New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-26
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Engineers to Take Test Before
Going to Havana.
Washington. September q

MUST TAKE PHYSICAL IEsSI.-COiOneI
William M. Black and Lieutenant Colonel
Mason NJ. Patrick. members Of the Army
Engineer Board. charged with the task Of
raising the old battIeship Maine. win be-
required TO take the prescribed physical
test before proceeding 20 Havana. With
Major William g. Cannon and William s.
Scott. of the quartermaster's department..
they have been ordered to report to the
post commander at Washington Barracks
on October for physical examination pre-
Iinninary TO starting out the next day on
a nfnety-mlle ride, covering three days.
ORDERS IsSUED-The following orders
have been issued:
Major HENRY Fl. WHITNEY. coast artillery.
detailed 10 an vacancy I'm aGJutant generals
departn1ent to take effect October 3. vice
Major IRA A. HAYNES. adJgtant general
(cosst artillery, VINO IS TeIetea TON dstai
mand Fort Baker. vice Major jolly w.
RUCKMAN. coast srtiilery. 70 Fort Mis-.
Ceptain JAMES r. MITCHELL coast artillery
from assignment to SGD COMPANY To unas-
signed list September 30
Captain WILL l. PYLES. medical corps, gpon
expiration Of leave Of absence. 70 Fort Mac
First Lieutenant RALPH ". PARKER. 18th cav
airy; to Preside Of san Francisco General
First Tieutenant RICHARD r. JORDAN. coast
artillery. now il command OF the army mine
planter General samuel n -dliis' VIII axe
Ies,es Of absence: First Lieutenant DONALD P.
months from october 4. Lieutenant Dun
CAN ELLIOT. stn cavalry. Colonel ID
WARD E DRAyQ assistant e9 99TRseE5,
r EMERY. 9th Infantry, one month, tirst
Lieutenant MYRoN E BOWplsH. an 1-e cav
States Captain HENRY 3. MINTYRE.
medical corps, 10 October =.
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander w H STANDBY. dis
charged naval hospital Mare Island GRANTEE
Lieutenant its Commander c b BARNES. de-
tached the West virginia: TO the Colorado
the Colorado; 70 the West Virginia
Lieutenant P p BAssEII: detached command
Lieutenant K WHITING. to command the Tar
pom
Paynaster H H BALTHIS. detached the VIZ
gina: to Naval Medical school Hospital
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. H GUNNELL.
Assistant mt Payfaasfer B. D. ROGERS. to navy
chief 30 BostsUain ]. HE'LL, TO Naval Academy.
Boatswain T l. MkENNA. detached the
Boatsuain F. HINDRELET. detached the West
Virginia; 10 naval training station, san
B. SCHUMACHER. detached the
Pensacola. to the West virginia
Machinist P. BURKE, detached the Georgia.
home. await orders.
NFachfnfst o. JOHNSON. to navy yard Norfolk.
Paymaster's Clerk T. SCHERBEElGER, ap-
pointment revoked
MOVEMENTS OF wABsHIPs- fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been
10 the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
sept 22-The Bagley. at Annapolis
Sept 23-Ths Lebanon. ar iona Island. Nes
York, the Iowa. ar philadelphia
SAILED.
Gent 22-The California the Colorado ard tha
Pennsylvania. from Valparaiso for Ca1nbote.
Peru. the Washington, from, VALPARAISO for
TaIcahuano. Chill. route 70 Hampton
Roads. the Iwana. from Boston for Rocs-
land. Me: the Hannibal from Newport
News for Cuebra
The Ma-celIus ordered stricken from navy Isl
The Charleston Will be placed OUT OF co-nrlls-
sion at navy yard, Puget Sound. October 10
The AT4yhower will remain at navy yard. New
York. until November 1
J-pOn coHnpleticn of target practice. the Pa
-uxent will be detached from Atlantic feet ana
proceed 70 navy ward, Norfolk. for stay OF ten
1sys to give liberty; thence 70 naval station
Guantanamo Bay. Upon arrival Of Atlantic
feet at Guantanamo next January. the P9tuXenL
will again be assigned 10 duty with the feet
Upon completion OF target practice. the tssorsla
Will proceed navy yard Norfolk. 20 give
liberty for docking and for installation OF new
York or 20 her home navy yard-Bosron-az