New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau

ORDERS ISSUED.-These army anu
navy orders have been issued
ARMY
,-,...t, pAsrr. n IENOTR signal corps
from the cable ship Burnside TO seattle To-
duty with Observation-Disclosures military cao'o
and telegraph system =. ..,,put.r
coast artillery. assigned Goth COMPANY
First Lieutenant FRANK c. OLOD HhL LIZ.
Philppine Scouts. to General Hospital fo'l
RESIGNATION Of Second Lieutenant DANIEL a,
Common. 14th cavalry, accepted 10 take
Assienments- Second lieutenants Of cavalry
ordered assigned to regiments indicated Ell
fective NAV %: HAROLD MELVli,LHf
CLARK 1st Cavalry; HARotp IP P0NtfGH
BARNITZ. 14th cavalry: RAYMOND MOh-
RIS. nth Cavalry. <.
Assignmcnts-second leutenants OF infantry
TO regiments indicated: JOHN CHARLES
pALNFR BARTHOLF. 9th Infantry May
q. JAMES PERRY COLE. 4th lnIaniry'
May 81: ROBERT HAYWOOD BAKREdh Il;
1Gth Infantry: ERNEST JOSEPH CARR eth
Infantry. to Fort Logan H. Roots May q
PATRICK JAMES HURLEY. Sd Infantry
DONALD ROBERT MMILLEN, 18th IN
fantry; HUGH BROADUs KEEN. 1Ith In
fantry May 81: ORA MATTHIAS BALDlNE-
Err. 18th Infantry.
Leaves Of absence: Captain WILLIAM f.
JEFFs. 2d Field Artillery. one month and
fifteen days from MAY 10; Second Lieutenant
JOHN s. SINGLETON. infantry. three
months; Captain CASPER Fl. CONRAD. JR..
quartermaster corps. fifteen days from May
Il. First Lieutenant GEORGE r. GUILD.
attached 22d Infantry. two months. thence
10 General Hospital Fort Bayard: Lieuten-
ant Colonel GEORGE T. LANDERS, coast
artillery one month.
NAVY
Commander Q. b. PRICE. detached the Ken
lucky. home, wait orders
Lieutenant l.. H. GfIoRMLEY, Naval Acad-
envy.
Lieutenant W V. TOMB. to- branch Hydro
graphic office. san Francisco
Lieutenant CHARLES ". DENSMORE, de
tached the Nebraska: the So!ace
Lieutenant punior gradeD c. r. HYATT 70
assistant inspector target practice and en-
gineering competitions, Navy Department,
Assistant Surgeon J. \. TOMPKINs. y. NJ.
X. G., detached navy recruiting station, New
York. navy recruiting station. Buffalo
chief Boatswain r. s. MEHRTENs. placed on
retired list: detached all duty; home.
Gunner JOHN HARDER. detached receiving
ship az Mare Island the Colorado
Gunner c. W. a. CAMPBELL. detached the
colorado; home wait orders,
CHIEF Machinist ADAM GIBSON. placed on
retired list; home.
Mschinlst WILLIAM TwIGG. IT, 10 naval
station, Newport. May Il.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS These
movements Of naval vessels have been
April 22-The Delaware and the Rhode Island
at Southern drlil GROUNDS, the DeldNait anu
the Rhode Island. at Hampton Roads; the
Sonoma. az New York yard; the Nashville
n SsntO Domingo city: the Orion. at Nor
folk Yard the Justin. at Amapala.
SAILED.
April 21-The Des Moines, from Cristobal for
New orleans.
April 22-The Maynower, the Delaware and
the Rhode Island. from Hampton Roads Tor
Southern drill grounds the Delaware and
the Rhode Island. from Southern Drill
Grounds for Hampton Roads: the Connect
cut from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz; the
Wheeling. from Santo Domingo city for
Guantanamo. the Orion. from Hampton
Roads for Norfolk: the Cincinnati. from
Cavite FOR Shanghai: the Chattanooga, from
Bremerton for six-day cruise.
April 23-The Brutus from Beirut for Smyrna