New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IRON The rrIbune Rursau.l


Washington. May 4.
REGULARS GOT THEIR REWARD.-It is not
often that troop of cavalry OF the army is so
well treated in return for its gratuitous labors IN
behalf OF charity as has been Troop II of the lSth
Cavalry. duty at Fort MyeT, Virginia, which
took part in a charity fete given at John r. Nc
Leans country home. Washington The fete
was in behalf of the San Francisco sufferers and
the Washington woman who had obtained the SER
vices Of the troop was anxious to do something
for them She got the leading caterer of the town
to send out elaborate luncheon OF sandwiches;
t e bJ I anu ,e CH vi ~ ~ tbn troon silver ioVn
cup inscribed "Bravely they rode. and we'll
Nothing has recently pleased army people more
than this act in acknowledgment of the services
of the troop.
LOVING CUP FOR THE NISSISSIPPL-Through
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi, the Mississippi
branch Of the Society Of Colonial Danes presented
a silver loving cup to Assistant Secretary New
berry at the Navy Department to-day for the bat
tleship Mississippi. which is now building. Mrs.
William Bonneville Rhoades. OF Natchez. president
of the Mississippi branch and many other members
as Admiral Dewey. Commanders Woods and VIII
son and other naval officers.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
First from 5Sa as Jo5N M % Fesssr 2 sBt
WILLIAM s. M'CAsKEY. 10 his regiment.
Captain JOHN r. PROCTOR artillery corps from Philip
pine Islands, 1O5th Company artillery.
Captain SAMUEL. G. JONES. 11th Cavalry. detailed
Franz RIMS EfS th s cayar M9ne' vice cap
First Lieutenant GUY cIrsHMAN l1th Cavalry before
ton q or -'eS '40'''' ''' -'' p'0'''
First Lieutenant EDWARD B. vEDDER. assistant sur
geon 10 army transport service, San Francisco.
NAVY.
Captain w ". KIMBAII4 detached naval examining and
retiring boards. washington. to the New Jersey
COCK ~ H. 81 10 'He nan
Lieutenant R: D. WHITE. detached Naval Academy. to
Department
Lieutenant R MLEAN. detached Navy Department. to
the Virginia.
Paymaster L. G. AMMEN. placed on retired list.
Naval Constructor R. H. ROBINSON. commissioned.
MARINE CORPS
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK A. GARDNER. de
tached marine barracks. League Island, marine
barracks, Washington. for duty with marine guard of
Second Lieutenant ANDREW B. DRUM. to marine bar
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM c POWERS Jr.. to Marine
School OF Application. Annapolis.
Captain LOUIS GULICK to marine barracks Norfolk.
for duty in connection with company Of marines which
tion Of Independence at Charlotte. May q 70 90
Second Lieutenant MAURICE V. CAMPBELL to marine
barracks washington
First Lieutenant GILES BISHOP Jr:. detached head
quarters. TO marine barracks Washington
Captain RICHARD S HOOKER, from duty aide-de-
camp to brigadier general eommandsnt; report to
office.
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
May 8-The Maine the Kearsarse, the Missouri and the
Kentucky at Tompkinsvile; the Uncas at Hampton
Roads; the Charleston East Lamoine. and the
Lebanon Lambert Point
SAILED
May 2-The Rhode Island Yorktown; the
Columbia from Pensacola for New London.
May 5The Celtic, from Hampton Roads for New York;
the Charleston, from Rockland for Lamone the
Glacier, Brutus Caesar. from SUeZ for
Cavite; the Potomac from Suez for Port Said.
The Newark commissioned yesterday at Norfolk Navy
Commsndant navy yard Norfolk directed TO place the
Virginia IN commission Tth inst