Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-08
Marine Corps Orders.

j. X. torrance, resignation as pay
masters clerk in the navy accepted.
Marine Corps Orders.
First Lieut.. H. o. Smith. from marine
barracks, Boston, to naval prison, same
station.
First Lieut. J. j. Meade, from naval
prison. navy yard. Boston. to marine bar
racks, navy yard. Norfolk, Va.
Lieut. Col. E. X. Cole, granted leave OF
absence for eighteen days.
Capt. W. A. Pickering, granted leave OF
absence of twenty-four days.
First Lieut.. c. F. B. Price, duty as post
auartermaster. Marine Corps rifle range.
First Lieut.. c. B. Matthews. granted
leave of absence for twenty-five days.
Second Lieut. F.. L. Martin. from ma
rine barracks, Mare Island. Cal. to COM
mand marine detachment, L. 8. 8. INDIE
pendence.
Capt ]. c. Breckenridge. granted one
months leave of absence with permission
to visit Canada.
Capt T. III. Brown granted leave OF alb
sence Npr twenty days.
Second Lieut.. T. s. Clarke. granted
leave OF absence for eighteen days.
Col w. p. Biddle. granted leave OF
absence for one month and fifteen days.
Col. ]. E. Mahoney. granted leave OF
absence for one month.
Maj j. Fl. Russell. to command Amerf-
can Legation Guard, Peking, China, leav-
ing about October 1, 1910
Mai w. b. Lemly, A. @. NJ, granted
leave Of absence for thirteen days.
First Lieut.. n. o. Smith. appointed post
uuartermaster, naval prison, navy yard.
Boston.
Capt. E. B. Miller. from marine bar
| racks, Naval Academy. Annapolis, Nd
| to command marine barracks. naval sta
| ton, Culebra, Porto Rico.
First Lieut.. c. ]. E. Guggenheim, from
marine barracks, naval station. Culebra,
Porto Rico. and report to the major gen.
eral corAmandant.
Naval Movements
The Buffalo has arrived at Cavite.
The Yorktown has sailed from San Juan
del Sur for Panama
To Command Naval Medical School.
Medical Inspector II. G. Boyer Of the
navy has been detailed to command the
Naval Medical School in this city. He
relieves Medical Director John c. Boyd.
| member of the naval retiring board at
the Washington navy yard.
Resignation Of Capt. Fenner.
| The resignation Of Capt Raymond II.
/ Fenner of the Coast Artillery Corps has
/ been accepted by the President. to take
/ effect December 1, 1910 He has been
granted leave OF absence to that date.
Capt Fenner is from Montana and was
graduated from the United States Mill
1 tary Academy In June. 1900. He was
| then appointed second lieutenant In the
| Coast Artillery Corps. and reached the
grade of captain In that corps In jan
uary. 1907. For several months past he
has been stationed at Fort Monroe, Va.
Long Ride Of Field ohacers.
BY direction Of Gen. Grant. commanding
the Department Of the East, twenty-six
high ranking officers will meet at For,
Il Ethan Allen, VT, Saturday, for the pur-
pose OF taking the ninety-mile ride pre-
scribed by the regulations as a physica
test The cavalcade will consist OF Coils
George 8. Anderson, general staff; Able
l.. Smith, subsistence department: Stan
hope Z. Blunt, ordnance department
Rogers Birnie. ordnance department
William NJ; Black. Corps OF ENGINEERS
b. Miicham. ordnance department. AND
John ". white. Coast Artillery Corps
Lieut.. Coils. John A. Hull. judge advo
cate; William w. Gibson. ordnance de-
partment: Charles l.. Phillips. Coast Ar
tillery Corps: Adelbert Cronkhite. Coas
Artillery Corps. and Charles b. Wheeler
ordnance department.; Mats Samuel Re
Der. signal Corps: Charles M. Truitt ad
jutant general: Henry A. Shaw. Medica
Corps: Richmond MICA. Schofield. guar
termaster's department: Alexander N
Stark medical Corps: Thomas b. Dugan
18th Cavalry: Kenneth Morton: ordnance
department: Clarence c. Williams, ord
nance department.: William III. Tschappat
ordnance department: Edwin p. Wolfe
Medical Corps: Sanford III. Wadhams
Medical Corps; Patrick III. McAndrew
Medical Corps. and Gordon G. Heiner