New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-18
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
FROM The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. January Il
MFpsaIPMEN'S TRoUBLES.-It seems likely
that the arst class Annapolis will be graduated
February Il In spite of the conditions prevailing
az that institution. Two members OF the class
have been dismissed this week, and others stand
chance Of not completing the term The Secretary
IN The case Of hazing nidshipmen, and the latter
s ma4s wis Iii Be
10 involve the members OF the SECOND ano f f
the academy. The young men are anxious to have
the Whole thing called off and TO settle do8n s 70
lected and it is feared that many OF the r1dsnip-
examnad 5a o = 6exS monih MOS Of the naval
officers who are interested IN the maintena.nee Of
send ali tie midshipmen to sea for indefnite
PERIOD So as t9 bring them t 6benoe Nch IS
not recognized, it is said, by most Of them
CAPTAIN ROSES CAsE.-The War Department
has received the remarkable record in the case Of
Captain Robert ". Rose, of the 2lst Infantry, who
tried in San Francisco before military court
for alleged INSTRUMENTATION. and was sentenced to
be reprimanded The part of the record which was
most interesting is the copy Of the spondence in
GERS. He was at the time Of his alleged offence
pta at san Francisco. and he addressed the mill
fary secretary of the department headquarters.
U Nth sny Sharses he be proceeded against in
lawful and dignihed manner, adding: The treat,
unuliitaTy. but it is cruel and unnecessary; IS |
confinement and torture, If cannot secure relief
from the military authorities must perforce 5p-
peal to civil. my health demands IL. AT another
lime he referred to the hospital and its surround
ment. Again addressing these senior officers. Cap
said that when civilization took from the Church
her boot and thumb screw it was Though, that the
seeming reGiyivDs is presented here by the medical
ment the indgnfes and the Insults to wRdh
have been subjected. might, with many weak char
former times for the purposes Of torture General
& T n6 pc f I'm s tRe 20 the n sna @
pressed in the sentence The case has attracted
! ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
! been issued:
/ Second lieutenant SIDNEY H GUTHRIE. 18th to 10th
Battery. field artillery.
Second Lieutenant EDWARD L. GRUBER. 18th TO 18Th
Battery, field artiery-
Captain LAWRENCE ] FLEMING. queTte-7nasteE. Re
Department of Texas
R klaRF AEbE M ls ds RaHs AND AND
oN yd 2AyPS9T a s TTst s Isgns gogd
gREF 6ds % l45 az M3t recorder detailed
fore 6osT5 At PTSsde Of Monterey
NAVY
Rear Admiral H \. MANNEY, 70 be placed retired
Lieutenant u. 7. BRoTHERIoN, the Franklin
Lieutenant z. R POLLOCK. to the Constellation
Ensign b c. ALLEN, detached the Supply 70 home.
Ensign 6. P BROWN. detached the Princeton 80 the
Supply.
Lieutenant Commander 3 H BUCK NGEAM tretired)
died CIrTltuck Inlet, January Is
{ MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIFs The following
movements of vessels have been reported 70 the
! Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
sg5 @ obfs . At sss s Danago & h
Charleston a Hampton Roads the Porter the
Dupont, the Nicholson, the Blskey the Rodgers
al ST. Augustine; the Celtic. at Santa Lucia
January 1.-THE Lawton, ST Cavite-
SAILED
January 16-Tfe Maryland Colorado TIarap-
Roads Cujebra: Rocket, from
Washington; the Justin. from Cavta for Hong Kong;
the Saturn, from Honolulu for San Diego.
January 1.-THE Brooklyn the Galveston the Tscoms
and the Chattanooga, from Gibraltar Tsngier.
PLACED OUT OF COMMISSION.
January 1.-THE Nndoro. naval station. Cevfte