Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-28
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.


BY direction Of the President. and upon
the, application Of Color Sergt. Fred
Burg, 14th Infantry, that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list.
Lieut.. Col. Charles ]. Bailey. Coast
Artillery Corps. will proceed to Fort
H. G.. Wright New York, to witness the
joint army and militia coast defense ex-
ercises in the artillery district, New
London.
| Capt. Leroy T. Hillman, ordnance de-
partment. will proceed to Atlantic City.
n. j.. for the purpose Of attending the
thirteenth annual meeting OF the Amer
lean Society for Testing Materials.
| Capt. Wiley Howell, 9th Infantry. is
detailed for duty at the camp OF ms rue
ton of the organized militia of Missouri,
near Nevada. Mo.
BY direction of the President. and upon
application of Commisary Sergt Frank
j. Reiner. 4th Infantry. that soldier will
be placed upon the retired list.
Maj. Carl Reichman oath Infantry. and
Capt. Edmund Wittenmeyer. General
Staff. will proceed to Governors Island.
n. Y. for duty pertaining TO the camp
OF instruction. at Pine Camp, \. Y.
| Capt. Cosam J. Bartlett Medical Corps.
will proceed TO Fort Banks, Mass, for
service member of board OF
officers to meet at that post for the eX-
animation of candidates for appointment
as second lieutenants in the Coast Artil-
lery Corps.
! Second Lieut.. Fenelon Cannon. Coast
Artillery Corps. recently appointed from
civil life, is attached to the 11Sth Com
pany, in the Philippines division.
| BY direction of the President, Capt.
Ralph S. Granger. list Field Artillery is
detailed for service in the quartermas-
| ter's department.
Leave of absence for three months.
! with permission to go beyond the sea, IS
granted Capt. James Totten, Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
Maj. Alexander NJ. Davis. commissary.
will proceed to Chicago. for the purpose
of inspecting ovens manufactured at that
place.
Dental Surgeon Robert F. Patterson
will proceed to Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, for
duty.
Capts. Herschel Tupes. LIST Infantry.
and George b. Pritchard. jr.. 9Th Cavalry.
will report for duty pertaining to the in
spection of the organized militia of M1chi-
gan.
By direction of the President. and upon
1.-THE applicable of Post Commissary
Sergt John Flash. that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list.
Leave of absence for one month IS
granted First Lieut.. William n. Hughes.
~. Signal Corps.
~ appointed with rank from June 8, 1910.
is assigned to the Sth Cavalry.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral A. Mark, retired. from
duty as chairman of the lighthouse
board, Washington, D. c., to home.
Capt r. NJ. Hughes, from charge
navy recruiting station, New York, to
command Washington.
Passed Assistant Surg. II. NJ. Tolfree.
to navy recruiting station, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Passed Assistant Surg. E. c. White.
from Naval Hospital, Newport. r. l.. to
navy recruiting station. St. Louis Mo.
Passed Assistant Surg. J. II. Payne,
to home and wait orders.
Acting Assistant Surg. A. L. Jacoby.
to Naval Hospital. Newport. r. l.
Movements of Naval Vessels.
The Paducah has arrived at Bluefields:
the Dubuque at Crstobal; the Macdon-
ough, Bailey and Stringham at Annap-
oils; the Sioux and Iwana at Boston; the
Dolphin at New London: the Yankton
at New York city: the Yorktown at Vic
| toria: the New Orleans at Siakwan the
Tacoma at Newport
The New York has sailed from Port
Said for Alden; the Mayf1ower from
Washington for Beverly; the Dixie from
Newport for Rockland via Boston: the
Smith, Lamson. F'lusser. Reid and Pres
ton from Newport for Rockland; the
Tonopah from Norfolk for Hoboken the
Grampus. Pike, Fortune and Justin from
San Pedro for San Diego; the Supply
from Nagasaki for Yokohama; the Mont
gomery from Hampton roads for Bel
fast Me.
Assigned to Companies.
Each of the following-named second
lieutenants of the Coast Artillery Corps.
recently appointed from civil life, has
been attached to company as indicated
and ordered to Fort Monroe, Va, not
later than July. II, 1910. for course OF
instruction: Bolton ON. Kennedy, 9Th
Company: Cary r. Wilson. 35th Com
pany; John II. Hood 41st Company:
Richard s. Dodson. 18Th Company: Chris
TOPPER d. PIERCE, I'D Company; Philip NJ
Ljungstedt. 11Sth Company: Joseph F.
COttrell. 1G6th Company; Edward L..
Dyer. 16sth Company: Wallace l.. Clay.
Company: Friedrich e. Kingman, 11Sth
Company; Simon w. Sperry. 168th Com
pany; Daniel n. Swan. jr., 16Sth Com
pany: Charles NJ. Steese, 16Sth Company
ard F. Cox, I'D Company; Rex Chandler,
Goth Company: John P. McCaskey. jr.
4lst Company, and Edward S. Harrison,
9th Company.
Cadet Boykin Dismissed.
Cadet Private Edward c. v. Boykin.
third class. United States Military
Academy, has been dismissed from the
service of the United States as a result
of court martial proceedings at West
Point Cadet Boykin was convicted Of
having made false official statement.
1t was specified that he said that certain
civilian clothing in his locker did not be-
long to him and had not been used by
him. which statements, it was specified.
were false and made with intent to de-
ceive The President approved the SEN
tence of dismissal and directed that 1t be
carried into effect at once.
Death of Chief Engineer Emanuel.
Chief Engineer Jonathan NJ. Emanuel,
L. $. N, retired, died in Philadelphia,
Pa, June "a. He was born in England
March %, 1898, and appointed a third
assistant engineer in the navy August
%, 1862 During the civil war he served
on the Keokuk and on the San Jacnto.
During the Spanish American war he was
attached to the navy yard, League Is
land.