Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-28
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.

Capt. Richard o. Crisp, formerly com
assigned to command the cutter Seminole
at Wilmington. N. c. Lieut.. Leon Covell,
recently relieved from duty in division
headquarters, goes to the Seminole as
executive officer. Capt. Francis NJ. Dun
woody, from the Yamacpaw, succeeds
to command the Pamlico.
First Lieut.. c. w. Cairnes, from the
Apache. has gone to New York to take
command of the cutter Manning on an
chorage service at that port He has
been succeeded on the Apache by First
Lieut.. John Boedecker, from the cutter
McColoch of the Boring sea fleet
Second Lieut.. Michael ]. Ryan. from
the cutter Manning: at Astoria, Ore,
was married in the past week to Miss
Marie V. Ball. near Marley, Anne Arun-
del county, Md.
F Orders and instructionSto officers In the
revenue cutter service have been issued
as follows:
First Lieut. H. c. Hamlet granted a
one-day leave.
Second Lieutenant of Engineers w. NJ.
Prall, detached from the Thetis and or
dered to the Manning.
Third Lieutenant of. Engineers Fl. B.
Robinson, detached from the Manning and
ordered to the Thetis.
Second Lieut.. w A. Whittier, detached
from the Seminole upon relief and order
ed 10 the Pamlico
First Lieut.. f. c. Covell detached from
special duty at the department. ordered
To the Seminole and granted three days
leave en- route.
Second Lieut. j. T. Drake, ordered to
resume duty on the Adroscoggin upon
expiration Of leave.
Capt. j. C. Cantwen. ordered to proceed
to Albany, ~ Y, to attend annual con-
vention of New Yerke State Waterways
Association.
Constructor J. @. Walton, ordered to
Arundel Cove on official business
First Lieut. A. l.. Gamble, granted three
days leave.
Second Lieutenant of Engineer J. F.
Hahn, granted three days leave
First Lieut.. A. H. Buhner, granted thir-
ty days leave.
First Lieutenant of Engineers Urban
Harvey, ordered to the Window
Second Lieutenant of Engineers H NJ
Hepburn, granted thirty days sick leave
upon expiration of present leave of alb
sence.
Capt Commandant Worth c. Ross,
granted two days leave OF absence
Second Lieut.. T.. j. Bonchue, granted
leave, TO commence upon the reporting
on board the Apache of Lieut. w. r
Stromberg and to continue not later than
the Both instant.
First Lieut.. Randolph Ridsely, jr,
granted two days leave.
First Lieut. E. NJ ChisweH, granted
two days leave of absence.
The revenue cutter Yamacraw ordered
by the department TO cruise i'll West In
dian waters, in search of vessels lost or
disabled in the recent hurricane, has re-
turned to her station and resumed her
regular duties.
The revenue cutters Tuscarora, Morrill,
and Mackinac, stationed on the great
lakes, will go out OF commission at the
close OF the season of navigation. The
ma iority of their officers will be assigned
to duty on the Atlantic coast during the
winter months.
Capt w. V. +. Jacobs. who command
ed the revenue cutter patrol fleet in Ber-
ing sea during the past season, has as
sumed command OF the Thetis and will
sail shortly for Honolulu.
The present first class of cadets and
the class of cadet engineers will be
graduated from the school of instruction
Tuesday and assigned to duty on cruiYing
vessels during the winter season. The
cadets who will receive their diplomas
are w. ]. Hester of Illinois. Eugene A.
Coffin of New Jersey, John S. Baylis of
New York and c. j. Roemer of Many
land.