Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-06
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL
Chaplain Mcintyre of the Oregon to
lie Put on Trial.
FOR UNBECOMING CONDUCT.
Is Accre fitted with Having Made Savage
Criticisms Of sampson and Charging
Captain Evans With COwarlice.
Alger Also Orders Inquiry.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Ever since the
n printed reports of the sensational ut
Il terances of the naval chaplain, Joseph
HIP. Mcintyre, reached the navy depart
a ment the officials have been making a
Il quiet inquiry into the accuracy of the
Il newspaper publications.
: The chaplain, who was attached to
n the Oregon and was on board when Sc
q battle of July was fought, was ac-
81 credited with some savage criticism Of
h Admiral Sampson, Captain Evans and
various other of the officers of the
2 American fleet, insisting that to the Off
:. GERS and men of the Oregon alone be-
longed the victory achieved over the
Spanish squadron.
He was particularly severe on Cap
tain Robley d. Evans, whom he charged
with cowardice. Apparently the navy
department has now satisfied itself that
the chaplain really uttered the language
y ascrbed to him, for 1t has ordered his
: trial by court martial on charges to the
= prejudice Of good order and discipline
and unbecoming an officer. The chap
4 lain Is now on leave of absence in Dem
) YER
AlSer Wants to Know.
Secretary Alger has sent the following
4 order to Montauk Point:
The New York World of about 2Sth
ultimo published a statement of the
death of Private Hugh Parrett of the
Eighth regulars, in which it is charged
that when he begged of Dr. - to take
him to the hospital the doctor notified
him that the hospital was for sick men,
and it is reported that Parrett died that
night This account is sent me by Rep
resentatiVe Grosvenor of Ohio who says
there is great indignation in his COM
munity over the case, and, If it Is as re-
ported, there should be.
! wish an inquiry Immediately insti-
tuted to find out about this matter and
report made to me. l understand one
Sergeant Rich of same company or regi-
ment is under arrest for having COM
planned of this matter. l have heard
much of the neglect of the men, much
OF which no doubt is fictitious, but if
there is any foundation for this state
ment or if there are any men i'll in the
regulars in their tents there who are not
provided for l wish to know the reason
why and at once; also the names Of the
officers in command of the regiment
and company in each case.
The following order has been issued
in execution of the departments deter
mination to remove the regular army
troops from Montauk to eastern and
middle state points:
Where They VIII Go.
Cavalry-The Third cavalry, from
Montauk Point to the department of
the east, to be stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen, VT.
Artillery-Light Batteries e and K,
First artillery; F, Second artillery;
Batteries G and H, Fourth artillery.
and Light Batteries y and F, Fifth ar |
tillery, from Montauk Point to the de- |
partment of the east; Light Battery A,
Second artillery, to the department of |
the lakes.
1nfantry-The Third infantry, from
Montauk Point to the department Of
Dakota. to be stationed at Fort Shell
ing, Mimi; the Fourth infantry: from
Montauk Point to the department of
the lakes, to be stationed at Fort Sheri-
dan Ills; the Ninth infantry, from
Montauk Point to the department of
the east to be stationed at Madison
barracks, N. Y; the Thirteenth in
fantry, from Montauk Point to the de-
partmcnt of the east; headquarters and
Companies A, c. G and II, to be sta
toned at Fort Porter, N. Y; Compan mics
b, d and F, to be stationed at Fort
Columbus, N. Y, and Company e at
Fort Niagara, N. Y; the Seventeenth
infantry, from Montauk Point to the
department of the lakes. to be stationed
at Columbus Barracks, O.: the Twen-
tieth infantry, from Montauk Point to
the department of the Missouri. to be
stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan:
the Twenty-frst infantry. from Mon
tauk Point to the department of the
east, to be stationed at Plattsburg Bar.
racks, N. Y.
Hastening From Camp Thomas.