New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-01

,,,h,,c to-day, the uon-eftective rate OF Inc
p"D.,, so,dier was 25.SS. while that of the
" 80 so,dier was $3.50; the Porto Rican
o7s and the Filipino, 1891
IN, report also shows that the white
.-oors required the highest average num-
S.r ~ DAYS treatment for each case OF
s,..buitv. The Porto Rican had the high
=, rote for admissions TO hospitals and
q, deaths and the negro troops the high
:, rat, for discharge. However, the con-
.,antly non-effective rate which Is hela
70 he the true measure Of the loss IN
.nciency Of the army from sickness ana
injury. was 1928 a 1000. the lowest non
.sActiye rate in the history Of the army.
The deaths from all causes were 54H' OF
which 1S4 were from disease. The total
death rate and that from disease are both
the lowest OF. record, except for 1910.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following or
dsrs have been issued:
aRMY
Resignation Of Major HALDIMAND r.
YOUNG QuaTteImastcT corps NquaiIe'-
c. master JOSEPH sSsfRle' BAER 9Th cavalry,
fyon, Military Academy, attached loth
Cavalry, to Fort Myer 20 command troop
18th Cavalry. -.r. ,, 1900
from Fort Wood, 20 Washington.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL A. SMOKE retired, from
Jefferson city, 20 Columbia, MO. 80,
Captain FRED 7. AUSTIN, Sd Field ArtlI-
iery. from school Of fire for field artillery
Fort sill to Fort OglethOrpe, thence TO
Fort Myer. ,.-,,,r,,.
TER coast artillery, assume charge con-
s,ruetion work, For; Taylor. A., ...-,,- o.,
Following frst HeUtenauts, medical corps 10
Manila, for examination for promotion
between January / and March 81, thence
TO proper stations ALBEkI ;. ~ 7" I 70
ERNEST r. GENTRY, GEORGE ~. ED
WARDS. JOSEPH CASPER, EDWARD N.
WELLES. Jr, CONDOR q. MCORNACk'
WILLIAM H. IHEARLE; GLENN /
T. KTHG THOMAS II. JOHNSTON, JOHN
THOMAS D. WOODsoN, ALEXANDER,
7,r f99rFR pI iRHY T Fl MHRE 4 hTE
TIN. MARK D. WEED, CHARLES W.
HAyERKAMPF, HARRY r. BERRY
ROYAL REYNOLDS JAMES 5. F0M,, FE-
E wv x II ht cRi,y h4 A6HH A. BERKET,
WIBB F. COOPER. ARTHUR o. DAVIS,
FLOYD KRAMER EDWARD J.. NAPIER
and W. COLE DAVIS. ,.,.
EST J. DAWIEY. 2d Field Artillery. two
months: Captain DANA T. MERRILL. 10th
Infantry. fifteen DAYS. First Lieutenant
three months, on relief from Cornell Uni
veTsity; First Lieutenant JAMES VI;
CHURCHILL Infantry, three months ana
ten days on relief from Connecticut AgTi-
cultural College: First Lieutenant ROB
ERT P. HARBOLD. 25th Infantry one
month.
NAVY
Commander ". ". PHELPS, detached the
HWH
Lieutenant j. ". BABCOCK, detached In
spector Of ordnance, whitehead torpedo
works, England Navy Department
Lieutenant c. a. WOODRUFF, commits
Lieutenant Ciunior grade) B. II. BRUCE,
detached the Ohio: the Baltimore.
Ensigns A. a. MERDICk and G. G. COR
DON, detached the Connecticut; the Yank-
Ensisns E, f. WILSON and V. D. CHAP
LINE, detached the Hull; the Paul Jones
Ens.gns 9. 4. ROOD, @, 4. SMITH and
x z snow, detached the Mississippi
srslsn r. s. WENTWORTH. detached the
Florida; naval hospital, Washington.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ". A. MAY, de-
i s.!i nava! hospital washington; me
Aetlng Assistant Dental Surgeons Z. 4.
BRYANT and ". ~ COGAN, Bureau OF
Psynssters D. G MRiICHIE, b. D. MGEE.
J. WILLETT W. l.. T. SIMONPIETRl
and REGINALD SPEAR, and Passed As
ssstent Paymasters J. r. O'MARA, y. y.
ROGERS, N. II. PHILBRICK, F. Z.
%NILLEN and J. II. KNAPP, commits
stoned
Assistant Paymastsr r. f. LAMBERT, de-
teehed Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts;
We Alert and first submarine group Pa
c c; Gunner K. Z. JAN. the Tallahassee.
Snlet haehinist ". O. GRAY, detached tho
Chief PbarT,srjstg TJTSSIEp-r rIEN-py and
= D. MILLlGAN, commissioned.
Faymaster's Clerk p. J. VALOIs, appointed;
TIE Charleston.
MARINE CORPS.
Captain r. r. WALLACE, IT., and First
lieutenant G. b. EOGEL, detached the Ne
oraska the Illinois
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
1et 29.--The Solace. at mpkinsville.
'ei. s0-The Virginia, the South Carolina
sho the Georgia, at Hampton Roads; the
,s,hterson, the Ammen, the Burrows, the
sohaghan and the Trippe. az Boston; the
SSIpply al Honolulu; the Buffalo at Mare
ost SL-Ihe Delaware at Rockland
SAILED.
VI @-The Ajax. from navy yard. New
.iork for Hampton Roads; the solace,
t, Ion navy yard. New York, for Tomp-
OsL 9-The Hartford from Norfolk for
nnAIleston. the New Hampshire, from
cortland for Hampton Roads the Buffalo,
I,s2m Mare Island Navy Yard for Mare
>, hhhd Light.
'.e Hun. detached first group, Pacific tor
ptao fotilla. assigned reserve torpedo
sFoup. Mare Island.
ne s,ol PAU Jones. detached reserve torpedo
slolp Mare Island: assigned first group.
~ aelhc torpedo fotilla.
nc Porter. placed out OF commiss navy
yard. New Yorl,