New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,


Wash ng on July u
CAPTAIN sEwELL's TRoUBLEs-Captain
John s. SeweI the army engineer in charge Of
constructing the War College al Washington Bar
racks. has surprised the military authorities by an
entirely unmiitary inte;v 10 which he submit
ted. and which published in a local paper to-
day Captain SeweH is in difficulties with the local
brickIayers' union. addition 70 which he has
created race question The result OF the trouble
II that only one bricklaysr. colored man is al
work on tie War Coll &C. Cap ain SeweI is quoted
saying that ne could have avoided the rupture
and that the union aborers wanted the dispute
tied on technical grounds. bur he told them il
would De easier for the INTO amend their consttu
ton than to amend the Constitution OF the United
Ssbsr than that Of me United STATES me union
laborers owned the country and II "ou-o te wsA
work on TIE War Colleae. Captain seweli was SUM-
and the acting chef Of stan tOca and tod l.
s. tile the strlAe p onPtiy ane L9s l;As E-9 W
eAp.ess -eeIet tnis nd-sc. ton on he art OF al
me record.
ORDERS IssUEl-1he following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
First Lieutenant HENRY l. BROWN. assistant surgeon
TO Columbus Barracks.
''S sso oiasI 10 Fiatr s Bar EaTracl.
First Lieutenant HARRY G. HUMPHREYS. assistant
surgeon. TO Fort lGtten.
First Lieutenant PAUL l. FREEMAN. assistant surgeon
TO Fort slocum-
ginc.rs 70 Aew-ollears 70 relieve Leutslait Colonel
proceed to TealR .ht6oase 6istcs 70 ;esve Fs
Lieutenant PAUL 5. BOND. cops Of engineers
srisadier General THOMAS d BARRY Lieutenant
SensI i Aa5i5 wI2 2ME W GRAY @
$1,000 = K lowell a<ss,at sur
gson ard HENRy 4 sHFEN art Ile~y corps re
corder. detailed army retiring board Atlanta for
SfR deputy y surgeon tlrGi- general .-~' =
Major LEWIS GooP4Et Judge adyog 7. dssigna a
army o s az Msn1ss2 oo Lieutenant Colo
desgpassa as jgds aySSa1s 0 stat Of Mai2T Gs
during army manquvres az Manassas.
Captain 4ysUsus Sa, nAGoAs ". S Ssya5 as'f F6
Riley ' ''
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TRN HSs9 R6ss m faf.niTx 9!i Yer sPAEEP
dSr5. Of Of .nx dIitsry a sHsR FR corps
sasiasss and raL A o ln t Sayaly Frs!
GEORGE z. TEoRNE 18Th Infantry. ROBERT H
taat F 2sis ffaF BGcHh 1SS 81 Jane Ii
Al CHAPMAN Is Gsy94ry' HE 3 q Csi;AEyK-
tanTy: CAD MORGAN. IN Ent4!9sTy; WILLIAM y
cavalry. and EDWARD K MAsSEE, tn Infantry
Resignation Of First Lieutenant WILLIAM 3 AIKEN.
25th Infantry. accepted
NAVY
consnsaf Y SHARP ast.chsa Nay DEPARTMENT: to
6oatswan J. c. CHRISTIANsEN retired San Fran
cisco assistant inspector Of equipment
Assistant Payms-ter z Z GOOOHCE. detached this
Whseling. home and await orders
Cable from Rear Admiral Stirling. Asatic Sta
ton. July 20:
Second Lieutenant ?. F. RoBARDs. Yokohama Hospital;
Czvite staten
Assistant Surgeon c. c. GRIEvE Cavtte station
station Guam
Frr-, Lieutenant c. 4. MATTER TO naval station.
Captain z p LowNDEs. to Warrington
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vESSELS.-Th. fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported 20
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 2o-TAe Peoria Newport: ~. Nome, a,
Ealptan Roads.
July 21The Hampton Roads; the sraadish a.
Norfolk: the Helena Canton.
SAILED.
July aoThe Paul Jones and The Perry tror, 5-sae-,o.