New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-22
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following arm
snd navy orders have been lssueu'
ARMY.

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ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
snd navy orders have been issued
ARMY
leiaiors LEROY T. HILIMAN and WlLFoRD
\ HAWKINS, ordnance depai intent IT,, .
tailed As majors in that department, Sr'! =
Name Of Colonel CHARL5Es NJ nf9cers and
na,os Of Colonel CHARLES G. MORTON
infantry. removed therefrom I..,r "
'Naptains GILBERT II. STEW H. - ~ 1O =,
WALLER, CHARLES 6. MET TLE ok r, TT
SEPH H. PELOT MORGAN - b M :
RICHARD Ii. soMERS n THQM MAS W Il
CASE CHARLES ; DONAVIN and AR
THUR u. MINICK. and First LieuIeh ani
FRED II. COLEMAN. from de'al' III ''u
nance department jun ~ s,or,,os,t first
iFoiowing captains ordnance depar,neh co, ms
ueutenants coast artillery, assigned Co'Hpd
MES coast artillery. specified June -.
sNHARLES 6. NET III. l Ilson nv, Nor
GAN L. BRETT. SD Company: RloHAKD
II. soMERS; l ODD, Company I ih e ROSE
efth COMPANY and CARR w. WALLER
Itaptain WILLIAM r. DAVIS. mcdlca' e0lpS
from assignment Schoheld barracks Iepoi'
commanding general. Hawaiian DepSItnieet....
thirst Lieutenants GEORGE X: NSSnn,ITS
EVERETT HUGHES THOMAS ). SM dii ~
HALSTEAD 2. COUNCILMAN and J OIiN
THOMAS. detailed captains In ordnance
department. June 20. for four years ord
6aptdin GLEN F. jerks, coast aTIlIIe'S s+b
T'i~st Iieutcnants HARRY h. JORDAN: -"
cavalry: CHARLES 3. GATEWOOD W
TER ~ WILHELM and BIkIH - -, "
]. HAFFEY. coast artillery; ALEAANSlGJtr1TE =
MASH 18th Infantry, and FREI5Ei'I.. ,, ~
: SCHNETDFR. Sth Cavalry. detailed captains
IN ordnance department Iune ~ ,,.D,,ON-
second Ideutenants KENNETH 4. hAHIHD.N;
WILLIAM A. PENDLETON, Jr.' = VI a. ~
GLADON NJ. BARNES. Earl J; W, w; h- eCos,
DALE and MILAN p f1T 1rtftfEt, Tr
"a Field Artillery. detailed first heu,enss anu;
ordnance department for four years rom
tn.ssxes OF absence: Colonel ALEXANDER o
PpODTF. adiutant general. four nibnths from
Iulv 10: First Lieutenant EDIAh
TAINEs, medical reserve corps; ,,t t5TSe
months; Captain THEoDcHSE LA IsNfF,S
medical corps. two months captain JAME9
u HEIsINGER, medical corps one month
NAVY.
l1Aeuteaant j. b GAY, detached navy Wy rs csnI
s7Ieufenaut : r MILLER. detached Naval
Academy. June :; the supply. -. VI.
lIssutenant a. =. COOK de'sche go Ie,,,sisna
lieutenant 0unior grade g. G hhH I'M
/ navy recruiting station -. Lonl Sr- - ~ A.
Lieutenant Ounior erade) H. D. Abnbi ~ ~
tached the Virginia. June Z; home wait UT
y .ieYtenant dunior grade n. p CUMMINGS.
detached the Nebraska, June a. nome Wall
,n signs 4. u. GUTHRIE. y. W HIBBs and
j. c MONFORT, detached the Arkansas
90 , ,,,astsr's clerk c. E RAPHoLEE, ap-
pointed: navy yard. New York.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPs.-The
Following movements Of naval vessels
have been reported
ARRIVED.
Mia 2D-The Cesar al Guantanamo: the Ga
cisr at Guaymas. the Lawrence. az mare
/ Island. the Lawrence, AZ hausalto' inc
south Dakota. AT Tiburon.
MAJ 2i-The supply. at Guam.
SAILED.
kMav o-The Connecticut from Vera cruz
for Tampico: the Reid, from norfolk ior
Annapolis: the Rocket, from Norfolk tor
J Tudifh sound: the Castine the Mars. the
81 the CO the C-3. the c. and the
Cs' from Norfolk FOR Guantanamo; the
celtic from Boston for Newport; the Le-
banon from Newport FOR Block Island so9no
1 the Lawrence. from Sausaito Tor MAI
island: the Lawrence, from. Mare lsianu
. for Sausalito: the MARYLAND. from Mare
Island for Bremerton. me South bahO'a'
from Mare Island for Tiburon. -.
lspecial service squadron discontinue. tne
Montana and the Tennessee viii be- con :
sidered as vessels employed on speolai
service. =, a.. ,.~o,,,
l-rhe severn. detached as tender first group,
euh-narine Notilla. torpedo hotilla, Atsnuc
feet assigned temporary duty as tehuei
second group same organization