New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
fFRom THE TRIBUNE BUREAU
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Washington October q
"a TgAZTNG AT WEST PoINT.-Hazine has
- obsolete at the Military Academy. ao-
LINK 10 Colonel Charles c. Treat. the command
=, 81 cadets who says in his annual report, made
public to-day:
me discipline OF the corps OF cadets has con-
e51ed satisfactory. Endeavor has been made 10
s--5ress upon cadets IN authority the Importance
q fostering The impulse and guiding motive 10
pst5oeuts strictly to those prescribed by proper
snfhority in orders and regulations IN spirit and
S,s best and most conscientious service and when
he has a task 10 perform 10 do it 10 finish and
10 s,5o5s ~ and Sis spurnin OF ali Sorns oF "a ;b AZ
s5d governs their attitude An investigation under
fses fs States Mitary Acsdey relative 10 hs2
ing and improper treatment Of new cadets has
heer held with the result that no instances OF
SsEing or fighting have been developed. The re-
suirsrass5s bs mace ire5 Upon a" o are limited
@ions by proper authority. and while there SIN
ss s4sa m Of OF 6as a as 81 3asF % 8sds
because they are fourth classmen, and also a per-
5eb .hev have heard were tra5ri0nsl e@heiions a ions
5isions now are such that no fourth classrnan can
saser abuse
ORDERS IsSUED-The following army. navy
srG marine corps orders have been issued:
ARMY
Second Lieutenant GUY z. BACKER from 9th to "a
io2a to 4sih Company, coast a1,illery.
Msjor ALEXANDER B DYER from 18th TO llth Bat
teTy field artillery.
Captain GEORGE ". wax DBUsEN from seh to 2s,h
BsTteTy. field artillery.
osssa.n HARRY. L HAwTHoRxE. from sa,h to s,A
Battery. field artillery. Philippines.
Captain OSCAR sTRACB. from 2sth 70 Soth Battery.
Captain EDWARD F. MGLACHLIN Jr.. from Soth to
l5h Battery. field artillery.
Fsrst Lieutenant CLEVELAND c LANSING. from 2stA
lsth Battery, FIELD artillery
Vrr- Lieutenant DANIEL F CRAIG from l7,h 70 2s-h
Battery, 6sld a-fileTv-
Second Laegtensnt ALDEN p BREWSTER from 18th
2s1h Eartery. field artillery.
se-onG Lzeu;e- art CHARLES N. ALLEN from 26th to
18th Bsttsry. hsld srtilsry
Second Lieutenant NED z REHKOPF. from 2sh 70
2s.h Batter heId artiiery
Second ,5 Lsgs.ssa, 1oIs So. BRINToN Jr from l7th
seoons Lisuensut PHILIP H. WORCESTER, from 18Th
70 2Sth Battery. fed artillery.
second Lieutenant JACOB a. MACK from 29th 10 2sth
Battery. fec artillery.
Major CE5ARI-ESs ". ABBOT yr. 18th Infantry, hav-
sscoua q disability incident thereto. his retirement
PM I1su.enan, DAVID r LI7sEY. Kentucky state
Grsr5 % course Of instruction at garrison school,
NAVY
CAPTAIN 2 s PRIME. commissioner.
Lieutenant A 9 KAvANAGH. Naval Academy.
Leu-easai J \ 1 the "hippie' 10 com
Command The wfipPie u
IAsu:enant G MARVEL. 20 Naval Academy.
= p.
nlau5 Talbot
Passed Assistant Surgeon A NJ FAUNTLERoY. oornrnis-
stoned
F''s S'Efs2R y. sRs Ss
home ard await orders.
Assistant Psyuas,sr ". X. HUGHES. detached the
iowa the Prairie.
MARINE CORPS.
cspts,n JAMES BOOTEs. detached marine barracks
navy YARD. Marc Island. assume command marine
guard on The Ohio
First Laeu-enant JOHN 3 BATES. TO marine barracks
Washington
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEsSELs.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported 10
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
ocs'ber 2o-The cagos Fajarao; the Baltimore at Co
i7uho.
october 2l-Tbe Topeka Gloucester.
SAILED.
October 2oThs Hannibal and he Lebanon from Norfolk
The Buffalo from Honolulu for Midway the Iowa from
SeW-York for Norfolk
Ocob~- 21The Frolic from Foo for Shanghai the
Paul Jones from san Diego for MagcaieEa Bay.
Register to-day, If you have not performed
that duty this year IL is the last opportunity 20
make sure Of your vote.