New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-18

ARMY.
Lieutenant colonel RICHMOND p. DAVIS.
coast artillery. relieved as member coast
artillery board and with coast artillery
school Fort Monroe 70 Washington, Sep
TENDER !. for temporary duty IN once OF
chief of staff ..-.,-,
GIDEON lTD. VAN POOLE. medical
corps detailed to represent m eaican o es
partment ~ meeting OF Association OF
Military Surgeons Of United states in
Milwaukee.
Following changes IN coast artillery ordered ::
Colonies ROBERT II PATTERSON. from
Fort Banks to home 20 await retirement
ADAM SHAKER. from Fort Howard 70
command Fort Banks and artillery dls-
trict OF Boston. HENRY II. LUDLOW.
from Fort Clswei 20 command tor'
Moultrie and artillery district % Charles
ton. FREDERICK s. STRONG, from Fort
Totem 10 command Fort Monroe. artillery
district Of Chesa peake Bay. and coast ar
tillery school; WARREN P. NEWCO NIB 3.
stevens and artillery district NJ the Co
lumbia CLARENCE P. TOWNSLEh, from
Fort Monroe, to command For WiiIla ans
tenant Colonsls ADELBERT CRONKHITE.
relieved as coast defence officer, eastern
division. 20 command Fort Iotten anu
eastern artillery district OF New York.
STEPHEN NJ FOOTE from Fort stevens,
to command Fort Howard and artIiIery
district OF Baltimore. CHARLES \. BEN
NET from Fort Terry 20 command Fort
Caswoll and artiller-- district Of cape
Fear. NlLLOI fJhBI W ALhEr LLoIu ElLt
Flazer. 10 command Fort strong; JOHN
D. BARRETT. from Fort Moutris, 10
eastern division as coast defence officer
Majors JOHN L. HAYDEN. from Fort
Monroe. 20 command Fort Flagler: DAN
TEL " KETCHAM. from Fort Strong, 20
command Fort Warren. WILLIAM CHAM
BERLAIN. from Fort Warren 70 Fort
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN ELsToN BAXTER.
MI MITCHELL. signal corps and
WILLIAM P. Jackson. Sd Infantry. and
First Lieutenants THEODORE n. Dill
LON. CORPS OF engineers and GEORGE Y.
SIP ONC, 9Th Cavalry. sailed from Manila
August IS from Nagasaki
Captain RAYMOND : PRATT. LIST Field Ar
tillery. sailed from Manila, August 10
Colonel William T. WOOD. infantry; Ma
FSfippfn &c con n THOMAS
KIRKPATRICK. medical corps; ALMoN
L. PARMERTER, 2lst I ina Try y, ana ana
CAPTAINS JOHN 5. HERON. % Cavalry
EpWARD ,E M0N LES pS s9qSI er Sco1fs
a1d CT.APENCE N. CONDOR. coast ar
tilery: First Lieutenants HARRY n
VAN KIRK. MAURICE BAUsHBACM
sn% 'C CORDS: p pATRicK MNALLY' phil
ippine scouts; LEON .. GARCIA. medical
o@s 594 562 MILK tPHhM SO Ge Fnfan sqT
Second Lieutenants JOHN ". Lang 9th
Infantry; JAMES . r RIV F;Fi i,P IEre IN
IN cavalry and Chaplain ROBERT r..
FLEMING. Jr. 18th Infantry, sailed from
Manila. august -, for san Francisco
Major JAMES A. COLE, 9Th Cavalrv de-
tached in pay department. September H.
20 Omaha. -,
Captain BRAINERD TAYLOR. coast artil-
Ierv 70 Stamford as spector-instructor
coast artillery reserves OF CONNECTICUT
First Lieutenant OLNEY PLACE, 18th cav
airy. recruiting officer. from New orleans
10 Jefferson Barracks. - -.
Fir-t lieutenant g. EMERY HATHAWAY.
9th Cavalry. from general hospital Fort
Bavard. 10 his regiment.
Following changes IN corps or cnglneeIs OF
de~ed. Second LieutenantS FREDERICK
: STRONG. Jr. CRESWELL GARLING-
TON WILLIAM q. SHERMAN. DANIEL
n PT-TTEN. CAREY II. BROWN, OSCAR
= sOHLBERG. BEVERLY 9. DUNN
DONALD II CONNOLLY, RAYMOND F.
FOWLER. DAVID MCOACH. Jr, and
JAMES O. r. LAGPERT. from PittshuFs,
August IS, 70 engineer school. Washlns on
Parracks First Lieutenant FREDERICK
RI rOWNING from duty with 1st bat
TALON Of engineers. Second Lieutenants
rRANCIS c HARRINGTON. JOHN u
WRIGHT EARL NORTH, LINDSAY G.
FFRKNESS and ALBERT K. B LYMAN,
from engineer school, Washington Ear
racke 70 washington Barracks. for duty
WITH first battalion Of engineers. second
Lieutenant EDWIN II MARKS. % Wash
ineton Barracks Second Lieutenant AL
PFRT u ACHER from engineer school
Washington Barracks. assigned lst Bat