The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-14
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! man. District of Southern Nev York.
Phillip M Liuugstedt and Harry ~
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/ Dyer Lcnei0n Cannon. Laurence
Watts Edward Roth Jr. Reycroft
Walsh aud b.. b. Dennis, District of
Boston Va D.. clay Leg h. Curuss
aud r.. }. w. Ragsdale. District OF
Naraeansett Bay; j. D., McCaskey Dr.
and b. b. Garcin, District OF Mobile,
Richard r. Fox, Charles Hines, r. ~.
Wilson and Ruskin p. Hall, District
of san Francisco; R. B. Cocroft and
! D.. S. Ninslow, District OF Pensacola.
John b. Beller District of Sharleston
/ j. r. II. ORear H. a. Zoring and G.
NJ Barnes, District Of Delaware; r.
d. Jones, G. w yesterday, y. b.
Colladay, G. b. Gorham and A. C..
firing, District of New London; H. ~
Sumner, District of Tampa Charles
n. Wilson, District of San Diego; G.
\ ID. Riley and A. NJ Mcdonnell, Dis
trict of Baltimore; Donald Armstrong
and Franklin Babcock, District Of
! Portland; II. c. Allen, District of
Delaware; Oliver L. speller, District
of New York
WASHINGTON, April 3.-First
Lieutenant Rudolph f. Smyser, Four
teenth Cavalry, is granted an extern
sion of leave until May LIST He will
sail on that day for the Philippines.
l Orders directing Captain Charles
KilbOurne to proceed to Vancouver
barracks for duty are revoked Cap
tain Kilbourne will proceed TO San
\ Francisco for temporary duty, De-
q partment Of California.
"a Going to Guam.
y A new naval hospital has recently
y been completed at Guam for the
y United States navy, and three nava
nurses now at this port are en- route
travelling on the Sherman to inaguI
ate the routine and take charge 0
this new addition to the naval branc
of the service in this Mid-Paci6
q island.
Miss Elizabeth Leonhardt, of tn
naval hospital at Norfolk, Va; Mis-
Anna Turner, Of the naval hospiti
at Mare Island, Cal, and Miss Jul
C.>Croonan, of the naval hospital
v Washington, were the three nurse
n selected to begin the good work
the naval hospital at Guam.
The navy service has a fine hoi
pital at Cayite, Philippine Island
"Canacao," but that is five days jou
- ney from Guam, so the new building
m and equipments at Guam may pro-
useful to the sea-going service me
Personal and General.
Lieutenant Orlando G. TroXt
Tenth cavalry, who is travelling
the transport Sherman, now in tn
port, will go to Manila as a passe
Dis. ger of the troopship. From the Phi
ippine metropolis Lieutenant TroX
IN will take a liner for Japan.
. Major George B. Duncan, SecoI
40 infantry, has been ordered to join
regiment on the expiration of his pr,
ent leave Of absence. The Second
/ fantry is stationed at the Leileh
mr. reservation and Major Duncan Ct
be expected to arrive on the ne
!. transport from the coast. Mai
- Duncan will assume command of t
First battalion
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}. In attendance of and arrangi
for the attendance of militia office
for instruction and observation at t
San Antonio, Texas, and San Dies
- Cal, camps of maneuvers, Major
- e. Dentler, Twenty third infantry,
III Fort Sam Houston, Texas, has p
pared a course Of reading which
suggests for all student officers. TT
special course will shortly be pl
M lished in the form of a general ord
III in connection with the Texas name
vers. Maps of the field now occupt
and of the adjoining country
In being worked out by the engine