Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-02

Fort Omaha. Neb.. to Walsenburg. Col,
| for temporary duty.
| Leave of absence for six months on
| account of sickness Is granted First
| Lieut.. Howard G. Sharpe, sth Infantry.
| First Lieut.. Paul H. Ellis. Medical Re
serve Corps. is ordered TO active duty
at Fort Omaha Neb.
| Capt. Frederick W Stopford Coast
| Artillery Corps. is relieved from the Goth
Company. and will report to the com
manding officer. coast defenses of Long
Island sound. for duty.
| Capt George ". Cocheu. Coast Artillery
Corps is relieved from duty. coast de-
| lenses of Long Island sound. and as
signed to the 165th Company.
| Second Lieut. John A. Hoag, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is relieved from the l54th
Company. and will proceed to coast de-
| lenses of Balboa. for duty.
| First Lieut.. David G. c. Garrison. 18th
Infantry, is transferred to the Goth In
| fantry at Manila, P I.
1 First Lieut.. Thomas NJ. Foley. Medical
Reserve Corps, is relieved from duty in
the Philippine Islands and will proceed
TO his home.
/ Leave of absence for three months and
six days is granted First Lieut.. Thomas
| NJ Foley. Medical Reserve Corps.
| First Lieut.. Joseph c. Mehaffey. Corps
| of Engineers, will report to the district
| engineer officer. first district, New YORK
city, for temporary duty in connection
with the river ana ndTDOG
| under his charge.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Commander E. A. Brooks. re-
tired. from navy yard, New York. to
| home.
Lieut.. X. G. Castleman, from Naval
Academy to Texas.
Lieut. Gunior grade, A. G. Olsen, from
vicksburg to Milwaukee.
Ensign F. E.. P. Uberroth. from YER
mont to Jarvis.
Ensign R. c. Lee. from vicksbprg to
Milwaukee.
Ensign P. H. Marcus, from vicksburg
| to Milwaukee
Ensign A. c. Roberts. to Asiatic sta
| ton.
| r. c.. from Vicksburg to Colorado.
Paymaster j. r. Hatch. from WASH
ington to navy yard, New York. \. y
Chaplain w II. I. Reaney, from Utah
to home and wait orders.
Machinst W. II. Muelhause, from Ne"
Hampshire to Canal Zone
Pharmacist Joseph H. Graham, retired,
died at Chelsea Mass. June &c. 1914.
Naval Movements.
The Smith has arrived at Charleston
the Buffalo at Kodiak, the Denver at
Mazatlan, the Whipple at La Paz, the
New Orleans at Acapulco, the Preble at
Guaymas. the Dolphin at Hampton
roads, the Castine at Macoris. the May
flower at New York. the Galveston and
Cincinnati at Chefoo and the Tallahassee
and the Cheyenne. HI, H. and HIS at
Astoria.
The South Dakota has sailed from Ma
zatlan for La Paz. the Delaware from
Norfolk for Vera Cruz. the Rhode Island
from Boston for Hampton roads the Per-
kins from Philadelphia for Charleston.
the Kansas from Hampton roads for La
Guaira.
The Prairie which left Vera Cruz on
the osth uitimo for Anna polls. has been
ordered to stop at Hampton roads and
transport a draft of men from the Mis-
sissippi to the navy yard. Philadelphia.
After d:sembarking the draft at Phila-
delphia the Prairie will proceed to An
napols.
The Panther now at Charleston yard.
has been ordered to proceed to Nara
gansett bay together with such destroy
ers of the reserve torpedo fotilla at
Charlie as have completed their over
haul The remaining vessels of the TO
tilIa will proceed to Newport upon COM
flotiIa. Atlantic feet will base on Mar
ragansett bay until further notice.
The Brooklyn will relieve the North
Carolina as receiving ship Al Boston.
The North Carolina will relieve the
Mississippi aeronautic ship.
The Maine will relieve the Idaho in the
Naval Academy practice squadron.
The Alabama has been placed in re-
serve at the navy yard Philadelphia