Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-04
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders. =

Lieut. Col. Clarence c. Williams. ord
nance department. and Maj. Aston
Hamilton. Coast Artillery Corps. will
proceed to Fort Niche, n. Y. on ofii-
cial business pertaining to the work
of the ordnance department.
Col. George K. Hunter. inspector gen.
efal, is relieved from detail in the in
spector generals department, and is
detailed as an acting inspector general.
Col Jacob c. Galbraith. cavalry, is re-
lieved from detail as an acting in
spector general. and is detailed for
service in the INSPECTOR generals de-
partment.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. George w. De Almond, Sd Cav
airy. is extended one month.
The leave of absence granted Col
Augustus c. Macomb. 14th Cavalry. is
extended fifteen days.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. John ]. Thomas, Coast Artillery
Corps, is extended one month.
Leave Of absence for three months is
granted Chaplain Joseph Clemens. Sth
Infantry.
The following named officers will re-
port for examination to determine
their fitness for promotion: Capts. Jay
". Grissinger and Junius c. Gregory,
Medical Corps.
The leave of absence granted First
Lieut.. Alvin G. Gutensohn. 9th In
fantry, is extended to September 10,
1915.
First Lieut. John s. McCleery. in
fantry, at Grand Rapids, Mich, will
return to his proper station, Columbus
barracks. Ohio.
Maj. william Forse. Coast Artillery
division of militia affairs. and will pro-
coed to New York city for duty as in
spector instructor of the organized mi
litia of New York.
Capt Henry B. Clark. Coast Artillery
Corps. is relieved from duty as in
speetor-instructor of the organized mi
Iitia of New York. and will proceed to
this city and report to the CHIEF. divi-
sion of militia affairs, for duty in his
office.
granted Capt Louis H. Hanson. Medt-
cal Corps.
Naval Orders.
Lieut. q. Co J. B. Earle. from North
Dakota to San Francisco.
Ensign E. R.: Morrissey. from Fulton
to Naval Hospital. New York, y. Y.
Lieut.. n E. Nichols. from naval
training station, Newport, r. l.. to
command Winslow.
Lieut. q. CD Francis Cogswell. from
radio station, Sayville. l.. l.. to Balch.
Marine Corps Orders.
Second Lieut.. S. L.. Howard. orders
to marine barracks. San Francisco re-
voked; to LIST Brigade, Philadelphia. Pa.
The following named officers and SIS
enlisted men of the I'd Regiment, United
L. S. S. Connecticut for expeditionary
duty in Haiti:
Col. Eli X. Cole, commanding: Lieut.
Coils. Laurence H. Moses and William
G. Dawson. A; P. NJ; Capt. Edward w.
and Louis NJ. Gulick: Capts. Eli 7.
Fryer, John c. Beaumont, Edward A.
Greene. Frank F. Robards and William
p Ipshur, First " L'e9ty srankiin WI p
liam F. Bevan. John Q. Adams. Samuel
P. Budd and Adolph b. Miller: Second
Lieuts ROLAND f. Brumbaugh. Robert
Miller. Alphonse de Care and Samuel
l.. Howard and Paymasters Clerk
Horace w. Mitchell.
Naval Movements.
The New Orleans arrived at Bremen
ton August 8; the Hopkins at Mare
Island August 3; the Nero at San Fran
cisco August 3; the Proteus at Nor
folk August 5; the Neptune t New
York August 3; the kentucky at Hamp-
ton roads August 3 the Mars a Gam
boa August ): the Balch and Parker at
Newport August 3; the Reid at Pensa
cola August 3; the Cleveland at San
Bias August l; the Prometheus al st.
Paul August ,, and the Jason at CAPE
Haitien August :.
The Jupiter sailed from Hampton
roads August 3 for Newport; the Br-
and Arkansas from Newport
August for GARDENERS bay; the Uncas
from Guantanamo August for
Charleston: the Osceola from Guantan-
amo August 3 for Cape Haitien: the
Solace from Newport August 3 for
Hampton roads and Port au Prince;
the San Francisco and Baltimore from]
Newport August 3 for Block Island.
and the Abarenda from Shanghai Au
gust for Olongapo.
The Brutus. at Charleston. s. c.. has
been ordered to proceed to Hampton