New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-16
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
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AUTHENTIC IF TARDY.-Ths Army War Coi~
lege viii print bulletins periodically relating 70 the
engagements in the Far East Trustworthy r.
ports from that quarter scarce. and much sdit-
ing and research are necessary IN preparing rne
documents for circulation among army Officers
The only reports from the military attaches N
Nanchura SO ta~ received relate 70 the crossing OF
the YaIu. and this has been the subject OF
pamphlet prepared by Captain W e. HAN on
duty at the War College He added 20 tina taEt =
map compiled By Captain p e. March, OF the
general STAFF for all the Information they obtain.
and visited the scene OF the Xalu lighting three
DAYS after the engagement No other o1icsF
appears To nave been able TO get 50 near IN dis
tan-e Time The foreign attaches are depend
ms the iect.les OF the officers of the Japanese
General STAR for al the Information they obtain
and they are NOT altogether satisfied with the
system. which does not permit them to see much
s05aI istrsr= rb sS3re s rR-7reSss =. preferrr-
both rather thsr STAYING "a mere they see n0thius
and hear ONLY WHAT lol'- 20 them ~ ppeaIss
20 De the tnte-uon OF the japanese chief OF stair
furnish -he attaches maps showing what Was
5,fsb5 RE fT4c56e s59ress great adrnrsfion
Cor japanese skill and discretion. The War Col
viii give an account Of he lighting IN 1IanchuTia
following the Talu engagements
NETWORK TO SET FAsHIOS--rhs army Of
dcer= who have TO do with uniforms are greatly
interested IN The appearance which VII ee nads
By the uiIitareu from Network az tho combined
a
Cfua-dsueu from that State viii 20 the only cit1-
zen soldiers with the outfit. but they VII have
the disadvantage that their clothing Is % ehs
heavy variety and # Is expected that ths NV
weather is b6ely 70 be warm tn the hrsc WesE Or
September. when the militia VIII BE az Ln9 camp
5esTance OF me NeVS-York troops IN the new isla
OF clothing and equipment VII % 20 ereeIs q a.
mand from other States Tor tha Uniform
ORDERS 1ssUED-ras eou0vtas amy Gna
navy orders have been issued:
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70 Fort 4ssiai5oins-
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AIOvEl-ENTS OF NAVAL VESSEdsS-Ih4
following movements % vessels havs besn EspoFo-
ed % the Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Au: 5 9 PEI N :, S,~gs s. ss 2 ~ 49,
head. Seattle
August 14-Ths srooyz ~. Atlanta Sla-4sstA 1aa
Casrine. Caps Town; TIA Okla a. Carldal3
Lec1idLs. HOrra-
August 15-Ths ATlntgousTy a. Guznta1azno
SAILED
Auz-isr I5-na Kearsarze AIabaunz Illinois, eha
Maine. ard the Missouri rom GbraltaF
Fayal, Nevada from Bradford 20 cruisas tbs
E'Briel from Newport 90 cruise
August iTs Denver. from Clsora FOR Gouatvsls tha
Monte Crlsri for Porr De
Guantanamo. Michigan, from 1lscktnao Island fla
Wauzsgal-
Aurlist 1.-THE Olympia The BaI-iruors tho CgVs
land. from smyrna f5r Gibraltar