New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
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-. 20 certain officers. who gRin experience in the
.r.iosi work Of transportation and supply. Il IS
- TOO that even this useful purpose could be
s.-rsd by less costly mobilization OF the troops.
: a. roirted out that the manosuvres ct Athens
go where the State militia took part with a
,-,f.ad force OF regulars. achieved all that was
ocsssary. There is such q thing. some army off,
.rs SAY as having too many soldiers In the field.
ne large force making instruction difficult Il Is
sid by critics that most OF the militia officers
n5 many officers OF the regular establishment
s-sv lttls nothing of what was going on or
w. beneat ana the reports which are now before
he chief OF staH are admittedly fragmentary ana
-us be supplemented by later reports after all the
-eDorts are in from the subordinate umpIres. who
s1 resolves itself into one OF the greatest advan-
srs "a the militia. and it is possible that the GEN
sssraiIer gatherings OF the troops with provision
fr more Individual instruction and understanding
O the work
GENERAL CoRBIN"s GooDBY.-GeneraI Cor
bin IN relnquishing the command of the Depart
7pent OF the East makes this announcement in gen
eral orders from Governors Island
Nv successor can have 10 better fortune than
that which awaits him the command Of most
81 the various posts OF the department and the
sffcent To ell these officers and enlisted men I
extend upon giving Up command my sincere thanks
for their hearty support. without which my own
sForts would have been much less effective. ana
70 al wish continued prosperity and satisfaction
SPONSOR FOR THE PADUCAH-On the invita-
,,on of the Secretary OF the Navy the Mayor OF
Paducaa. KY has selected Miss Anna May Yeiser
az that city. 70 name the gunboat Paducah when
that vessel Is launched at Norris Heights y. Y.
on October IL
IArNcENGs THIS MONTR-severaI vvarships
viii be launched this month, including the battle
ship Georgia CT the Bath Iron Works on the uth
he bat1leshiP Nebraska az the shipyard OF Moran
Brokers'. Seattle about the 10th: the training ship
ne s.;i-, 80 - H e. alS4s-S s1e1sls' ,; A; on
Island Navy Eard the latter part CT the month.
TACOMA TO CARIBBEAN soUADRoN.-An
Gdr issued al the Navy Department to-day
assigning the cruiser Tacoma 70 the Caribbean
Squadron OF the North Atlantic feet The Tacoma
has arrived AZ Santa Lucia, ". I. after a cruise
from san Francisco around the and east
Cor the merchant steamer Coaemaugh. which has
not been heard from since she left Peruvian port
MARKsMAN CoAEsIENDED-The Secretary OF
the Navy has written letter Midshipm2n
George F. Blair attached 70 the United States
itor Wyoming, commanding him for having at
aimed the best score with s-inch guns at the recent
Target practice.
PLANS FOR MANGUvREs.-The Naval War
College al Newport and the Army War College IN
his city are preparing plans Cor the joint manGu-
Tres next sumner. l. has been arranged that the
maneuvVes shall begin about June L The shius
q the North Atlantic feet WIZ take part and Pos
sibly vessels from the South Atlantic station and
from European waters viii be brought HON. for
5-is me e1e6cses + has not yet.been decided what
clses but Il IS expected that OF the State COM
aroIlery troops which have been recommended fof
service IN connection with the toint maneuvres ara
Lncse now stationed n the artillery districts ~ sb9
chesapeake Baltimore and the Potomac
ORDERS IssUED-Ths soroE--v army and
fE=r1 1ez
ARMY
Flrat Lieutenant WILLIAs L KELLER sr,,sn.B, .pr
seon' Ton Fori Riley % gsEoTAl hospital Preside
su-rsos -se-5 5 SAABIEs 9 BI.IrSGsLEA. assistant
Rlisy GENERAL hospital Preside 10 Fort
s's IRON &sSfs9f Sh59nl. sosTET = , EA 5 assistant surgeon
F'F'7 o L,sa.en1nt JOHN 7. sAyLEs sn cavalry. to
First Llegtersat ODE G NICHOLS soth ls,.st-v ,ro,
Fort Crook 70 Fort Losan Il. Roots '0-'
shsrldsa . relieve 575 SsEt sE35tenss,sr Fort
efElaster, who VIII T.roceed - Ter--tr,S-., -
ssog As assistant ess qsaareTT1stsT vice y Ma3oT
= caf5a 5N IS s asisSi sS so sfs7 2sss.sn,
.eslng Asl2r George NICK EElliaHsou. quaTfeTrnas-
IsTI1 "a 70 eGst glareTlasster relieving NatoT
eeea PhPPLnes slss ss1tsTase Teo vii EES-
wit Portland Ne aad sS. IA sssr who
TATES % cnsrts-.t. 80. as.'eE.ng eaptan ARTHUR ".
Ostaa 59-i- IIgR cEANsToE essIteaStsr 70 duty as
-hSooore sternbe-G. guaTterInsster retired '-'
oaDisn AI5.L.sEFT cEsoNHITE. qasr4sruaas.sr. from
Ge lork eaLy 70 Governors Island. assistant 10
- pBHss as ss9assT sssi.5aa 81 :ss9 fse@ a,'s San
guaEreTnazisg. who VII proceed 70 WasbinQ,Ss Ioe'
captain DAaSIEl. u. ARNOLD quarterulaster from N.
Fo-- FFsI E Ai'7auasN to duty as post quartsrmaser
eVts.a HALDIAIAED P YOUNG. quar4srrnas,.r. me
terrnaster - Ie~i- - e-'istant guar
SaeTtsFassssr Who DToossa e Fort IsS.S .s1s
zh'9r 1,,7 VILLAIN P. VAN NESS retired from Cornell
o'Os-s ar CHARLES CHARLIE J. BA1ET. artillery oorp. from
ca's,R s..i7s RosEET oALLAN artillery eoDs appointed
Tottsa '' s-4'o' O. Su9i14rins eeasnee FoFt
o1p,sts 6s.i EARLE D. A PEARcE. from ssth Company
asisHos Fot p a9ss9sa r5i1sa list TO school Of sub
s4tS tSscSasnt coz555t CLARENCE DEEMS 1r fron sO,h 70
czr+,t, -r-st So-St artillery.
hScs5ss csGoass ai,ss-1 Il s1aIAsTER aNfA Iafanz.
so1onssaE Porto RiS5 5ry,S3dra SAE sth Inf&aStEy &
LIONS Y GRiFFTT 2s T5f.5,,,' sgFsso1 ana
ET2yisoal reEeai y 5sssn iTsIr surgeon Pore RICE
~ sas F 2fi2 iaieo pEoylslonaI regiment of infan-
,sisd s0s .reT Tsg.1leat Of Infantry recorder Ss-
NSisia IN soaENZo P DAVIDSON 6rb rnrsr,-v h.,,,,
Phyealiy incapscitatsd for proraotior ~
home sua rstl5sner, sl'aa'ea in line OF duty 70
easrs7IzsS.. 1sA ? PERRY qasrtsrmaussr 70 duty as
n'-na ? Young. QaarteTmaSt-r.
NAVY
Ia so,5o gon5S1asT S5s de- WOOD detached the couz-
yas WSshas5os' 70 ne = sois5. s6APP detached n.v
sao. soSs S2aaa;r am s-s, e. ROGERS, detached tbs
sSSsssoo-, sS5 : ENGLAND. detached Fis,: to the
- e 5 srANwoRTH. e.tAensa ,hs rr.nsun.
Fs'5,,.t, " n = yAIcoNER l5. estsshsa navy yard.
a5: g z sURRAsR ossaeh.a navy yard Bo.-