Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-15
ARMY-NAVY.
Naval Orders.


Lieut.. Lucan Minor. from Ohio to Ala
bama.
Lieut.. F. n. Eklund. from receiving
ship. Boston. to Rhode Island.
Lieut.. Adolphus Station, from South
Carolina to office Of judge advocate gen
eral, Navy Department.
Lieut.. A. S. kibbee. from navy yard.
Norfolk, Va. to New Jersey.
Lieut. Junior grade, F. ]. Willie. from
Denver to home and walt orders.
Lieut. uun.or grade) P. E. Speicher.
from Rhode Island to receiving ship at
Boston.
Ensign C. Y. Johnston. from Con-
neticut to Ozark
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. +. Mears,
from navy training station. st. Helena.
Va, to receiving ship, Norfolk, Va.
Passed Assistant Surgeons J. G. Omel-
vena, L. l.. Pratt. J. V. Howard Z. g
kress and Assistant Surgeon e. X. scott
NJ r. c.. have been commissioned from
October 5. 1913.
Paymaster G. A. Helmicks placed upon
retired list.
Chaplain ]. J. Brady. to Maine.
| Naval Constructor P. H. fretz mas neeh
Chief Boatswain A. o. Larsen iroiii
Ozark to Salem.
Boatswain J. w. Bittens, from Salem to
| home and wait orders.
! Boatswain NJ. j. Conlon, from GUNNER
| land to home and wait orders.
| Commander H. H. Hough, to command
| Wilmington.
| Commander P. Babin. from Wilmington
| to home and wait orders.
| Lieut. Commander D. E.. Theleen. from
Monadnock and Monterey to Rainbow
| Ensign j. F. Donelson, from Galveston
| to Helena.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon Martin Donei-
son. from Naval Hospital, Olongapo' T. L.
| to Rainbow.
Assistant Surgeon R. II. Laning. from
SARATOGA to marine detachment. Picking,
| China.
! Assistant Surgeon D. c. Post, from
Naval Hospital. Canacao, P. l.. to foios.
| Assistant Surgeon w. B. Hetneio u
| Monocacy. - q.
Assistant Surgeon w. H. Massey 10
naval station. Olongapo: P. l.
| Assistant Surgeon NJ. B. Hiden to Navai
| Hospital. Canacao. P. T.
Army Orders.
| Col. Daniel H. Boughton. cavalry. I'M
| assigned, now on sick leave OF ap-
sence in this city. will proceed to the
Walter Reed General Hospital FOR oo-
servation and treatment
| Maj Harry ]. Hirsch, 18th Infantry,
detailed in the Quartermaster Corps,
will proceed to the Presidio of San
Francisco CAL relieving Nal George
| D. Guyer, Quartermaster Corps, VINO
will join the 18th Infantry.
Naval Movements.
The Jarvis and Jouett have arrived
at Key West, the Annapolis at La Paz.
the Stewart at Mazatlan. the Nicks-
| burg at San Francisco, the Celtic at
| Tampico, the Washington at Vera
Cruz, the Glacier and Denver at Mazat-
Ian. the Arethusa at Charleston, the
Wilmington at Hongkong. the >Brutus
and Patuxent at Vera Cruz. the st.
Charleston and the Mars at Vera Cruz.
The Prairie has sailed from Philadel-
phia for Vera Cruz. the jenkins from
| Tuxpam for Vera Cruz. the Scorpion from
Diego for Mazatlan. the San FrOncisco
from Tampico for New Orleans the
| Caesar from Boston for Norfolk, the
Chauncey, Dale. Barry. cambridge. Pom
pey, Ajax and Piscataqua from Olongapo
| for Annoy. the Cincinnati from Shanghai
for Nagasaki. the Sonoma from Vera
Cruz for Puerto Mexico via Alvarado.
| the Jenkins from Vera Cruz for Norfolk
via Key West. the Cassin from Vera
| Cruz for Boston. the Ontario from Vera
Cruz for Galveston via Tampico, the
| Whipple from Mazatlan for La PaZ. the
| Yorktown Lawrence. Hull and Perry
| from La Paz for MaZatlan and the Preble
from Mazatlan for Topolobampo
| The San Francisco is en- route from
Tampico to New Orleans for docking.
upon completion of which the vessel will
return to Mexican waters.
| The Milwaukee has been placed in re-
serve at the navy yard. Puget Sound.
The G-1 and ca have been ordered
placed in reserve at the navy yard. New
York
| The McDougal has been ordered placed
| in commission as soon as practicable
after delivery by the contractors at the
navy yard. Boston.
Hereafter the navy mail service be-
| tween Galveston and the east coast of
| Mexico will be every seven days. instead
| of five as heretofore. The mail tug will
leave Galveston each Wednesday.