New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-30
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Bio Saving in Coal and OIl-Ap-
pIaUd General Funston.
washington. September p


.,, as the result Of an engineering compe-
.,.,,-, y-,onp .he yar.hlus The battleship
-c.b-asks has been awarded the trophy for
x,,;ex-inr the best results at the least pro-
,,o,-.,onsre cost Of any OF the twenty-five
hsttleships and armored cruisers compel
sne The Preble won the engineering trophy
.uone nine competing torpedo poat oe
.-,rarx The engineering force of the
-S~h-s,ka pfll receive a pecuniary reward
sn addition 20 the trophy Congress appro-
,,-isted 5000 to defray the expenses OF 'he
competition Tho Montana was close
.econd 10 the Nebraska in the last COM
y~tition and she and the California ana
the Mississippi. also close con'ehoers' "'i'
be ciassed as star ships.
Another competition will be startea on
,o,.ober l. and trophies will be awarded 10
ss,tlesl,ipS torpedo boat destroyers ano
is,yhunarines Congress has made an appro-
pristion of $4,000 for the expenses OF inns
friendly contest, which ends on July next
GENERAL, FTNSToN'S ACTION AP-
gpRoTFD-Army officers in washington
iapplaud General Funston's action IN Nan
.<es City yesterday in WITHDRAWING MS
lratronage from hotel where the bell ooys
were clad in uniforms which the genera
t-honrbt we're those Of a captain in the
y
.<re. 20 the War Department that 1t mas
-. 49,, ,,oeefhle TO secure legislation that
!-x.,l r,revent the use of the army uniform
ny r,ersors not in the service Several at
i-e-on,s have been made in that direction,
Thu, an obstacle always has been founo IN
f-be fact that the government itself sells
S5a-se quantities of discarded army clo'hilAS
land Congress was disposed 70 uphold me
1rlSht of the purchasers &c wear il IL they
l~e~ Al.
%F.N T-RRET GUNS FOR THE
ss-EORGIA-The Navy Department mas de-
s.ide6 TO replace all OF the Finch turret
s.Suns on tho bat.leship Georgia with new
:u,soor,e. The latter viii be banded clear
t.lr 20 The muzzle. thus efrectually guard
Asnx against blowing off the muzzle, as hap
zpened recently 20 one of the Georgia's guns
&0ne Of tho new guns is already on the way
i1ror, here another is nearly complete at
hrhe Washington Navy Yard and two others
asre AZ the Boston Navy Yard
PASSED EXAMINATIONS. A dozen
S.,sndidqtes in civil life successfully passed
1 the competitive examination in July, 1910,
t1or appointment as second lieutenants in
tshe coast artillery corps. The list follows;
. Frederick Mortimer Green, NewtonNlhe'
hAf2ES..
itYtv: Austin McC' Mcdonald, Baltimore; Ro-
flsnd Wilbur Pinger, Berkeley. Cal; Donald
! Armstrong. hatonsh. n. Y; Franklin Bah
cock. san Francisco; Herman Heinrich
igZoring Flushing, Long Island; Gladeon
LMarcus Barnes. WaIkerville. Ont; Earl
James Wilson Ragsdale, Brookline, Mass
sRaycroft Walsh, Fort Hancock n j
Harvey Clark Alien. Schenectady. y. y,
fsnd Edward Bennett Dennis, Cleveland
ORDERS ISSUED-The following orders
have been issued:
saaiof GODFREY II. MACDONALD, 18th Cav,
airy to Fort Riley! for duty f,, RenqIns
Major EDWIN u. BRICKER. ordnance depart
ment. from Rock Island arsenal TO Water
Major CHARLES WILCOX. medical corps; 70
Army Medical Museum Building. Washing
ton for examination for promotion - -
Wrist Lieutenant H. NEWTON KIERL LEE:
medical corps. honorably discharged
from service of the United States; 20 take
FrEf f5eytenant QUINN GRAY. coast artillery.
from walter Reed General Hospital, District
Of Columbia to proper station ,or u,N
SON 9th In5sn5Ty one P9niR: GeneTsi
sta% e two months months: first I.ieutenant JOSEPH
BAsTl9 ,SIter npeTioSi JoPRna% Jr Is;
ln1sntrv, fourteen DAYS
NAVY.
Canaan I, z LLOYD. detached Naval War Col
leFs; 10 Naval Medical School Hospital
Captain si c. =. T MOORE. detached Naval War
College; 10 navy yard Mare Island
1i-It-rant Commander IL H CHRfSTY and
Iieute-Hnt J c TOWNSEND 10 the Naval
t1,.,ss1srt II r GRrrN1FAF. when dis
charged Naval Hospital. Mare Island; home
T,sirn 8 wADswoRTH. II. detached tn.
CHESTER; TO Naval Medical School Hospital.
>,,5sSpman " c. cREBE detached the South
Dakota. and resignation accepted 70 take ef-
Passed kssistan; Surgeon II r. FERMEsCH.
detached dutv Knoxville, Tenn; TO naval
az. s5raso s'a0R oTso await H'G orders
( Assistant surgeon c. B. TRIBE 10 naval hos
payTnssier E. p. HALL. when discharged naval
hospiisl 1osohans a RoIne s%@ an1oSTte5 70
duty the Virginia
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS-The fol-
,.,vrinr movements Of vessels have been re
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
sss.rt. 27-The North Dakota at Sewans Point:
th, Yanlton. at Tornpkinsville: the Connecti-
cut and the South Carolina. at navy yard
r.,. -s-Tb. Nebraska the Rhode Island. the
r1,,- sr ,4e The vermont, at New York city;
Standish. at Annapolis; the CaIiloIils-
The Colorado and she Pennsylvania at Chin
hote Peru
SAILED
seut 27-The cuttiehsh. from Norfolk for Solo
,s.ot Sss7he North Dakota from sevalTs Point
for New York: the Castine. the Salmon the
SNAPPER and the Nerwhal from navy yard
Kew york for Norfolk; the Princeton. from
san Francisco for Acapulco; the Patspsco
ana the Pontiac from Norfolk Tor New YORK:
ne Triton. from washington for Indian
Head and Norfolk: the Lebanon. from Nor
s.. aa2ihs wheeling and the Petrol. from
Port said for Genoa: The New YORK, the
Albany and the New Orleans, from Hong
Kong for Cayite.
Mail address Of the Princeton will he in care
N-rr- Tn-l ~
Z -ios-
Upon completion Of repairs on the Bi-1ninE-
ham at navy ward. Boston. about October l.
N-ssei viii proceed 20 NsrraIansett Bay for
q drills end exercises. with Newport as a base
Tho Po~ ordered Washington IN time 20
~.oe've q cuD 10 b. presented 60 vessel on Octb-
her ~ Mrs. Henry . Payne, relative OF me
lave Res- Admiral Roe.
TIE Psuldins having been delivered a. nsFE
-e~d Portsmouth,. y. II. September q oroereo
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