Arizona republican., 1899-01-17

regiments have been mustered ont. and they have not been ordered back to
 their old regiments il the regular army.
 The heroes of the navy, like these Of the army, have seen many changes since the war ended. Admiral Dewey is in charge of the Asiatic squadron a. Manila. and is likely to stay there for some time. He is now the ranking rear admiral, but retires within Q year.
 Admiral Sampson is in charge of the north Atlantic squadron and is on his flagship. the New York under orders. Admiral Schiey, however. is un9t-
 tached. He is on leave of absence and lis spending his vacation travelling IabOu5 the country He may be placed
 in charge of the European squadron, if
 ore is formed but just at present fl looks as if all Of our war vessels will either be needed at the Philippines or near Cuba Before tte admiral took charge of the flying squadron, he was
 on the lighthouse board. and he may be
 given another shore assignment
 Fighting Bob' Evans has Admiral Schley's old place on the lighthouse
 board. Commodore Philip is in charge Of the Brooklyn navy yard, while Cap
 tain Clarke. who brought the grand battlcship Oregon around the Horn and did suoh wonderful work with her at Santiago, is on sick leave. He had to
 be taken off his vessel, i'll, before sIle left for her long criuse to Manila, and since Captain Clark has been down at Asheville. N. C., trying to get back his health. He has asked for an assign ment for active duty. but his physicians say he must not go to work yet awhile Captain Sigsbee, who has been before the public since the Maine blew up, is back in Havara harbor, in charge of the Texas.
 Captain Cook of the Brooklyn is also It Havana wi h his old vessel Cap tain Taylor, who did such good wor6 with the Indiana, is at the Brooklyn navy yard, and So is Captain Goodrich, who was on the St. Paul, but who TOW has charge of the Newark.
 Commander Wainwright. who played such an Important part in the battle of July 3. where Cervera's fee. was sunk. and to whom Cervera surrendered. is at the Annapolis naval academy, his old vessel, the Gloucester, being out of commission.
 Every one remembers that Lieute1- ant HObso1, after his kissing trip across the continent, sailed for Manila and is on the Pacific ocean Ensign Ward, who did such heroic service as 2 spy in Spain. and who kept the navy advised as 10 the movement of Spanish fleets, is back at his old desk in the navy department, working as hard as ever and forgetting his diff culties and privations while in Spain. The men who volunteered with Hob son have all got active service on their various ships, and the sinking of the derrimac to them is but an incident Of he war
 Captain GrjdIey Of the Olympia. Ad- niral Dewey's flagship, is the only off, ar cf the navy who died since the war 1cg1n, excepting Lieutenant Bagley. l who was killed in battle There have 2een few changes ill the assignments Of i he officers of the Asia .ic squadron. i 'aptain Dyer and Captain Wilde are m the Baltimore and Boston, and Cap | ain Lambe~tsOn commands the Oly- | ia, having taken G-idley's place after he battle of Manila
 The government has not forgotten it's 1 crcss, if some of the people have, and . trough the proper channels it is pre- l airing to reward them by promotion or other hCEOrs.