New-York tribune., 1912-03-08


ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY.
Retirement Of Colonel JOHN A. LUNDEEN.
coast artillery. announced. t...-....,,
Lieutenant Colonel ALFRED NJ HUNTER
coast artillery. acting inspector general, de-
tailed In Inspector generals department Nice
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN W. RUCkMAN,
r,.utenant eSpgTt0C Colonel JOHN H. BEACON, 9Th In
fantry. detailed in inspector generals de,
partment March 80, vice Lieutenant Colonel
CHARLES @. MORTON. inspector general,
Division assistant inspector general OF
Ma ,or 1i@' P0WEII, 0IStfE c. FAUNTLEROY medical
corps relieved from further operation.
Major HENRY r FERGUSON. 10th Infantry
detailed in quartermaster's department.
captain ALPHA T. EAsToN Cretired). detailed
as professor military science at Harvard
School. Los Angeles.
Hollowing captains medical corps 10 Army
Medical Museum Building, Washington, May
!, for examination for promotion PERRY
Captain FREDERICK II. POMROY. commits
Fary. from New York City TO Eastern Dl-
vision as assistant chief commissary Of that
Captan WARREN w. wHITsIDE. 18th Caval-
~, detailed IN quaTtermaster department
April l6 to washington.
Captain WILLIAM NJ. GOODALE. paymaster,
from Vancouver Barracks 10 Seattle.
Captain ELMER W. CLARK. quartermaster,
assigned TO 2lSt infantry ApTll l.
Captain EDWIN W. RICH, medical corps. TO
Letterman General Hospital, Preside OF San
Francisco May !. for examination for pro-
Captain WILLIAM n. HUGHES retired, to
general recruiting service, Nashville.
Captain LVG5OS dcnsrtmend
First Lieutenant WILLIAM r.. DEAR, medical
corps 10 Army Medical Museum Building
Washington, for examination for promotion
Name pf Of First Lieutenant COLLIN II. BALL
Scers and name Of First Lieutenant JOHN
b. BARNES. infantry. removed therefrom
lieutenant Barnes assigned TO 9Th Infantry
First lieutenant WILLIAM x. DEAR. medical
corps on arrival al San Francisco to Fort
Followjng second lieutenants Philippine scouts
from posts indicated to san Francisco.
April 5. sailing for philippines; JOSEPH p
TI;UrccKER. Fort Bgady, and EARLE l.
pesignation OF Second Lieutenant JOHN W.
oUILLIAN, coast artillery, accepted
Resignation OF Second Lieutenant FRANK w.
HRADEN. 2Gth Infantry. accepted
Second Lieutenant RUDOLPH W. RIbFkOHl'
coast artillery, attached 5Sth Company 10
Fort Banks, thence to Fort Monroe
Following SrS1 second leut.nants Philippine scouts
Francisco. sailing April . for Philippines;
LLOYD b. BENEFIT Jefferson Barracks;
IS2DJRpro PgDRo p. DtrLAY Fort Ontario.
toares of absence: Captain STANLEY n.
EMBICK, General STAFF, ono month and ten
days from March IL Captain ABRAHAM
L, LOEB. 9th Infantry. three months
NAVY.
Tensign p T. g. LOWELL. home: wait orders.
Assistant Surgeon II. G. DAVIS. TO naval hos
cbieF 'i5sol iB5soolatswain II. p. RAHBUsCH, detached
tbe south Carolina: home await orders
Roatswain NELS DRAKE, detached the New
Hampshire: home, wait orders.
Boatswain l. p. GUY. detached the Franklin;
20 the South Carolina.
| t2ootsvyain NJ j. BRESNAHAN, detached the
FRANKLIN; 20 the New Hampshire.
| MschinIst w NJ. MILLER. detached the Ne
'" hraska. home. wait orders.
| Machinist r. w. JENKINS, detached the Wa
bash; 10 the Nebraska
/ psynsster'e clerk L. A. DYEKMAN, appoint
! ed TO the Intrepid ,,oo-o,,
| r..,,,,,aetrr's clerk VI. A, HOOTON. resigna-
- tion accepted, March 81
| MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-Ths
following movements of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED
March G.-E-l and E-2 at Delaware Break
AiaiSm , ~. The olympia at Charleston: the
TaIlaI,assee, at Hampton Roads.
! SAILED.
| March 2-The Cesar from Lambert Point foi
| ~ In Guavra: the Tallahassee, from Nor.
folk for Hampton Roads; the Nashville
from Guantanamo, for cape hsltien.
The cievelShd placed IN commission first re-
| a. Nuost VIRGINIA placed In first reserve
,,syy vard puget Sound, on arrival at thai
,nrd Msrch IL. the Galveston and th'
| f,bnttsnooca placed In commission. FIRST
rgerve, navy yard. Puget souna. March 10