Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-22
ARMY AND NAVY
Army Orders.

| First Lieut.. John Mather, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, Is relieved from the 156th
Company and will report to the command
| ing ofIicer, artillery district Of Ports
| mouth, for duty on his staff.
First Lieut.. Guy A. Mix, Coast Artillery
Corps. will assume temporary command
| Of the army mine planter Gen. Samuel M
Mills. at Fort Monroe, Va. relieving
First Lieut.. Richard H. Jordan, Coast
| Washington, Md, and assume command
| temporarily of the army mine planter
Gen. Royal r. Frank. relieving Capt
Marion 8. Battle, Coast Artillery Corps
last named Lieut.. Jordan will return to
| Fort Monroe. Va, and resume command
OF the mine planter Gen. Samuel NJ. Mills
| relieving Lieut. Mix.
Capt. Theodore A. Baldwin. jr.. 18th
Infantry. will assume charge OF construc-
ton work at Fort Wayne. Mich. relieving
Capt. Dana w. Kilburn. 26th Infantry.
Leave of absence for four months is
18th Cavalry.
BY direction of the President. Maj
Lorenzo p. Dawson. retired. Is relieved
| from duty as professor OF military sci
| ence and tactics at the Peacock Military
| College. San Antonio, Tex. and will pro-
| coed to his home.
| Leave of absence for one month or
surgeons certificate of disability is granted
| MAJ. clarence y. Manly. MeOlCdl COI "
| Col William B. Davis, Medical Corps, Is
relieved from duty in the Philippine Is
] lands, and will proceed to San Antonio
j Tex, for duty as chief surgeon of that
department.
The leave of absence granted FRS,
Lieut.. Robert P. Howell, jr.. Corps Of En-
| gineers is extended one month.
| The following named medical Officers
are relieved from duty in the Philippine
| Islands, and will proceed to San Francisco
| for f,IrfhaF nr6ora ranfg Horace ID
H. Moncrief, Philip W. Huntington and
William A. Powell. and First Lieuts
George w. Daywalt. Joseph A. Worth.
Lincoln, Howard NJ. Snyder. Edmund w
| Bayley and James c. Ballard.
Naval Orders.
Commander q. b. Bradshaw, to navy
yard, Puget sound, Wash.
Lieut.. c. w. Mauldin, from staff. com
mander I'd Division, Pacific fleet, to STAFF
commander-in7chief, U. s. Pacific fleet.
Lieut.. l.. r.. Leahy. from staff, com
| mander-in-chief, L. s. Pacific feet, or
board the California, to home and wait
| orders.
Lieut.. H. Mel. Walker, from the NORTH
Carolina. to navy yard. Charleston, 8. c
Ensign H. B. Hird, from the New
Hampshire to Fore River shipbuildinf
u.
Ensign r. L. c. Slower. from the Mary
land to staff commander-in-chief, U. s
Pacific fleet. on West Virginia.
Ensign w. A. Glassford, jr., from staff
commander I'd Division, U. s. Pacific
fleet, to staff, commander-in- chief, U. 8
Pacific fleet
Midshipman o. L. spiller, resignation
accepted, to take effect November Is
1910.
Surgeon c. D. Brownell, from tn,
| North Dakota and
Surgeon f. L. Pleadwell, from bureau
OF medicine and surgery. Navy Depart
ment. to the North Dakota.
Machinist J. L. Valiant. resignation
Machinist 8. H. Badgett, from the Mas
| sachusetts to the Tennessee.
| Machinist c. F. Beecher, from the lows
| to the Michigan
j. M. Holmes. appointed a paymaster'.
| clerk. duty the Lancaster.
Naval Movements.
The Birmingham has arrived at New.
port and the Reid. Smith, Flusser and
Lamson at Annapolis.
| The Marietta has sailed from Cristobal
for Bluefields and the Wheeling and
Petrol from Nillefranche for Gibraltar.
Punishment for Army Officers.
First Lieut.. Alfred Brandt. 10Th In.
fantry. recently was convicted by court
martial convened at Fort Niagara, N. Y,
of the charge of conduct to the prejudice
of good order and military discipline, and
sentenced to lose ten fles of military
| rank. 1t was specified that he was in
tOxicated on a. certain occasion and fail
ed to perform his military duties. The
sentence was approved by Gen. Grant,
commanding the Department of the East,
| with the comment that he regarded 1t as
lenient for the offense.