Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-15
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Dental Surgeon George H. Casaday is
relieved from duty at the General hos
pital San Francisco, and will proceed to
Honolulu, Hawaii for duty.
BY direction of the President. and upon
the application of Color SerSt. Johr
18th Infantry. that soldier will be placed
Kelly. 18th Infantry, that soldier vii
be placed upon the retired list.
Capt. Theophilus b. Steele, Coast Artil
lery Corps, is assigned to the 10th Com
pany.
The following named officers will report
TO the examining board at Fort LeaVen-
worth, Kan, for examination to deter
mine their fitness for promotion: Capts
Erneste V. Smith paymaSter, Luclus L.
Durfee. 18th Infantry; Charles G. DIVER
paymaster: julius A. Penn, 1th lntan-
try: Edward NJ. Lewis, Sth Infantry;
Richard G. Croxton, auartermaster
George B. Duncan. 4th Infantry: Dwight
f.. ITolley. 4th Infantry, and George w.
Martin. 18th Infantry; First I.ieuts. VIII
liam w. MCCammon. jr-, I'D Infantry.
and James r. Goodale, I'D Infantry. and
Second Lieuts. Campbell B. Hodges, 4th
Infantry; George r. Guild. :;Oth Infantry
Stuart A. Howard, 3Oth Infantry; Tru-
man w. Carrithers. Goth Infantry: Arthur
f. Amends, Goth Infantry; Burt W. Phil
lips, Goth Infantry.
Leave OF absence for one month is
granted Capt. William III. Brooks, Medical
Corps.
Maj. George W. McIver, Goth Infantry.
is assigned to duty comnandant of
the School Of Musketry at the Preside OF
Monterey, California.
Lieut.. Col. Albert d. Kniskern, deputy
cOnrmssary general, is ordered to relieve
Mai. Charles r. krauthoff, commissary.
of his duties at San Francisco May 1,
1909. Maj. Krauthoff will proceed to Ma
Mia, p. L., for duty.
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relieved from duty in the Philippines Dr.
vision and will proceed to Kansas City,
Mo-, and relieve Capt. Theodore B.
Hacker, commissary. Capt. Hacker will
report to Maj Stivers for duty as his as
sistant.
Naval Orders
Pharmacist r. w. Scott. to United
States Naval Hospital. Annapolis, Md.
Commander II. c. Gearing. from naval
station, Olongapo, p. L., to home.
Surgeon G. p kindleberger from naval
station, Cavite, p. L., to navy yard, Mare
Island, Cal.
Commander j. M. Orchard. from naval
station. Cavite, P l., to duty naval sta
ton. Olongapo, p. I.
Lieut.. f. II. Campbell. from the
Charleston to the naval station, Cavite,
Midshipman J. S. Evans, from the
Rainbow to the Charleston.
Asst. Surgeon G. B. Tribe from the
Relief to naval station, Olongapo. p. I.
The following is a list of mldshipmen
promoted to the grade Of ensign in the
United States Navy from September Is,
1908:
R + Frellsen, ]. B. Howell. il. NJ.
Bemis, d. f. Cummings. II. I. Dyer. F.
w. Miner, r. Hill. 4. F. Johnson. d. G..
Copeland W. T. Newton, A. w. Brown,
ir. . A
Atkins A S. Farquhar, r. Jacobs, h.
Bruce, r. S. Crenshaw, c. G. Davy, G.
H. J. Keppler. G. E. Davis. G.. p. Page,
w. w. Bradley. jr.: J. A. Monroe, r. A.
Theobald. G. H. Bowdey. J. B. Rhodes,
J. H. Hoover w. w. Kenyon. H Camp
bell, c. c. Gill, G. A. Dunn, L. F. Kim
ball, H X Aewitt. r. A. Spruance, D. A.
Scott, F. Russell. F. c. Starr. A. G. Reed
and G. L. Caskey.
Naval Movements.
The battleships Wisconsin and Kear-
sarge have arrived at Malta: the battle
ship Kentucky has sailed from Tripol
for Algiers; the armored cruisers West
Virginia, Colorado, Maryland and Penn
sylvania have sailed from Talcahuano for
VALPARAISO; the armored cruisers Tennes-
see, California, South Dakota and Wash
ington, from Talcahuano for -Coquimbo;
the supply ships Glacier. from Talca-
huano for Callao and the Celtic. from Gil
braltar for Naples; the collier Nero. from
Hampton roads for Baltimore. and the
tug Potomac from Guantanamo for
Charleston.
The torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins has
been ordered placed in reserve at the Mare
Island navy yard.
Marine Corps Orders.
Lieut.. Col Franklin j. Moses, report in
person to major general commandment.
First Lieut. Charles S. McReynolds,
two months leave.
The following officers to be detached
from the U.S.S Prairie upon arrival of
that vessel in the United States, and to
duty as Indicated:
Maj Albertus w. Catlin and Capt
Dickinson P. Hall report 10 major gen
eral. commandment.
F. Robards, First Lieut.. William w.
Buckley and Second Lieut. Allen NJ Sum-
ner. to marine barracks, Norfolk. Va.
Capt Arthur T. Mark, to Honolulu.
Second Lieut.. John Potts, to marine
barracks, Charleston. S. G.
Capt. John A. Hughes, to marine bar
racks, New York.
First Lieut. Howard w. Stone to ma
rine barracks, Portsmouth, n. II.
First Lieut.. Eugene p. Portson, to
naval prison, Portsmouth, N. II.
First Lieuts. Walter n. Hill and Clar-
ence S. Owen, to marine barracks, Bos-
ton Mass.
Capt. Rupert c. Dewey, A.Q.M. and
Capt. Jay NJ Salladay, to Officers
School. naval station, Port Royal, S. c.
Lieut. Col. George Richards, assistant
paymaster qualified for promotion.
Mai Albertus w. Catlin, one month S
leave
First Lieut. William F.. Parker, from
marine barracks, New York. to marine
barracks. Newport, r. !.
First Lieut.. William A. Mcneil, thirty
days leave.
First Lieut.. Bennett ePuryear and First
Lieut.. Robert Tittoni, to duty at Off
GERS School. naval station. Port Royal,
S. C.
First Lieuts. Harry o. Smith Charles
A. LutZ, Ralph l.. Shepard and Sydney
S. Lee, to marine barracks, Washington
d. G.
First Lieut.. William p Upshur, from
marine barracks, Norfolk. Va, to Off
GERS School, Port Royal, S. c.
First Lieut. Richard B. Creecy, from
marine barracks, Newport, to command
detachment for Officers School, Port
Royal. S. c.
First Lieut.. Philip II. Torrey, from ma
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