New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IERoM TIE rn1srNE nurzAr.1


are Interested for one or another IN having
the revised army regulations approved BY the Sec
Fetiry Of War without delay. have been greatly
disappointed oy the action Of thar official In going
away on his summer vacation without taking anal
'cu'oh on the proposed changes Some OF tho
changes are more important than appears on tho
surface and II is probable that oppOrtJrne dis
coFeFy o. this made by Mr. TAFT led to his deter
hlin''tion 20 take ID the revised regulations by
paragraph ana ascertain Just what the effect OF
the amendment He proposes to have all questions
settled 5" that the finally adopted regulations will
hot Dc 5He subject OF subsequent controversies
1he I-ic1 that the proposed amendments come
from tne general staff was not sufficient 70
impress Alr. Taft. vino evidently entertains some
suspicion OF the real effect OF the revision
BEFORE ne LETT Washington he was able %
dcr upon ABOUT 0ne-Iuarter OF the regulations.
consideration OF the remainder viii be deferred
until his return from Canada In the Navv De-
ptrJruent similar conditions exist excepting that
sS PROPOSED changes in the naval regulations were
retary Mr. Morton. however has received a NUN
DAM OF The marine corps who discovered that one
s 1919 N ne naval regulations would have the
go OF senolhe an the correspondence outgoing
aEc incoming, relating 70 the marine corps and
NAVIGATION He obects To trs 1nnovsfio, in srronx
Terms Terms he new Secretary OF the Navy has de-
any question which NAV be raised TINS causes a
delay in the Nav Department which Is vexattous
20 those who desired the amended regulations TO be
adopted without much discussion.
MEDICAL MOBILITY-Army medical oilers
VIII make important tests in medical supplies
transportation in course OF the joint maneuvres
OF the army and militia in September at Manassas
Va They contemplate the employment OF the army
mule means Of getting 70 the firing line the
supplies for the first dressing station Hitherto
these supplies have been carried in anbulances bat
Of course that vehicle cannot break into columns OF
troops and there are places IN a rough country
balances cannot 90 In the Santiago Campaign
there was great difficulty in transporting these sup
10 the front was the backs OF the hospital corps
men This. Of course was unsatisfactory. and Op
Grated hardship to the hospital stewards It Is
believed that the army mule wherever troops
hciency OF the medical department IN tina laid
ARMY AND NAVY NOTEs-Gensral Hoyt h.s
returned from the West. and ia experimenting the
undermining OF the family residence here which
viii be completed by the time Mrz Hoy- and thar
daughters return from their summer visit 70 East
port. Ne.
Captain Frank A. Barton. 80 Cavalry. nas guns
20 Youngstown. y. 2. TO pass tbs remainder OF
his leave. with Mrs. Barton and their children.
who are spending the summer there
Infantry 9ow on duty in the philippines, has gems
rear Admiral ana Ms shepard and t5sir
daughter at the Inn. Shattock Farm. jeffrey.
Rear. Admiral H c Taylor. chief OF The bureau.
s er mas gone one on on g SSas. s 9.
ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Colonel WILLIAM 8 PAT-rEN assistant qus-esrrua---,
general. Major CARROLL 4. DEvo1- auarterraAstsr.
and Captain LOUIS P BURGESS. artillery corps-
ton and equipment steamer General 1aLhin-
Houston % 6aico surgeon general washiaston
Lieutenant CoIonels FRANK HEATH and DANIEL AZ
partr1eat: Captain CTIAHPE c. MCULLOCH. r.
and First Lieutenant ROBERT II CUILOCK. assist
ant surgeons DETAILED examining board at Army
I
c4 x o6 2a2S2. n E b and 7 aaH oo
Army Building. New-York CITY. to- examination
7 Colonel OWEN J. SWEET 18th Infantry: Major WILL
R1S6 azsissaGs surgeon JAMES RoNzyNE 2sih
Inranrrv and ENCI4EBERT g. OvFNSHISEs 2sth
Infantry recorder -el2ied examining board a. Pre-
second Iieutsnants WILLIAM W WHITE and JAMES
a. Fre.id1o FOR Eva sTar.aato To- prsnos7on
Lieutenant CoIone. JOHN D. KNIGHT General star
relieved headquarters Atlantic Division To the PHI
Kerr General star who viii proceed 70 san Fran
request having attained the ags OF sixty-twO
years announced NAVY
Captain v. SWIFT aa5 Chlec E s a @ MEcSOcI-
Commander A P ZAzFQ LeJtenaIJs = + VI Is ~
SPOON and : Y GRAHAM E1SiE2s - < 80 go
Assistant surgeon H D. WILSON detached ths
VicAsbu-g: nome
Favnaster F, W. HART. TO tie BuaaIo.
Passed Assistant PayTnaste- A CATHcART- dstacAsd
the Denver, home, await orders
Passed Assistant Eayrastsr D = SH4H~1-=-1-- 70 -
Denver
Assistant Payuasrer 2 z COPE, detached the viess-
burg. orders
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS. The following
movements OF vessels are reported
ARRIVED
IuI, S-Tae Arkansas. the Florida the Nevada n.
NazSarhu~etrs and the Hartford a. Ss--Londo1s -
Dixie a T7mpainsville-
SAILED
1, She Denver from Philadelphia GalvsSrons -
rom Portsmouth. y p. ror PorClanc. Ma
the Whipple. the Huh the Hopkins rs Wordsn AMI
T-ti,tIlu rom Nsv-LOnd0u FOR MaEoehesd.