New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
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Washington. June J.
COLONEL DUNWOODYS CASE--Representa-
tive Hepburn, OF Iowa. was one of the earliest
callers at the White House to-day. making the pill
grtmage TO urge upon the President Colonel Henry
e Dunwoody's claims 10 a hrigadier generslship-
Colonel DunwoOdy been the army for
forty-two years said the Iowan after his confer
ence with the President and il he has preserved
only the amount Of respectability required 10 hold
him on the payroll he certainly deserves a promo
ton. Unfortunately for him. he belongs TO the
signal corps. branch OF the service where man
Is not able to shine very brightly There's nothing
never had brigadier major general in the regu-
very quickly replied that Dromotions in the army
are not made by States. Much I favor Colonel
a9 don Of the Prssiasas Ten@r SIN nope that
dIers the colonel will not be forgotten
CAPTAIN LEIILY To RETIRE TO-DAY
Captain LenIy's term as judge advocate general
Of the navy Will expire tomorrow. Captain S. W.
B. Diehl his successor now commands the cruiser
Boston, which arrived Acapulco. Mexico yes
terday. en- route TO San Francisco. E. P. Hanna.
the duties Of Judge advocate general until Captain
Diehl can reach here.
AGAINST LIEUTENANT SHOOK.-secretary
Taft to-day decided 70 report to the President
against the reinstatement OF John NJ. Shook in the
army. requested by all the members of the Kan
sas delegation in Congress. Shook was formerly
OF the 33d Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines
Afterward he was appointed second lieutenant in
the regular army. While stationed at Boston he
was tried by court martial in a involving
scandal. but acquitted When he was exam
ined for promotion the board OF examination
be made a 6rsr ue1tarart' and he vas dscharaed
fr,-r r. -e-,jca 49, s.,-- = 70 .. ,Io -
the case he recalled that Shook. while the Phil
which caused the atters dismissal as Secretary OF
the Province OF Batan. the charge being that 500
these men. Considering all the circumstances the
Secretary decided TO oppose Shocks reinstatement.
WEST POINT CADETS NAMED-At the War
Department to-day announcement was made OF the
appointment Of the following cadets who will
the Military Academy this month:
Al d4rss- Henri Henri F Aysra Charles H B9nes.ee. Simon
sage. ir. Rodney H smith and Robert Fletcher ir.
burns waller Ra5n5nd Wheeier Ar,har E Boa,on
North pnEota-Georze J. M7uIser.
= c5Saey harold GeS'T Robert E Jennings and James
Cannectlc,l--reztar y Baker Edward W Putney Ed
ward : HAYES aHt Arthur J. Hanlon-
%a@. Msm p %5s ant qi@ oa42 " TE 1 James
Agta0sas-Alherr L. s7eet and Joseph G. Quinn
california Robert a Dousherty, Geo-se s Pattsn.
CoIarado-Robert VI Beere
Ueaware-wiuian Whitaker.
II 5ss. r W T and jo 5-s,oI Hs''rT G85Pey
Ilaho-r7u'r NJ Marks and Wentworth H Moss
- iIEois-GqTian Arnold Leonard II brennan Harry
Harry -ea Ebert l. Cirissel and George D. IIawor+h
I7Na-Fi-nr~ Weeks am Harvey u Higley
Kansas-wIiuam ". Erwin and Roy 4 HILL
h~nruSSy Tr7ras J. smith, II Richard Donovan.
and Edward \ woodbury..
Gilbert Marshall Albert Loustaiot. Sander
FORD Jarrun and Elmer G. prsohry-
Msine-A-thu- " Walir7n and lawrence c. Kicker
MaryIart-En1rh p Carey.
y Sgmns5 Ge s9 G91,sais
~HnrH
Nrr.gaH-Asard II Bailey. Phlp H Carroll and John
i. BeL
Nr7eg,,a-John X Brown. Earnest Krarve Ches-
s.-iss7pi-Enils Y. Crl,rer Leighton ". Hazlehurs,.
s- Charles X Nu.sen and Charles Hartman
Missouri. Gus O. l. Compte EIdou r cole. Homer
IT -lsughrsr Thomas e. I1onergaH. franklin L. WHitiey
ana william r. Mr,4skiN
Montana Clinton p IaHame. Charles Hoe and Richard
r, Clmsnius
>-era-ka-,,ataaa G. shiveri-k. Francis J L swa-d
~.rata-I. stamford Weata-rS
New Farpsslre-CarI C.. Cakes and Ray 7. Avery.
North uakota-G-o-ge J. Mouller.
Drt--1 l. r-.s.sr Richard J. Pauseu 81. Roger
rslrs r. tIdrr-s Dudley r Keaaedy RicaarI E
oregon Frederick \
F-HnsyIvara Edward 4 stockton; r.. Ets1r s Miller
Henry X Mn9'e9srS H''5 s Mel 1ss2Hisy5 oE- -y
Clair ". Baird aEl Jesse g. Drain
south car1uua-Gibas LIKES john T Kennedy. J.
Harold 1Isu~aster. sumner M-B Williams and George c.
bower
south uaketa-Charles r Hackett. ir.
rsuu-ssec-r>,ufs l. Penlleton-
r.xas-Aifr-d a. Collins. James D. IAtta and oun o.
rtst-TTaIvor G Coulter
Vermont Citing.
washing-on-I,hn X. Paxton and Richard T Cotnsr.
West virriuia-J " y Schulz Charles H. Van Ku-en
ana Charles = Jackson.
Wisconsin,. George Gottschah and Clarence l.
Srurirv ant.