Evening star., 1909-06-05
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.


Corps. will proceed to Fort Totten. n. Y.
for temporary duty during the period Of
the proposed militia encampment
First Lieut. William r. Standford. Sig
nal Corps. will proceed to Fort Leaven-
worth. Kan, for temporary, duty per-
tanning to the maneuvers of the Signal
Corps Battalion.
Maj. William n. Bispham, Medical
Corps, at San Francisco, Cal, will pro-
ceed to Fort Leavenworth, Kan, for duty
at the United States military prison.
First Lieut. Robert ". Lesher. I'd Cav
airy, will report TO the army retiring
board at Washington for examination
First. Lieut.. Marion S. Battle. Coast
Artillery Corps, will proceed to New York
city and assume command of the United
States Army mine planter Gen. Royal I.
Frank. relieving Capt. Alfred Hasbrouck.
Coast Artillery Corps, who will proceed
to Fort Monroe, Va.
First Lieut.. James A. Hayne. Medical
Reserve Corps. recently appointed. is Or
dered to active duty at Fort Assiniboine,
Mont.
Col. Joseph Garrard. 18th Cavalry will
visit Fort Ethan Allen, VT. and Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. for the purpose OF
inspecting the troops Of his regiment sta
toned at those posts.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. E. E. Spafford, from the Chey-
enne to the Washington.
Lieut.. j. c. Kress. from the Newark to
treatment Naval Hospital, Boston.
Asnsgns S. Doherty. r. c. Gliffen and
c. A. Jones. from the Severn to Camp
Perry. Ohio. duty naval rifle team.
Midshipman G. l.. Schuyler to bureau
of ordnance, Navy Department.
The following midshipmen were de-
tached from duty at Naval Academy: to
home and wait orders: T. n. Afford. J. NJ.
Ashley. A. Barney. ]. r. Barry, w. c.
Bartlett. r. H. Bennett. H. H. ]. Benson
A D. Bernhard, w. D. Billingsley. E. j.
land. c. H. Boucher. NJ. c. Bowman. F.
A 81 aisted. E. S. r. Brandt. S. S. Brown,
]. w. Bunkley. H. S. Burdick, l.. B.
Bye. L. H. Campbell. jr.. S: R: Canine,
V. D. Chapline, G. Church. R. G. Conan.
r. NJ. Comfort H. G. Cooper, jr.. F. A.
Daubin. c. C. Davis. R. H. Davis, A. c.
Dearing. ]. H. S. Dessez, V. ]. Dixon,
4 N s. P9yls Dyasrt A A H. d Ede L G M puPa En-
jr.. S. Endel, W. &. Faus. F. H. Fow-
ler. H. H. Fox. D.. j. Friedell
C. S. Gillette. c. D. Gilroy. ]. B. Glen
non. w c. Grebe. F. Green, o. c. Greene,
r. P. Cutler. jr: E. L. Gunther. E. G.
Haas. P. B. Haines. P. F. Hambsch. ].
S. Harris. J., S. Hatcher. r. G. Haxton,
D. 1. Hedrick. NJ. L. Hersey. jr.: G. w.
Hewlett. G. B. Hoey. 0. NJ. Hustvedt. F.
c. P. Jungling, G. B. keester. S. s.
Kennedy. A G. Kirk, E. c. Lange T..
Lansdowne. H. P. LIE Clair. F. T. Leigh
ton. w L. Lind. L. l.. Lindley. L. E.
Lindsay. F: A Logan; & c; l.: L15hr1p' M 1r,;
Candlish. T. L. McCauley, D a. McEl-
duff. c. H. Maddox, ]. D. Maloney. S.
A. Manahan, F. D. Manock A. A. Mer-
rick. c. H. Morrison. R. Moses. H. W..
Nordyke, P. w. Northcroft, r. r. Pau
Racquet. G. N. Reeves. jr; c. e. Reordan,
P H. Rice. w. n. Richardson, jr.: T.
B. Richey. H. c. Ridgely, c. s. Rob-
erts, NJ. c. Robertson, R.: S. Robertson.
jr.: j. B. Rutter, r. E. Sampson. j. j.
L. Shea. F. Slingluff. jr.; H. T. Smith.
spiller. J. S. Spore. H. W. Stephen
son. G. K. stoddard: G. B. strick-
!rns nb6rDtonl D. B. H F. stTn1s Tilley. r r.: F. F.
vor, c. E. Van Hook. T. E. Van Metre.
F. Van Valkenburgh. W. w. Waddell,
Fl. A. Waddington. F. H. Weaver, l..
Welsh r. D. Weyerbacher. w. c. Wick
ham, T. s. Wilkinson. jr.; r. c. Will
P. T. Wright. R. W. Wuest, J. Yates and
Surgeon W. H. Bell. from Naval Medi-
cal School, Washington D. c., to bureau
of medicine and surgery. Navy Depart
ment
Surgeon r. NJ. Kennedy. from Naval
Medical School. and leave one month
Surgeon R. T. Orvis, from Naval Med
zeal School. to Naval Hospital. New York:
Surgeon r. E. Ledbetter from Naval
Al To
Surgeon C. NJ. de Nalin. from navy
ward. Washington. D. c., to marine re-
cruiting station. Philadelphia. Pa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. F. Murphy,
from Naval Medical School. and wait
orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. G. Smith:
from Naval Medical School. to Naval
Hospital. Norfolk, Va.
Passed Assistant Surgeon l.. H. Wheel
er, from Naval Medical School. to the
Hancock.
Passed Assistant Surgeon S. S. Rod
man from Naval Medical School, to eX-
animation for promotion.
Assistant Surgeon c. E. Strife. from
Naval Medical School, to navy recruiting
station. Baltimore, Md.
Assistant Surgeon G. B. Whitmore, from
navy recruiting station, Baltimore. Md,
to the Wisconsin.
Assistant Surgeon A. II. Robnett. from
Naval Medical School, to examination for
Assistant Surgeons I. F. Cohn. E. 7.
Reed. f. Q. j. Eytinse. E. L. Woods, r.
H Brooks, c. B. Munger and q. M. Oh
son, from Naval Medical School, to ex-
animation for promotion.
Assistant Surgeon T. S. Foster, from
Naval Medical School. to naval prison.
navy yard. Portsmouth. n. H.
Boatswan c. c. Beach. discharged
treatment Army and Navy General Hos
pital. Hot Springs. Ark. TO treatment
Naval Medical School Hospital. Wash
ington. D. c.
Fred E. Crossman has been appointed
a paymas ster's clerk in the navy for duty
as clerk to the general inspector of the
Pay Corps.
Naval Movements.
The cruiser New York has arrived at
New York. the gunboat Dolphin at WASH
ington, the collier Lebanon at New York.
the cruiser California at Bremerton.
The gunboat Paducah has sailed from
Cuba for Porto Cortez. the yacht Hist
from Manzanillo for Guantanamo. the
cruiser Prairie from Boston for New
York. the torpedo boat Morris from New
port for Sag Harbor. the collier Marcel
lus from Guantanamo for Hampton roads,
the gunboat Marietta from Bocas del
Toro for Bluefield and the gunboat Villa
lobos from HankoW for Ichang.
Widely Known War Nurse Dead.