New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Higher Pay for Men Rishing Life
an Submarine Boats.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l


EXTRA PAY ON sUBMARINEs.-Besides the IS
men serving the submarine boats hereafter will
, receive 81 additional pay each day during any
part Of which they submerged in a submarine
torpedo boat while under way. This extra pay.
however. is not TO exceed s15 IN any month.
TRANSPORTATION OF MILITIA.-The Con-
troller Of the Treasury decided to-day that the
payment for the transportation of any body Of
organized militia, when travelling under orders OF
the War Department, shall be governed by the
same restrictions as apply to the transportation
of regular troops The question arose In connec-
ton with the visit of the Hawaiian Militia to Camp
Perry Ohio TO take part in the natlonat rlHe
match there this summer. and 1t was desired 70
know whether the expense of transportation was
payable from the regular Congressional approprla-
ton for the support of the militia which question
is decided in the affirmative
TWO MILES OF RIBBON FOR BADGEs.-No
less than three thousand five hundred yards of rib
bon will be required to furnish the material for
the various service badges and emblems authorized
to be issued by the War Department some uine
ago. These badges are for service In the Spanish
war, the Philippine insurrecton. tire China eXpe-
dition the Civil War end the Indian wars as well
for the certificate of merit and the Congress
sional medal. Each badge will have distinctive
ribbon. in accordance with color scheme adopted
some time ago. The distribution Of the badges will
begin probably about September !.
MAY TRY MCCULLOUGH IN CUBA.-Inqury
at the War Department into the report that First
Lieutenant Charles T. Mccullough. 18th Cavalry,
is to be martialled for desertOn financial tr-
reguarities and other violations of the regu-
lations develops the fact that this officer, who
has been missing for nearly n year, arrested
in New Orleans about six weeks ago and sent
by the military authorities 10 Havana to be delv
cred into the custody of General Barry, command
ing the Cuban army of paCifcaton. AS McCul-
Tough duty in Cuba when he disappeared
il will he for General Barry TO have him tried
there by court martial II he sees fit 10 do SO.
ORDERS ISSUED.-sThe following orders have
been issued
Lieutenant Colonel FREDERICK s, STRONG. Coast Ar
C0rDS reno to ing
- ment OF the Lakes at Chicago ., o...o,-.. ., ,,,.
with provisional government of Cuba as member Of
Captain EDWARD CARPENTER. Coas, Artillery Corps
10 school OF submarine defence at Fort Totten Au-
Second Lieutenant LOUIS sOLELIAC 10th Infantry.
port to commanding general DePattmEnt OF the MIS- %
Captain JOHN J. BoNIFAcE. % Cavalry, relieved as
First eaen'T NIL 9Ta4 R3y4 %y4Ss o'h h IPfa4' 5r, Crook
thence with Both Infantry 70 Philippines
NAVY
Captain PIILsBJRY detached from the. the Atiantto AG,
Captain R R 1NGERsoLI. detached from the Navy De
pnrtment June 80: duty chief OF stan Atlantic
Lieutenant 4 NJ PRoCTER, detached from the Tacoma;
home walt orders
STgsoT o oId E II a MAF5TELhER TO navy recruiting station"
Passed Assistant surgeon G. NJ MYERS detached from
Passed Assistant surgeon / s X. REEVES. detached
Passed Assistant Surgeon T KENNEDY detached from
the naval medical school, 10 Danvle duty with navy
recruiting party No 5.
Assistant Surgeon r. g HOLCOMB detached from
the navy medical school, 70 the naval hospital Nor
FOLK
Assistant Surgeon II l. BROWN. detached the
naval medical school. the recruiting station
Oklahoma city.
Assistant surgeon r C. HEINER. detached from tho
naval medig al school to marine detachment a. Camp
Admiral Harrington
Assisian, surgeon Z PORTER. detached from tho
Rhode Island. the Franklin.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. Z HAiNfS. 20 the naval
hospital Philadelphia.
Acting Assistant Surgeon u Casio detached from thr
navy recruiting station. Baltimore, 20 Washington
July examination for assistant surgeon. then
port surgeon general for further ara"rs.
Actins Assistant Surgeon J r MILLER detached from
naval medical srtool. % the Rhode Island
Acting Assistant surgeon n pOSELSp$ detached from
navy recruiting party No. Q; % washington. July ].
examination FOR assistant surgeon, then report 20
surgeon general for further orders
MOVEMENTS OF NESS ELS-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED
June 2i-rhe Princeton at Puget Sound. Leondas
Puerto Cortez. Honduras.
22-Th6 Rrutus Cape cod Bay, The p0lp1iu NJ
Hampton Roads, the Milwaukee Mare Island.
23-Tha Dolphin North River, tho Tennessee and
tho Washington 81 Royan. France, the Hannibal At
TortEmoutn. y. II.
SAILED.
Tune 22-The Lebanon from LAubers Point search tor
wreck. the Prairie from savannah .or Hampton
Roads the Dolphin from Hampton Roads for New
York. tho Milwaukee from saucelto FOR Marc Island