New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-21
ARMY AND. NAVY NOTES.
Colonel Ripley, Of I'd Cavalry,
Reaches Age Limit and Retires.
From The Tribune Bursau.l
Washington. September


COLONEL RIPLEY RETIRED. -
Colonel Henry L. Ripley. commanding
tho I'd Cavalry. stationed along the Mexi-
can border. has been retired on account
of age. He rose from the ranks having
served three years as private and cor
poral In the engineer battalion. He was
appointed second lieutenant Of the ?4th
Infantry In June, 1873 He was trans
ferred to the Sd Cavalry In February. 1887,
and afterward was with the sth and the
I'd Cavalry. He reached the grade OF
colonel several weeks ago. ..
Captain Albert J. Bader. Of the 9th In
fantry. has been placed on the retired
list on account Of disability. He came
from New York. and during the Spanish
American War served as chaplain II the
18th New York Volunteer Infantry He
was attached to the Sth Cavalry for elk
years. and since 1907 has been with the
eth Infantry at Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
These army and navy orders have been
issued: ..... .
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel HARRY l.. HAWTHORNE,
coast artillery, on expiration Of leave OF alb
sence to assume command OF Fort Hancock.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES Il GRIERSON.
from 10th Cavalry, detailed general recruit
ing service, to Fort Mcdowell.
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH A. DASTON, cav
airy. assigned 10Th Cavalry.
Major HARRY l.. PETTCs. quartermas,er
corps (qusrtermastsr), now on leave OF abb
senee At Royce. 10 Washington, 10 Office chief
quartermsster corps.
Major LOUIS r. GARRARD. Jr., Quarterrnss-
ter corps lquartermsster). from Philippines,
october s, to United states for further or
Captain JAMES A, MOSS. goth Infantry, 70
Leave. OF absence: Major LOUIS F. GAR
RARD. Jr.. quartermas,er corps Quartz
MASTER, three months on relief from Philip
pines; First Lieutenant WALTER J. SCOTT.
10th cavalry recruiting oficer: one month
from October I: CAPTAIN SAMUEL J. NOR,
RlS, medical carps. two months on refer
from Lstternan General Hospital, Preside
OF San Francisco.
NAVY.
Academy: naval training station, Newport
Paymsstcr's Clerk n. Il. THRONEsoS' ap-
pointed; to the South Dskota s
Paymas'er's Clerk O. d. SMITH, appointed
ps HTns Clerk r c. EDRINoToN, ap-
pointed; 70 the Wyoming
MOVEMENTS OF VEsSELS.-These
movements OF war vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
September 1s-The Ohio and the Idaho. At New
Haven: the Panther. At Hampton Roads; the
September Ie-Ths Cesar and the Vulcan. al
Norfolk: the Petrol. at Guantanamo the
Worden and the Porter. At navy yard. New
York: the california, at Corinto; the Celtic.
Cardinals Bay; the Tonopsh. at Tompkins-
vile; the Reid. tho Flusssr. the Lsmson. the
Preston, the Smith, the Roe. the Drayton,
the Mccall, the Paulding. the Terry. the
Perkins the Sterrett, the Wake. the Pat
,srson the Ammen. tho Burrows. the
Monaghan, the Trlppe, the jenkins the
Jouett and the Yanhton at Newport.
SAILED
September ls-The panther. from Lynn Haven
Ray for Hampton Roads: the Potomac and
the Lebanon nom Hampton Roads for Nor
folk.
September ie--The Cesar and the Vulcan. from
Hampton Roads for Norfolk; the Albany.
from Darien for Olongapo. the Worden ana
the Porter from navy yard, New York, TO
sea for certain tests; the Celtic, from New
por, for Gardiner Bay: the Louisiana, the
Kansas and the orion from Hampton Roads
for Newport