New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

command that It will not be able TO perform Its
duty properly. II necessary. the general. who is
an old hand al dealing with internal dssensions.
viii hold as many OF the designations he may
deem necessary the good OF the regiment until
other officers are in sight The fact that SO many
officers have resigned at about the same time. in
the opinion prominent officers. leads TO the be-
lief that concerted action taken by the officers
concerned. In which the officers. IT is said.
would be liable court martial.
Colonel Bates Of the list Regiment has arranged
for series OF battalion reviews. at which he Will
be the reviewing officer. The first battalion VIII
be reviewed on Monday night, February 2; the
second on Friday, February IL and the third on
Tuesday February IS. Company has elected Ser
geant Arthur K. Robertson second lieutenant
Officers Of the new company, A, Of the Sth Regi-
uent have been elected follows: Captain
Alexander NJ Bremer: first lieutenant William y.
Spear and second Lieutenant. Charles Nugent. The
new company has ffty-five members
Some interestisr, battery drills and sub-calibre
firing will ne given by the % Battery at the re-
view by Major General Roe next Tuesday night at
the srnaory There will also be a presentation OF
medals FOR long service
Tho annual tournament of the Military Athletic
League will be held IN armory IN Manhattan,
ve, to be selected. the nights OF March - and Is
The committee in charge consists OF Captain j. w
Fines 6eth Regiment: Captain C Heun. list ReGi-
Lieutenant c. J. Dieges ed Regiment
Major General Frederick D. Grant. Z. s. A. will
-eyievv the 69th regiment, under command of
Colonel Duffy. on Saturday night. February 5. \
reception Will follow.
War Department and state officers will make the
enn,,al inspection OF the 14th regiment next Friday
night al the regimental arnlory Colonel Foote has
snnointed Lieutenant Arthur +. Wenige battalion
adtrsant lie was formerly battalion quartermas-
ter.
review Of the 47th regiment by Rear Admiral
Goodrich c s. N, VIII be held at the armOry on
Friday night February 81 The annual dinner Of the
veterans OF the regiment will be held on January
% Among the invited guests will be Rear Admiral
Coghlan Rear Admiral Goodrich Generals Nc
I.eer Moneux and Eddy.
Lieutenant Edward McLeer and Lieutenant
George J. Morgan, OF Squadron c. have been
named at q caucus of the squadron the conf
,aanders OF the two troops 10 be organized.
IN the 9Th Regiment First Lieutenant Alonzo Pei
ham recently elected IL Company T. has passed
the examining board. Many good athletes have
entered for the games be held at the aImory
next Saturday night. There viii be dancing after
the games
At the annual inspection Of the Sth Battalion a
few nights ago RIB officers and men present
and % members absent. Last year the bat
TALON had 450 present and 20 absent
Athletic. games will be held by the 23d Regiment
il It's arrnory on March 7. Colonel Stokes has APP
pointed Lieutenant c. /. Walker commissary his
staff vice Wynkoop promoted 10 the brigade staff
Sergeant John II. Bogardus has been appointed
battalion quartermaster, with the rank Of first
lieutenant.
There will be q large gathering OF former nem-
bers Of the Regiment at the armory next Thurs
dav night at the review 10 be taken by Major W. B
Smith president of the veteran association. There
/ will be dancing after the military ceremonies.
Company F of the 7th Regiment has organized
an intermediate eight-oared crew. the coach being
Corporal c. P. Stewart the champion sculer. The
crew is made up as follows No. ]. Captain Stotes-
bury; q G. l. Catlin. 3, H. K Ames: 1. a. F. Ro-
denwald: 8, c. V. n. Radcliffe s. c. s. Busse; Z.
Halsey Jackson. and stroke. c. P Stewart Catlin
Busse and Stewart all ex-champions ana all
the members belong to well known rowing clubs