New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-21
AND NAVY NEWS
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Washington, April N
OFFICERS WANT TO BE COOKS-Ce,o--,
Sharpe commissary general Of subsistence b .--1
turned from an inspection OF the newly estabI.s.,
school for army cooks and bakers at Fort PTs.
Kansas which he found to be In an adu,ir,bIo 80
dition. Already four hundred enlisted men -
been graduated as fully trained cooks and 49,
while a number of officers have received ,,''s
training, with a view to fitting them to pass uno-
the qualification Of the army cooks and the s,s
cheney Of the ration General Sharpe fo,,ssSll-
desire among the Younger officers to take -
special instruction, but some difficulty has bes lS
perienced in reeoncfling this course with ths ~
suit of the studies which the officers are rs S Ier,
to make in connection with their professional v1
HORSES FOR ARMY WANTED ouar,.-..-..-
General Humphrey has called to- bids for 60
artillery, draft and riding horses and rouIo, :.
Quired for service in the United States. Porto -
and the Philippines. There are wanted 725 cs $50
mules. Bids win be opened simYltaneoT5ss,s anu 8
various horse markets in the country on Nav 1s
consideration and award 'Vt
SAVINGS OF MARINEs-1n acoor5.... -.
memorandum of changes made in the naval ~,-'
lations issued by Secretary MetcaIf enIistas -
OF the marine corps may deposit their savinvs -
the paymaster or assistant paynaster of the 60
or SUCH officers as may carry their pay accom-.
This places the members of the marine co-.-'
the same plane with enlisted men of re . ~-tS ~
navy as regards their savings The proIts,o. al
the making of such deposits. which in no cas- 49,.
be less than S month"; was made bv Ian :. u .
ago, to take effect on July l last bur h u go
MACS 1 eec1ye until the issuance of the resIao1,
Dy lhe secretary Of the Navy The reguls7io1 .oAs
VldeS Tor the machinery necessary N fai-s l-O-
counting for them Tbe T TlaoStaIe rules for ac-
with the government will draw interest AZ tSSseot
accrued interest may be drawn nv ne Slpa and
retirement from the service. --'N On Ms
ORDERS IssUED.-The following order, han,
been issued: ~'s "afe
ARMY
Captains MONROE c. KERTH, sd Infantry ana Al,
e1csmnnsr TON ~. 1'lh Infantry detailed attend
at Bolivar Heights. July IA 10 2s " Columbia
Porter I'esi1i' OF san FTaneiseO' % FOs
having been examined promotion bv bo;yrS S0.eS
FOUND physically disqualified for captain or arfi.-ee
retirement captain of artillery is annSuDeSS as
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM F HARRELI. ran N.
3aTi s1x Ts 5 Second Lieutenant wILBER
NAVY
Captain s G. LENiLY. retired, detached Navy Ds,su-
Ii'q5 Sscor 9 9a9a ss RB9wS 50 @
House. New orleans. May Is 'l''a
Lieutenant Commander L. : VAN Dr-zFR 3D..
in charge 18th Lighthouse District St. s LS Ss Inspector
Iowa: home and wait orders ~s
Lieutenant W P SCOTT. detached the Missouri: bona
and wait orders.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-T following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April lS-The Morris. at Beaufort. y C.
April l9-The Nevada. Norfolk: s.. louis. AZ
Newport; the Potomac. a. Hampton Roads; the
Yorktown. at Acapulco. the columbia IAagus
Island; the Cesar Norfolk the Sterling az
Lambert Point.
April 1sThe Paul Jones from Masdalsna Bay FOR Mare
Island
April l9-The Norris. from Beaufort. y c.. for navy
yard. New York. the PentUcket from navy yard,
New York. for Norfolk: the Potomac, from Norfolk.
for Hampton Roads.