THE ARMY-Continued,

FIELD OFFICERS OF REGIMENTS AND OF THE ARTILLERY CORPS-Continued,

First Infantry.
Col. Geo. K.McGunnegle.
Lt.-Col James S. Rogers
Maj Wm A. Nichols.
Ma H. CHodges, Jr
Maj. Robert H. Noble.

Second Infantry.
Col. F. W. Mansfield
Lt-Col C. St J Chubb.
Maj. Nat. P. Phister.
Maj. Edward H. Browne.
Maj. Harry L. Bailey.

Third Infantry.
Col Thos. C. Woodbury.
Lt. Col. Lea Febiger.
Maj. Edw. H. Plummer
Ma Wilson Y. Stamper.
Maj. Maury Nichols

Fourth Infantry
Col. Edwin B Bolton.
Lt. Col. L. A. Lovering.
Maj. John C. F. Tillson.
Maj. David C. Shanks.
Maj, Benj W, Atkinson

Fifth Infantry.
Col. Calvin D. Cowles,
Lt. Col. Robert K. Evans.
Maj. Wallis O). Clark.
Maj. Zebulon B. Vance.
Maj. Francis P. Fremont.

Sixth Infantry.
Col. Joseph W. Duncan.
Lt. Col. Wm. A. Maun.
Maj John H Beacom.
Maj. Omar Bundy.
Maj. R. R. Steedinan..

Seventh Infantry.
Col. Daniel Cornman.
Lt. Col. Robert N. Getty.
Maj. Arthur C. Ducat
Maj. James A. Goodin
Maj. Wm. P. Burnham.

Eighth Infantry,
Col. Fred'k A. Sipith.
Lt. Col. R. L. Bullard
Maj. Colville P. Terrett.

Maj. Reuben B. Turner.
Maj. Walter K. Wright.

Ninth Infantry.
Col. Charles J. Crane
Lt. Col Win. C Buttler
Maj.Wilds P.Richardson.
Ma John Cotter.
Maj. Waldo E. Ayer

Tenth Infantry.
Col. Henry A. Greene
Lt.-Col. George R. Cecil,
Maj. L. W. V. Kennon.
Maj. Robert C. Van Vliet
Maj. William L. Buck.

Eleventh Infantry
Col. Richard T. Yeatmau.
Lt. Col. Wm. P Evans.
Maj. James B. Jackson
Maj. Pierce M. B. TravIS.
Maj. Rich. M. Blatchford

Twelfth Infantry.
Col. Leven C. Allen.
Lt.-Col. Robert F.Ames.
Maj. John S Mallory.
Maj, Charies H. Barth,
Maj. Frank B. Andrus.

Thirteenth Infantry.
borough,
Col. Robert H. R. Lough.

Lt. Col. Wm.H.C.Bowen.
Maj Alexis R. Paxton.
Maj. Hunter Liggett
Maj Frederick Perkins,

Sixteenth Infantry.
Col. Cornelius Gardener.
Lt. Col. R. H. Wilson.
Maj W. F. Blauvelt.
Maj. Jas, K. Thompson.
Maj. Wm. H. Johnston.

Seventeenth Infantry.
Col. John T. Van Orsdale,
Lt.-Col Charles Byrne,
Maj James A. Maney
Maj. Edw. Chynoweth.
Maj. Frank B. McCoy,

Eighteenth Infantry.
Col. Thomas F. Davis.
Lt. Col. Wm, Paulding.
Maj. Daniel L. Howell,
Maj. Henry Kirby.
Mal Benj, M. Purssell."

Nineteenth Infantry.
Col. Jos. F. Huston.
Lt. Col. Frank B. Jones.
Maj James B. Goe.
Maj. Edwin A. Root.
Maj. W. L. Simpson.

Twentieth Infantry.
Col. Marion P. Maus.
Lt.-Col Henry B. Moon.
Maj. S W. Dunning
Maj. George W. Meiver
Maj. John F. Morrison.

Twenty-first Infantry.
Col. Chas. A. Williams,
Lt. Col Geo. S. Young.
Fourteenth Infantry.
Maj. George Palmer
Col. John C. Dent
Maj. Lawrence J Hearn
Lt.-Col. James A Irons,Maj. H. A. Leonhaeuser
Maj. John S. Parke, Jr.
Maj. Alfred Hasbrouck.
Maj. Henry C. Cabell,

Fifteenth Infantry.
Col. Walter S. Scott.
Lt. Col. Arthur Williams.
Maj. Willis T. May.
Maj. AS Rowan,
Maj J. M. Arrasmith.

Twenty-second Infantry.
Col. Alfred Reynolds
Lt. Col. George F. Cooke
Maj. Daniel A. Frederick.
Maj Abner Pickering.
Maj. Jacob F. Kreps.

Twenty-third Infantry.
Col. Philip Reade.
Lt-Col. Edwin F. Glenn.

Maj. Henry H. Benham,
Maj. Wm. H. Allaire.
Maj Clarence E. Dentler
Twenty-fourth Infantry.
Lt. Col. A. A. Augur
Col. Daniel H. Brush.
Maj Elmore F Taggart.
Maj. Samson L. Faisou,
Maj Carl Reichmann,

Twenty-fifth Infantry
Col. Ralph W. Hoyt
Lt. Col. Hobart K. Bailey
Maj Jos. M. T Partello.
Maj. Chas, W. Penrose.
Maj. Francis J. Kernan

Twenty-sixth Infantry
Col Chas. A. Booth.
Lt.-Col. E. E. Hardin.
Maj Charles J. T. Clarke.
Maj E E Hatch
Maj. Harris L Roberts.
Twenty-seventh Infantry.
Col. Wm. L. Pitcher
Lt.-Col Millard F. Waltz
Maj Edgar W. Howe
Maj W H. Chatfield
Maj. Benj. C. Morse,

Twenty-eighth Infantry
Col. Owen J. Sweet
Lt-Col. Silas A. Wolf
Maj. Thos. W. Griffith.
Maj. F. M. M. Beall
Maj, John P. Finley.
Twenty-nmth Infantry
Col. Benj C Lockwood,
Lt.-Col. Chas. W. Mason
Maj. Edwin P. Pendleton
Maj. Robert L Hist
Maj. Heury D. Styer.

Thirtieth Infantry.
Col, Edward B. Pratt
Lt-Col. Alfred C Sharpe.
Maj W.RAbercrombie
Maj. Joseph P. O'Neil.
Maj. Frederick R. Day.

AND DEPARTMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF THE COLORADO. -Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, headquarters. Denver, Col Commander, Brig.-Gen. Earl D.

MILITARY DIVISIONS DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.-New England, New York, New Jersey, Penusylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, West Virginia, Virginia, Porto Rico and islands and keys adja-Thomas cent thereto, headquarters, Governor's Island. N. Y. Commander, Maj. -Gen, Fred'k D. Grant vada, and Hawaii, headquarters, San Francisco, DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.-North Carolina. South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi; headquarters, Atlanta, Ga. Commander, Brig.-Gen, J, M. K.

Davis.

DEPARTMENT OF THE LAKES. Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, headquarters, Chicago, Ill. Commander, Brig.Gen. William H. Carter.

DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI, -Missouri Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming (except Yellowstone National Park) and Kansas; headquarters, Omaha, Neb. Commander (temporarily), Brig.-Gen. Charles Morton.

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA. -Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, and the Yellowstone National Park; headquarters, St. Paul, Minn. Commander, Maj.-Gen. A. W. Greely.

DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma; headquarters, San Antonio, Tex. Commander, Brig.-Gen. A. L. Myer.

DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA. -California, NeCal. Commander, Brig Geu. Frederick Funston. DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA-Washington, tional Park), and Alaska headquarters, VanOregon, Idaho (excepting the Yellowstone Nacouver Barracks, Wash Commander,

PHILIPPINES DIVISION. - Embracing Departments of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, head. quarters, Manila, P. I. Commander, Major-Gen. Leonard Wood.

DEPARTMENT OF LUZON. -Headquarters, Manila, P.I. Conimauder, Maj -Gen. J. F Weston DEPARTMENT OF THE VISAYAS. - Headquarters Iloilo, P. I. Commander, Brig. Gen. A. L. Mills. DEPARTMENT OF MINDANAO Headquarters, Zamboanga, P. I. Con.mander, Brig. Gen. Tasker

H. Bliss.

ARMY OF CUBAN PACIFICATION. -Headquarters, Havana, Cuba. Commander, Brig. Gen. T. H. Barry.

The Organized and Unorganized Militia of the U. S.

COMPILED for THE WORLD ALMANAC from the latest official reports. The Militia law of January 21, 1903, provides; That the militia shall consist of every ablebodied male citizen of the respective States and shall be divided into two classes-the organized militia, to be known as the National Guard or by such other designations as may be given them by the laws of the respective States or Territories, and the remainder to be known as the reserve militia.

STATES AND
TERRITORIES.

Alabama...

Arizona....

Arkansas...

California.

Cav Artil-
alry.lery.

199 925 1,759
39

276

1415

15 240

393

389 301

12.035

#419

488

493

58,000

(a) Includes non-commissioned staff. (b) The companies that composed the organized militia were mustered out May 20, 1906. Includes Mounted Signal Corps. Includes Ambulance Corps. Includes Engineer Corps.

Alaska has no militia, though provision is made for such if need arises. Guam and Samoa each has a small provisional force used more for police purposes than for military. The Philippines have a constabulary force which can be used either for police or war purposes, provided the latter is on the islands. Porto Rico has a pro visional regiment of 8 companies of infantry which is attached to the army, 700 foot and 100 mounted men, 100 non-commissioned officers, and 26 officers, the whole under command of a lieutenant-colonel of the United States Ariny. The reserve militia in the Southern States is assumed to include negroes capable of bearing arms.

Naval Militia.

THE Naval Militia is now organized in sixteen States and the District of Columbia, as follows:

All mitt-rs relating to 15- Naval Militia come un fer the cognizance of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, who transacta all business with the Naval Militia through the Governors and Adjutants-General (or Quartermasters-tieneral) of the States. The officer in the Navy Department, Washington, having charge of Naval Militia matters in Commander A. E. Gulvers, U. S. N.

Admiral........George Dewey.............Senior Member General Board.......

REAR-ADMIRALS.

Where Stationed, Rear-Admiral... Robley D. Evans.....Commanding Atlantic Fleet........ .. Flagship Connecticut. Casper F. Goodrich..Commandant Navy Yard, New York.. New York, N. Y. Charles M. Thomas..Comdg. 3d Div., 1st Sq. Atlantic Fleet.. Flagship Minnesota, James H. Dayton Commanding Pacific Fleet. ..... Flagship West Virginia. Charles S. Sperry.....Comdg. 4th Div., 2d Sq. Atlantic Fleet. Flagship Alabama. William T. Burwell..Commandant Navy Yard,Puget Sound. Bremerton, Wash. Robert M. Berry......Com. N.Yd.. Norfolk, and 5th Nav. Dist. Norfolk, Va. Samuel W. Very.....Commandant Naval Station, Hawaii...Honolulu, H. I. Wm. T. Swinburne..Comdg. 24 Squadron Pacific Fleet..... Flagship Charleston. Joseph N. Hemphill..Comdg. 3d Squadron Pacific Fleet..... Flagship Rainbow. William H. Emory...Comdg. 2d Div., 1st Sq. Atlantic Fleet. Flagship Georgia.

Commander 2d District...

George A. Bicknell (Commandant Navy Yard,
mouth, 1st Naval District... Portsmouth, N, H.
John P. Merrell....President Naval Nazar College, and Newport, R. I.
Eugene H.C. Leutze.Commandant Navy Yard, Washington. Washington, D. C.
Uriel Sebree. ...Comdg. Special Service Squadron.......Flagship Tennessee.
Albert R. Couden.... President Naval Ex, and Ret. Boards.. Washington, D. C.
Edw. C. Pendleton..Commandant Navy Yard, League Isl. Philadelphia, Pa.
Albert Ross....... .Com. Naval Tr. Station, Great Lakes.. North Chicago, Ill.
Richardson Clover... Pres. Board Inspection and Survey.... Washington, D. C.
James M. Miller.....Governor Naval Home...
Philadelphia, Pa.

RETIRED LIST.

THE NAVY-Continued.

Rank.
Name.
Residence,
Rear-Ad. Charles D. Sigsbee... Washington, D. C.

John Schouler ......Annapolis, Md.
Thos, O. Selfridge,..Washington, D. C.
Frederic Singer......New Orleans, La.
John A. B. Smith....Insp. Bu. St. Eng.
Albert S. Snow....... Brookline, Mass.
Arthur B. Speyers... Leave abroad.
Oscar F. Stanton......New London, Ct.
Thomas H. Stevens. Washington, D. C.
Yates Stirling.. ....Baltimore, Md.
Charles H. Stockton..Washington. D. C.
Edward T. Strong...Andover, Mass.
George W. Sumner.. Patchogue, L. I.
Fred'k M.Symonds. Galesville, Wis.
Silas W, Terry...................... Washington, D. C.

Rank.
Name.
Rear-Ad. Chapman ('. Todd...Lexington, Ky.
Joseph Trilley........San Francisco. Cal.
John H. Upshur Washington, D. C.
Asa Walker..
Annapolis, Md.
George H. Wadleigh, Dover, N. H.
Eugene W. Watson..Washington, D. C.
John C. Watson......Louisville, Ky.
Aaron W. Wenver...Washington, D. C.
Harrie Webster......Richmond, Va.
Clifford H. West, Brooklyn, N. Y.
William H. Whiting. New York. N. Y.
George F. F. Wilde..North Easton, Mass.
William A, Windsor. New York, N. Y.
William C. Wise.......Washington, D. C.

44

*The grade of Commodore on the active list has been abolished.

The following are the dates of future retirements of Rear-Admirals (named in the order of their rank) now on the active list for age limit, under the law: Robley D. Evans, August 18, 1908; Caspar F. Goodrich, January 7, 1909; Charles M. Thomas, October 1, 1908; James H. Dayton, October 25, 1908; Charles S. Sperry, September 3, 1909; William T. Burwell, July 19, 1908; Robert M. Berry, January 28, 1908; Samuel W. Very, April 23,1908; William T. Swinburne, August 24, 1909: Joseph N. Hemphill, June 18, 1909: William H. Emory, December 17, 1908: George A. Bicknell, May 15, 1908; John P. Merrell, Sept. 7, 1908; Eugene H.C. Leutze, Nov. 16, 1909; Uriel Sebree, Feb. 20.1910; Albert R. Couden, Oct. 30, 1908; Edwin C. Pendleton, May 27, 1909; Albert Ross, Jan. 3, 1908; Richardson Clover, July 11, 1908; James M. Miller, May 23, 1909.

THE NAVY.

The active list of the Navy comprises 1,785 commissioned and 453 warrant officers on the active list, and 641 commissioned and 76 warrant officers on the retired list. The enlisted strength allowed by law is 38,500 men and apprentice seamen.

MARINE CORPS.

The United States Marine Corps consists of a force of 311 officers and 6,000 men. BrigadierGeneral George P. Elliott is commandant.

The origin of the Navy Department may be said to date from October 13. 1775, when Congress authorized the equipment of two cruisers, mounting respectively 10 and 14 guns. Before the end of that year 15 more vessels of from 20 to 36 guns were authorized. The affairs of the Navy were at that time entrusted to a Marine Committee." In 1798 the present department was formally created, and Benjamin Stoddart appointed the first Secretary.

CAPTAINS OF THE NAVY-ACTIVE LIST-NOVEMBER 30, 1907.

NAME.

William Swift..
Harrison G. O. Colby...
Leavitt C. Logan...
Conway H. Arnold.
William S. Cowles..
Edward D. Taussig.
John E. Pillsbury
Charles W. Rae.
Adolph Marix.
Raymond P. Rodgers...
Royal R. Ingersoll
Seaton Schroeder.
Richard Wainwright..
Thos. C. McLean
William J. Barnette..
Edwin K. Moore.......
John A. Rodgers...
James D. Adams.
Gottfried Blocklinger..
William P. Potter..
Nathan E. Niles.
Giles B. Harber.
Newton E. Mason...
Charles P. Perkins.
Arthur P. Nazro...
William W. Kimball.
Urish R Harris.
Edward B. Barry..
Herbert Winslow.
Albert G. Berry

NAME.

Present Duty.

Commission
Thomas S. Phelps...... Com. Mare Island N. Y'd June 26, 1905
Theodoric Porter..... Naval Home
June 30,1905
Daniel D. V. Stuart..... Navy Yard, Norfolk.....July 1,1905
Kossuth Niles.... Gen. Inspector Ordnance.July 1,1905
Dennis H. Mahan.. Navy Yard, Puget Sound. July 1,1905
Albert F. Dixon. Asst. to Ba. St. Eng.....July 1,1905
Samuel P. Comly Light House Board......July 1,1905
John Hubbard.... Com. Minnesota.........July 8,1905
Alexander McCrackin.. Mare Island Navy Yard.. Sept. 8,1905
George L. Dyer... Com, N. Y. Charleston, Sept.30,1905
Corwin P. Rees... Navy Yard, Portsmouth. Sept.20,1905
Lewis C. Hellner.. Waiting orders.
Jan. 7, 1906
Joseph B. Murdock...... Com. Rhode Island.. Jan. 22,1906
Hugo Osterhaus
Com. Connecticut.
Feb. 19,1906
Albert C. Dillingham... Supt. Nav. Tinin Service.
John B. Collins..
Charles E. Vreeland
Nathan Sargent

Com. Navy Yard, Boston. Feb. 9,1902
Chg. N. Rec. Sta., Boston. June 18,1902
Com. N. Y., Pensa 'la, Fla. July 11,190
Naval War College. Sept.17,1902
Chief Bu. of Equipment, Nov. 2,1902
Navy Yd., League Island. Nov. 7,1902
General Board
Nov.1.1902
Chief Bureau of St. Eng. Jan. 4,1903
Supervisor Naval Auxil. (Mar. 21,1903
Chief Intelligence Officer Mar. 21.1903
Chief of Staff, Atl. Fleet Mar. 21.1963
Com. Virginia..... Aug. 10,1903
Com. Louisiana...
Aug. 10,1903
Naval War College.. Sept.23.1903
Member General Board.. Oct. 11,1903
Naval Ex. & Ret. Boards, Oct. 11,1903)
Inspr. L. H., 3d Dist.... Dec. 27,1903
Navy Yard, New York Dec. 31,1903
Navy Yard, New York.. June 1,1904 Greenlief A. Merriam...
Con, Vermont
Com, Hancock,

Com. Maine..

Com. Brooklyn.... ...Com. Kansas..

....

Apl. 13,1906

May 13,1906

Member General Board..
Com. Missouri.....
Sept.13,1904 John B. Milton.... Com. West Virginia..
Sept.13.1904 Aaron Ward...... Com. Pennsylvania
Sept.30,1904 Sidney A. Staunton..... Com. Colorado..
Chief Bureau Ordnance.. Sept.30,1904 Charles W. Bartlett..... Com. Ohio...
Pacific Naval Dist.. Det. 3,1904 Chauncey Thomas. Com. Maryland.
Com. Wabash..... Dec. 28, 1904 William A. Marshall... Capt., Navy Yard, Boston July 1,1906
Naval Exam. Board. ... Jan. 12, 1905 Henry McCrea..... Com. Georgia.
July 1.1906
Com. Naval Sta., Cavite. Feb. 12,1905 Edward F. Qualtrough. Navy Yard, Washington. July 1,1906
Naval Rec. Sts., N. Y... Mar. 31, 1905 Lucien Young........ Navy Yard, Mare Island. July 1,1906
Woiting orders..........Apr. 29.1905 Wm. H. H. Southerland Com. New Jersey........ July 22,1906
Com. Lancaster.........June 16, 1905 Charles E, Fox......... Com. Bouth Dakota.....Aug. 5,1906

.....

NAME.

John C. Fremont....

Albert Mertz.

N.At. Paris & St.Piersb'g Oct. 10,1906 Charles B. T. Moore.... Com. Nav. Sta. Tutuila.. July 1,1907
Insp. Ord. St. Juliens Cr. Nov. 2,1906 Ten Eyck D. W. Veeder. Com. Alabama.

Vincendon L. Cottman.Com. California....
Thomas B. Howard.....Com. Tennessee..

Walter C. Cowles.

Austin M. Knight.

Com. Kentucky..
Com. Washington..
Supt. Naval Academy.
Navy Department..

July 1,1907
July 1,1907

Com. Independence.

July 6,1907

League Island Navy Yard July 8,1907
Insp. duty, Bu. St'm Eng. July 17,1907
Waiting orders..

July 26,1907

Aug. 28,1907

Oct. 18,1907
Nov 8,19 7

Feb. 1907) Alfred Reynolds..... Com. Franklin....
Feb. 24,1907 John M. Robinson.
Mar, 19,1907 John K. Barton...
July 1,1907 | Robert G. Denlg..
Charles J. Badger.
July 1,1907 George H. Peters..
Samuel W. B. Dlehl.
July 1,1907 Bradley A. Fiske.
Reginald F. Nicholson.. Com. Nebraska..
July 1,1907 Hamilton Hutchins...
Edmund B. Underwood. Mare Island Navy Yard July 1,1901 John M. Bowyer.....
Frank A. Wilner.. Capt. N. Y. League Island July 1,1907 George B. Ransom.
Henry Morrell....................... lord, Off. Navy Yô., N. Y. July 1,1907)|William C. Eaton,.

Waiting orders..
Com Kearsarge..
Com. Illinois..

Insp. duty, Bu. St'm Eng. Nov. 8, 907
Insp.d'ty,Ord.& St'm Eu. Nov. 18,107

S COMMANDERS OF THE NAVY-ACTIVE LIST-NOVEMBER 30, 1907.

Abraham V. Zane...

John R. Edwards..
Stsey Potts.
James M. Helm..
Albert B. Wilts...
Cameron Melt. Winslow
Isaac S. K. Herves...
York Noel..
Alexander Sharp
Nathaniel R. Usher.
Frank F. Fletcher..
Harry H. Ho loy
Frank E. Beatty
Moses I.. Wook
Robert M. Dovle
Wythe M Parks..
Frank H. Bailey.
William B. Caperton...
James T. Smith.
George S. Willits..
Walter F. Worthington
William N. Little.
Frank 11. Eldridge.
Heury C. Gearing.
Templin M. l'oits.
Burns T. Wang
Clifford J. Boush..
James H. Sears.
Abraham E. Culver..
Henry T. Mayo.
Charles C. Rogers.
John T. Newton
Benjamin Tappan.
Charles F. Foud..
Walter McLen
Washington 1.Chambers
James & Gillmore....
Charles A. Gove.
DeWitt Coffman...

Thomas D. Griffin

Richard T. Mulligan...
Wm. Braunersreather
Francis H. Sherman.
Wilm s. 1
Reynold T. Hall..
Wam F. Fullam.

Percival J, Werlich....
William R. Rush...
Harry S. Knapp

Insp. duty, Bu. Stm Eng. Sept.11,1903
Navy Yard, Portsmouth Sept. 23,1963
Puget Sound Navy Yard.Oct. 11,1903
Light House Boards.. Oct. 11,1903 William L Raigers..
Navy Yard Norfolk,. Ot. 11.1903 Harry Mch. P. Huse.
Asst. to Bu, Navigation. Oct. 11,1903 Roy C. Smith.....
Meni. B'd Insp. & Survey Dec. 27.190) George W. McElroy...
Navy Yard, New York, Dec, 27.1903 Robert S. Griffin...
Navy Yard, Washington Feb, 4,1904 Edward Lloyd, Jr.
Com. St, Lonis.

Charles H. Harlow.
Clarence A. Care
Wiliam A. Gin.........
Harold P. Norton..
Frank M. Bennett
Feb, 21,1505 John A. Dougherty.
Feb: 21,1905 John B. Beruadou..
Mar.21,1905 John H. Gibbons.
Mar 31, 1905 Thomas Snowden.
Mar 31,1905 Thomas F. Carter.
Mar.81,1905 Frederic C. Bowers..
Apr.2,1905 George R. Salisbury
Apr.30,1905 John L.. Purcell
May 6,1905 Robert F. Lop z..
Frank W. Kellogg,
June26,1905 Reuben O. Bitler.
Bureau of Navigation...June2,1905 Harry Phelps
Inspector of Ordnance.. June80,1905] | Albert A. Ackerman.
Com. Philadelphin.. July 1,1905 Leo D. Miner.
Com. Glacier...... July 1,1905 Albert P. Niblack.
Navy Yard, New York... July 1,1905 Harry Hall
Nav. Tr. Sta., Newport.. July 1,108 Edward Simpson.
Albert G. Winterhalter. Naval Observatory Jnly 1,1905 Thomas W. Kinkaid...
John M. Orcha d......ns. 9th L. H. Dist. July 1,1905 WETam S. Sims.
Augustus F. Fechtelor..B, of Insp. and Survey.. July 1,1965 Louis S. Van Duzer.....
Eward E. Wight... En Route. Pacific Station July 1,1903 Wil-on W. Buchanan..
Charge Torpado Station.. July 1,1905 William J. Maxwell....
Com. Florida.
July 1,1905 William S. Smith..
Com. Galveston.
July 1,1905 John F. Luby.
Nav. Rec. St., Baltimore July 1,1905 Hugh Rodman.
Com. Arethu-a.
July 1,1905 John A. Hoogewerf..
Com. Wolverine..
July 1,1905 Edward E. Capehart...
Com. Panther...
July 1,1905 Henry B. Wilson.
Naval Academy..
July 1,1905 Gustav Kemmerling...
Ins. 10th L. H. Dist. July 1,1905 Einil Theis
Com. Arkansas
Com. Dubuque
Navy Yard, Norfolk,

Albert Gleaves..

James P. Parker....

Ben W. Hoges

Herbert O. Dunn..
Albert W. Grant...
Horace W. Harrison ...
Valentine S. Nelson
Wilan S. Beuson....
Frank M. Botw.ek.
Harry M. Dom baugh...
Thomas S. Rotgers..
John G. Quinby

James H. Glennon...... Com. Yorktown

July 1,1905 Spencer S. Wood...
July 1,1905 Guy W. Brown....

Insp. duty, Bu. St'm Eng. Jan. 7,19-6
Bureau of Steam Engin'g Jan. 22, 1906
Ins, 5th L. H. Dist.
Com. Helena..
Naval Academy..
Bureau of Steam Engin'g
Insp. duty, Ba. St'm Eng
Naval Academy....
Chg. Rec. Sta., Cleveland.
Navy Yard, Boston...
Navy Yard, Boston...
Naval War College...
Ins. 4th L. H. Dst...
Navy Yard, Washington, July 1,1906
Ins. 7th L. II. Dist July 1,1906
Naval Observatory. July 1,1906
Bureau of Steam Engin'g July 1,1906
Mem. Bd. Lusp. & Survey, July 1,1900
Nav yYard League Island Jals 1,1906
Navy Yard, Mare Island. July 22, 1906
Inspector of Ordn nce..Aug. 5,1905
Burau of Steam Engin'g Oct. 10,1906
Navy Yard, l'ensacola... Nov. 2,106
Naval Attache, Tokio ... Dec, 11,1906
Naval Atta he, Rome... Dec. 11,1906
Naval Attache, London Dec. 25,1906
Bureau of Equipment... Feb. 8.1907
Navy Yard, Pensacola... Feb. 18,1907
Insp.duty, Bu. St'm Eng. Feb. 24,1907
Com.Naval Base, Culebra Mar. 19,1907
Waiting orders.
Mar. 19,1907
Ins. 12th L.H. Dis.. .... July 1,1907
Navy Yard, New York... July 1,1907
Waiting orders... July 1.1907

Office Judge Adv. General July 1,1907
Com. Prairie..

July 1,1907

Insp. duty.Bu.St'm. Eng July 1.1907
Com. Hartford

July 1,1907
Insp. duty. Bu. St'm Eng. July 1,4907
Bureau of Ordnanc». July 1,1907
Hosp. duty, B. Stm Eng. July 1,1-07
Bureau or Navigation... July 1,1907
Ins. 15th L. H. Dist..... July 1,1:07
Insp. duty, Bu. Equip... July 1,1907
Com. Marietta..
July 1,1907
Bureau of Steam Engin'g July 1,107
Waiting orders.
July 1,1907
Ins. 6th L. H. Dist.. July 1,1907
Naval Academy.
July 6,1907
Com.Tr.Sts.,. Francisco. July 8.1907
Bureau of Navigation... July 12,1007
Insp. duty,Bu.Si'm Eng. July 26,1207
Navy Yard, New York.. Au2.28.1907
Aid to Admiral of Navy. Oct. 13,107
Ing. th L. H. Dist.. Nov. 8,1907

July 1,1965 William B. Fletcher.... Naval War College..... Nov. 18,1907
July 8,1905||

NAVAL EXAMINING AND RETIRING BOARDS.

The Naval Examining Board consists of Rear-Admiral Albert R. Couden, President; Captains Edwin K. Moore and William W. Kimball, Commander Frank II. Eldridge and Medical Directors Dwight Dickinson and Abel F. Price, members.

The Naval Retiring Board consists of Rear-Admiral Albert R. Couden, President; Captaia Edwin K. Moore; Commander Frank H. Eldridge, and Medical Directors Dwight Dickinson and Thomas H. Streets, Members.

NAVAL OBSERVATORY.

Superintenden!-Not yet detailed; Commanders-Albert G. Winterhalter and Edward E. Hayden, and Professors Aaron N. Skinner, Milton Updegraff, William S. Eichelberger and Frank B. Littell.