New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Four Vessels Declared Out of
Service and Stricken from List.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau
washington. Septembe

FOTTR VESSELS ON DEAD LIST.-It
required six weeks time TO wipe the collier
Marcellus off the naval list, although for
that time she has been lying on the bottom
Of the Atlantic, sixty miles off Cape Hat
teras The ship was rammed and sunk by
an italian steamer. but her crew was
rescued by the collier Leonidas. The Off
cial order declaring the Marcellus defunct
was issued from the Navy Department to-
day Three other vessels also went on the
dead list to-day-the Siren. which was
yacht purchased for use in the Spanish
War: the Eagle, a small gunboat, and the
i'll fated Bennington.
REAR ADMIRAL WINSLOw RE-
TIRED.-Rear Admiral Herbert Winslow.
son of the late Rear Admiral John A.
Winslow, who commanded the Kearsarge
when that vessel sank the Confederate
cruiser Alabama of the coast of France,
was placed on the retired list of the navy
to-day on account OF age.
He is a native of Massachusetts and en-
tered the navy in July. 1866, and reached
the grade Of rear admiral in May. 1853.
and wass recently detached from duty at
the Boston Navy Yard.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM E CRAIGHILL
corps Of engineers from Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital, District of Columbia, to proper
Captain OLIVER H DOCKERY. Jr.. 25th In
fantry to recruiting service. Louisville. Oc-
tober %. vice First Lieutenant GUY r. G.
HANNA, coast artillery, recruiting officer,
manding officer artillery district Of New
Captain VERGE E sWEAzEY. medical corps.
pf absence 2
TO adjutant general at Washington
medical corps. 10 Fort Slocum for temporary
duty. thence to pro2er station.
Second Lieutenant BENJAMIN l. CARROLL,
Philippine scouts 10 jefferson Barracks, Oc-
tober -, for temporary duty, thence TO San
Francisco. sailing November for Philip
Leaves Of absence: Second Lieutenant EDWARD
f M'CAMMON, 22d Infantry, two months
ton; Captain WILLIAM r. DAVIS, medical
colsps. two months upon completion of duties
at Fort Benjamin Harrison; Captain IRA l..
FREDENDALI., quarternaster. from date Of
relief from duty at Portland to November s.
NAVY.
Commander G. B. BRADSHAW. detached tho
Louisiana: home. await orders.
Lieutenant =. 5. FREEMAN. detached Naval
War college; to navy yard, New York;
Eagle; to the New hampshire
Nidshipman J. G LATHAM detached the Ches-
ter: to the New Hampshire.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Il A. MAY and As
sistant Surgeon II. L. DOLLARD, detached
lpSb4L4Ap
MARINE CORPS.
Major A. W. CATLFN detached the navy yard,
Boston; to marine barracks, navy yard,
Captain F {. LANDER. detached the Della
ware; TO marine barracks. navy yard. Pensa-
Captain o. c. CARPENTER. detached the Ten
nessee; 70 command marine detachment. the
Rhode Island.
Captain F :. wILTsE. detached the Rhode
Island; to command marine barracks. naval
Captain T H BROWN. detached Naval Acad-
emy; 70 command marine detachment. the
Captain J. F. MGILL detached naval station
san Juan; to special temporary duty IN
charge OF Office Il assistant adjutant and
inspector. South Atlantic Inspection District,
Norfolk
Captain j. H A. DAY detached navy yard.
Boston; 10 Naval War College.
Captain GEORGE VAN ORDEN, continue duties
at Naval War College
Captain y. n. VULTE. detached the navy yard,
Philadelphia. October 1: to command marine
detachment, the Mississippi. vice Captain
WRIT TCREhRY. 10 marine barracks, the
Captain S. =. ". PATTERSON. to the navy
yard Mare Island. october ;, examination
Cantain ". S. PARKER. detached Camp Elliott
Panama 20 naval hospital. New York
Captain B. ". SIBLEY. detached the Charles
ton. when placed out Of commission; to
marine barracks, the navy yard. Mare
First lieutenant c. Is MATTHEW'S detached,
September 80, marine corps, rife range.
winthrop; to command marine detachment.
the Tennessee
First Lieutenant Y. I MORRISON. detached the
naval station, Key West; TO marine bar
racks navy yard. New York.
Second Lieutenant H ". WEITZEL detached
the Delaware. upon arrival at Norfolk; 10
marine barracks navy yard philadelphia.
Second Lieutenant r. s GEIGER. detached
navy yard Washington; 20 the Delaware
Second Lieutenant z. W. DREES. detached the
Charleston. when placed out of coulmlsslCn'
to marine barracks, Washington
Second Lieutenant ?. !. LENERINCT. wholly
retired from marine corps, from Septen-
her 20.