New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
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Washington. July IS
WILL SAIL AFTER PAYDAY.-The army trans
ports which have been sailing from San Francisco
the last day OF the month viii hereafter sail
the fifth day OF each month. This change is due to
the fact that so many officers and men obliged
depart with the vessels without paying bills
which they owe. and this led TO numerous com
Ssrrsssment since tbev We're obliged 70 ASK IN
many cases. for extension of time. IL WAS found
also that on the last day of each month there was
great deal Of accounting be done by officers in
authority end in such cases the departure of the
transports caused haste ana resulted in many mis-
% sh so me Rs sT anT sTsn w date t
long as there is regular ime selected in advance
ARMY AND NAVY CLAsH-Lieutenant Clar-
ence S. Owen on duty at the Mare Island Navy
Yard. is making considerable talk over the fact
that he arrested 8 short time ago by army
officer IN San Francisco. owen had Just landed
from army transport. and being dressed in
khaki he was mistaken for enlisted man in the
army. Complications arose. and the army officer
the ground placed him under arrest an action. OF
course. for which he had authority. There has
neen considerable correspondence between the
Navy and War departments in consequence Of the
incident. and special Investigation has been held
ter TO drop, and instructions have now been sent
chc Division. in San Francisco to continue the in
b. the naval off5ceT ITe9ersi sr1TeT IS also an
thorized 10 take such disciplinary action may
obtained.
siderable interest attaches 10 the detachment from
duty IN Washington of Henry VI. Paul professor of
mathematics OF the navy. who has been on duty
IN the Bureau Of Yards and Docks since 1899
Bvery now and then effort has been made to
have all Of the professors of mathematics OF the
navy on duty at the Naval Academy This effort
began IN the administration OF John D Long. Sew
ersl times requests made for Professor PauIs
se-T1cec. but as he vas engaged on important work
on new construction. expect IN heating he
int Will he of
civil engineers. which comes under the chief Of the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. furnished two OF its
oshoers for duty ct the Naval Academy-one, J. V
Rockwell, c. E. as instructor. and the other
a c Cunningham, c. E. IN charge Of the new con-
structaon at the Naval Academy. Lately these
officers have been recalled. Mr.. Rockwell going TO
San Juan and Mr.. Cunningham coming 10 Wash
Yards and Docks. Recently also the chief Of the
Bureau OF Navigation has again asked for Pro-
was no special reason for insisting upon his re-
seo+Ior n the f2ansfer pofaeeo P WIS no %
bis duties al the Naval Academy on September J.
ne E RT65sssoT Paul for he Tsaso3 that
ne ts the leading member and moving spirit in the
Washington Choral Society.
NEWCOMERS JOIN THE NAVY.-Naval re-
oruting party No. 5. in charge OF Lieutenant II B.
soule OF the navy, which IS in Northern New-YorlI
had considerable success during the month ended
July Is. which was spent IN Rochester. The appli-
cations at that place so numerous that a
boatswain's mate was left in charge Of the Office
while the party proceeded TO the next place on its
itinerary. On the return this week Iieutenant
soule was able to obtain fourteen recruits, max
the party IN Rochester. The travelling recruiting
Virginia ana along he %issssppl RiTe4 are n6t
tbntd to e a fs P pg any means This is at
Cor labor.
FINE TUG FOR NEw-YORK-The Navy De-
ps-tment VIII soon proceed with the construction
OF two large seagoing tugs, which were author
izeo by Congress more than year ago, and for
tbs building OF which the government VIII ex-
pend sS5o0oo. These tugs may be built at navy
yards instead Of by contract, in which case It is
likely that one OF them VIII be constructed at the
e Board Of consTuc6R oT S are p9w s before
likely 70 receive favorable action within few
1zo feet in length An effort was made to have
bic obtain more than Iso horse g%50 ! Thn
s aoOent ayaaDle ior the construction, and this
found, upon the engineers calculation, that four
The TUGS viii be among the Cost ef go % t'4go
craft OF that type in the country.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
n&vy orders have been issued:
ARMY
second lieutenant HALsEY DUNwooDY. s-+,l.-r
SsTHs fTOIn 2oth battery asld artillery. TO i1sth
ks'os LORENZO F. DAWSON. I. &. A. retired detailed
FT0vsonal Rssiea5 sa a1 fEf? F89rt eP S to "a
CSptsin EDWARD CARPENTER, artillery nor,s -
School Of Submarine Defence Fort Totem, as st-
Chaplain cEPFAs e. BATEMAS. 18th Infantry. to Fort
Bayaro relieving Chaplain HALsEY G tyAVT7Sr'
IS Cavalry. who Will proceed his regiment
N@ 3saF 6o.a B22:r 2 5A
animation - -
Captain FITzHUGH LEE. Jr- to eth Cavalry.
NAVY
Lsrtsnant Commander j. 7. KEY to conference. re 49,
GERS at Naval War College.
lieutenant II. - LETTERS. detached the Massachusetts,.
20 Naval Academy.
1Asutersnt I. IL MUTTON. detached the Texas; hope
wait orders ' -'
1sutenant H O sTTcK-NET detached n. Texas, -
s5hinsseon examination FOR p0onaotioui then harns
aeuteaant @ DAY. dstachea the culgos; 20 n. s1.,
NioshipHsn J. D. LITTLE. 10 the Columbia
Surgeon z IL SHIP the Charleston
70 the Hancock 'i7 '70u'Ho''i
Acting Assistant Surgeon Y DABNEY dstach.s ~. Ont,
goa; TO the SoutLery. 'He OuS-
P1SnasSter @ T TENABIE. % Bureau O. syr,I,.. an.
ACCOUNTS. M y Department 'TS' e"o
MARINE CORPS
Captain HENRI o. BIssET. detached marin. 49,
Susln; 10 First Brigade marines PhIipDiDaz SAS
ssSgad Lieutenant EMILE ? MOSES detsoh.1 r..,
Osr7sa~hs. NeE-forir~ barracks F5osto-
<Eek I1eutensnt JOHN Y. II CLAsKEY detached ,,s-.,
ss his assistant. -s e''-'-~'- 81 Detroit
Second Leutenants RANDOLPH CoYT.F7 80 ry.ro~-
q slSAII. % Marine School Application 4n1s-o
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL yEScrve