New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
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From Tae Tribune Bureau.
Washington, May 26.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Colonel FRANK A. EDWARDS. cavalry. to
Army War College for three months, In con-
nection with compilation OF q military lexi-
Resignation OF Lieutenant Colonel BEVERLY L.
Dunn, ordnance department. accepted. 10
take effect october /.
Name Of Lieutenant Colonel JOHN o. NINA
HON. held artillery. placed on LIST OF DE-
CHARLES G. TREAT. field artillery re-
Major WILLIAM p. PENCE. coas. artillery.
from Army War College 10 Fort Monros.
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CHARLES w KUIz 70 san ~ FT s5s1 r.
charge fertilization construction and as CHIEF
engineer officer Philippine division. vice
Major CHARLES II. NJ KINSTRY. to Cleve-
Captain HENRY C. LYON, 2eth Infantry found
physically disqualified for duties OF major Of
infantry. retirement as major Is an
Name Of Captain MANUs McLosKEY. %th
Field Artillery. placed on list OF detached Of
AULrMAN. neid artillery. removed there
from.
Name Of Captain EDWARD II. DE ARMoND.
field artillery, placed on list Of detached Of
fcers and name OF Captain MORRIS Z.
LOCKE. field artillery. removed therefrom:
tillery school. Fort Monroe. August 2s:
Captains ARCHIBALD H. SINDER-
LAND. CARROLL POWER. THEODORE
H. KOCH, ALFRED NJ. MASON. ALFRED
a. MAYBACH. GUY b. II HANNA, RICH
ARP I, WNSL0W, FRANK w GEEFE ::
ERIC i. Smith. LEWIS TURTLE,
LOUIS c. BRITT0S. JE; 0T ~ = GE Bay
+ cARPESTER; THOMAS PTNcAT'
5 s6M5s PIEE MALKE KiEF fhRt GEORGE
4. WILDRIcK. MAXWELL MURRAY
ROBERT ARTHUR, NC, CLARENCE Ia ,o6 E.
NEY ii Il. ' sMITH + RAY AZ" l. AVERY and
WILLIAM W HICKS:
Captain LYLE BROWN s First Lsu,snsn,
RICHARD T. CoINER, corps OF engineers.
20 Fort MyeF,. for PRESCRIBED test 80 in n
for examination for promotion.
First Lieutenant CAD MORGAN, infantry
fantry, August l. and name removed from
Name Of First Lieutenant EDMUNp L. CRU,
Der. 9Th Field Artillery placed on list OF
detached officers, and name OF First Lieu,
tenant PELHAM i, p G Tins he'c
First lieutenant CHAUNCEY l. FENToN
coast artillery. detailed professor military
science, Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Second Lieutenant JOHN c. MOORE. 7th In
fantry, 20 Fort Leavenworth.
Leaves of absence: LIEUTENANT Colonel BEV'
ERLY W. DUNN, ordnance department
juno 70 October |: captain WILLIAM
A. BURNSIDE, 14th Infantry, one month
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander F. McCAUIEY. 1r.. ma
val observatory. Washington.
Lieutenant II. l.. IRWIN, detached the North
Carolina Navy Yard Washington.
Miashipman J. ". DEEM. detached the Shark
home, wait orders
Midshipman H. A. BAGG. detached the Geor-
gia: resignation accepted, June l.
Surgeon F. a. ASSERSON, detached Naval
Hospital, Boston; leave four months.
Paymaster T. T. HOPES, detached Navy Yard.
Norfolk Navy Yard. New York.
Passed Assistant Paymaster ]. =. MCDONALD,
temporarily duty Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts Navy Department.
Paymaster's Clerk r. r. BoILEs. resignation
accepted May 81.
Paymaster's Clerk T. W. HATHAWAY. ap-
pointed. naval training station. Newport
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been re.
ported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
May o5-The Louisiana. the Kansas. the New
Hampshire and the South Carolina at Co
penhagen: the Idaho at Bayou Sara. the
Patapsco and the Portsmouth at Hampton
Roads.
SAILED
May 25-The Idaho, from hatcher for Bayou
sara: the Perkins. from Navy Yard; the
New York for Annapolis; the Leoniaas from
Hampton Roads for Havana; the YORKTOWN
from Panama for Punta Guanico