Ma
Mia with IS officers and 1913 enlisted men
of the 18th Cavalry formerly stationed
at Fort Niger, Va, and II casuals.
Portrait Of Secretary Wright.
| An oil portrait OF Luke E. Wright OF
Tennessee. who preceded Judge Dickinson
as Secretary of War. has been added to
the collection of such portraits at the
War Department 1t is the work of
Sarded as an excellent likeness. The col
/ lection of portraits of war secretaries is
now complete. with the single exception
of that of President Taft.
Naval Movements.
| The armored cruiser California has ar
rived at San Francisco. the scout cruisers
Chester. Birmingham and Salem at New
port. the sunboats Wilmington. Villalobos.
| Callao. Helena and Samar at Nimrod
sound. China. the monitor Cheyenne at
| San Pedro, the cruiser Prairie at New
port the GOLFERS Sterling a Norfolk. Ajax
at Guantanamo and Justin at Magdalena
| bay.
| The battleship Maine has sailed from
| Guantanamo for Culebra and ST. Thomas
and the armored cruiser South Dakota
! from Magdalena bay for Amapala.