New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-02
AND NAVY NEWS.
iron III. tribune Bursau.l


No MESIAL DUTY FOR SOLDIERS.-The
President has received several inquiries regarding
reports that army officers were imposing on soldiers
and compelling them to perform meEal duIsS
such inquiry has recently come from a member u
Congress and the President referred the letter 70
General J. c. Bates, acting chler OF stan Win y
9i6 at 5u nc taTv service The report
10 show the relations between the officers and En-
listed IN this respect. The report prePdIfft, ~
the General Staf is a full end complete denial @
such stories 1t is shown that soldiers are not re-
quired TO perform mental tasks, that tRe laN To-
that oficers do sometimes employ enlisted men y
work for them but this IS BY mutual Nv Sc
Mt that some men are glad Of the 9PP 0 5o5 "A
addition to their military duties
PHILIPPINE NAVAL HosPITAL-The naval
hospital at Canacao. Philippine Islands. acooral+
to reports received by the surgeon generaof the na
is in splendid working order IniS ilst. --Sss
which was completed at cost Of $1,000 connie 1
and electric light systems II was Gesigh55S g1Tat
normal capacity OF eighty patients but e Is s t6s
arrival of the three Russian Warshlps, H SoIssns
was able to receive a large number o. ta f nm
sian wounded 90 that at one time lhe O Features
OF the institution have been SO arranged tnat ssi
tiona aeGommod3to4s may p f99s'u'''
ORDERS ISSUED following orders have
been issued:
second Lieutenant JAMES PREN1IsE, ar'ti.sE9 '''''
Fort Monroe. ,..,rsi
member OF board on geographic names. We -
Charles ". Kutz. corps Of ensineers 49, rs
Springs 10 proper station ~
First Lieutenant HAROLD ". CowPET, a ssislsn'
geon, from Philippines 20 WashrSt5n lfaFi1-A .aa
Colonel LUIGI LoMIA artillery COTS home p"
captain ARTlIrr: =. CURTIS, ar.i.ler. corps to 70
Preside Of san Francisco,
NAVY
Commander W BRAUNERsREJ Til FIR; dTjss'T M
%ard, League Island. to command e. -o''
Lieutenant Commander $. ARNOLD. z naval h'''--
Lieutenant F l. SANDERS. detached the west vi@
the Don &c austria -
Ensign 1. sAHM. detached The Independence
Ensign L H. LACY. detached tire Irl-ve=aea'''.'
Charleston gA
Passed sg Assistant IS bss qrs ss# d S IEF detached %
Ass ys4 sgsss a o5i,o YEJas9E 'af
Assistaa: Surgeon H. SHAW. detached a2'"i
Bos,oa. to the southery,
Assistant Surgeon K. A vICKERY. to the lLih'' ,ns
Assistant Surgeon 3. II. DORSEY. detached tne
home and wait orders. .l ~
Assistant Surgeon J. l. BEI-KNAP. detaenea To-
pitaI NarTagansett Bay the Brooklyn -, sos-
Assistant Surgeon l. II wHEELER d~taehes ~
pital. NaTrasansett Bay; 10 Asatie sta,g - q, as5
Passed Assistan; Paymaster G. 4 pf--i'->0
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHPs.-The f'l :, T..
movements OF Vessels nave u''4t 49,
Navy Department;
ARRIVED. ss al
November 2O-rhe Texas The Iori,a,a s,v ian Ns'p'
the Arkansas az Charleston; SAe MSI9'e'
News: the Siren al Washington
SAILED. ,,~ =
November 20--The Minneapolis IRON SSS1 Nosto;s y
Michaels Azores; the Hercules ,il.,ntcn Roads ~
Solomon's the Maryland iron, - 1i9rte Cr.ss.~
Sanchss the Rainbow from cayl'e ~ "a ne 2 o. a.
November soThe Baltimore ta s, Su ,ss Porter :ai
from shanSh1i Tor Cnag rt Nt Isiseiy from Pins
sor Charleston