Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-19

Army Orders.

BY direction of the President. Capt.
Emil ]. Huebscher. Porto Rico Regiment
of Infantry. will repair to this city and
report to the army retiring board for
examination.
granted First Lieut.. John q. HotZ, Coast
Artillery Corps. recruiting officer.
First Lieut. George Is. Foster, jr., Med
ical Corps, will report at Washington
barracks for temporary duty during the
absence of Mai. Charles r. Reynolds,
Medical Corps. upon whose return to
duty at Washington barracks Lieut.. Fos-
ter will resume his duties at the Army
Medical School.
Capt Harry \. Cootes 18th Cavalry. is
relieved from treatment at the Army and
Navy General Hospital, Hot Springs,
Ark, and will return to his proper sta
ton.
Leave of absence for sixteen days is
granted First Lieut.. Walter X. Wilson,
Coast Artillery Corps.
Lieut. Frank E. Sidman, 18th Cavalry,
is extended two months.
BY direction of the President. and upon
the applications of First Sergt. George
Behrend. Company l. 18th Infantry. and
First Sergt. William Barker, Company l.,
9th Infantry. those soldiers will be placed
upon the retired list.
Maj. B. Frank Cheatham, quartermas-
ter, will proceed to New York city on Of
fetal business pertaining to the inspec-
ton of methods of concrete construction
for building purposes.
BY direction of the President, Lieut..
Col. John 5. Mallory, 18th Infantry, is
detailed for service in the inspector gen.
erals department. vice Lieut.. Col. Fran
els II. French, who is assigned to the
18th Infantry. Lieut.. Col Mallory Will
proceed to San Antonio. Tex, for duty.
Naval Orders.
Commander Fl. K. Hines. from conn.,
mand the Dubuque. and wait orders.
Commander &. B. Morgan, to command
the Dubuque.
Lieut.. H. W. Osterhaus, from the North
Dakota, to the Idaho.
Lieut.. ]. w Timmons, from the Idaho,
to naval hospital. Washington. d. c.. fol-
treatment.
Lieut. E. X. Ship, from command the
Perry, to command the Lawrence, and
| commander third torpedo division, United
States aPcific torpedo fleet
Lieut.. Gunior grade) s. II. LaI:ton. from
the Rowan, to the Colorado.
Ensign R. Jacobs, from the South Caro-
| lima, to naval hospital, New York, y. Y,
| for treatment.
Ensign E. d. Almy. from the West Vir-
E1n1a, to the fdul Jones.
Ensign r. F. Gross. from the Truxtun,
to command the Rowan.
Ensign T. A. Symington, to command
the Perry.
Ensign S. E. Holiday. from the Paul
Jones, to the Iris.
Ensign S. NJ. Kraus, from the Hopkins
| to the Truxtun.
Ensign H. G. Donald. from the Perry
| to the Fox.
| :Midshipman p J. Peyton, from the
Colorado, to the Truxtun.
Midshipman A. NJ. Steckel, from the
Colorado, to the Perry.
Midshipman H. B. Mecleary. from the
Hull, to the Davis.
Surgeon ]. G. Field, to home and wal,
orders.
| Passed Assistant Paymaster H. B. Wor'
den, from the Wheeling and Petrol. to
Washington, D. c., for examination fol
retirement
| Passed Assistant Paymaster E. r. VII
son. from the Philadelphia, to the navy
yard, Puget Sound, Wash.
J. j. Cunningham and Z. H. breyer
appointments as paymaster's clerks in the
| navy revoked.
Second Lieut.. Leroy Reinburs. de,
| tached from duty as supervisor OF
anchorages at Chicago, Ill. ordered to
the AndrOScOgg1n and granted tnIrty Jay .
leave en- route.
Third Lieutenant of Engineers T. HI.
| Yeager. detached from the Morrill, and
granted ten days leave.
| First Lieutenant of Engineers T. q.
Lewton, granted forty-five days leave
commencing November :.
| First Lieut.. Randolph Ridgely, detached
| from duty as assistant inspector. L. s. s..
upon relief. and ordered to the Gresham
| First Lieut.. j. H. Crozier, detached
| from the Tuscarora as Of December z:
and ordered to the Yamacraw; granted
thirty days leave en- route.
Third Lieutenant Of Engineers f. A
| Cook. detached from the Tuscarora ant
granted fifteen days leave.
| Second Lieut.. M. s. Hay, detached from
the Tuscarora and granted fifteen days
| leave.
| Naval Movements.
| The Tecumseh has arrived at Washing.