New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22

IMPORTANT NAVAL CHANCES -OncfaI an
no-ncement was made az the Navy Department to-
GAY by Rear Admiral Henry q. TAYLOR chief af the
bureau or Navigation. 81 a number OF important
changes ia personnel and n ships on the European
Caribbean. south Atlantic and Aslatic stations
The European squadron hereafter will comprise
the protected cruisers OLYMPIA flagship Baltimore
Cleveland and Des Noires Later tho SOU. dran
viii be augmented by the new protected cruiser
Denver This squadron win return 70 European
waters some time between April Is and May l. ac-
conpanied by the battleship division Of the North
Atlantic feet. The ships will visit Lisbon VILE
ar eae3 IoTJ in order that the men may have shore
practise now n progress or IsersacoIa Rear Al.
uiral French =. Chadwick. commander in chief 81
south Atlantic station, IN command % these war
ships he Brookly1 tassnip. and the gurhoats
To The Caribbean station will 60 this squadron.
Newark. flagship. the protected cruisers Atlanta,
1oHiEsoIneIY ana Iejrolt ne gunsosts Bancroft
This notable increase IN the Caribbean squadron is
United States on the isthnlJs in consequence Of
the beginning o The Panama Canal
contemplated. but the san Francisco. on her arri-
SQUADRON OF the Asiatfc feet which shortly after
ward win Do again reduced To four ships by the de-
ta,cchme4t Of the protected cruiser Alsany The
and win be doc<ed al Rremerton- Washington.
AT CuIehra. ana The Amplitude and the Vixen for
The DIzie viii remain with the Caribbean squad
ron for use as a TRANSPORT OF marines.
she is nov co1-o1ine the first torpedo boat fotila
rpe cruiser Furaio v1 10 qt-aches 70 the Atlantis
frsfring squadron under Rear Admiral " { wise
which then VIII consist Of he Mln,neapolis Tag
ana the r7lrhoats Yankee and Topeka.
ORDERS 1ssUED-The following army and navy
orders have heen issued.
ARMY.
Captain GEORGE Il ,s SHELTON. u'h Infantry. 20
CAPTAIN uE1A1ERE sKERRETT. artillery corps. DE-
tales acting judge advocate. Governors Island
First Lieutenant SOLOMON =. JEFFERs. 7th cavalry
NAVY
Rea- Admiral P z COOPER. assume command As's''c
Rear Aar-sl T ? JEWELL as,srh.d .svs, Examining
str,-si r6gHIaT as co1Tasn5eT cSritb-5r saHsS
osp EEEgETT G % rI Eg9TEs
an, "a. 5ATE sa- I.H sa2 e2. ,am M.F
rlo s5r. o g Ts1s H5s75 R29 .4s3s detached
Iseureraut G. r jewell. detached the NavHove-. 20
Captain = - ~ Iti. E-T7t I>eEtenHntS w 9 Fay. r
i RE1Is conditioned IN y ~ l1Ai S6rps aia
Ensigns y O. COOKE aIf G. G BLOCH. 10 the Franz
Gable from Rear Admiral Evans. Asiauc Sta
ton. March q.
I.eu,enaut Commander c z RoNNEr- The Kentucky
rne Albany.
Medical inspector 2. 4 GREEN and Major g BAR
NETT. IRE KENTUCKY 10 The NeW-Orlsans.
Comuar-er r. NOEL "sv1tf station: to command the
Wilmington.
Commands r.. r. HARRIS command the Wilmington:
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported 10
The Navy Department
ARRIVED.
MAI 1s--rns Hannibal ar Pensacola.
March 1aThe Are-rusa Pensacola. the Ya-kton.
NORFOLK The Hartford. AZ Port Prince
March 20--Tre Marietta m Colon
March 2l-The MaeHiss ~ Guantanamo
SAILED.
March ls-The Rerlirs. from Toupunsv1rs Tor lam
lsr- Point.
March 25-rhe Iowa from Hampton Roads Pen
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