Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-29
Naval Orders.

PdymaStcr H. ItdItOn, "Hen us
charged treatment u. S. Naval Hospital.
Mare Island, Cal, to home and wait or-
ders.
Assistant Paymaster j. L. Mcdonald,
to navy yard. New York. n. Y.
Chief Boatswain ]. +. Brooks from
u S. Naval Home, Philadelphia, Pa. to
Idaho
Chief BoatSwain II. G. Jarrett, from
Idaho to the Alabama.
Chief Boatswain W. Brooks. from
Hancock. navy yard, New YORK. n. "
to the Wolverine
Chief Boatswain c. I. Chase, from
Wolverine to home.
Chief Boatswain A. Ohmsen. from
navy yard, Washington, ID. c., to com
mand Triton.
Chief Boatswain S. Mccarthy, from
navy yard, Washington, u. c., to coIn-
mand ChOctaw.
Chief Boatswain ]. A. Riley, from AZ
| ALBANIA to Hancock, navy yard, New
Boatswan A. D. Warwick. from navy
yard, Washington, u. c., to command
Tecumseh.
Boatswain ]. McCloy, from Hancock
navy yard, New York, N. y, to Fish
Hawk
Boatswain T. G. McDonough, from
Fish Hawk to home
Marine Corps Orders.
MAJ. L. L. hane, examination 1of pro-
| motion.
Capt p +. Archer, assistant quarter
master to New London Conn.
| Capt n. G.. Burton, assistant quarter
master. from marine barracks, Phiadel-
| phia, Pa. to depot of supplies that city.
| First Lieut.. IL. Q. Smith, from Prairie
to marine barracks, Boston.
| First Lieut.. w. d. Smith, from marine
barracks, Boston, Mass, to marine bar
racks, Norfolk, Va.
| Maj T. p. Kane. leave of absence for
two months and seventeen days.
Second Lieuts. j. d. Murray, W. s.
! Harrison to Washington, ID. c.
| Capt +. &. Turner, leave of absence
to March IA, 1909
First Lieut. F. B. Miller. from LIST Bri-
gade, United States Marines, Philippines,
to this city.
| Harrison. from headquarters. u. s. M. c..
to marine officers school, Port Royal,
s. c.
Lieut.. Col ]. E. Mahoney, Maj. w c.
Lieut.. r. B. Garrett, appointed marine
examining board to convene at marine
barracks, Washington, D. &.
Second Lieut.. A. A. Vandergrift. report
to commandment, United States Marine
! Corps.
First Lieut. r. Coyle, leave of absence
| for thirty days.
Naval Movements.
| The gunboat Scorpion has arrived at
| ConstantinopIe. the collier Caesar at
| Norfolk the cruiser Rainbow at Cavite
and the collier Saturn at San Diego.
The battleship Maine has sailed from
Havana for knights Key. the battle
shin Mississippi from Havana for Guam
tanamo the auXiliaries Panther and
Ajax from Algiers for Gibraltar. tire
cruiser Buffalo from Honolulu for San
Francisco and the cruiser Prairie from
New York for Boston
Retirement of Lieut.. Thorpe.
| First Lieut.. Truman D. Thorpe, Coast
Artillery Corps who has been under
treatment in the general hospital at the
! Preside of San Francisco. has been
placed on the retired list account OF
disability incident TO the service. Lieut..
| Thorpe was born in the District Of Co
lumbia in December, 1883, but was APP
i Academy from California in June. 1902.
Graduating four years later he was APP
pointed second lieutenant in the Coast
Artillery Corps. and reached the grade OF
first lieutenant in July, 1907.
Col. Weaver's New Assistant.
Capt. Monroe c. Kerth. G3d Infantry
now on duty at Fort I.eavenworth, Kan.
has been detailed TO duty as assistant
chief of the division of militia affairs, of
flee of the Secretary of War, to take eff
feet March ], next Col. +. NJ Weaver
of the Coast Artillery Corps is chief OF
the militia division and has more work
than he can attend to unaided.