The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-09
Army and Navy Orders

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
| WBsHINGTON, May G.--(Speeial to
The MISUNDERSTANDING orders. Maj.
Edgar Il. Screincr, Medical Corps, ON
completion Of course of instruction to
army service schools, Fort haven
worth, to San Francisco, thence to the
| Philippines, Maj. II. b. Ferguson,
Corps Of Engineers, from Army War
ollege 10 Milwaukee, vice Lieut.. Col.
| George A.. linn, corps of Engineers.
Capt. Chas. L. Doster, Eighteenth In
| iautry from ietterman General Hospi-
tai. preside Of San Francisco, to his
| regiment. Capt, Henry S. Hathaway,
| retired. to recruiting service, Pitts.
lgrgh vice capt. Frederick T.. Phillips,
| 70, lion e. ii st Lieut. Frank A. Buell.,
! from Underground Company. Coast Ar
/ ,Htry, 10 unassigned list. First Lieut..
| Ira a. Smith, Twelfth Infantry, to re-
! emitting service, Columbia Barracks.
Second l.ieut. Rhlp, Jones, Seventeenth
Ilnfaniry, from Signal Corps, to his regi-
uient.
Navy Orders.
| Lieut.. ~ I. Nichols, detached from
! the Georgia, home to await orders.
Lieut.. q. 4. Watkins 60 navy yard,
Now York, May %. Ensign N. R. Van.
| detyce., detached from tile Florida, ON
| leave paymastcr q. r. Dyer, to Ma.
! uOnal War ColHge. Assistant Civil En-.
| gincer q. ). BurreIl detached from the
navy yard, at Norfolk, to the navy
yard AT Boston. Chief Machinist Coop
| cr detached from the navy yard at
| lnilad,lphia, 10 the 4. $. $. Massachu-
setts. Chict MacEinist Otto Baldt, to
/ the re Giving ship ut New York, May
-. Machinist 4. j. Itayes, detached
| from the L. ). ). Massachusetts to the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia. Chief
| Carpenter II. +. Newman to the reCeiv-
| ing ship at New York
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Army or
DER; Frst Lieu.. Gay T.. Nam ins,
| Twelfth Infantry, wi | ieport 20 Coz
I William a. Nichols, general staff, San
| Francisco, for examination by le,.ri ig Z
| board. {B v-fis
EisgGatt John b. s2nfo d, Infantry, is
detailed q member Of the boar at 70 t
Logan, Colorado, vice Capt. Thomas F.
SchIey, Infantry, re1'eve1
lJN Lieltts .Gol. lpln w. n Heard, Sixth
X gal:llFY, is detailed for service in the,
| adJlitaht generals department, We,
Lieut.. Col Thomas j. Lewis, adjutant
general, relieved and assigned to the
Sixth Cavalry, Lieut.. Col. Heard will
proceed to Fort Sam Houston as adult
ant general of the Southern depart
,ment I'D.
H. Capt, FTed H.. Gallup, Third Field
| Artillery, is relieved from duty at the
4 Military Academy, to which he may be
assigned. .ar .H f.
Cant. Charles w. Van Way, Third
Cavalry, is detailed for service in the
Eqhartelmaster corps, vice Capt. Casper
II. Conrad .Jr quartermaster corps, re-
lieved and will proceed to Fort Keough,
Montana, ami relieve capt. Archie Mil
Ter, quartcrmaster corps, who will pro-
ceed to Fort Royal, Virginia for duty.
Capt. Casper IL. Conrad, Jr., is as
signed to the Fifteenth Cavalry and
will proceed to Fort sheridan, Illinois,
for duty.
BY direction of the President, orders
of April II, relating to Capt. Ben Lear,
| IT.. Fifteenth Cavalry; Casper H. Con,
rad, Jr., quartermaster department,
and Archie Miller, quartermaster corps,
are revoked.
T First Lieut., Moss L. Love, Eleventh
Cavalry, is detailed for aviation duty
with the signal corps, and will proceed
to Texas City for duty.
1 Brig Gen. G.. a. Devol, quartcrmaster
ccrps, is relieved from duty with the
Isthm9n Commission and will proceed
to this city for duty. iu
Brig. Gen. Walter C. Schuyler, U. S.
/ A., has been retired by the President,
and will proceed to his home.
/ Navy Orders.
Taymaster F, T. Watrous, navy yard,
New York, to naval station, Guam.
Passed Assistant Paymaster II. &.
Mcintosh, naval station, Guam, wait or
ders.
Marine Corps.
Capt DC. McDougal, to Marine Bar
racks, Boston.
First Lieut.. C. F. b. Price, L. II.
Congcr. Il. A. Blair, Provisional Bri.
gade, Guantanamo, to United States.
VENICE (Cal,), April 90. = Officers
and men of the cruiser Maryland, which
steamed in at this beach this morning,
iubilantly announced that at recent
target practise off San Diego the Mary
land had eclpsed all former records of
American war ships The cruiser had
carried the workmanship trophy for
two years, but lost it last year to the
dreaduought Delaware with a score Of
thirty.
The Maryland now regains the title,
the officers stated, with a score of
thirty-one points Ordnance Officer Cal.
homn, in direct charge of the practise,
said that this score had never been
cqualed by an American man.of-war.
The score was made with heavy
sea running. The ships searchlights
picked out the six targets and firing
began at 5000 yards and ended at 1000
yards. When the targets We're brought
in and the holes counted, shout that
shook the ship went up. Captain Eli
colt today transmitted the score to
Washington.
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