New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
lFrcm The Tribune Bureau


Washington. November Q.
ARMY STUDIES ARE SECRET-The Army
War College has resumed its sessions Tor the WIN
ter with a new batch of officers from the various
arms OF the service It is expected that In the
present the college viii be aple 10 eesth tbs
work in the building erected tor ~ a, az n ILo
Tded fer The oceTs detailed for duty with the
institution This viii sepaTneb be ehS WSr Depa
and the other branches OF the General Sta stan T. TO 70
be S said to belong Jointly by virtue Of the kindred
work carried on: rms Is yesnI yen as the work of the
third or technical division viii be conducted under
s4eeant a4s5ee4s at GoGas eas S until s' Se Return from
of Colonel Wotherspoon; who IN bada dncd3 daS S
to depart from the usual method college work
oficeTs Instead Of TO Committees of officers, and in
that accomplish more than would otherWse wise
sions as well as the conclusions of the War Col.
ge xs SeSref 9 ana The Character Of the scHssons is
such that nothing can be told OF the results OF the
years work
SPEED OF DESTROY ERs.-The naval ensi-
neers are at work the plans for the machinery
OF the destroyers to be built IN the coming
year for the navy. It has been decided to equip
these ships with turbines. but IT remains 10 be de-
is difference Of expert opinion It is observed
have greater speed than thirty knots While the
British Admiralty has authorized several Of thirty
have the maximum speed capable OF being pro
if the best examples Of the type in Europe are TO
have much more than thirty knots In speed, 1t is
are n.ned 9s@ the
as purely exSpeTimentai and as sppr9Taoninf sS
that boats Just useful may be built with less
speed Of f a' inots will suffice for ali
naval purposes. This suggestion Is vigorously op-
ready in evidence that the proposition to build de,
precipitate hot fight among the designers OF the
new ships
ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders have
been issued:
Captain NOBLE Il CREAGER egarteF1nasteF placed on
Second Lieutenant CLAUDE y. FEAMsTEIf 4th Infen.
Try having been found by retiring board ineapsci;ats9
thereto. his re:iremen, announced.
C2Ptsh sp T9aAs ssAoe g. 6aF5s GaR51 a d2S T to
Major TSfPs e SRsRfr' gosS. Of tF'gsIfF ess
Command engineer schoOl and charge engineer
Following captains infantry detailed professors Of milf
ta5y ssIytoe at Institutions dssignated; R3BERI in
BALPI p RARRoTr 27tG p EutgsTs ger. GSissa I. Ne, New
SpB gPSSS 56Eiy nv T.
GsSsEta y Aifsy 1yt g9.gs Of Wyoinr laramie
ERs WayR. W. Rb bfAPD s6 a SSDsodia 5 c0ffS a9ft
qf M4HeS2os a. s10 Fss ngsn, egsfn1a; Ssfas
professor military science. University OF Georgia.
Rear Admiral ". II. EMORY, commissioned.
lieutenant Commander G s. STANWOHTH, oetncned
from the Minneapolis. TO the California, San Fran
cisco
lieutenant Commander BosTwICK. detached from rho
Brooklyn. 20 the Tacoma.
o p So1 H TaTS fsSsasa from "
Lieutenant Commander A ALTEOUSE detached from tho
Texas. 70 the compass o1hcs. bureau OF equipment,
Navy Department
Lieutenant Commander H. e BRYAN. 20 tho e1ice %
naval intelligence. Navy Department
Iaoutenants c. I. SMITH and R q, POPE. detached
from the Brooklyn, TO the Connecticut
Lieutenant D. P MANNIX detached from the Brooklyn.
home. await orders.
Lieutenant NJ. E TRENCH detached the Kentucky.
70 the Alabama
lieutenant A. H MACcARTTIY. detached from T.zss
TO the Kentucky.
Lieutenant 8. H. r. DOYLE. TO the Kentucky.
Lieutenant O. P JACKSON. detached the Texas to
the Minnesota, Newport News.
Ensign r. F. DILEN detached nom tbs Newport to the
Maine.
Naval Hospital navy yard, Wellington continue other
duties.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. H PAYNE, Jr.. 70 the
navy recruiting station. Providence.
Passed Assistant Surgeon g. G. HART, TO tbs marine
recruiting party, Atlanta.
MOVEMENTS OF VESsELS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department.:
November 6-The Hercules at Key West; the Brooklyn
at League Island; the Boston at San Francisco
SAILED
November 5-The Louisiana navy yard. New York.
for he AnnaDOiis