Evening star., 1909-03-15
Naval Orders.

| Lieut. Commander T.. l.. Bennett, from
Virginia, to duty fleet engineer of the
United States Atlantic fleet on Connlcti-
cut
Lieut. Commander II. ]. Cone. from fleet
engineer of the United States Atlantic fleet
and wait orders.
! Lieut. Commander S. 2. Fullinwider,
from Connecticut to Washington, ID. Co.
for temporary duty.
Lieut.. Commander W. s. Turpn. addi-
dional temporary duty connection South
Carolina. works of William Cramp &
Sons. Philadelphia. Pa.
Lieut.. Commander r. D. Hasbrouck, addi-
tonal duty at New York Shpbuilding
Company, Camden, y. j., connection
Michigan.
Lieut.. +. G. Martin. from New Jersey to
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis,
Md
Lieut.. o. W. Fowler. from United States
Naval Academy to duty as aid on the staff
of the COMMUNICATIVE United States
Atlantic feet. on board Connecticut
Lieut.. l.. c. Palmer, from Wisconsin and
W lit orders
navy recruiting station. Boston, and con-
tnue duties a the marine recruiting sta
ton. Boston.
Surgeon f. Thompson. from naval sta
ton, Guantanamo. Cuba, to naval station,
Charleston. s. c.
Surgeon J. J. Snyder. from marine de-
tachment, Port Royal, S. c., to Rhode
Island.
Surgeon c. f. Riggs. from legation
guard. Pekins. China, to home and wait
orders.
Surgeon f. J. Grow. additional duty
naval dispensary. United States Naval
Medical School Hospital. Washington. -. c.
Passed Assistant Surgeon &. II. De
IAancy. retired. when discharged treat
mcnt United States Naval Medical School
Hospital Washington. D. c., to home.
Passed Assistant Surgeon f. f.. Porter
from navy recruiting station. Detroit,
Mich. to navy recruiting station, Boston
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. w. Backus,
from United States naval hospital, train
ing station. Narragansett Bay. r. l., 70
navy recruiting station, Detroit, Mich.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. G. Far
well. from United States naval hospital.
Naval Home, Philadelphia, to the naval
station, Guantanamo. Cuba.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. d. owens
from Southery. navy yard, Portsmouth,.
n. H.. to duty with Marine detachment,
United States legation guard, Pekins,
China.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. E. Riggs
from Texas, naval station. Charleston. s.
c., to marine detachment. Port Royal. S.
c.
Assistant Surgeon D. G. Allen. from
United States Naval Medical School,
United States Pacific fleet.
Assistant Surgeon c. w. Smith from
United States Naval Medical School to
United States naval hospital, Naval Home.
Philadelphia
Assistant Surgeon c. K Winn. from
Missouri to the United States naval hos
pitai, training station, Narragapsett Bay.
r. I.
Assistant Surgeon l. c. Whiteside from
United States Naval Medical School TO
New Jersey.
Assistant Surgeon j. B. Pollard. from
United States Naval Medical School TO
Missouri.
Assistant Surgeon nj. H. Ames, from
mouth. N IL.
Chief Gunner +. NJ Johnston. from Des
Moines and wait orders.
Gunner w. Seach. from Lanca ster
Philadelphia, Pa. to Des Moines.
f. r. Artois, appointment as a paymas-
| ters clerk In the navy. duty Georgia, re-
voked
W. s. Broughton. resignation as d pay
masters clerk in the navy. on Connecticut,
accepted.
Naval Movements.
The cruiser Washington has arrived at
Corinto. the tug Navajo at San Diego.
the gunboat Paducah and the torpedo
boat Gwin at New York, the auxiliary
Glacier Amapala, the cruisers West
Virginia and Maryland at Acajutla the
cruiser Buffalo at San Francisco, the tug
IUiOfnac AT 'sndflfStOn. the scouts Saien
and Chester at Bradford and the cruiser
Washington at Amapala.
The gunboat Tacoma has sailed from
Guantanamo for Porto CorteZ the collier
Ajax from Newport News for Guantana-
mo. the tug Cheyenne from San Diego for
Mare Island. the gunboat Yorktown from
Acapulco for Amapaa. the cruisers Cali
forna and PENNSYLVANIA from Amapala
for MaGda lena bay and the cruiser Buf-
lalo from San Francisco for Magdaiena
bay.
Drowned While Learning to Swim.
Rear Admiral Arnold, commanding the
special service squadron, reports to the