New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-15
IN ARMY AND NAVY
Special Provisions for Man@u-
ere Camp at Pine Plains, y. \.
iF-rom The Tribune Erreau.l
Wachiurfor March II

Washington, March IL
MANEUVRE CAMPS.-Special provisions
are being made this year for the equipment
of the manPuvre camps at Pine Pialhs'
y. Y, and nine other localities. The JOINT
army and militia exercises to take place
In New York will he under tho command
of General +. T.. Grant. who by that time
will have sUcCee ded General Leonard Wood
in command of the Department Of the Easl'
Two years ago. when these man9uvre
camps were established. it was found that
there was a lack of uniformity IN the
method Of sheltering and affording othef
accommodations for the regulars ana the
troops of the organized militia. MUch com
plant was made to the War Department
that Pine Plains had the best equipped
plant This is attributed TO the fact that
the officers who had 70 do With the prep
aration OF the grounds were familiar with
the available appropria items and what
could be obtained from the War Depart
mert, and took advantage OF the informa-
ton accordingly
The officers at ether camps were not 50
prohfably fortified with information, and
the inspectors who visited The different
places remarked on the great variation in
supplies and equipment 1t IS planned this
year 10 have this work done on a scale
which shall permit OF no distinctions, and
whatever is furnished one camp will be
provided for all the others. This will have
its advantages and viii remove an occa-
sionai complaint
ORDERS ISSUED. The following orders
were issued:
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES q MoRToN. 9Th
infantry. acting inspector general detailed
70 NJ yecaHoy IN Inspector general dsp pf
WOOD. inspector general; Lieutenant Colo
mel WOOD will remain IN Office inspector
general, Department OF the East, until April
Captain HERBERT 9 SHAW. medical CORPS;
cap!sin JAMES F. HALL, medical corps. from
Captain REYNOLDS ]. BCRT, 9Th infantry. 10
Fort L:ayenworth Army Signal school
Captain THOMAS F. HARKER. 10Th Infantry
a. ToJt Douglas during he aPssnGs on ,- Igaye
JAMS 18Th Infantry'
Captain TER 5E$ T.: MURPHY. coast ar:,l,
paw department. from May 20 Wee Captain
FREDERICK E. JOHNSTON, pavmaster
aud report. 70 Communicating general Depart
l men, - the Columbia for assignment TO
NAVY.
ant surgeon P Z MboN&oLD PiseSd on
Rear Admiral F. f. INGEEsoLL, retired de
tached general board, Navy Department 10
Rear Admiral \. +. -oUpEN retired detached
as general inspector OF ordnance: TO home.
Licutenant 7. r. COMBS. retired placed on re
tired list; from Naval Medical School Hospital
10 home
Lieutenant Q. 5 MpowELI. detached the IN
deprndeuce 10 naval station at Tuua.
Lieutenant +: RORSCHACH, detached comma nj
of the Wnslow.
Lieutenant 4. T. PETTENGTLt,. detached the
- philadelphia. - the -. Ls,uis.
Lieutenant Commander " Y. PRATT. detached
the St. Louis: % the California
Acting Assistant Surgeon ". Z EATON. %
naval hospital navy yard Boston
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-Th fol-
lowing movements of vessels were reported
TO tho Navy Department
tRRIE ED.
March 1.-THE Glacier and tho Navajo. a. Santa
barbara: the Scorpion. at Piraaus
Mtrch I--Ihe Paul Jones. at san Pedro.
SAILED.
March 10--The Mars, from Guantanamo <or
Hampton Roads
March 12-'Ih" Saturn, from Coriuto for Panama.
March 1.-THE Marietta from HAMPTON Road
igr Portsmouth, II, thu Michigan, from
Hampton Roads for a cruise
The I'enNeC placed out Of commission Al tho
navy yard, Mare Island.