New-York tribune., 1908-08-11
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Military authorities 4pproUe OF
Recruits Pleasant Home.
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Tribune
Washington. August 10. 1908
GOOD START FOR RECRUITS-The military
authorities who have charge Of recruiting nave
been giving consideration lately TO what seemed 10
be violation OF the army regulation which pro-
hbits any member OF the military service from
receiving benefit from outside employment without
special authority This is the Of non-com-
missioned officer who connected with re-
cruitng party in Connecticut town His wife
received the allowance for boarding the recruits
before they turned the general depot
Fort Slocum. New York. The situation came 10
the notice Of the military authorities and an in
spector general was sent to look into the matter
He found that the non-comnissioned officers wife
kept excellent table; that the recruits dur
ing their short stay there surrounded by all
the comforts of home, enjoyed the music OF a piano
and 'in all respects obtained most favorable IN
PRODUCTION into the military service" It was con-
sidered the circumstances justified the special
authority in behalf Of the wife OF the non-cOmnnis
stoned soldier. who has the pleasure OF knowing
that her household management and the surround
fnzs of have the official stamp OF ap-
proval OF the inspector general the quartermasser
general. the commisssry general. the judge advo-
cate general and the adtutant general Of the army
along with the final touch of Endorsement OF the
Acting Secretary of War
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued:
Captain ERNEST V SMITH paymaster. to proper sta
Captain CLYDE E HAWKINS. 2d caEalry ., to mounted
.s service sGhSql Fort Eley .9Ica corps to
reau OF science. Department of the Interior Philip
First Lieutenant LOUIS RAIL- 18th caxa6g 1g from rom
First Lieutenant ADEINo GIBSON. coast artillery de-
tailed instructor coast artillery school Fort MONROE
Foowlns changes Of e9gHesTs ossrs EFst kis
Second Ileutenants HAROLD S HETRICK and WILL.
IAN A JOHNSON; from Cuba to engineers school
Second Ieaenaass FREpERIcK HUMPHREYS and
CHARLES x RoCWE[L1 H. 1Tos 1uBa BarscEs
Second flrutensnts ROGER G. ALEXANDER and
Leaves 5aAEs e absence 9cVSo coe1s SMITH L4H Of
srElnssss fr4msser esesaia seeond Eedtehsnr
soHS 9th Infantry and S8ntTac. TT9R ET
WARDS. comnlis.sry two months from sepsemeer ten,
tiIery months from September /
NAVY
BOYD detached medical sad h9sP5sai sre.i
examining boards. medical school. wsshlngs9on
medical school hospital. Washington
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Ths sa g9lPain at W: NePsT Psr.n til. Sioux at Gar
Bay: the Mayfower al santiaso ne Ma.1Tv Ma Ma
the Wasp the Inca the Hist the he. G3sensn SnI i
Piuneer the strinsham. Barney. the De Long and
he Thornton. Gardeners Bay
Connecticut. Kansas the Minnesota
Vermont the Nebraska tn-
Rhode Island. louisiana tne
souri, the Ohio the Virginia the wisconsin tns I'M
nois the Kearsarge and the Kentucky. az auckland
Aug 1O-The Panther and the Yankton at AucHsnu-
SAILED
sTh9 IT Dolphin 3 IRON New Se2s1 P2e r fr BAY
The Abarenda from Bradford for Lambert Point ne
Tacora Frou Guantanamo for Ceiba the MARIETTA
Ceiba Puerto Cortez
Tha Alabama and Maine. ron
colombo the from Puerto Cortez 70 nay
r+snoouth y Paducah rom Fort a.
70 nav New York: th- scorpion; ION
Hosron to Cortez. the DuouGue'
"a E - ,-sTd Portsmouth 10 Guantanamo Bay
TO SAIL
The Dolphin vashingtou august = - .or 90 ~
aIo1g Coast, with the aonnlral OF In1
on