New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Both SerUices Interested in Conn
penSatiOR Increase.
IF'rom The TrtbunefBureau.l

Washington, June 2I.
ARMY AND NAVY PAY PLANS.-Tbe Navv
war and Treasury departments have taken IN the
draft of the bill for the increase Of service nav.
me Dill was drafted recently by Pay Inspector t
- Sowle' OF the navy, on duty the Naval
Academy, and is received with approval on evar,,
i ilana. me general board of the War Department
IS giving special consideration to the bill and will
submit report on 1t. It is intended TO have only
one DILL and that will be sent by the departments
PIoDaDIy 10 the House the Senate military com
nnttee, and will stand an administration meas
ure Another proposition is have the bill intro
duced as it last year bv Mr. caDron in +bo
Rouse, and by Mr. Dick in the Senate and TO have
1t stilI known as the Dick-Capron measure bv
Nich title 1t has become familiar to legislators
t az. "odiu on tnat account gain something in OBJ
tanning approval
NEGRO TROOPS TO CROSS PACIFIC-Tbe
-oth infantry Is booked TO sail from San Francisco
Ior tne philippines some time between August 8
and 10 1t was intended to send that negro regt-
inent to Manila on an earlier transport but this
mas Deen found impossible and the transport Crook
VIII have to be pressed into special service in
order to have the regiment taken to the Philippines
/ at all this summer. The command was DELAYED
from its scheduled sailing date on account of the
investigation which has been conducted by tho
Senate Military Committee into the BrownsvilIe
aTray. That is over, so far as there is any need
of calling on the officers men of the regiment
for testimony. and the command will sail as soon
as possible
EXTRA HAZARDOUS DUTY PAY-submarine
torpedo boat work is regarded emitting those
who perform 1t to some special consideration. IL
has been decided that in addition to the S. a month
which will be received by men assigned to sub
u day Tor every day or any portion thereof
which the submarine remains below the surface for
cruising purposes 1t is stipulated that this
allowance shall not amount 10 more than SIS a
month.
ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
Captain THEOPHILUs B. STEELE coast artillery corps
from SOth Company. coast artillery corps.
Captain EDWARD KININIEI. artillery corps. from
State College Of Washington. July IS. TO sOth Com
pany coast artillery
artillery corps made: ERNEST S. WHEELER
to 92d Company. Fort FIagler: GUY b. G. HANNA
IAN CARPENTER to eSh Company Fort BAKER: iaf
Bis,lcf O. Pgrt sS 70 In2TIgHea list A.TisTy
to 78th Company Fort Barrancas
- Ge2amsn to l2th GoTpaRy s0ast artillery corps
tain ordnance Department.. to I'D Company. coast
First ffeerg ijepfsns corps oyn troRsF.r1
CORPS from 10Th Company coast artillery corps. to
Captain FITZHUGH LEE 18th Cavalry TO Fort Riley;
thence with 1st squadron. 18th Cavalry. during
Captain SAMUEL A PTRy!ANGE "a Cavalry military
await further orders for convenience OF government
to Fort Riley: thence with LIST Squadron. 18th Cav
airy. TO Fort Sheridan.
Major REUBEN b. TURNER Infantry; charg. con
Sructon work. Pacific branch United States Military
Mathew II, Ia2n1ns2n' I'd infantry infantry -,
Iery corps. from 9Oth TO Tooth Company artiI
Syrv as CHIEF surgeon PeSartme1t oF tb o M,ssi
Captains JAY J. MORROW and JAMES b. CAvA-
NAUGH First Lisaenants , EDWARD n. JOHN
gneers, before board at Army Building. New York
city. for examination for promotion.
Contract Surgeon CHARLES w. THoRP. to Fort McIn
Second Lieutenant RICHARD J. HERMAN 2ad Infantry.
to Madison Barracks for temporary duty
NAVY.
Captain c. r. HARBER. detached the Independence; to
command Of the Maine July 10 vice Captain \ T.
NILES; home and wait orders
home and wait orders
Midshipman v P. Conan. detached the Indiana:
Midshipman R. P. scudder. detached the Iowa: to
Medical Inspector c T Hrbbett detached Navy De-
partment: to command Naval Hospital. New For,
Acting Assistant surgeon c J. HoIeman; TO Naval
Hospital Philadelphia
MARINE CORPS
Captain James ". Broatch detached marine bar
Navy Yard Boston. TO charge recruiting Dis
trct Illinois. with headquarters at Chicago
Captain Carl Gamborg Andersen who will report
commandaut Navy Yard. New York. 10 marine
sound reporting 70 commandant latter station for
temporary duty at marine barracks and 70 command
First lieutenant FREDERICK A RAMSEY detached
marine battalion. Camp Elliott. Isthmian Zone
Panama: to marine barracks navy yard Washing
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM T HoADLEY detached
headquaTterS marine corps July Is TO marine bar
Captain JAMES T. BoorES. 70 temporary charge re-
Captain lGPH THOMAS 'i LYos deiachea marine barracks.
naval station Cuebra: to marine barracks. navy
yard, Boston
First Lieutenant ROBERT Y. RHEA. detached marine
barracks navy yard Norfolk; 10 marine barracks.
navy yard. Mare Island thence TO marine barracks.
station, Guam
First Lieutenant HOWARD H. KIPP. detached marine
barracks, yard, New YORK; TO marine battalion
Camp Elliott, Isthman Canal Zone. Panama
FREDERICK l. BRADMAN. detached marine
barracks, yard Boston; command marine
barracks training station. Francisco.
Captain ARTHUR T. MARIX. detached marine barracks.
naval training station. san Francisco; report TO
brigader general commandant at Washington
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
June 16The PorpoIse the Plunger. the Shark and tho
Nina Newport.
June 2O-The Lebanon. Lambert Point; the Denver
the Cleveland. at Suez; the Olympia at Annapo-
lis; the Prairie. at Savannah: the Nero at Norfolk
SAILED.
June 2O-The Hannibal from Philadelphia for Ports
mouth N H: the Wolverine. from Muskegon for
Harbor Springs Mich. the Nero. from Newport