New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.


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HUNGER AT MANASsAS.-The army .ao.tS-.
ence officers who attended the r-azrruvr-s a.
Manassas have made their rspor-s on thsi- v,-k
ana observations IL i said that many o. rhs
Hl'la commands we're defective ia adr-fnlsrrzfion
20 the extent that the regular allowance f s-,sxs
ence failed 70 reach the commands in the .a5 q
me Two nights when the troops we're in bsvo,.r
IniS = due To the failure OF the re=1meuta asart.-
Master system which did not arise 10 the occasion
q "nulns the location OF The temporary camps As
consequence the men were forced 10 dep41a -,
the chances OF picking up food at the cros=-,-,.4.
stores all OF which were sold out every dav Nsnv
OF the soldiers went without food facr which
Sssig aa5ga % tNeir discomfort and contributed 20
who is we!i fed Is con1enTed ana Is sSIe ~ ,o5si
that more dissatisfaction did no, exist ar
naands were encountered returning from the aslS ~
ne 80 - - - I1st o. ne problems because
the regular organizations IN the fed ve-s vvfthor
effects OF living IN The open az to any s,SH sxrsr
a. the 1lli1ia Commands al CT which. officers ana
men were IN the most fOrlo-n condition afra- rSs
condition which found the militia roTrSanS zsth ~
@ UuS i9od can hardly be Eemedied short of expert
encs IN actual warfare The next rnanCeuvrsz will
probably frd regimenJaI ofTcers in charx-
with everything 10 learn OVER again
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following army sra
navy orders have been issued
ARMY
y.
lain lith cavalry. announces.
Captain MASON s n MAXoN r-,ret d-tailst p-.t-.-
sor Al oklahoma n litarS Institute
First Lsu-sna1ts GEORGE DE 9 CAT-IN from Com
Psay 4 10 b = Infantry: PHILIP ] I-ATBER tron
1-os company g . 4. - Infantry; IEssE NJ. GIL.
WIZ Y ,-FfAMRERIIN from cornpsa~ " 70 a
Il Infantry. ARCHIE J HARRIS. . Conpany y
FRED j BOOTH To Company /. ID infantry
"a5 T% y ,5pa asdGT s al al. T54 o. s. detailed ,'
Caprai- JANEs BURNs 81 Infantry Iiiino.s Nations.
SHa-d 70 course o: Instruction a. Garrison School
Captain WALTER N. LINDSAY. sa1atazt a-a secrns
-5ecte1snt CFLA HI-s-s = AAs-t-s-1. &C A.-..-,1
1iou a. Infantry snd cavalry school. Fo-r Le.Tea-
Firsr Llsuteaauts WILLIAM r DAVIS. LEAETrs
OWEN. STANLEY G ZISKE ROBERT u -
LTSE LIE izlA HENR4 I BRoT2. H57 EoW4Rp 5E1, 2 aAnz
Mas 10 course = ias!rust.oa a Aruly Msdi-sl
NAVY
->ieu-e-anr Ccuna-i-- Il z wFTTTL1ESzT. tssa-,ed
Navy Department, - Cha1ranooga-
LLecr--aur Commander = F RCRGDoFFT tsrNcnse t,-
Newark, home ard wait orders
I4-u,saan goaRa. c 8oTEsS & di. ;.s5s s.scs, s2r
ard Norris Heights. tas Newark
N1zeanots. home ard wait orders
Lieutenant r KEAN. 70 the Ohio
Medical Director 2 PRICE dsrach@d nav ya-t N.v-
York. ~ duty member q naval retiring ooa-c-
WssHinSton
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL. vEssELs--The fol
loving movements OF vessels have been reported 70
the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
September 12-The RaItinore. Genoa IRE Saa.zgois
~ Columbia Prairi-- Newport tas Plr-
ian at "a'nins'0n SAILED
September 12-The Hartford from SsvLanton e- N-v
~ Nf-7r74 Scu-d- the MavAover from Pal-rno f'-
,7-,s- ne Fto-tia from Hampton Roads FOR Cris-
s.5 N. 0Ivr-pia the Cleveland aad Des Na.nes
Newport 5or ToupAnsviiie. the Dixie. from League
Island f0r Colcn-