Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-13
ARMY-NAV.
Army Orders.

Col John W. Ruckman and Capt. Arch
| ibald H. Sunderland. Coast Artillery
Corps detailed to the board Of ofncers
for consideration and reporting upon the
location Of batteries. searchlights, OBJ
serving stations and all buildings requi-
site for gun. mortar and mine defense
and barracks and quarters and admins
trative and other buildings connected with
the accommodation Of garrison Of four
companies of Coast Artillery at Cape
| Henry, Va, vice Majs. George Blakely
and William Chamberlain, Coast Artil-
| lery Corps. hereby relieved.
| Capt. Sunderland, detailed also as re-
corder of the joint arny and navy board
| for making report Upon necessary de-
lenses for the Panama canal, vice MAI.
| Chamberlain.
Capt. Sunderland, detailed and an
nounced also as member OF the board OF
| ordnance and fertilization, vice MAI.
Chamberlain.
The resignation by First Lieut.. Edward
! r. Gunan, Medical Reserve Corps, of his
commission acceptsG By the President
! March 10
Mai. Alexander NJ Davis. Quartermas-
! ter Corps, upon arrival at San Francisco.
Cal, will proceed to Kansas City. Mo-,
and assume charge Of the Kansas City
|
lieving Maj. William r. Grove. Quarter
master Corps, who will proceed to Phila-
| delphia, Pa, and report for assignment to
duty
! Col. John V. White, Coast Artillery
Corps relieved from the north Atlantic
to Charleston. s. c.. and assume COM
mand Of the south Atlantic coast artillery
| district
! Col. Frederick s. Strong, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, relieved from command OF the
south Atlantic coast artillery district and
will proceed to Fort Worden. Wash. and
assume command OF the coast defenses
| Of Puget sound.
| Chaplain John E. Rockford. LIST Field
Artillery. transferred at his own request
to the Coast Artillery Corps.
| The retirement of Col. John T. Van
Orsdale. 18th Infantry, from active
service, March IL. is announced.
| Leave for four months on surgeon $
certificate of disability granted Capt
Samuel c. Cardwe!l. Coast Artillery
| Corps.
Leave for three months. on or about
May 4. granted First Lieut. George +.
Turner, Coast Artillery Corps.
Lieut.. Col. William II. Wright. infantry,
generals department. March 10. vice
Lieut.. Col. George w. McIver, adjutant
general, relieved. March II.
Naval Orders.
| Commander S. B. W. Kittelle, to duty
| connection fitting out of Leonidas. and
| in command when commissioned: Lieut..
| Commander Paul Foles. detached from
| general board to Asiatic station via
army transport. May 5: Lieut.. Com
mander r. E. Pope, detached from the
Maryland to home. wait orders; Lieut..
X. r. Crittenden, detached from the
4 Charleston to executive officer of
i Cleveland; Lieut.. H. &: S. Wallace, de-
4 land; Ensign r. C. Saith. Jr.. detached
| from the reserve torpado DIVISION An
napolis. Md. March ID. to Panther; As
sistant Paymaster P T. N. Lathrop. to
/ Tacoma.
| CabIegram from commander-in-c CHIEF,
Asiatic feet, Manila. +. l.. March IL: En-
sign Thomas Baxter. detached from the
| Cincinnati to Mohican;: Ensign Sherwood
Mohican: Ensign Wsbb Trammell.. de-
| tached from the Monterey to Cincinnati
Ensign H., E. Snow. detached Galveston
to Monterey; Ensign W. w. Smith. de-
p. l.. to Wilmington: Surgeon e. n.
Ship, detached from the command Naval
Hospital. Yokohama. japan, to Naval
Hospital. Puget souHd. Wash: PASSED
Assistant Surgeon F. e. Porter. detached
from the Rainbow 10 command Naval
| Hospital, Yokohama. Japan; Assistant
Surgeon J. G. omelvena. detached from
the naval station, CARTE, p. l., to home,
wait orders: Assistant Surgeon J. v.
Howard. detached from the Naval Hos
pital, Canacao, P. l.. to home, wait or
ders; Assistant Surgeon L. L. Pratt, de-
tached from the Nasal Hospital. Dion
gapo. p. l., to home. await orders: Chief
Boatswain James Laekie. detached from.
the naval station. Casite. P. l., to naval
station. Olongapo. P. L.; Boatswain G. L
1 Greene, detached from the Saratoga "a