Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Joseph Fl. Earle. Corps OF
Engineers. is relieved from duty witt
Company B. LIST Battalion of Engineers. a,
Vancouver barracks, Wash, and will pro
coed to Seattle. Wash
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Capt. William II. Tefft mcdica
corps.
BY direction of the President and upor
the application of SerEt. Patrick O'Cor
nor. Company II, I'd Battalion of Engi
neers. that soldier will be placed upon tbs
retired list.
Maj. John II. Rice and Capt. James r
billiard. ordnance department, will pro
ceed to Philadelphia. Pa. on official bust
ness pertaining to material under design
by the ordnance department.
BY direction of the President, Chaplain
Edward II. FITZGERALD I'D infantry, vii
report to the army retiring board at Fort
Leavenorth. Kan, for examination by tn,
board.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. NJ. joyce, Lieut.. G.. Dep John
stone. Lieut.. r. A. Koch. Lieut.. 2. Foley
Assistant Surgeon Is. G.. Melhorn anc
Pa sed Assistant Paymaster w. n
Hughes, to the navy yard. Philadelphia
Pa, for duty in connection with the Dixie
Passed Assistant Paymaster L. W. l.
Jennings. from the Paducah TO home, set
Assistant Paymaster f. p. Williams
from the West Virginia to home, settle &C
counts and wait orders.
Assistant Paynaster S. f. Dickinson
from the North Carolina to the Paducah
Assistant Paymaster E.. A. Cobey. from
the Tennessee to the West Virginia as
commissary officer.
Boatswains T Mackin and G.. Knott
from the Constellation. naval training sta
ton. Newport, r. L., to the Franklin, navy
n
Boatswain NJ. J. Wilkinson, from this
Constellation, Newport. r. L.. to the Ian,
caster. navy yard. Philadelphia. Pa.
Boatswain 6. Cullen, from the Constella
ton to the Hancock, navy yard, New
York. n. Y.
Boatswain j. Alley, from the Constella
ton TO the Wabash, navy yard, Boston
Mass.
Boatswain H. Williams to the Vermont
Boatswain 4. ]. Svensson to the Con.
nectcut.
Boatswain r. Martin, to the Georgia.
Boatswain j. Evans, to the Des Mones
Boatswain f. A. Pipe, from the
Franklin. navy ward, Norfolk. Va, to the
Boatswain c. G. Robertson. TO the
Wabash. navy yard. Boston. Mass
Boatswain G. Dahlman. 10 the Frank
lin. navy yard. Norfolk. Va.
Warrant MachnistS j. j. COtter and T.
d. Healy. to the savy yard. Philadelphia
Pa, to duty in connection with the Dixie
Naval Movements
The battleship Missouri has arrived a.
Athens, Louisiana and Virginia a
Smyrna. the Connecticut at Naples. the
Minnesota, Kansas and Vermont at Vile
franche, the gunboat Dolphin at Curacao
the GOLFERS Lebanon at Newport ant
Caesar at Boston and the tug Uncas al
Guantanamo.
The scout Salem has sailed from Phila
delphia for Yorktown. the GOLFERS Pan
Their and Ajax from Port Said for Naples
the auxiliary Supply from Guam fol-
Bremerton and the tug Rocket from
Washington for Norfolk.
Colored Leaders for Colored Bands.
Chief Musician George f. Tyrrell, band
10th Cavalry. now in the Philippines, has
been transferred TO the band, 18th Cav
airy, ordered to Fort Myer Va. This
is the first transfer of the kind made
under the Presidents recent order, which
looks to finally having colored leaders
of the bands Of the four colored regi
ments. AS vacancies occur in the posi-
ton of chief musician Of white bands tn.
white leaders of colored bands will bt
transferred to fill them and colored lead
erS will be appOint ed to the colOred hands