New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. September Is.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
les,


ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES MARI SMITH,
from attachment 10Th infantry ana as
signed 9th Infantry.
Major CARL REICHMAN, from 2ttn TO 'th
Major CHARLES c. BALLoU, from eth TO
Major JAMES II. MRAE. from 18th to 5th
M5 Tor PETER c. HARRIS from 9th TO 18Th
Major fMos b. sHATTUcK. from 2sth TO
18th Intantry.
Ma ig5r MARCUS D. cRoNIN from 4th to
Major Tor join B. BENNETT, from oath to
Majors tSs BAI.LoU. HARRIS. sHATTUCK.
CLARK and CRONlN 70 San Francisco,
sailing for Philippines November o
Major M'RAE 10 join his regiment on ex-
plration leave OF absence.
Following assignments officers infantry arm
recently promoted announced: Lieutenant
T0.9nfl Mstors JOIN s swITzER. a,h
infantry; JOHN J. BRADLEY. S0th In
fantry: pouGddAs SETTLE; zen SGavy In f,,s
fnfnn,ry: '-. JULIAN L. DoDGE, 22d In
fantry; HERMAN GLADE 9Th Infantry
Captain lUN1us c. GREGORY, nedieal
corps from Philippines. detailed army
Transport 'sNlN'T WIN eNHN'NN N-''
CAPTAIN CHARLES c. BURT. ausrteunaster
corps (quartermaster), now on leave OF
absence at san Francisco. detailed TEN
porarIly transport service, with station az
Following changes stations officers medical
CORPS ordered First Lieutenant Shell
LEY T. MARIETTE and Captain CLAIR
ENCE a. TREUHOL1Z, from Preside OF
Monterey 20 Fort Bayard First L'eu,en-
ara TO Fort Bayard; Captain FRED w.
PALMER. now on temporary duty Fort
Rosecraus from Fort George "rlght 70
W. GIBSON. from Fort Rosecrans. on eN.
piration leave OF absence, 10 Presidlo OF
Monterey; Fret Lieutenant HARRY III.
VAN KIRK. from Plattsburg Barracks 70
Preside OF Monterey. First Lieutenant
FARLEY J. HALLETr. from Fort Ham
iton. on completion Of duty assigned HIM
20 Fort Crook
Firs, lieutenant ALFRED MOSS. from 18th 70
23d Infantry, Lieutenant MOSS, on expira-
ton Of leave OF absence. 10 his resiment
First Lieutenant KELTcE l.. PEPPER, from
70 san Francisco. sailing November for
Philippines. -
medical reserve corps. from Fort Stevens TO
Fort Columbia. September p.
Leaves OF absences First Lieutenant ROBERT
C. CALDWELL. Infantry, one month; CAP
tain FREDERICK II. DE FUNIAK. Jr. 9Th
Infantry. Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs, twenty days.
NAVY.
Captain r. L. CHAPLIN. detached the Mis-
souri,. 10 command the Wyoming.
Lieutenant Commander JOHN HALLIGAN, Jr 4,
detached bureau OF steam engineering. Navy
Department. connection fitting out he
wyoming; on board when commissioned.
Lieutenant Commander F. r. MALE. assist
ant inspector Of machinery. New York Ship
building Company, Camden. September ~
Lieutenant J. T. q. sTAPLER. Naval Acad-
envy. september %. -
Lieutenant Ounior grader J. Il. MORRISON.
naval training station. Newport, October ]
Lieutenant Ounlor grade) @. *. DAVIS
Ensign II. p RossELr. detached the KAN
sas; instruction, Massachusetts, Institute OF
Ensign G. L. BRAND. detached tn. Georgia;
instruction Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nology,
Assistant Surgeon W NJ. KERR. sub-recruit-
Ing station. Newark.
Chief Constructor ". L. Caps, senior mem
Der board on hull changes Atlantic Coast
Philadelphia
chief Carpenter c. p HAND. placed on re-
tired list officers.
MARINE CORPS.
Second Lieutenant Il. r. HICKEY. detached
marine barracks. Norfolk. marine barracks
Annapolis
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHfPS.-The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
September 1.-THE Bagley, at Norfolk; the
Thornton at Charleston. the New Jersey and
the Nebraska, at GARDENERS Bay, tho Con
oneida AZ Norfolk the Louisiana and the
Knpsas HAMPTON Roads