Evening star., 1909-07-18
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G., JULY 49,

army in the Philippines. No details are
given.
Sympathy for British Tars.
Secretary Meyer of the Navy Depart
ment has expressed to the British ad-
miralty by cable message the sympathy
of the American navy for the loss of the
British submarine the 14th instant
When Salutes Shall Be Fired.
Hereafter military salutes will not he
fired between sunset and sunrise and not
on Sunday. unless required by interna-
tional courtesy. AS general rule salutes
will be fired between am. and sunset
The national flag will always be displayed
at the time of firing salute. The army
regulations nave been amended to that
effect. according to a general order Just
issued at the War Department.
Army Orders.
Col. Louis NJ. Maus, Medical Corps. in
this city, will proceed to ST. Paul. Mimi.
for duty as chief surgeon of that depart
ment. relieving Maj. William B. Banister,
Medical Corps.
Leave of absence for three months is
granted First Lieut.. Milton G. Holiday,
sth Cavalry.
BY direction Of the President and upon
the applcation OF First Sergt. Heinrich
c.. Boehm. Troop D. 5th Cavalry, that
soldier Will be placed upon the retired
list.
Capt Samuel J. Norris, Medical Corps.
VIII proceed to Washington barracks for
temporary duty
BY direction of the President and upon
the application of First Sergt. Gustav
Cornell. Company E. 9th Infantry, that
soldier will be placed upon the retired
list.
First Lieut.. James W. Hart, Medical
reserve Corps, In addition to his present
duties at Fort Hunt, Va. will render
medical attendance at Fort Washington,
Md. during the absence of Capt. Samuel
j. Morris. Medical Corps.
First Lieut.. George NJ. Holley. 11th
infantry. is relieved from duty at Fork
Union Military Academy Fork Union,
Va, and is detailed as professor of mill
tary SCIENCE and tactics at the Michigan
Agricultural College. Lansing, Mich, vice
Capt. Frederick w. Fuger 18th Infantry,
who will join his regiment.
Maj. John NJ Hoag, retired with his
consent is assigned to active duty, and
wi,i WI proceed @ to Buffalo. n Y. for recruit
Brown, 4th Cavalry, who will repair to
this city.
Naval Movements.
The cruisers Charleston and Denver
have arrived at Woosung, the cruiser
Prairie at New Haven, the torpedo boat
Warden at Boston, the torpedo boat
Thornton at Provincetown. the gunboat
Wolverine at Ludington. Mich, and the
cruisers Olympia. Chicago and Hartford
and the monitor Tonopah at New Lon
don.
The torpedo boat winslow has sailed
from Norfolk for Bradford, r. J.; the
gunboat Tacoma from Puerto Colombia
for Colon. the collier Brutus from New
port News for Provincetown and the tor
pedo boat Stockton and f1otilla from
ProV1ncetown for Boston.
Naval Orders.
pis;a Capt; - H, hoGs George ret'rs from command
Commander T. G. Dewey, retired, and
Commander W. C. p. Muir, retired, from
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Nd, to home.
Lieut.. Commander w. ]. Manion. when
discharged treatment United States Med
ical School Hospital, Washington, D. C..
to Supply.
Lieut.: Commander F. N. Freeman. ad-
ditional duty as commanding officer At
lantic torpedo feet.
states Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd
to home.
Lieut.. P. Foley. to command Dixie.
Ensign w. F. Newton, to Maryland
Ensign r. w. Cabaniss to TENNESSEE
Gunner II. Webb, from Missouri and
continue treatment United States Naval
Hospital, Boston, Mass.
Gunner {. l.. Bridges, from torpedo
testing station. Sag Harbor, Long Island
N. Y, to Missouri.
granted leave thirty days; thence to
Washington.
Machnist w. C. Gray, from Washing
ton to home and wait orders.