Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-09

Army Orders.


Maj. George T. Patterson. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. will proceed to Fort Han
cock. n. j.. for temporary duty pending
the availability of field officers for per-
! manent assignment to that station.
Capt. Lincoln c. Andrews. 18th Cav
airy. will proceed to New York city for
duty pertaining to the instruction OF the
cavalry. New York National Guard.
Corps. upon arrival at San Francisco.
Cal. will proceed to Fort Niagara, n. Y.
ana report for duty. relieving Maj.
| Henry A. Weber. Medical Corps. who
Capt Henry d. Thomson. Medical
Corps. will proceed to Trenton. y. J.. on
or about October IL. 1911. for the purpose
or comforting with a board Of three medf-
Jersey. with the object OF preparing and
submitting to the adjutant general Of
New Jersey plan for the reorganization
OF the sanitary troops of that safe
Capt. William B. Baker, 9Th Infantry.
is transferred to the 4th Infantry. He
will be assigned to company and sta
| ton by his regimental commander, and
! upon expiration Of leave join the station
to which he may be assigned.
| The leave of absence granted Capt
Edwin J. Nowlen. 18th Infantry. recruit
ing officer, Fort Logan, Col, Is extenaed
| ten days
| Leave of absence for three months. to
take effect on or about November 1. 1911.
Is granted to Mai. Charles r. Krau.hof,
commissary.
| Paragraph Is, special order. No. OF.
September &c. 1911. War Department, re-
lating to Col James A. Irons, Goth In
fantry, Is revoked.
So much Of paragraph IS Special Or
ders No. III, July 81, 1911. War Depart
ment. as directs Col. James A. Irons. 10th
Infantry. to join his regiment upon its
| arrival at San Francisco. Cal, is amend
ed SO as to direct Col. Irons to remain
| on duty at San Francisco until the COM
pietion of inspection tours by the COM
| manding general, Department OF Cali
fornia, and then proceed to Fort Douglas.
Utah. for duty with his regiment.
Capt. Joseph F. Siler, Medical Corps. is
| relieved from the medical supply depot.
New York city. to take effect on or about
November 8, and will proceed to Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. and report for duty.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral W. A. Marshall. placed
upon retired list from October IL. 1911.
Commodore Ten Eyck d. W. veeder. re-
tired. detached duty superintendent Naval
Observatory. Washington. d. c.. to home.
Capt. ]. L. Jayne. detached temporary
| duty bureau Of navigation, to duty as
superintendent Naval Observatory. Wash
lington. ID. c.
Commander G. G. Mitchell. detached
lduty Nebraska, to duty command Celtic.
Naval Academy, Annapolis. Nd. to duty
wabash.
Surgeon s. G. Evans. to duty Naval
Academy, Annapolis. Md.
| Passed Asst. Surgeon ]. e. Gill, detach-
ed duty Wabash, to duty Des Moines
Passed Asst. Surgeon F. p. w. Hough.
detached duty Des Moines, to home and
wait orders
duty navy yard. Boston, Mass. to duty
navy yard. Norfolk. Va, as accounting
officer.
Paymaster w. H. Doherty. to duty navy
Passed Asst. Paymaster w. ]. Hine, to
lduty navy yard, Philadelphia, a.
| Passed Asst. Paymaster w. d. Sharpe.
detached duty as accounting omcer. &c
duty as assistant to the accounting ofacer
inavy yard. Norfolk, Va.
Asst Paymaster H. s. Chew, 1r.. to
temporary duty naval training station
| Newport. R. 1.
Paducah, connection Cape Cruz-Casilda
lsurvey expedition.
Chief Boatswain A. Wohltman. to duty
naval training station, Newport. r. 1.
Chief<Boatswain H. Williams. detached
lduty naval training station. Newport, r.
H., to duty Buffalo.
Chief Boatswain ]. W. Angus. detached
fduty command Accomac, to duty Han
cock
| Boatswain A. NJ Smith. detached duty
Hancock, to duty Paducah, connection
ICape Cruz-Casilda survey expedition.
! Chief Machinist w. James, orders of
October 3. 1911, revoked
Chief Carpenter F. n. Kirchmier, to
1uty navy yard. Norfolk, Va.
! Paymaster's Clerk r. j. Dodd. appoint
ment as a paymaster's clerk in the navy
irevoked.
Naval Movements.
The New Jersey arrived at Hampton
roads.
| The Arethusa arrived at Sewall point.
| The Mohawk arrived at Washington.
The Connecticut and Yankton arrived Al
North river.
The. Virginia. Nebraska and Ohio. from
Boston to Hampton roads.
| The Minnesota and Mississippi from
Philadelphia to Hampton roads.
The Missouri arrived at Chester.
| The Mayflower arrived at Beverly
| Farms.