Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.


fantry, is detailed to act as range ofncer
for ,he na,,onal match at Camp Perry,
Ohio.
Leave of absence for four months Is
granted First Lieut.. Alvin ~ bashe''e'
Sd Infantry
The leave of absence granted FIRST
Lieut.. William Thomas. PHI lipplne scouts,
is extended to August 81. 1903
First Lieut.. John II. Lewis Hth Java MY
will report at Fort Riley, KAN lor eA
animation for promotion IN,
proceed to Governors Island. y. L. iol
duty pertaining to the naaneuve'S 10 De
held In Massachusetts,.
BY direction O. the Pres GEM -
Lieut. Thomas T. Duke. sd Infantry. Is
detailed as professor O. military sciel..e
and tactics at the Oklahoma University
Preparatory School. Tonkawa. Okla.
Mai Joha II. r ce, ordnance depart
nlent. will proceed to Alliance, oiiIo. oi'
official business pertaining to the inspec-
ton of sracoast gun carriages being man
ufactured for the ordnance department.
BY direction of the President. ana upoa
the al plication Of First seret. LUIS .sas
Behls. Company G.. 18th Infantry. ina,
soldier VII be placed upon the retired
list. .
Mai John ". Joyes. ordnance depart
ment will proceed to Fort Cas"ei' ~
c., and Fort Moultrie and FORT oulhee' I,
-.
the inspection of seacoast armament.
Naval Orders.
Capt Z. L. Wright has been comfhls-
S oned.
Capt. w. B. Caperton. from command
of the Ma ne and wait orders.
Commanders X. McAlpine. NJ. L. BITS
tol. T. Washington. a. II. Davis, II. r.
Bryan and r. Marble and Lieut. COM
n anders H. f. Yarnell. II. P. PERTH
w. II. Reynolds and Q. q. Murhh nave
been commissioned.
Lieut.. Commander E. T. Witherspoon
from the Maine and wait orders.
Lieut.. Commander ]. V. Klemann, from
the Marietta and wait orders.
l. cut. Commander F. P. BALDWIN. from
the Maine and wait orders.
Lieut.. Commander ]. r. 7. Bakery
from the Maine to the Washington.
Lieut. F.. W. Smith. from the Maine
to the Marietta.
Ensign NJ. F. Draemel, from the Maine
and wait orders.
Ensign r. F. Bernard, from the Maine
to the Eagle.
Ensign b. w. Fuller. from the Maine
and wait orders.
Ems en- F. ]. Fletcher. from the Maine
to third squadron. United States Paclnc
Midshipman p H. Marion to the Col
orado.
MldShlprnan y. "a. murphy ~ eiio
fornia-
Midshipman R. NJ. Jaeger. from the
Maine to the Macdonough.
Midshipman II. r. Van de Doe to the
California
Midshipman J. B. Oldendorf to the Cal
ifornia.
Midshipman A. Barney, from the Maine
to the North Carolina.
Midshipman H. A. Strauss, from the
Maine to the Georgia.
Midshipman H. NJ. hammers. from the
Maine to the Idaho.
NJ dshpman j. w. Bartlett, tr., from
the Maine to the Kansas.
Midshipmen c. L. Lothrop jr., and A.
w. Rieger, from the Maine to the Mon
tana.
Midshipman F. A. Daubin. from the
Maine to the North Caro- ina.
Passed Assistant Surgeon +. T. McDon-
mold, from the Naval Hospital, New
York. to the Naval Academy, Annapo-
lis. Md. .
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. ". S.
Dean, from the Maine to the Prairie
from the Prairie and wait orders.
Boatswain 6. Ollif, from the Maine to
the South Carolina.
Chief Gunner o. Borgeson, from the
Maine and wait orders.
Chief Machinists F.. Evans and {. A.
Rowe have been commissioned.
Chief Mach mist e. A. Manck. from
the Maine to the South Carolina.
Machinist G. r. Thompson, from the
Maine and wait orders.
Machinist nj. w. Schreiber from the
Maine to the Indiana.
Naval Movements.
The gunboat Yorktown has arrived at
Seattle; the tug Potapsco at Provincetown
and the cruisers Olympia, Chicago and
Hartford and the monitor Tonol all at
Bath, Me.
The cruiser Albany has sailed from
San Francisco for Bremerton and the
gunboat Wolverine from Es, anaba for
Maci1inac Island. Mich.
The cruiser Enterpr' Sc, at the navy
yard Boston, has been stricken from the
navy list and ordered sold.