New-York tribune., 1910-05-11


Washington May 10
ORDERS ISSITED.-ThS following orders
have been issued
Lieutenant Colonel WALTER L. FINLEY; Cen.
eral staff. from Army and Navy General
Major oa x ot RE FPs Coast aa P9Pr arery to home
preparatory to retirement from active ser
Major GEORGE n. EKwURzEL. medical corps,
on expiration of leave of absence, to Fort
Captain GEORGE z. BALL, 18th Infantry, re-
main at present station after 10th Infantry
departs for Alaska, ana proceed to army
Captain HENRY H SHEEN, coast artillery. de-
tailed 70 fiji vacancy in quartermaster's de
Captain JOHN c GILMORE. Jr. coast artn-
lery report to chief Of coast artillery for
ton Of this duty return to proper station.
Captain JAMES E. NORMYLE. 4th Infantry. de-
tailed to fill vacancy in quartermasters de-
Following assignments of officers recently
promoted announced: Major CHARLES S
tain FRANK H BURTON to 18th 1ntsn-
HoDeEs to aah intSnsn fnfanry T5f Iieuten
ant FITzHgGH 3 ALDERDIGE; to 10Th OF
cnRGHII 9n19s5 r5 to 1ssh fnfanfry JAMES
Following promotions in Porto 1 Bic9 regiment 1eI
LER. to captain; PASCUAL LOPEZ. to first
First IieNtenant WILLIAM f. GoDsoN. 10th
Cavalry, from Kernper military school, June
First Lieutenant frederic H. SMITH. coast
artillery, assume charge construction work
Fort Hancock relieving First Lieuten-
ant CHESTER j. COOLER. coast ar
First lieutenant JOHN J c. MAUI. 5th Field
ARTILLERY. to general recruiting service,
First Lieutenant BATES TUCKER. 18th In
fantry. to home. preparatory to retirement
Leaves s-- of -Ossh absence @ Captain REUBEN B.
MILLER, medical coTps fifteen days First
try, and Major JOHN K. CREE. coast ar
tillery. to September 8: Second Lieutenant
WILLIAM I" PATTERSON, 18th Infantry.
two months: First Lieutenant WILLIAM
\. JOHNSON, corps of engineers to June
medical reserve corps one month and ten
GEoRGE l. MASON. two months and
twenty days.
Lieutenant W. y. JEFFERs. to Naval Medical
schooI Hosptal' Washington, ing ,.t.onsa Sa.,
Ensign v. E. MADDEN from naval hospital
idi66men anaS w n0Fs R6WEh XIV I5el detached the
tached schsd 'ti the mi Mississippi: i = W CAR
MICHAEL, detached the New Jersey; r R.
EaMEI; detaenSd the CoqascIlCnf = Nd M
H F D. DAVIS detached the Rhode Island;
all to the Montgomery for instruction
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The fol-
lowing ISsvements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nav s-The Justin at san Francisco: the Sioux
at Portsmouth, N H; the Leonidas at Guam
tanamo
May 9~The South Carolina at L.ynnhaven Bay:
the Sioux at Boston: the Montana, the Ten
nessee. the South Dakota, the Chester and
the Mars at Montevideo; the Whpple. the
Hull, the Truxtun, the Perry. the Paul
Jones' the Preble the Stewart. the Law
renee. the Goldsborough and the Rowen at
San Diego.
May 10-The Dixie at Washington.
SAILED.
Nav a-The Sioux, from Portsmouth, y. H., for
Boston; the Leonidas. from Guantanamo for
Hampton Roads: the Dolphin from Wash
ington for New York City; the Vulcan. from
Portsmouth. y. H; the Reed and the
F'usser, from navy yard, New York for
Newport the South Carolina, from Hampton
Roads for Lynnhaven Bay; the Hector. from
Sewall Point for Rio de Janefro; the
Paducah. from Cristobal for Bluehelds; the
Dixie, from Norfolk for Washington.
Order to place the Wisconsin out OF commission
at navy yard, Portsmouth. revoked this date.