Evening star., 1909-06-30

dell, G. s. Hovey, H. p. LIE Clair, B. r.
Tilley, jr,, and R. G. williams
L. S. S. New Jersey-C. c. Davis, J. S.
lish, T. f. Van Metre and c. S. Yost.
U. S. S. Rhode Island-W. c. Bartlett,
III. s. Burdick. r. NJ. Comfort. G. w.
Hewlett. G. B. Strickland and r. T..
Thornton.
L. S. s. virginia.. II. s. Dessez. Fl. v.
McCabe. r. D. Manock, w. Richardson.
jr, G. S. Roberts. r. S. Robertson. jr., +.
III. Weaver, J. Yates and Il. Lansdowne.
L. S. S Maine-A- Barney. f. A. Dau-
bin, A. w. Rieger and c. l.. Lothrop. jr.
L. S.. 8. Missouri. r. Barry. w. j.
Carver, c. d. -Gilroy, +. e. Haas. P w.
Northcroft, l.. Welsh and H. r. A. Bor-
charlt
L. s. S. Wisconsin-H C. Ridgely. F. w.
Scanland. Fl. Il. Settle, +. Slingluff. jr.. J.
B, Rutter. J. ]. Saxer, F. l.. Shea and G.
X. Stoddard.
L. S. s. Ohio-J. Borand. c. II. Maddox,
L. c. Racquet, G. ii. Reeves, jr.. and w.
W. Smith
L. S. S. Tennessee-E J. Blankenship.
S. r. Canine, r. d. Spalding, +. II. Fowl
ey. L. NJ. Woodson and A. s. Dysart.
L. s. S. California-M. c. Bowman, Y.
J. Dixon. +. L. Ellington, w. G. Faus, G.
b. Keester and w. l.. Lind.
L. S. S. South Dakota--V. d. Chapline,
II. w. Stephenson. c. Van Hook and W.
&C. Grebe.
u. s. S. Washngton-J. NJ. Ashley, S. S.
Brown! j. S. Harris. S. 8. Kennedy, ii. I.
Smith and r. III. Paunack.
L. S. S. West Virginia-W. D. Billings
ley A /. Eide, E. l.. Gunther, H. G. Train,
O. NJ Hustvedt and F. f. Johnson.
U. s. s. Colorado-T. n. Afford. R. G.
Conan. c. s. Gillette and w. w. Waddell.
L. S. S. Maryland-O. L. Spller, T. II.
Winters and r. w. Wuest.
T. S. S. Pennsylvania-H. Fl. Fox, G.
II. Morrison. p. II. Rice, J. S. Spore, G.
A. Trever and II. A. Waddington.
u. S. S. Cheyenne-M. l.. Hersey, jr.
Naval Movements.
The cruiser Rainbow and torpedo flo-
tilla have arrived at Shanghai, the gun
boat Denver at Nagasaki, the torpedo
boats Davis, Farragut, Lawrence and
Goldsborough at Sausalito, the torpedo
boat Worden and fiotilla at Boston. the
tug Standish at Annapolis, the collier
Brutus at Bradford, the collier Sterling
at ProvincetOWn and the battleShlp Mon
tana at Smyrna.
The gunboat Castine and submarines
have sailed from Sandy Hook for New
port, the tug Patuxent from Province
town for Quincy, the gunboat Dolphin
from Gloucester for New London the
tug Potomac from Charleston for Hamp
ton roads, the battle ships Georgia and
New Jersey from Hampton roads for
Rockland, Me-; the battleships Kansas,
Vermont and Louisiana from Hampton
roads fro Provincetown the battleship
Minnesota from Hampton roads for Mar
blehead, the cruisers Charleston, Den
yer and Cleveland from Nagasaki for
Woosung. the WISCONSIN and Virginia
from Hampton roads for Portland, the
battleship Maine from Hampton roads for
Gloucester, the battleship Ohio from
Hamptol roads for Booth Bay, the cruis-
er Montgomery from Boston for Prov
incetown and the torpedo boats Hull,
Truxtun, Whipple and Paul Jones from
Mare Island for Seattle.
The cruisers Charleston and Cleveland
Ohio and Louisiana and the gunboat Ia
coma at Hampton roads, the Golfers
Nero, Abarenda and Hannibal at Brad
ford, the cruisers Prairie and Panther
and the torpedo boat Thornton at Boston.
the torpedo boat Worden at Province
town and the collier Alexander at Hong
kong.
The battleship Illinois has sailed from
Philadelphia for Boston, the battleship
Mississippi from Hampton roads for
Eastport. Me, the battleship Minnesota
from Hampton roads for Marblehead, the
battleship Montana from Syra for Smyrna
and the midshipmen's practice squadron
from New London for GARDENERS bay.
Capts. Robert NJ. Cutler and Frank W.
Weed, Medical Corps. will proceed to
Antietam, Md, for duty pertaining to
the instruction of militia medical officers
at that camp.
with permission TO go beyond the sea,
is granted Veterinarian Alexander Mac
Donald 18th Cavalry.
Capt. John A. Lockwood. retired. is as
signed TO the recruiting service at Den
yer, Col, relieving First Lieut.. George
A. Taylor, Coast Artillery Corps who
will proceed to Fort Logan, Col. for duty.
Capt. Carl +. Hartmann. Signal Corps,
is detailed for duty with the Signal Corps
Company. National Guard of Pennsyl-
vania during the encampment of the I'd
Brigade, TO be held at Somerset. Pa,
July "a to 81, 1909.
Capts. Herbert G. Shaw. Robert L.
Carswell and William A. Wickline of the
Medical Corps will proceed to the camp
of instruction near San Francisco, Cal,
for duty.
Capt. Frederick A. Dale and Capt.
Clement c. Whitcomb and First Lieut.
Harold w. Jones of the Medical Corps
will proceed to the camp at Sparta, Wis,
for duty.
Lieut. Col Webster Vinson. deputy pay
master general, is relieved from duty as
chief paymaSter, Department of the Colo
rado, and will proceed to San Francisco,
Cal, for duty as chief paymaster of the
Department of California.
Seven Compulsory Retirements.
Capt. Isaac S. X. Reeves on duty here,
| and Capt. Stacey Potts. under treatment
at the Naval Hospital at Mare Island.
has applied for voluntary retirement
der the personnel act 1t is understood
that there are eight other applications
for voluntary retirement.
As there are seventeen vacancies to be
filled to insure a normal flow of pro-
motions for the year ending June 3O the
fact that ten applications already have
| been made will considerably facilitate
the work of the naval plucking board
in choosing the officers to make up the
| required number when the board meets
tomorrow to take final action.
Col. Smith to Relieve Col. Rogers.
Col. George r. Smith. assistant pay
master general. has been relieved from
duty as chief paymaster of the depart
| ment of California and ordered to this
city for duty as post paymaster. He