New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau.


Washington. August ST.
ESPERANTO AT ANNAPOILs.-No one in the
Navy Department expects for a moment that the
academic board at Annapolis will recommend the
ADDITION to the OF instruction for midshipmen
OF the study OF Esperanto. The Navy Department
recently received a proposition the advocates
OF that new tangled language to impart the infor-
resented than eompea at Of e ws sbec
could be acquired in the course OF five months If
day TO study and recitation. The Navy Department.
following lis practice in such cases, has submitted
envy for, consideration and rec6mmendation without
that quartz Noting is known of the policy OF
those In charge at Annapolis TO cause any one 20
POST EXCHANGES FOR NEW YORK.-New
post exchange buildings Will be built in the next
few months at number OF army posts. Every year
an appropriation is made for this purpose, and as
far as possible the fund is distributed among those
stations which have been reported standing in
need of such recreation places enlisted
THIS year three posts in the neighborhood Of New
1iork are on the list one is Fort Hamilton, where
inc DIST. S4th 9th and l25d companies OF he coast
signal corps depot. where is stationed Company 6.
OF nat branch and the third IS Fort II c. Wright.
arthery; Other posts where win lie erected
enneX. equipped with modern athletic apparatus
are 'i4e new army posi- at Honolulu Fort ST, Philip
S;oo 4ma W sl1 BarTacks Ariz part Of the
me me ..itfn$ at Fort Sheridan. III. INTO q post
exc" 2hd gymnasium.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD CHANGES-The
Navy Department has in it's possession the full
plans OF nc improvements which are content
plated at the navy yard at observation-disclosures
ilehts ana alterations and additions TO territory
ana plant which will result In a saving OF % per
cent of the cost of the work of repair and con
struction at that naval establishment. doubt
tuI II the recommendation for appropriaIlc.
for this work will submitted to Congress at the
a
n at "a AT 5eaSt 2 part Of the total estimate of $500
advantage may be taken of the present prices at
tach.ns to certain lana the possession Of which is
plans contemplate a rearrangement of the entire
front the construction of piers and assembling
OF me facilities SO that the work Of repair and
ess TSs5 than is now the case 1t is feared that
W not as be wns a 9 groSfS fG and h
eco Ghs aBpsas that 9srs is tsndeney
parte Will not submit the recommendations for an
appropriation.
ORDERS ISsUED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain JAMES NJ WILLIAMS artillery corps detached
Chaplain ,cEPHAs {. BATEMAN 2sth Infantry. trans
Captain RALPF HARRISON. conms,ary, from Seattle
Captain PETER c HANS jr. quartermsster. from New
Major TRACY e DIc rS5Ioh ordnance 6.r,.. ,o
New York City to New York arsenal Governors
NAVY.
Lieutenant A b HEATING, detached the Severn: to
Lieutenant A. NJ. COOK. detached the Nevada: home.
1Aeuts9ant L SPEAR. detached proving ground
Ensign F Fl sADLER. detached yard Norfolk: to
suscoa a''isNss z; to the
Assistant surgeon H, BROOKS detached couH-
Assistant surgeon B. H DORSEY navy recruiting
Assistant Payraster J. r. HoRNnERGER. to navy yard.
League Island.
BY cable from Rear Admiral ]. H Dayton COM
mander in chief of the Asiatic fleet. che-Foo. Au-
gust 80:
comnaanier " G. cowLEs and Ensign N. MILNE
Lieutelsat c. P. RtRT. detached the Mohican; home
l1eu,enans e G Wells MCoRn. Z, and c R
". STERLING detached the Raltinnof DoI 10 the
Ensisn JoYG g3 detached the Helena the Ohio
RYAN Esssisn. v: ) GILES So and 8it +
| M,NAIR. tr.. detached the Raleigh; to the Wis
Ensign W ANCRUM. detached the Lawton: to ths Wis
Ensign T L ozBURN detached the IAwton: to the Wis
Lieutenant 2. e BRIGGS detached the Concord; the
Ensign D. T. CLIENT. detached the Bainbridse: the
Passed Assistant Surgeon H E oDEL" detached the
Ensign P P BAssETT, and Assistant Surgeon C. NJ OIL
Ensign J. W. HAYWARD, detached the Galveston: tbs
Assistant Payinaster E NJ HACKER detached the Ohio.
I4eutenant R. l. RERRY and Midshipman E, b SHEER
Ensign r. ". kESSLEit. detached the Wisconsin; 20 ths
Lieutenant \ i 5 50NEs E9signs G $ yANpERsRG-KE
b 1. CANAGA \. .. WILHELM H DEI.ANO and
Lieutenant l. Z RicFi8RDs6% detached Ei cano;
Surgeon SDIERERaER. detached naval station,
Lieutenant L; l. BIssETT detached the Wisconsin; tt
Ensign " D GREETIIAM detached the Wisconsin; TO
MIdshpman J. P HART. detached the ouiros;
Medical Inspector H, G BEYER detached Ohio: to
IAeuteTant j. E, WALKER. detached the Wisconsin;
Midshpnlsn J. V. oGAN detached the Wisconsin:
cehsn; to tbs MohicSn -
Assistant surgeon F. E SELLERS. detached ohoi
Mldshpman J. $ DowELL j. the Ohio; to
Surgeon q Il. BARBER, detached the Wisconsin; TO
naval station 0longsI2 2,,,,>, <.. ., ,o.,..,
N'''- YoEohams: to naval station Cavite
Passed Assistant Paymaster :, F. BARBER. detached
Surgeon SPEAR. detached the Baltimore: to naval
Midshpman IL ALLEN. detached tho Washington the
Midshipman A J. CHANTRY. Jr, detached the Wis
consin the Raleigh -
Mdshipnen H. J: FRENCH and r W cABANIss. de-
Midshipman F. P ROGERS, detactsd the Wisconsin; to
Midsh' pnHan { b MAYO detached Wisconsin;
Midshipnan w F. NEWTON detached Ohio; to
Midshirrnan I. w F cARsTEIN, detached the RainbO.
Midsdipman W B. HOWE detached Wisconsin: the
Midsh:pn1an F /. RECHMUTH detached the Ohio; to
Midshipman H b. RIgBE detached the Wisconsin; the
MARINE CORPS
Second Lieutenant EDWARD I. DIETER. detached ma
rine barracks. League Island; TO marine detachment
iowa: 10 marine barraeis League Island,
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