New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
ARMY And NAVY NEWS.
ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Oct 1s.-The fc lowing army snd
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
The following officers are relieved from general
recruiting duty and viii join their regiments:
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES E. BIACKLIN. Sd Infantry
MAJORS.
CHARLES BYRNE. Both Infantry; NAT. p. PHISTER.
"a Infantry; EDWARD II BRoWNE. "a IRfaPtry'
h HNf J H. 5 ah ds2a 2?d 55laai9
HARRY a. LEoNHAUsER, 21st Infantry.
CAPTAINS.
FRED W FOSTER 9Th Cavalry 50H EIr srA a7FS D
4 R6NAs HA BohH sg ca7ay S ehARs
artillery corps; IoMN HEARD % e1y@lT ~
G66bE AN is " c a4s3I jk rs ' a. FER
h l1RIrH h joANs6N ah i Infantry sTEPHEN II
path Infantry; HAROLD L. jAcKsoN Is l9[sH'r y,
GEORGE Z. sToCKLE. SIN Cavalry; HANSON =, r. p
son 5fa Man ;'. Jo{fN + PHRkEt 2s& iPianiTy
sroGspAII sc a infantry: william A ;o,5 RAJ Al
f h0GRN and 9 os Pfen AA cth Infantry
FIRST LIEUTENANTS.
FRANK r LANG 9th Infantry WALTER B. ELoITT:
LYNN s EDWARDS. GEORGE DEISS, FRANK -
MP%HEPT F R9RET N A RGoa and s HA
ENGLISH. artillery corps, and HOWARD Z. AOON"'
Second Lieutenant CLAIRE r. BENNETT. sth Infantry
The following officers detailed for general re-
cruting service for two years, beginning November
!, at places specified:
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN C DENT 2ith Infantry. Chi
cago
GEORGE A DoDD. ID Cavalry PhiledePha JAMES s-1 B.
COOKE. Goth Infantry, Milwaukee,; GEORGE H.
BoWEN 9th Inf f5int' Buffalo; ON MATTHIAS DAY
Infantry n a cScaso WILLIAM G li BUrTLER 25
6 6 fs Ggye'3nd; WI AkI VA ThYISR ish
cavalry, st. Pau: Jonas ~ EMERY 9th Infantry
Roson: HENRY KIRBY, 18th Infantry St ,f douis
and WILLIS r. NAY. 18th infantry New-Haven.
CAPTAINS.
ELoN + MLcoX 9Th Cavalry LIS AR 1i TH WAA
SON 10Th cavalry. New-Orleans; RICHARD r.
SAGE ga Infantry Pr9yiden,G2e; AtyAKIAIPgq n
BURNHAM. 10th Infantry, Francisco; CHARLES
ro FARRE Tff S 1qanfpy Aan Join G WATE
MN 5th Cavary GTsnd z;;t6R RI sARGEST
sth Infantry S?r4eaed cell TT t 1.tb cav avn
airy Davenport; NORRIS X BAR2BQE,L a, @Tti lefg
fDPS ThaSosfG Ell II sRRfsoN J. Price ID IN
fantry. Evansville: HENRY c CI.EMENI' IL , @"yn
airy Portland: JACOB F KREPs 22d I9f f7ItTS
pWIGHT E H0L1EY Attn infantry HARRISBURG 70
report to recruiting 0,car Ih.is +, ren6rt to
recruiting officer. san Francisco.
FIRST LIEUTENANTs.
cFsORCE NJ BROOKE artillery corps. Lexington 10 re-
to 5sfTqnE sor 2 1ac@nHe to report to
cruiting officer Atlanta DANA = 3El{tTTtt Itrs5T
Infantry parAe STaba. PifIiIP F. n WALKER 81
fnfantry Cincinnati and CHARLES 5 TAld-Io"
SECOND LIEUTENANTs.
LEE HAGooD aT ic f P6,tde Ma"S FfEING L.
70 S8FXR artillery corps wichita to rePcTt to
recruiting officer Kansas City and t ~ re- -
c al fre OF ofi C. Kansas city.
The following changes in stations Of officers on
general recruiting service are announced:
Major ROBERT ] c IRVINE. 9th Infantry, from New
u.to- O REBESRD A. BYRNE 18th Infantry from New
York to Cincinnati
Newark 10 Columbus. -
CAPTAIN PERCY E. Triple. 18th Cavalry. from Will
Transport Richmond.
Captain WILLIAM WALLACE. 7tn Infantry, from Port
land 10 Little Rock.
from Grand Rapids Birmingham
First Lieutenant HARRISON $ kERRlCk' artillery
corps, Davenport to Houston
First Lieutenant CHARLES l. LANHAN artillery corps.
from New-Orleans to Memphis.
First Lieutenant ALFRED VI. MASON, artillery corps
Omaha TO - IaCl-
board Of oieeTs 70 SS1Sst ct Ileg5 rn Sgg
Major WILLIAM STEPHENSON surgeon, and Cap
pointed to meet army general hospital, Preside.
Tor examination of officers Of medical department for
promotion.
The following transfers in the 18th Infantry:
p to company II: First Lieutenant HENRY \. BELL
Company II to Company 3.
The following second Heutenants promoted to first
AIN meutensnjs: CHARLES Z. \. HOWARD. EDWIN c.
TANDERs. CLAUDICs N. SEAMAN. HUGH J. II.
First Lieutenant JESSE R HARRIS, assistant surgeon
from Nyer 10 Manila.
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander r LOPEZ, detached the Pen
sacola naval training station san Francisco, TO the
New-Nork navigator.
Lieutenant " J. MCCORMACK. detached the franklin,
navy yard, Norfolk. to the Baltimore
Lieutenant G. d. STEARNS. detached the New-1orH TO
and walt orders
Passed Assistant Surgeons r N. BoGAN. J II. PAYNE,
Jr. J. !. SNYDER and j. L. WRIGHT. commits
stored the rank Of lieutenant
Assistant Surgeons J. MILLER Jr.. T. G. TAYLOR F.
E. CAMPBELL. J. l.. Gill. and l. $ X. REEVES,
with he nix Il lieut.
Pay Inspector L. HUNT. detached naval station, Cave.
navy yard Washington, general stOrekeeper.
Paymaster J.. W. BONNAFFON, detached the Massa-
chusetts to Caye station as general sorekeeper Via
the Solacr.
Assistant Paymaster J. L. IIORNBERGER to Asiatlc
Majors J. f. MAHONEY and G NJ. PERKINS Captain
Z. +. RTTTFNfOUSE. and First LieutenaEts +. A.
RAMSEY +. Is. MILLER, J. W MCLASkEY, W.
BRACKETT. G CAMPBELL. Z. HALFOItD and L.
n. RIXEY. Jr.. commissioned in marine
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.