New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEW
FROM THE rnTBrNE BUREAU

Washington. November 30
WEDDING OUT THE ARMY.-The President has
approved the findings and sentence in the case Of
second Lieutenant Samuel H Fisher. of the 18th
Infantry. That officer is at present at Fort Shell
ing He was tried before a court martial convened
IN the philippines. on charges alleging breach OF
arrest, defiance OF the rules of quarantine and
association with people who were not considered fit
ing companions for him. Fisher OF the
several hundred officers who entered the army
uhuer the law OF February 1901. Nearly one hun
ufed OF the mon admitted to the commissioned
personnel of the service have been dropped from
tpe register for one reason another. Some of
'hem were permitted to resign to the obvious
results of trial by court martial their designations
peIns announced as accepted FOR the good Of the
service In other cases the officers failed to
up to the requirements preliminary to promotion,
and were dropped without much formality. the
efforts made by the friends OF such officers have
them escape this disgrace being unavailing In
many other cases the officers have been tried on
charges. chiefly alleging failure to pay debts or
oPC'l9m or pay accounts 1t Is more or less sis-
was that OF insanity, which some of the military
respectful consideration on the theory that no one
in possession of his senses end who has worked
ardy by the reckless committed by officers
T Tsbs nave oeen tried and sentenced 10 dismissal
LISTED LISTED man in the volunteer forces in the with
18th Infantry The President to-day accepted the
18th Infantry, on duty at Vancouver Barracks.
washington me ofr1cer is New-York who
enlisted in the regular establishment In 1899 and
commissioned second lieutenant in February, 1901
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
fantry. Fort Monroe; ALLAN RAwsoN WILLIAMS
TER GRIEWEs to ?4th a" 1nfanry N FoF WsIne
For MEeT and AR1s4DEs MoRE%o ''t to sh IN
fantry.
Captain JAMES CANDY paymast.r from St. Louis to
Major JAMES b. HICKEY from 18th to is, Cavalry.
Major JACOB C. GALBRA1TH.. LIST 11th Cav
to recruiting duty at Fargo
yioksbus to Captains Jane. F MeIndoe and
Eugene W. Van Clucas. corps OF engineers.
NAVY
Lieutenant c. c. BLOCH detached the Franklin to
bureau of ordnance Navy Department
Lieutenant 2. II. MADISON. TO the franklin.
Ensign Wv. GALBRA1TH. detached the Tacoma; to
ss6 ss navy yard
Sturgeon \ sT5 s.tn sdsda naval hospital
Passed Assistant Surgeon F. L. BENTON detached naval
station, Cavite home and await orders.
Columbia; TO he Marbehead
civil Engineer p. f. BAKENHUs. to Narrasansett coal
Cvn Engineer C. A. MKAY. detached NarraEansett coal
depot: bureau OF navigation. Navy Department
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
November 2oThe Yankee at Baltimore; the Brooklyn.
the Atlanta the Marietta and the Gas9e At Bahia
bert Point; the Detroit a Porto Plata.
SAILED.
Hovember 2aThe Castne from Bahia FOR Pe1naJnbuSo;
Paul Jones from Bremerton for Port Angeles. the
from Hampton Roads for Lambert Point; the
from Hong Kong for Shanghai; the New Or
leans the Nanshan from CheFoo for Chemulpo.
November 30-The Olympia the Des Moines and the
Cleveland Gibraltar for Barbados