Evening star., 1909-07-13
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Vt for temporary duty pertaining to the
inspection of an annunciator buzzer sys-
TEN at the target range at Fort Ethan
Allen.
| Leave Of absence for one month is
granted Maj. Henry A. Shaw, Medical
Corps.
The leave of absence granted Chaplain
Timothy P. O'keefe. 18th Cavalry. in
cludng August 81. 1909
| Capt James ]. Hornbrook. paymaster.
is relieved from duty in the department
of the Missouri. and will proceed to the
Philippine Islands for duty.
First Lieut. James J. Loving. Corps OF
Engineers. is relieved from duty at the
Washington barracks, and will proceed
to Fort Leavenworth. Kans.. for duty
with the Sd Battalion of Engineers.
| Second Lieut.. Joseph 4. Atkins. 18th
| Infantry. is detailed as professor of
military science and tactics at the Uni
| versity of Georgia Athens. Ga. vice
9th Infantry. who will join his regi-
| ment
| First Lieut. Robert d. Garter. 10th n
fantry. is detailed as professor Of mill
| tary science and tactics al the University
of Arkansas. Fayetteville. Ark.
| Lieut. Col. Louis A. La Garde. Medical
| Corps. is detailed as member of the
board of medical officers appointed to
| meet at the Army Medical Museum build
| ing in this city to determine the results
| of the preliminary examinations of ap-
plicants and for the final examination of
candidates for admission to the Medical
| Corps, vice Col. Nalery Hayard. Medical
| Corps. relieved.
Chaplain Dennis B. O'Sullivan recent
| ly appointed, is assigned to the 4th Field
Artillery. at Vancouver barracks, Wash
The following named officers are de-
| tailed to enter the class at the Mounted
Service School: Capt. Daniel F. Craig.
4th Field Artillery: First Lieut.. Edwin
| Del. Smith. 4th Field Artillery; First
| Lieut.. John Watson, Sth Cavalry; First
Lieut.. John II. Howard. Sth Cavalry:
Second Lieut. Carl Boyd Sd Cavalry:
First Lieut.. Henry Gibbins. 9th Cavalry:
First Lieut.. Walter s. Sturgill. I'd Field
Artillery.
Caut. Joseph w. Beacham, jr.. 9th
| Infantry, will proceed to West Point. n.
Y, for duty at the United States Mill
| tary Academy.
! The following transfers are made:
Chaplain Francis p joyce, from the 14th
| Cavalry to the 9Th Cavalry: Chaplain Ed
ward r. Chase, from the 9Th Cavalry to
| the 14th Cavalry.
| Capt Roderick L. Carmichael. Coast
Artillery Corps. is relieved from the 134th
| Company, and will proceed to Fort Moul-
| trie S. c.. for duty.
Leave of absence for twenty-five days
| is granted Capt Leon 7. lie Wald, Med
| ical Corps.
| Capt. Lawrence d. Cabell. auartermas-
ter will proceed to Jeffersonvile, Ind,
Williams quartermaster
Leave of absence for six months on
account of sickness is granted First
Lieut.. Beverly c. DAILY, 18th Infantry
| Capt. Edward Croft, 18th Infantry. is
detailed for duty at the northern and
| army competitions to be held at Fort
| Sheridan, ILL.,, and for duty at the ma
tional match for 1909.
Naval Orders.
| Lieut.. J. j. Hannigan and Lieut. E. 2.
Svarz, to United States Naval Academy,
| Annpolis, Md
Lieut.. L. S. Macy, from Naval War
College. Newport. r. l., to the Nebraska
as ordnance officer.
| G. w. Masterton appointed paymas-
! ter's clerk in the navy. duty connection
| settlement of the accounts of the Illinois
| and the Kentucky.
Illness of Gen. Edgerly.
| Brig. Gen. Winfield S. Edgerly. recently
| in command of the post at Fort Riley,
| Kan. is reported to be in i'll health. He
| has been ordered to report to Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood. president of an army re-
| tiring board at Governors Island, N. Y.
| for examination to determine his physical
| fitness for further active duty. Gen.
| Edgerly is from New Hampshire: and
| was graduated from the United States
Military Academy in June. 1870. During
! the Spanish war he served in the in
| spector generals department of the vol
unteer army. Otherwise his entire mill
| tary service has been in the cavalry
branch. He was appointed brigadier
general in June, 1905.
To Army War College.
| The following named officers are detailed
| to enter the next class at the Army War
College, and will report about August 10.
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this city. for duty accordingly: Lieut..
Col. Charles NJ O'Connor, sth Cavalry;
Lieut. Col Hunter Lggett. 10th Infantry:
| Maj. Lyman w. Y. kennon. 18th Infantry !.
| Maj. Evan N. Johnson. jr.. 9Th Infantry;
Maj. Walter III. Gordon, 18th Infantry;
Capt. Eli A. Helmick. 10th Infantry;
Capt Robert A. Brown. 4th Cavalry;
Capt. George II. Jamerson. 29th Infantry. !.
Capt. Edwin Landon, Coast Artillery
Corps: Capt. Edwin o. Sarratt, Coast
Artillery Corps; Capt. Henry J. Hatch.
| Coast Artillery Corps: Capt. William X.
| Naylor. 9th Infantry: Capt. Gilbert A.
| YoungberS, Corps of Engineers.
Changes in the Artillery
| The following named officers of the
| Coast Artillery Corps are transferred or
attached as indicated: Capt. William F.
| Stewart, jr.. from the 18th Company to
the 10th Company; Capt. George L.,
| Hicks. ir from the 116th Company to
the 18th Company: Capt. Lynn s. Ed
wards from the 18th Company to the
4Jth Company: First Lieut.. John g. Pratt
| is relieved from assignment to the SSth
| Company and attached to the I'D Com
pany.
The following named officers of the
4 Coast Artillery Corps are placed on the
unassigned list: Capt. Harry W. Nc
Cauley. 132d Company: Capt. William A.
Covington, Gath Company; Capt. Alfred
Hasbrouck. 19tn Company: Capt. James
l.. Long. 164th Company. First Lieut..
James Prentice. 93d Company: First
Lieut.. Samuel c. Cardwell. 21st Com
pany; First Lieut.. James 3. Taylor, 134th
Company; First Lieut. Charles A. Clark.
18th Company: First Lieut. James NJ.
Fulton. 45th Company: First Lieut..
Chan rles +. Wheatley, 117th Company
First Lieut. Wade II. Carpenter. 18th
| Company: First Lieut.. George W.
Cocheu. 159th Company: First Lieut..
| Louis r. Dice. l6Jth Company: First
Lieut.. Francis NJ. Hinkle. 96th Company
| First Lieut. David McC. Mckel1 63th
Company: First Lieut.. Julius c. Peter
son, 1OSth Company.
Naval Movements.
| The cruiser Rainbow and the torpedo
boats Barry. Chauncey. Dale and Balm
bridge have arrived at Woosung, the tugs
Cumberland and Pentucket at New York,
| the Gunboat Wolverine at Port Huron
and the yacht Hist at Portsmouth, n. II.
The cruiser Buffalo has sailed from
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