New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-05


SEWER, Southern District New York, to
10th: JACOB ". COWARD, Chesapeake
Bay, to l2sth; JOSEPH MATsoN, Potomac,
12d: WILLIAM II. BETTISON, New London.
to 18th; GEORGE A. TAYLOR. Baltimore,
TO lO3d: GEORGE p. HAYES. Jr, Boston.
FARNswoRTH. chesapeake Bay. TO i6eth;
JACOB A. MACK. New Bedford. to SD;
WILLIAM 7. CARPENTER. Key West 10
1924: JAMES S. DUsENBURY, Eastern Ar
81 f MAd RiTi Nsx xS5s to "a t9YD
!. HoRSFALL. Narragansett Bay. to lsoth;
EDWARD 4: STOCKTON. Jr:; Delaware, to
sound to 18th s4tS; JOHN Or Ds MHiTrTHER, Ports
mouth, to 1870; WALTER p. BOAT.
WRIGHT. New Orleans. to Dist; HAROLD
L. GARDINER Tampa to 1920 EDWIN r.
BEARDSLEE. Galveston, TO 183d: PHILIP
KoENIG, Boston. to 10th; JAMES r:
NORTON, Columbia. to e3d: WILLIAM N.
PORTER. Charleston. to Hath; Second Lieu
tenants DANIEL y. swan ", Potomac, to
to 12sth; FRANK DRAKE. San Diego, to
I15th; HENRY n. SUMNER, Tampa, 10
1921; FREDERICK X. GARCIN, New Or
panies indicated 10 unassigned list. to ar
tillery districts designated December 10.
for staff duty: Captains WILLIAM r.
STEWART, Jr, 14th Company and AL
scft Bay; FREDERIcK W. PHYsTERER,
P6SnEso eo hsn's to Mobile ~'f 4AhRY +
f'c cooPRR t. is7th and 1 RfeHAkp
WILLIAMS. eSth, to Southern Artillery
4Sth, to Delaware; cLARENcE q. BUNK
Err. 73d. to Boston: FRED L. PERRY
9th. to Pensacola: WESLEY W. X. HAM
ILToN, 1880, to Portland; JAMES E.
CARDwELL, 5sth. TO New London RICH
Bay; HENRY ". BUM, 72d. to savan-
ROSE f 1881 to Baltimore W EbwARp
MOVES, Jr. olst. to New orleans: MAR
cELLUs H., THOMPSON 44th, 70 Poto-
KENNEDY. 37th. 20 Portland: C. L. WILL
son, 18th, and JOHN T. II. O'REAR.
Seth, to Galveston; JOHN n. HOOD.
l5oth. 70 Columbia; RICHARD $; BOD 0D
PIER d. PIERCE both. to Key West;
MALICE l.; CLAY, 1l7th; to Cape Fear;
MOUTH RcH GATSqN cox s' S to- d, po5 co
iumbia: REX CHANDLER. 18th. to New
Orleans: JOHN p MCASKEY. Jr., 10th,
10 Mobile; CHARLES a: CHAPMAN. I'D,
". vAuTsMEIER 4sth, 70 Pensacola;
RALPH E. HAINEs 45th. TO Delaware;
Th9NAS J. WIFE y0TEs s sss to Ts%O
EDWARD ROTH. Jr. 18Th, to New Bed
ford; GEORGE " EASTERDAf, "a, to
San Diego; EDGAR b. COLLADAY. 1920.
TO Baltimore.
first Lieutenant LESLIE J. MNAIR. 4th
Field Artillery detailed as statistical officer
school OF fire for field artillery, Fort Sill
First Lieutenant JOSEPH r. TAULBEE, %
Cavalry, from Pacific branch military prison,
Alcatraz. December 10. 10 his troop:
FIRST Lieutenant ARCHIBALD q. HUTCHIN-
son. Sd Infantry. TO Pacific branch military
prison. AlcatraZ
FIRST Lieutenant MAXWELL MURRAY. coast
artillery. relieved as aide-de-camp TO Major
General Arthur Murray; assigned Goth Com
pany. December Is.
First Lieutenant GEORGE e. EwELL. Sd In
fantry. detailed professor military science
and tactics, Oklahoma Agricultural College
saltwater Okla, December 10.
Following first lieutenants coast artillery from
cember 81, TO coast artillery school, Fort
Monroe: ALBERT II. BARLEY. 10th
RoBERT E yoSEy Ssth; EUGENE Io,I B
WAtKER s'th aaS Guy PE A. MN os,n 5ShS
oath EDGAR II. THOMPSON. 12sth: JOHN
y. REYNOLDS. both: LOUIS d. PEPIN.
21th; Willis @ d KNIGHT i2eth no J0B R r
96th: JOHN b. MAYNARD. l44th; JACOB
FRANK. l54th
First Lieutenant WARREN r. BELL. coast
artillery. from artillery district Of Mobile to
coast artillery school, Fort Monroe, Decem-
Der 81.
Second Lieutenant CHARLES d. ROGERS,
18th Cavalry. detailed professor OF military
science and tactics. Shattuck School. Earl
bault. MINI. December 10
Following assignments Of second lieutenants.
coast artillery, ordered SHEPLER W.
FITZGERALD 18eth Company ALDEN O.
STRONG. 73d Company.
Second Lieutenant GEORGE s. GAY. LIST Field
ARTILLERY from Fort Bliss 10 Fort Sam Hous-
ton for temporary duty.
Colonel CHARLES CLARK. ordnance depart
ment. retired. TO take effect February ls;
1913; granted leave OF absence December 20
10 February Is.
Leaves OF absence: Captain FRANK l..
WELLS 18th Infantry. one month and ten
days from December 10; Captain JOHN X.
PROCTOR, General STAFF, two months from
December 10; Captain GEORGE w CoCHEU.
coast artillery. one month on relief rom
present duties: First Lieutenant ADNA r.
CHAFFEE. Jr.. 10Th Cavalry, three months Strs
r. CRUsAN, infantry. twenty days from ron,
December Is: Second Lieutenant SUMNER
NJ WILLIAMS, 7th Cavalry to March 3
1913: First Lieutenant JOHN r. sTARKEY.
ID Field ARTILLERY. twenty days from
December 10: First Lieutenant JOSEPH A.
ATKINS. 10th Infantry. twenty days on re-
EDWARD p KING. Jr.. 9Th Field Artillery,
I HENR rs'S"' II. SHEEN. quartermast.r corps,
four months from December u
NAVY
Lieutenant r VI. GRIsWoLD, detached navy
yard. Puget Sound, January ? 1918; to the
California.
Illinois to the Nebraska
Ensign W A. RIEDBL, detached the Georgia;
20 the Hannibal. .
surgeon L. l. Won WEDEKlND' command
-, yII Engineer J. w. @. WALKER and Pay
masters CLERK r. W. BAARsCH, resisna-
lions accepted.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The
ollowing movements OF vessels have been
.eported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
December 2-The Utah and the Vermont, al
Hampton Roads; the Des Moines, az fort
Arkansas Tex: the Prometheus, at San
Diego; the Montana, at Merscina' ASA MI
December 3-The Arkansas, at Hampton
Roads; the Denver, at Pichilinque. Lower
California; the Tallahassee AZ Juaith sounn;
the Utah and the Vermont At southern drill
grounds.
Dec. 2-The Utah and the Vermont. from
Southern drill grounds Tor HAMPTON Hoaas,
Hampton Roads for Southern drill grounds:
the Arethusa, from Providence for Port
Arthur, Tex: the Arkansas. from Tangier
Sound for Hampton Roads; the sterling,
from Boston for Sewsll Point: the Petrol,
from Portsmouth for Boston: the Yankton,
from Puerto Plata for Monte Christi; the
Tallahassee. from Smiths Point, Chesapeake
Bay. for Judith Sound. Chesapeake Bay.
Dec. 4-The Saratoga and the Rainbow, from
Shanghai for Hong Kong
rhe Hector. on arrival Of navy YARD, Ports
mouth ordered placed in reserve, and the
Mars in full service.
The Warrington placed in full commission.
navy yard, Norfolk.
TWO GIRLS BADLY BURNED