Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,
Army Orders.

ordnance Ser8t. AlphOnSe T.. f.. Won
Nyvenheim, United States Army. retired.
North Minneapolis. Mimi, will report to
Capt. Leslie A. I. Chapman. I'd Cavalry.
professor Of military science and tactics
Norwich University Mortified, VT. for
instructions as his assistant.
Col. Grin B. Mitcham, ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to the places here
matter specified for the purpose of in
specting the field artillery material in
the hands Of the organized militia ::
Washington. D. c., LIST Battery. National
Guard. District of Columbia; Richmond,
Va, Battery A. Virginia Volunteers
Norfolk. Va. Battery B, Virginia volun-
teersi Portsmouth, Va. Battery c. Vir-
ginia Volunteers.
BY direction of the President Mai. An
drew s. Rowan 18th Infantry, upon his
own application. is retired from active
service. to take effect December / 1909,
after more than thirty-two years service
So much of orders of July 10. 1909, War
Department. as directs First Lieut. Hen
ry w. Torney. Coast Artillery Corps, to
Capt. Edward O. c. Ord. United States
Army. retired. with his consent is de-
tailed for duty with the organized militia
of Arizona.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. Orville N. Tyler 9Th Cavalry.
August 30. 1909. is extended one month,
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days on surgeons certificate Of
disability is granted Second Lieut.. Moss
l.. Love. I'd Cavalry.
ry, is relieved from treatment at the
Walter Reed General Hospital. District
of Columbia, to take effect upon the ex-
piration of the sick leave of absence
granted him In orders of this date.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Collin II. Ball. 9th
Infantry, to take effect upon his arrival
in the United States
BY direction of the President. and upon
the application of sergt. Maj. Edward
Mea CHER. 18th Infantry, that soldier.
upon the receipt of this order at the post
at which he is then serving. will be plac-
ed upon the retired list created by the
act of Congress approved March ., 1907.
He will repair to his home.
Cook William H. Moore, Signal Corps.
Fort Omaha. Neb.. will be DISCHARGED
from the army by the commanding off,
Ger OF that post by purchase under the
provisions of general orders No 13, War
Department, January %, 1909.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral T. c. Mclean, detached
duty president of the board of inspection
and survey at Washington, d. c., and
ordered nome.
Commander ]. J. Knapp. detached duty
command Cheyenne: to duty connection
fitting out New Orleans
Lieut.. G. F. Neal, detached duty Chey-
enne; to duty connection fitting out
Princeton.
Lieut. W. n. LETTERS. detached duty
Cheyenne: to duty connection fitting out
New Orleans.
Lieut. F. w. Osburn, jr., detached duty
Cheyenne: to Independence, navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal.
Ensign s. 3. Mckinney, detached duty
Concord; to Buffalo.
Ensign F. r. King. detached duty Con-
cord; to dutys connection fitting out
Princeton.
Ensign ]. A. Monroe. detached duty
Milwaukee; to duty connection fitting out
Iris.
Ensign P. II. McCrary. detached duty
Concord: to duty connection fitting out
Princeton.
Ensign P. L. Wilson. to duty Connec-
ticut.
Ensign S. Doherty, detached duty con-
nection fitting out Iris; to Milwaukee,
Ensign l. c. Shute, detached duty Con-
cord: to duty connection fitting out
Ensign R. r. Smith. detached duty In
dependence. navy yard. Mare Island,
Cal: to Buffalo.
Midshipmen E. F. Buck and c. M.
Yates. detached duty Cheyenne: to indie
pendence, connection with crew of New
Orleans.
Boatswain J. Davis and Machinists F.
F. Ingram and III. f. Burks, detached
duty Cheyenne; to duty connection fitting
out New Orleans, and duty on board that
vessel when commissioned.
Naval Movements.
The torpedo boats Stringham. Shubrick,
Biddle and Dupont have arrived at Nor
folk from Yorktown: the collier Hanni-
bal at Norfolk, and the Wilmington at
Shanghai.
The cruisers North Carolina Montana
and New York have sailed from Hamp-
ton roads for New Orleans and the bat
tleship Mississippi from Philadelphia for
New Orleans.