New-York tribune., 1910-10-04
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Rear Admiral Barry to Com
mand the Pacific Fleet.
Washington. October 3.

Nu.u, co,,,,,NDER IN PACIFIC.-Rear
Admiral Edward r. Barry has been desle
mated commander I'm chief of the Paclhc
fleet: Rear Admiral Chauncey lholiia''
commander of the second DIVISION OF 'he
fleet, and Captain Thomas b. Ho"aru' sum
to he a rear admiral. commander Oh ohe
third division of the Atlantic Meet oroe's
to this effect were announced at 'he navy
Department to-day.
There will be no other meet
far as commanding officers ar CoiI
for the present The change III tiie
tis fleet will take effect on Octooer ~ anu
the Pacific fleet on November l. rear A'
miral Barry is at present III coiilllianu U
the second division of the faciiic "ee''
Rear AdmiraIs Harber and comfy are y,,oer or
viii retira on M Sentember Il. 1911, and the
latter on July Ii next
CIVIL POST FOR MARINE CAPTAIN
CAPTAIN John G. Muir. of the United states
Marine Corns who is about to be retired
because of disabilities consequent upon
wounds sustained i'm the dash to PeklnS IN
1895. has been appointed cashier IN tne
United States Sub-rreasury III Fhliduei-
phia-
GENERAL. WOOD GOES TO ST.
LOUIS.-Maior General Wood, chlef Oh
staff, has gone to st. Louis TO attend inc
national guard convention, where nun. m
ber of questions of Importance W LIN
militia are to be considered
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Colonel ALEXANDER RODGERS. 9th cavalry,
retired from active service. 10 take siteSA
January 10 after thirty nine years serEiC ,,sS
Lieutenant Colonel ChAKLEo l. PHILLIPS.
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duty; thence 10 Fort Screven. ,,, n
fantrv designated special disbursing agent,
nav department. for Fort Egbert, reltEins
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK w Bush
Leaves Of absence-ColoneI ALEXANDER ROD
GERS eth cavalry; 0cI96er Idtix 70 TILL TIL
son. 18th Infantry. two months lroni w
vember /.
NAVY.
ter,erant p = DILLON. detached from the
Delaware; TO the Naval Academy
Lieutenant L. CREsAP, detached from the e.s Il, :
~ RIiss Company, Brooklyn, 10 the Bath
Iron Works Bath. Ne. in connection with
fitting out the DTayton .... .-o,, The
Lieutenant R l. BERRY detaSheR Eors Diver igor ship
building Company. 0uincy. in 9ohney'iGn me, in
command When commissioned. -.
Lieutenant NJ NJ FRUcHT detacned from '"7
Lieutenant F r. MALE. detached from the
Hist; to the New HamPShiTre,,- y and {
g HOOPER and Passed Assistant Surgeon
n n Casio commissioned
Ensign n. NJ. BEMIS, detached from une i'"o'
to the Georgia. -, ,.o-
gia. 10 the Castine. for instruction
Midshfpman T. c. KINkAID, when 9lsc.fi - .
from the naval hospital Annapolis 10 the
Acting Assistant Surgeon c. c. HIGHToWER'
resignation accepted --,rrz -
Assistant Naval Constructor P H FEtElH. 10
chief nc Gunner nnry J. e. MDERMoTT detached from
the Rhode Island 70 the naval hospital NOT
Gunner I, NJ wEGAT. detached from the
wabash: TO the Rhode Island ,.4
Pavnaster's Clerk NJ. g KNElP, appoiflISu'
duty at the navy yard Washington
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department:
Sept 2a-The Lebanon. at Indian Head.
Sept 30-The Nanshan at CaV1te -,
oct THE Macdonoush at CnarlseIoh' tI9
Severn the Bonita. the Gray tne sun
gray and the TarpOn at Atlantic Highlands
the Hannibal at Culebra, the Washington at
Oct 2-The New Orleans at olongapa, the Pom
pev at Cavite. the Idaho at Phlladelphla' the
New York at Manila
SAILED.
Oct. THE Solace from Hampton Roads for
New York. the Idaho from New YORK Clty
for Philadelphia. the Triton from NoIioik & 10.
Washington the Severn, the Bonita. the
Crawling the Stngray and the Tarpon from
navy yard. New York. for Atlantic High
Payta Peru: the Montgomery from New
mort for Philadelphia; the North Carolina
and the Dubuque from Guantanamo for
Portsmouth. y. n.