Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16

finally done, and she was lowed to
Biloxi. Miss, for harbor. The little cut
ter Scout, on duty in the vicinity Of Seat
tie, Wash, found the launch Adelphus in
eral persons aboard. She was taken in
tow and carried into West Seattle to q
safe anchorage.
The cutter Apache. which has been ly.
ing in port here for several days past,
will sail tomorrow for Cambridge, Nd. to
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club. The cutter
McCulloch has been designated by the
Secretary Of the Treasury to represent
the revenue cutter service at the Panama
California exposition in celebration of the
near completion OF the Panama canal
which will take place at San Diego. Cal.
July 10 to %. The cutter Mohawk has
been detailed to patrol the course during
the regatta this week of the Knicker-
booker Yacht Club. at Manahasset bay,
n. Y.
A letter has been received by Capt.
Uberroth from w. A. Meiklebaum, COM
plimenting him very highly on the most
efficient manner in which the course or
the recent HarvardYale boat race. at
New London, Conn, was patrolled.
The revenue cutter Itasca, the training
ship of the service, with the classes OF
cadets aboard, is due to arrive at Mar
seille, France, today from Funchab
Madeira. A stop of eight days Will be
made at the French port: Naples is the
next port of call on her itinerary, but. In
consequence of the presence of Asiatio
cholera at that point, it Is probable that
the vessel will not go there, but VIII VISIT
some other Italian city. The matter hae
been left in the hands of the commands
ing officer Of the 1tasca.
Orders and instructions to officers IN the
revenue cutter service have been issueo
as follows:
Capt. C. e. Johnston, detached from tho
Acushnet, as OF July ID. and ordered to
the command Of the Seneca
depot revenue cutter service as OF July
25. and ordered to the command OF the
Algonquin, and granted thirty days leave
en- route.
Apache. as of July Is, and ordered to tho
command Of the depot revenue cutter
Second Lieut. G. c. Alexander. detached
from temporary duty on the Arcata ana
assigned to duty as assistant inspectors
Of labor and material. Newport NewA
Third Lieut.. L. c. Mueller. granted
seven days leave. commencing July 8.
Captain of Engineers F. p. Owen. grant.
ed thirty days leave commencing
First Lieut.. John Boedeker. granted
thirty days leave, commencing August l.
First Lieutenant Of Engineers c. B,
Nash, granted HNe oays eAUension OF
leave.
Capt. A. J. Henderson. granted ten
davis leave, commencing July 8.
Capt. C. e. Johnston. granted seven
days leave.
First Lieut.. John Boedeker, ordered to
temporary duty in command Of the Guth-
rie.
Third Lieut.. Of Engineers 8. B. Orne.
ordered to the Pamlico as Of July . for
temporary duty on that vessel
Second Lieut. ]. A. Alger. ordered to
News, Va, for duty as assistant
Inspector Of labor and material.
Constructor ]. c. Walton. granted Ave
laws leave, commencing July 10.
First Lieut.. Of Engineers J. B. Coyle,
granted sixty days leave. commencing
August 1.
our days leave commencing July IA.
Capt. J. e. Reinburg. directed to report
20 the chairman of a medical board at
Fort Stanton, N. NJ, for medical survey.
First Lieut.. A. H. Buhner. directed to
export to the chairman OF medical board
1t San Francisco. CAL. for medical sur.
yey.