New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington, May 20.
PRESIDENT GOING TO SEA GIRT-The army
and navy marksmen and those of the Marine Corps,
Military Academy and Naval Academy are taking
keen interest in the national match which WIN be
held at Sea Grit in August II WIN De Ihe ii
be attended by the members of the House ana sen
expected to be present one day, probaoIy when
the final shooting is done Some forty states, IN
GLIDING New-York, of course, have signlhed their
at Aibany has been advised that the New ork
markse2 should arrive at Sea Grit on August 49,
to have at least three Gays pIe4tnaty ,, p[9GlCe
terest in match and it is expected that he will
Eve ms P MADE ne by yhe War pepsrtment that
hereafter the government stand the expense OF
the match is held It is estimated that the cost
doing this would amount to 5000 and the officers
about as good an investment as the government
in this country.
MONUMENT TO MIDsHIPMEN.-An appropri-
ate monument to the memory Of Midshipmen
Thomas Ward, jr., and William Edward Traylor
Neumann has been erected In the cemetery at the
Naval Academy. Annapolis. 1t will be recalled
that the young officers were victims Of the de-
plorabe accident the battleship Missouri on
April g. 1904. Midshipman Neumann engaged
to Midshipman Wards sister. Miss Katharine
Ward and the monument erected Jointly by
Brigadier General Thomas Ward. U. S. A, retired
and Mrs. Paul Neumann. mother Of Midshipman
Neumann. The monument Is inscribed:
discharge their
United States battleship Missouri during practice
off Pensacola Bay, April 1S. 1904
ORDERS IssUED.-Tho following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain HENRY G BoNNYcAsTLE. 9Th Infantry ., de-
tailed for ysGTgitnE seSs Al at BELIEVING bS
viii proceed Philippines.
tary from Hot Springs to proper station
Retirement Of Lieutenant Colonel EDWARD T. COME
GYS. deputy surgeon general. announced.
First Lieutenant GEORGE o. DUNCAN, 18th Cavalry
Ma' % HS Of Mississippi TO home retired from
a sdt.s.S TSsT 1HA f5 MGR1 9 sPS
Infantry. detailed to attend encampment organized
militia OF Wisconsin. July to 81.
assigned chief engineer officer Northern Division,
Major FRANK l. DODDs judge advocate to Van
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander G. REMEMBERING. to the Bos-
Lieutenant &C T52a ET0N detached the
FTRTls to R0Ha r. CLARK detached the
Lieutenant C. BAILEY. to Naval Hospital
tie naSy YARD Soo detached Navy
Medical Inspector F. ANDERSON. to Marine Barracks
Surgeon F. J. B. CoRDEIRo, to the Yankee.
Surgeon F W. F. WEBER, detached the Prairie; home
Surgeon J. D. GATBwooD. detached the Yankee; home
c. +. STOKES. additional duty member
anatomical board, District of Columbia.
Surgeon A WARNER to Naval Hospital. Phil
adepha.
Surgeon p. r STALNAKER, Naval Hos
pital, New-York-
Assistant Surgeon W. S. PUGH, Jr, detached the
Prsirie to naval station Guantanamo.
Assistant Surgeon c. T. GRAYSON, detached Marine
Barracks Washington; TO the Maryland
Assistant Surgeon R. E. HOYT detached the Texas:
home and wait orders.
Assistant Surgeon H L BROWN. detached naval sta
ton, Guantanamo; to the Texas.
Assistant Surgeon H SHAW detached the Yankee: homo
and await orders.
Paymaster c. II. sTACKHOUsE. detached navy yard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster H D. LAMAR, detached the
Prairie TO naval station. Charleston.
Chaplain E. W. SCOTT, detached Hartford;
Maryland.
Surgeon Il N. T. HARRIS at Pensacola May 49,
| MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported to
| the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
! May 1eThe Brooklyn the and the Chattanooga
at TompknsviLe; the Maine. the Kearserge Ken
lucky and the Missouri Hampton Roads; the Cesar
New-York; the Tru1tCn at Santo Domingo City; the
Atlanta at Annapolis.
SAILED.
May 19-The Maine, Kearsarge, the Kentucky and
the Missouri from Southern drilling grounds
City for Sanchez; the Rocket from Norfolk
tngton.
May 2o-The Castine from Santo Domingo City for San
Juan.
| The Arethusa to Eew-York instead of Norfolk