New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
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ARMY CHAPLAIN's CAMPAIC;N-A-..
GERS, ana especially the ehaplains OF thu s,rvta
are intensely interested in the result Of the .ro
made by OF the chaplains OF long serv.c. -
desires to be promoted to the grade OF major
OF the qualifications for advancement wa. 80
years service, and another was the possexz,o, =
an exceptional record. the reports OF which ,ha,
be contempoTaneous with the service rendered. Wv
this the reports have been uncompIin,.r.'
70 the CHAPLAIN VINO has been exceedingly ar,ty
in opposing the army conteen among clerpvrnnss
avoid duty which he did not relish "1d able 70
appears. backed by the Endorsement Of prog DT ne
Department is deiuged with requests for the Wa VA
Gers promotion, and in view OF The position Of The
an officer we an inferior 1 esr Tssora there s
be the result OF the eaaplain's efforts. VIII
CASE OF LIEUTENANT PRUYN-on III. p,
turn Of Secretary TAFT To Washington one OF ~.
first cases he will take uo will be the court r,ar,,
record Of John Noe. Pruyn. 18th TnfaEtfy ON dp,t
in the Philippines This Officer is related 10 m,
well known Albany family. AID was in trouble he
fore Re was ordered TO tns Pniliprnes- There Be-
intoXicaton and infTact.on OF the rules of gs-v,
SSn tS r 5g yJ hs herr ~ ths health
missaI but great influence has been eiCerted n, bS
inston that the case 30 held SwainS his q pe wasb
review of the record 1t may be sent 10 the Presi
dent with a recommendation for clenleslcy.
PLACES To sALCTE.-The Navy Depar,u.,.
has revised che list Of salutins stations Of ,ha
world These are ports where foreign government.
maintain fortified tons dock yards or coans ar,
tions, and where there opportunities OF ev
changing national salutes with visiting shps I,
frequently becomes necessary TO revise the Isl, s
as TO take iScaI changes INTO CONSIDERATION and to
Ths commanding officers of American vessels an
s sa fesSe dq ns G Gn are SO efbs mae @
be disturbance of the International relations hs
tween this country and others In the revised H..
the only Russian saIutng station on The Pacist \,
vladivostok- Port Arthur has been left Oh ,Ss
list, probably 4 temporary omission
HISTORIC STABLE BURNED-The va- n.
partmeHt has received reports from Fort Mv.-
Virginia of the destruction oy fire a week ayo q,
the old stable at the Arlington National Cemetsrr,
where Washington TO quarter his hor.s
on his visits TO the estate of the Gusts family
The local newspapers have had no announcement
The stable was one Of the first structures built On
the siis piase ; early In xrn5n COLONIAL days i had
still In use Its architecture was similar 10 rhs.
mac River and the GsStoI rro ib as p0to
Arlington The stone pillars OF che facade were
place were rescued. although two lost their lives
nry no @ from ForS yeT were active in their
old buildings on the place.
LYON TO SUCCEED TERRY.-Caraiu Honr,
Ware Lyon has been elected to succeed Rear Adj
niral Silas Terry. in command OF the naval sta
ton at Honolulu In anticipation OF Admiral
Terry retirement next December.
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Captain GEORGE L BTROADE retired relieved ron,
duty at Agricultural ana Mechanical College Of Ken
First Lisutenant SOLOMON I. JEFFERs. TIN Cavalry.
dsab; cidsn; tsara SO Bis Ts isElss f
0rsaai5sd ia ,Ss ;'i D:a e &
NAVY.
csptaia WALKER. additional duty Ia coua.euon with
Ensisn+ c x Z eRoWN. E EIssSEx. R. c PAWS
III TowSsES NJ E K K ADAMS S 6 6ahsf .
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S9iT I'LL \: e ,S NICHOLS. p ~ WE1AyER 3.
CoNN Jr., r HENDERSON and q. +, Freezer
Is nodasd asaeEsd the consaliaion . ne aist u|
Assistant surgeon D. c GATHER. to Naval Hospital
Cable from Rear Admiral Stirling. AaatiO sta
Assistant sgfssoa DE sRUER suSis Bay Naval
Assistant surgeon G. NJ. MAYERs. e Cana to ths
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. NJ MOORE. TIE ssi'sA
Elrst Lieutenant l.. r.. marine lcAo-
hama Hospital. to the Rainbow.
First Lieutenant J. wADLEIGH. marine corps. tho
Rainbow. 10 the Raleigh
First Lieutenant I. II BROWN. marine Gotta tbs
Raleigh. to home.
Ensign T. l. OzBCRN. the Rainbow. Banoridse
Ensign j. c. TOWNSEND. the Helena 70 treatment
naval hospital Yokohama
Cable from Rear Admiral Sixsbse. Caribbean
Squadron. July Is
Midshipman W. II. ToAz. the Newark the Scorpion
MARINE CORPS
Colonel GEORGE c. REID. adiutant ard Inspector
granted leave OF absence from and including july 3
ana ineluling August 81.
Second Lieutenant FREDERIC KENSEL. 20 navy yard
Boston, naval hospital
Lieutenant Colonel B. R. RUSSELL. retired detached
secretary board OF awards. Navy Department.. was.-
inston; home.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-Ths fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 2T-Ths Tinsey a. Newport
July 2S-Ths Lebanon Norfolk. tire Columbia az
Trenchman's Bay. the Detroit q Boston. the An
napous at Santa Barbara.
July 2s-The Mayiower Trieste. the Macponoush Al
Boston.
July 2s-rhe Dolphin from Gloucester for Washington
the Scorpion from San Juan for COicn, thS Prens
from san Francisco to trial course OF the Ohio.