New-York tribune., 1906-04-24
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
(From The Tribune Bureau.l

NaSH1nRIOn, ApIli
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain HENRY ] HATCH. from 18th to 1lsth Company
coast artillery.
Captain CORNELIUS DE ". WILCOX, from 11sth to
18th Company. coast artillery
First HARRY MITcHEI LIZ, arter tile osP S1sPs
First Lieutenant ARTHUR F HALPIN, sth Infantry
before 6ens snns board I at F0T5 Of
Colonel ROBERT H. PATTERSON, coast artillery. to
screven command artillery district of sa-
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN P. WISER. coast artillery to
eu,e1ne1 e3,S,a5y Colonel GEORGE HARRISON to coast
Lieutenant LOUIS r. BALL 18th Cavalry detailed
professor military science at University OF Florida
6e Se @ IaPain pT6cess smef fe his raD " l'n infantry
apisai1 Battery field artillery.
Captain LLOYD ENGLAND. from unassigned list 20 4ad
Company. artillery
Captain EARLE D'A. PEARcE, from 2oth Company.
OF fafS Pensacola as artillery engineer,
Captain EDWARD CARPENTER from s7th to 114th
Company. artillery.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM FoRsE. from sath to 1oeth Company
artillery.
CAPTAIN OLIVER sPAULDlNG Jr., from 45th to LIST
Company. coast artillery
Colonel SYDNEY W. TAYLOR coast artillery, to Fort
Worden command artillery district of Puget Sound
Colonel HARRY r ANDERSON. artillery, o
Howard to command artillery district of Baltimore.
Lieutenant Colonel HENRY NJ ANDREWS coast artil-
lery, TO command Fort Mckinley.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES D. PARKHURsT. to coast
artillery.
Lieutenant Colonel MONTGOMERY NJ MAOoNB' to field
Al''c Command 18th Battaon artillery Philippines
Captain FRANK f. HOPKINS. unassigned list.
Captain tt.47 ERNEST r. 1ToN to s''h Company coast
Captain HOMER B. GRANT ssth Company.
Captain LEONARD T wALDRoN. to 45th Company.
artillery.
First Lieutenant ARCHIBALD H SUNDERLAND ar
tiIlery corps. 25th Battery, field artillery Fort
iPpines to san Francisco
Resignation Of Captain WALTER C. CT4IDEsTER. assist
ant surgeon, accepted
Second Lieutenant LEE HAGooD. from 18th to s7th
Company. artillery.
Second Lieutenant HOWARD s. MILLER from s7th to
126th Company. coast artillery.
Second Lieutenant MARION s. BATTLE artillery corps.
structor. relieving second Lieutenant Lee Hagood
Colonel 1.E'vF,N G ALLEN. TO 10Th Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD H. WILSON 10 18th In
fantry.
Major JAMES A. GooDIN to sth Infantry.
Captain JAMES B. ALLISON to 18th Infantry.
MatST REy ERLT ~ " w DrH c Gagsins 0Ps e d6 HOB
ment appointed board to meet in Washington May
to examine and pass on pape[s & OF lie Meuenanas ana ana
Psrment sItnieS recently examined iOF oe'al' "
Captain HAERE 1vE gHRs and 5s f6 %asB
ington Barracks to san Francisco.
NAVY.
Captain a. R. CoUDEN, from New York, to command
Captain X NILES. duty inspector of ordnance
New York.
Lieutenant F, WOODS, detached the o'Brien when out
OF commission. home.
Pay Inspector T. H HICKS. detached duty comissary
officer, Chicago continue other duties
Assistant Paymaster F. G. MORSEI.L. detached Navy
Iay Ofcers School. navy yard. Washington; 10 the
Chicago.
MOVEMENTS OF yEssELs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
April 2-Te Nero Key West and Tortugas; the Gal
a Juan: the Tecumseh. Annapolis.
April 22-Ths Pennsylvania. Colorado and the Mary
land, at Tompkinsvile' the 1ankton. at target
grounds
SAILED
April 21-The Nero. Key West for Tortugas the
Texas Charleston for Boston; the Florida and
the Nevada Charleston for League Island; the
Arkansas. from Charleston for Norfolk the Manto-
the Princeton. from Sa Pedro for san
Francisco; Lebanon, Lambert Point Brad
Marcsllus from Bradford for Norfolk: the
Scorpion Monte CTtSti for Sanchez the Pennsyl
yania from Ieague Island for Tonpkinsvle
April 22-The Virginia, Guantanamo for New
York; the Yankton from Guantanamo for target
grounds the Brooklyn. from Gibraltar for San Miguel
Azores.
The coast squadron dsbanded.
Third Division. Atlantic feet. disbanded