New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau.)
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| Washington January e.
| ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barracks.
! New-York will be OF seven or eight large
| camps in this country next summer where the en-
tire army with the exception of the coast artillery
| forces. will be modified provided recommended
ton Of General Bates chief staff of the army, Is
carried out. The idea has the Endorsement OF
President Roosevelt. who has held that the service
| did not get enough work in the field The entire
| cavalry infantry and field artillery branches OF
| the army will be brought together on government
| reservations such as at Pattsburg Barracks Chca-
manga, Fort Riley. Indianapolis, cheyenne foTI
| Clark and American Lake, and possibly some place
in Southern California. 1t is planned to have the
troops proceed to their respective camps by march
| ing, the infantry commands to march not more
than two hundred miles going and coming and the
mounted troops to cover three hundred or three
| hundred and fifty miles This will not be an eco
nOmical measure by any means, and is not TO be
adopted with any such understanding. As a matter
of fact It costs much more to have troops proceed
from one point to another by marching Es1H than
ny Of wagons and the cost Of that class OF heTe
# is planned 10 hold the camps Il is Believed there
Will be sufficient ground within the limits Oh tIe
necessary in some cases to rent additional territory
and at those places where the reservation Is h1C
| sufficiently extensive for this purpose ana addl-
| tonal land is not obtanable the troops Will merely
| by General Bates to have the troops actually in
camp for three months or away rom Jnelg boSIs
! there is no provision for a share for the National
|
authorities choose to draw upon the militia FUND
| for this purpose
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
Captains RALPH H. vANDEMAN 21st Infantry and
GEORGE II. SHELTON. 18th Infantry detailed mem
bers general stan. Captain vANDENAN to Manila
Captain SHELTON to report to chief Of STAFF. Wash
First Lieutenant WILLIAM W. BALLARD. Jr.. artillery
| Captain JAMES C. RHEA from 9TH to 9Th Cavalry.
| Colonel CORNELIUS GARDENER. 10 18th Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN J. CRITTENDEN. to 2lSt In
Major DANIEL f. FREDERICK. to 22d Infantry.
NAVY
STOKES dStaf9sd NP IgsD Mid ssn SS asS
SuFFS e Naval IVA Me 6t School washington
Surgeon j. G. FIELD detached the Celtic; home await
Assistant surgeon e JONES. to Naval Hospital Mare
Assistant surgeon w. n MDoNNELI4 detached Naval
ASSES Station t1rt cuIebra. to the Celtic.
Assistant Surgeon HULL. detached naval hospital
NeW-York: 10 naval station Cuieora.
MARINE CORPS.
,,,,- ,oeFpt5 II PEND1EToN detached First Brigade
OF marines Philippines; to command marines. Guam
Captain FRANK E EyANS S5Esd report to 0Fisad'F
First Lieutenant WILLIAM A HOWARD. to naval hos
second nd Lieutenant JOHN H. WHITE to marine barracks
Mare Island.
| MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS. - The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
| ARRIVED.
January 25-The Charleston Norfolk; the Olympia and
the Moines, at HAMPTON Roads; the Leonidas, al
CTlebra; the Rocket Washington the Hopkins the
Worden the Truxtun the MacDonough and the Stew
art at San JUAN the Wasp, at Boston; the Nashville,
Puerto Plata
January 25-The Charleston from Hampton Roads for
| Norfolk: the Newport from Santo Domingo CITY Tor
san Juan: Mohawk. the Severn and the Manley,
from Annapolis for Norfolk the Rocket, from Wash
ington Tor Norfolk the Hopkins. the Worden. the
Tr71xtun the Marlborough and the Stewart rom
for San Juars