New-York tribune., 1909-09-17
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Regular Troops in Hudson-FuIton
Celebration.
From The Tribune Bureau J

Washington. September is.
FORCE TO ASSEMBLE AT ALBANY-Whils
the navies OF the world making their display in
New York Harbor, the leading feature OF the
Hudson-Fulton celebration. the army. under the
personal direction Of General Wood. will be giving
an important sideshOw of its a part OF the
same celebration. at Albany Orders issued BY Cen
eTal Wood. on instructions from Acting Secretary
Oliver. call for the participation OF practically all
the mobile forces In New York State. and from
Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont. Fort Myer. Virginia
and even from Washington Barracks. in this city.
The forces which TO be assembled at Albany on
September = VIII form complete brigade for ex-
hibiton. with cavalry and infantry. bands field ar
ullery, machine gun platoonS. engineers signal
corps men. hospital corps and cooks. a complete
pack train and an army cooking camp In operation
will be two important features Colonel Calvin D.
Cowies. commanding the 9Th Infantry with head
quarters at Fort Jay. Will command the brigade.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
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tOE: Major HERO 10 Washington after leave OF ab-
Flrs. lieutenant FRANK T LAHM signal corps to De.
Captain HAIDIMAND 7. YOUNG. to san Francisco.
Dors 70 Colonel vALEKY HAZARD army medical
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ILAvEEkAMPF. FLOYD KRAMER and FELIX r.
Major ALFRED NJ HUNTER. coast artillery corps. from
Army ny War 4 C9lIeES TO to Fort Mott New jersey
Monroe , Va vice MajoT 30 JoH u BASR2r2 P y '0'
ADAM sIXkER from Fort r. e. Wright to Fort
9TsTd MSTyland g,5 ID. Lieutenant leu co9asl FRED
sS to F9Tt 40gs f5 oL CoS9e &c % A
Barracks; Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM {. RAF-
Wright: Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES I. PHrf~
nan ron olops III SRTES n n I 7s1yT6; rom Lev %
West Barracks 20 Fort Du Pont Delaware; Major
rerrs. MaJor oscAR /. sTRXt-R from Fort strong
Wake. Major Wake to Fort FIasisr. wash
Major FREDERICK T REYNOLDS medical corps to
exam%irinE lining board Fort Monroe. Virginia, vice Cap
See9ad LiegteTan n. 4 HERREET ERR 6 F]ooEs ] 18th I'm Tn
Leaves of sbscSee First Lieutenant FREDERIC 2
tir TIui'S' tSFFv ,.i,cs1 .9Ic m-oatas; -
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ni9'e2i SfrPs iS%1 m9HIhS one CapISS Ns,
and ten days second Lieutenant AMBROSE 2
VILLAIN a. KE%T "a nan'T2 INT S three S"& months
NAVY.
Commando n r HIGGINS. detached navy yard. New
Lieutenant F =. PINNEIy. to the Vermont senior
70 S.,.s.s Ssye5 Aeas:my
ground. Indian Head. Nd, granted months
Lieutenant W r. TARpY. detached the Vermont. 10
Naval Academy, Annapolis.
napolis
Mids L SCHUYLER, detached torpedo
station. TO Bureau Of Ordnance. Navy pePsrtmsnt.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following !
movements of vessels have been reported the |
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
sept ls-The Dolphin ~ navy yard. York, tbs |
Intrepid the Vigisn At Mare Island: the Mac |
donouEh. the Thornton the Wilkes ana the rinEey. !
Rouge.
sept l5.-The Syph. from yari. New York. Tor |
washington: the MacdonouGh tho Thornton, the /
Wilkes. from New orleans
Rouge the Ciastne. the Nina. Cuttlehsh the
Tarantua. the Viper the Octopus and the Plunger.
from Newport for Oyster BAY. the Intrepid the
Vigiant frNn San Francisco for Mare Island;
Mayhower from Boston Tor New York.
The Mississippi North Carolina. the Montana nd
the New York AT Hampton Roads October ~. ana
proceed e Orleans celebration |
az President. Vessels remain New Orleans until |
November 8 then TO respective home navy yards