New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
ARMY
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Washington, April II.
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following ORDERS
have been issued
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel WALTER l.. FINLEY. IN
spector general, from detail IN nsp,s,ui
generals department assigned 10 i''" N"'
Following officers from Army War College June June
70 10 respective stations: Majors GtOKG L
lie X IRWIN 81 Field Artillery; RoBEKi
A. BROWN. 14th Cavalry. and EDWIN
LANDoN. coast artillery: -,or,,as,er
report to captain JAMES +. NORMof LIZ.
Infantry in charge quartermasters depot a.
san Antonio. as his assistant, ,,,rr.,-
Following officers from duty, each az construct-
ing auarternaster. at post designated after his
name Captain JAMES ~ hEIDT an iaiI
inisnfay S0' H. HS WATKINs. "a infantry
F PaG1>' T + ioi First Lieutenant JOHN A
First WA eatansnt S aoRAcB NJ R6BERsoN
ical corps from san Antonio 10 Sea.sie
theme on Iply 10 70 Nor HARMON hay y'G medcs
Frs, Lieutenant CLEMENS w MCMILLAN
medical CORPS from San Francisco 10 Sc
attic: thence on July / 10 Fort St. Michael
Alaska. vice Captain ARTHUR NJ. VIVA
LEY. medical corps TO Seattle -,
cavalry, found physically disqualified fo
duty a. a captain Of cavalry, retirement a.
captain announced
First Lieutenant PAUL. A. BARRY Netltedl ce-
tailed professor OF military science AT West
ern Military Academy, Upper Alton. i'll
from June l.
Leaves OF absence: Major SIDNEY 6. JORDAN
adjutant general twenty days on RELIEF iron
duty in adjutant generals Department. cap
four months completion Of duties II
Philippines: First Lieutenant RICHARD w
WALKER. eth Cavalry. four months.
NAVY.
Captain A. T.. Willis. detached New Yors
shlpbuildlng Company, Camden; to temper
airy duty Navy Department.
Lieutenant II. T. KLMMEI. detached the Louis
lana 10 Navy Department as assistant di
rector Of target practice and engineering
competitions.
Passed assistant Surgeon j. Il. MEARs. De
tachef the Franklin: to Asiatic station.
Assistant Surgeon J. V. HOWARD, detached
Naval Medical School Washington; to III
Assistant Surgeons l.. l.. PRATT. J. g. oMEI.
VENA and J. J. O'MALLEY detached Nava
Medical School. Washington; 10 Asiatic sta
Assistant Surgeon G.. Il. CROW, detached nava
.,a!ion Guam: home r await orders ;.s o.,
Supply: home. await orders.
Assistant Paymaster :. HEMPsTONE. detached
temporary duty Bureau Of Supplies and Ac
under instructions.
, CHIEF Gunner 9. b. BABsoN, detached nav
yard Boston: 70 command the Navajo.
Gunner r g. WESTER, detached naval station
Guantanamo; nome await orders.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. The
| following movements of warships have
been reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
! April She Mccall at Norfolk
! April p-Thc Wordan. the Barney, The Bidde
the Dupont and the Foote at Charleston. th
sterrett the Cumberland and the Pontiac a
navy yard. New York.
| April lOrThe Connecticut at navy yard, New
York. the Vermont ana the Minnesota a
| Philadelphia: the North Dakota at Boston
the Smith. the Flussar, the lamson, IN
! Preston. the Drayton and the Terry IA Solo
mons Island.
SAILED.
/ AprfI iO-The Connecticut. nom Tompkinsviil
| FOR navy yard, New York; the Petrol, iron
! San,o Domingo city FOR Guantanamo; th
| Delaware from Rio de Janeiro for Boston
! the smith, the Flusser. The 1ainson. tn
| Preston. the Drayton and the Terry iron
! Annapolis for Solomon's Island