New-York tribune., 1906-03-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau.

CHAPLAIN REANEY'S TRANSPARENCY De-
partment officials who have to do with the person
mel of the service are much surprised to learn that
any fault is found with the authorities over the
issue of orders which transfer Chaplain w. H. l,
Reaney, Of the Roman Catholic Church. from duty
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to the yard at Ports
mouth, n. H. where that officer will be attached
TO the prison snip Southery. me assignment was
regarded a compliment to the chaplain, and no
one here qTeamed toT moment Ihat Q ~ GQ11 m b ee
construed In any other way. any I5oEeiHsIiL N DS
half Of the chaplain on the part OF his friends IN
Certainly without the authority much less at the
instance, Of Chaplain Reaney. de was described bed
as one of the best ana most useful OF the maya y
@ if6 4o 4P so Ul s shin Were Se viii get sea
duty pay, and the work requires patience, discTe-
such a responsible billet. and the fact that obtec-
ton is made on the part of some Of the chaplain 5
altogether unprecedented 1t is not likely that the
cTcumstances. He was not selected by way Of
punishment of any sort or as a result of political
duty and his ability and record entitled him 70 the
compliment OF getting some d4ty M %nlSh S Is orncul'
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Captain HENRY W. STANFORD signal corps from
Beuica Barracks to Seattle. to relieve Captain
CHARLES s WALLACE, signal corps. as signal ON
Ger in charge Of the Burnside.
transport service at san Francisco.
Colonel ALEXANDER ROGERS to 9Th Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS H. HARD1E to 10Th Cav
airy
Major JOSEPH T D1cKMAN to 18th Cavalry.
Captain REGINALD E. M'NAILY, TO sth Cavalry.
Retirement of Brigadler General LORENZO W. COOKE
First Lieutenant JOHN B. HUGaISs, assistant surgeon
Francisco to Philippines
First Lieutenant WALTER G. cH1DBsTER assistant
surgeon promoted 10 captain.
NAVY.
CAPTAIN W p DAY detached navy yard, Mare 4sland-
Captain G. CALKNs retired to second naval district
Commander R M HUGHES commissioned
Commander H. N. wITzEL retired. detached the Ian
Passed is2as surgeon ,5s p s5a31e{ %R14NoR detached
Assistant Surgeons r NJ. MUNsON detached the Ian
caster; H. SHAW. detached the sOgtRsry1 J J1rW "
/ NESS detached navy yard. New York: all 10 Nava
Medical school. Washington
! Assistant Surgeon T. r. MARSHALL detached Navs
Medical school Washington; 70 naval station Guanta-
! Assistant surgeon r. G. FOSTER. detached Naval Med
! teal school Washington; to the Chicago.
As=[9HS cf washington to naval hospital Island.
Assistant surgeon T W REED detached & Naval y6, Meoie
Assistaas 5omS anu i1IFS9p Sar orders si'ol-.' '
! Assistant Surgeon H. r. NELSON. IT., detached Nava
Medical school Washington to Naval Academy.
Assistant Surgeon 5 PUGH. Jr. detached naval sta
| ton Guantanamo; home and wait orders.
Assistant Surgeons C. ). HATHAWAY and 9. H. NJ con
| NON. detached Naval Medical School Washington q
the Constellation
ASS sehooI Wsshington. to the Yankee.
Assistant surgeons G.. NJ OELSON. e o. j.. EYIINGi
{ and T. E SELLERS. detached Naval Medical school
Washington Asiatic station.
Assistant surgeon G.. MUNGER. detached Naval Med
icaI school. Washington TO Naval Training Station
san Francisco.
Asz4stant surgeon NJ f. LANDO detached Naval hedica
! school Washington; to naval station, Tutuia.
( Assistant Surgeons F W s DEAN and J. X Dfhf-s
detached Oregon, 10 Washington, then home an
orders.
,ssistart Surgeon F. G. ABEKEN detached naval sta
ton Tutula; home and walt orders.
Assistant Surgeon P g ROssTTER detached naval stator
Honolulu. home and walt orders.
Assistant surgeons f. G. WHITE. F. II. BROOKS, r \
WARNER p r STALNEC{ER. A. l. REED, }.
MEFRS and +. /. WOODS. detached Naval Medics
school. Washington. wait orders.
Toaymasters W. A GREER F. r. HOOPES and c.
/ BAKER commissioned.