New-York tribune., 1905-06-03

invitation to send United States army officers to
that country was extended to Secretary Taft by
the French Ambassador. Captain Dan T. Moore.
ington. and CAPTAIN Grote Hutchinson. 9Th Cavalry;
the aids for the general officers.
TO BE REINsTATED-Earl W. Chafree and
John H. Lofand two of the three niidshipmen
dismissed from the Naval Academy for hazing, and
whose reinstatement subject to examination was
authorized by Congress at its last session. VIII be
to met the al e BY m fsw BY
the Navy m J9hn in e tine fh1sd
physicay T His = disability Is believed to be only
course Of treatment. in which event he too, viii
be reinstated in the naval service.
APPOINTED BY THE PREsIDENTLThe Presi-
dent has appointed second neutenants Of in
fantry Charles W. Mcclure son of Major Charles
Mcclure, 14th Infantry; Picksns p ~ Woodson & OF
Texas, formerly of the Rough RIDERS, ana John
H. Ellerson, of Virginia.
NO TROUBLE ON THE GAIivBsTON-such re-
ports as reach the Navy Department concerning
the state of discipline aboard the cruiser Galveston
whose crew figured in some trouble at the port Of
Galveston time ago, are to the e1ect 1nat M the
eonoirons are bf now b aYtent of the trouble was
greatly exaggerated in the first reports. The men
and according to the report of Captain Dayton. of
the naval trial board which has Just conducted
and are WORKING with a viii to make the Galveston
model ship
SENTENCED TO DISMISSAL-The papers In
the case of First Lieutenant Earle w Tanner Tth
Infantry who tried by court martial. have
been received at the War Department. The charge
against Tanner was conduct unbecomtng an officer.
and he was sentenced 70 dlsmSssri, Inc Gas case & VIII
ing in the Philippines
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Resignation of Second Lieutenant HARRY H. s1MoNs
Contract Surgeon GUsTAvUs HoGUB. from Fort Nc
DoweH home; report to surgeon general for annui-
Following transfers of captains of 18th Cavalry
ordered:
p d IocKRIDGE, from Troop C to G.
WALTER c. SHORT. from Troop E to c.
WALTER NJ WHITMAN. unassigned. to Troop E.
Csrtain JOHN ROBERTSON. 27th Infantry detailed
GaR sPsE ssaRia9f T9 Rf1f2 27th sh Insan5ry St s
Captain GEORGE F. DowNBY. paymastsr. from Denver
San Francisco
Major FRANCIS L. PAYsoN paymaster. from San Fran
Captain CHARLES . " TENToN. paymas'er. from Phil
ippines to San Francisco
NAVY.
y,.,+enant Commander A. F. FECHTHER detached
Navy Department; to command the Dubuque
eus9an Sa9g p M 10 OF
Var
IdeqssRanS NeMIYorE; K to . the Dubuque
Ensign W. d. PULEsToN. detached the Scorpion; to
the Arkansas
r,ns,gns W. b. BROWN. Jr.. and ]. D. WAINWRIGHT
aud Assistant Surgeon j. T. MURPHY, TO the
Dubuque.
Ensign e; c, KEENAN,. retired detached navy yard.
Norfolk; home
surgeon J. A. GUTHRIE detached the Dixie; to naval
hospital. New-York
Pay Director A. RING detached duty navy yard.
p,v Jnsnector W. w woODHULI.. retired detached
~ ward Portsmouth: continue other duties.
Assistant Paymaster E. II. HACKER, detached navy
ySrd New-York; to the Dubuque.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELSs-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department.:
ARRIVED.
Tune 1.-THE Galveston ut Tcmpknsv1lle
SAILED.
Tune Tho Truxtun from Charleston for NoEiolk ne
p.nanook from Port Royal S. G.: for Gauntanamo the
Dixie from Monte Crist for League lslaia ana the
Iawton from Honolulu for Guam
tn. tug commissioned yesterday at fot royal