New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-18
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Captains at Sea Soon viii
Know Future Tasks.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, November

EARLY ORDERS FOR NAVAL OFF,
CERS.-Important orders Will be issued
soon by the Navy Department to captains
in command OF vessels who are nearing
the completion of their two years OF sea
duty II is intended to arrange matters
so that officers will know far in advance
OF the duties to which they are 10 De as
signed. The first orders will have 10 90
with the selection Of captains OF the'naVy
Yards at Mare Island. California, ana 6os-
ton.
Among those who are slated Tor as
signment to duty ashore and VINO VIII oe
relieved in the next few months oy oIher
officers of the same rank are captain
Frank w. kellogg, commanding the NC"
Jersey, who has been at sea since octooer
!. 1910. and who will be relieved ABOUT
January l next; Captain William A. el''
commanding the Colorado, at sea since
August u. 1910; Captain Frank NJ. Ben
nett. commanding the South Dakota, at
1ea since September q, 1910; Captain John
Hooeewerff, commanding the Kansas,
n sea since April 10, 1911; Captain Edward
" Eberle, commanding the Atanuc TOT
pedo flotilla, at sea since May g. lsll' Gap
ain Hilary p. Jones. conmaholne .0
Rhode Island. at sea since May TO- 1911
s,aptain Frederick L. Chaplin, command
ny the wyoming, at sea since Aprh o.
1911. and Captain John NJ Elicott' cum
handing the Maryland. at sea since July
s. 1911.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Lieutenant Colonel HARRY L. HAWTHohNS'
coast artillery. from Fort Haneoen1, uSpY j
mand Fort Warren, vice captain hH Mssoy
HATCH assigned $50 CompAn''
FERGUssoN. to New York City, ,.-r, "a
Following officers detailed IN sis ,n. f0tfN q,
take effect December 5: CaptSsinEs TTsHA a.
CHRISTIAN Sth Cavalry, ana ELaSh -.
GRR0TT and JOSEPH B. DOUGLAS, e0Hs'
artillery; First Lieutenans RobES Supp|
LOVE 1ath G Cayairy H HARRH'w W. GREGG
Iatb Infantry; LOUIS A. KUNZIG, SOth , On
E EaS5Ey s4 ABSR7 & s sRHHEsHRAoF j.
9th Infantry; WILDER A. BI4AlN, zSo In
fsntry, and louis r. DouGHETKEITHS' s S.d
Tis,G sIIERBURNE and sUTHER-
LAND. 10 Philippines; Lieutenant LUn =,
Preside Of san Francisco toT 1 ass sfN and
with Company d; Iieutensnts bLA pT AN IN
GREGG to Fort Omaha; Lieutenant bLAL.S.
assigned with Field Company A; Lle9 I,. e.
KUNZIG. to Fairbanks, Alaska, LOT n,N uSI
military cable and telegraph system. S9P1etti
DOITGi.AS and Lieutenant BRINh S a. e.,
to Fort Wood; Captain ABBOTT, 10 oiioo
Itaf signal offcer, Eastern Division; Leu
tenapt DOIGHERTY, take station az foIt
D. A. Russell TO Fort Bliss for assignment
cs Tith coH HPTRMkN GLADE. 9th Infantry,
from Military Academy, December l. az
tached to 29th In d1a aRiE E9fI H. BRIDGES
18th Infantry, placed on llst oetsCIi me-. ~
fcers. take effect December 10, ana naaS "
Captain PETBR W. DAWSON infantry
FoioWing officers from signal corps. 70 take
effect December 2, TO join troop, oatssry y.S ..
Captains ELMER ]. WALLACE. coast ar
tiiery: WILLIAM A. CONlNGtON, CUao'
artillery. and SAMUEL NUE. Lud SAsR1DNTi rTM,
CHARLES SaTAiFi +. o IEoNHRp Infantry asa /
Snfsntry. GEORGE r. GUILD, infantry;
CHARLES A. BRAVO. infantry, and DA"-
SON OLMSTEAD. field artillery ,.,.,,-v
Captain GEORGE E. KUMPE. 2nd Infantry,
detailed in signal corps. take effect Pe I2Slr
her 10 vice Captain REYNOLDS j. BURT
signal corps. Captain KuMPKE' from pres
Following first lieutenants from present ouueS
TO pacific branch, military prison, AIcaus .
S 81 coast artillery: JOHN P. MADAMs,
iith Infantry; SHEPARD L. PIKE lotn
Infantry. ,,. I.,oS
military prison, Alcatraz, December y, 70
jojn company assigned: THOMAS G. COOK
coast artillery; CHARLES A. BELL IN
fantry. and THOMAS NJ. HUNTER 2oth
Infantry. IL, - en-
MANILA for examination for promotion pc
tween March and March 81, 1919, thence
10 proper station: ROY c. HEFLEBOWEk,
GEORGE 3. FOSTER, Jr., and WILLIAM
". ALLEN. -. -
Following officers, coast artillery, from as
signment TO companies indicated to unas-
signed list: First Lieutenant LEWIS Z.
COOLER Jr.. 10th Company: First Lieu
tenant SAMUEL II. NJ CLEARY, 18th Com
panv: First Lieutenant LOREN H. CALL.
1Olst Company; Second Lieutenant LEWIS
Fl BRERETON, 18th Company:
First Lieutenant OLIN II. LONGING, coaBi
artillery, in addition TO other duties VIII
assume charge construction work at Fort
SCrevCn vice Captain HARRY F: DALTON,
uuartermaster corps, to office chief quarter
master corps Washington for temporary
duty. --,x -,
FRS lieutenant KARL TRUEsDALE, signal
CORDS Fort Omaha, 10 New York city for
assignment TO duty commanding onlcer
and acting quartermaster cable boat Cyrus
W Field vice First Lieutenant CHARLES
4 DRANC, signal corps.