New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
fFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January s.

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain MICHAEL j. NJ DONOHUE. corps OF
engineers. To Fort Leavenworth for test In
horsemanship; thence TO Army Building, New
York CITY for examination for promotion.
Captain FRANCIS II. POPE, quartermaster
corps tic Fort George Wright as quartermas-
ter.
Captain CLARENCE LIE r. COLE, medical
corps. from army medical school. Washing
ton. to Fort Leavenworth, January 30
Captain JOHN y. STRAIT. 18th Infantry. 70
recruiting service; TO Evansville, Ind, vice
First Lieutenant TRUMAN W. CARRlTH-
Frs infantry.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM L. GILMORE.
from 2sth TO 18th Infantry. April ]; First
lieutenant JAMES r. WARE. from 18th TO
2Sth Infantry, April l. Lieutenant GlLMoftb
to San Francisco. sailing April for Ma
Mia. Lieutenant WARE to his regiment IN
United States, May l. rropo
Name OF First Lieutenant DEAN HALFORD'
nd Infantry. placed on list OF detached ON
GERS and name Of E5st in, euena" removed
thorefrom. Lieutenant CARRlTHERS as
signed 22d Infantry.
First Lieutenant JOHN NJ PRATT medIca.
reserve corps, ordered to active duty: to Fort
Resignation Of Second Lieutenant WILLIAM
ID. GEARY. 18th Cavalry, accepted, TO take
Leaves OF absence. Major EDISON a. LEWIS.
sth Infantry four months on arrival IN
United States: Second Lieutenant WILLIAM
d. GEARY, 18th Cavalry, 10 Mareh -
NAVY
Ensign II. s. KEEP. detached the Celtic; the
New Jersey. ,,,. -
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. L. MANN, dc.
,acbed navy disciplinary barracks, fort
Royal. 10 navy recruiting station, Dallas,
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. p. POLLARD de-
tached navy recruiting station, Daiias' AeN''
C.bief Gunner r. a. NEVINS detached naval
magazine. Fort Miiiin. February "a !"
Aslatic station.
MARINE CORPS
Foiloving officers LIST Provisional Regiment
and Guantanamo Provisional Battalion, on
bonrd the Prairie 10 original stations: MAJORS
" n. MKELVEY and II. G. DAVIS; zap
tains r. b. PUTNAM, HARRY LIE; H. H.
kip r. Y. RHEA. GILES B1SHOP. u,
c. r. WEsTCoTr. Jr.. aud b; w Sicily
First Lieutelants W. a. MEL. a e., nd
MANNEY and n; A. EASTM,ASGN; seeop.
MCRONE, A. NC. ROBBINS, r. w
VoETH {. A. f. KING. PERE WILMER
and r g. HUNTER. Jr.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSiiIPS.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Ian 3-The Potomac. g: Norfolk; the DIas,
ton, the Paulding and the Roe at navy yatu'
New York -. ,,o,,
Jan 4-The Delaware, at navy yam. -.
York; the Cincinnati, at Swatow' the ~
thusa, at Port Arthur. Tex the iS Is ',,
AT Tompklnsville. the Eagle az TOT TOT -
Prince. the Yankton. at Monte Shrlsu' u'e
Ontario. at Guantanamo. .o
Jan THE Arkansas. at Guantanamo
SAILED
Jan 3-rhe Drayton. the Paulding ana me
Roe from North River. New York City' Ior
navy ward. New YORK. M,
Ian 4-The Delaware. from IoHlpklhsN me
FOR navy yard, New York: the vulcan. rom
Guantanamo. for Hampton Roads. ne
Lebanon from Iona Island for Iohpklhs-
Vile: the Yankton. from Puerto Flata i0l
Monte Christi: the Ammen the burrows tne
Michigan. the Patterson and the Trippe' from
Newport for Guantanamo. ~
Ian 5-The flaming. the Jarvis, the Jenkins'
the Jouett and the Warrington. from Nor
folk for Guantanamo: the Dixie. the Dldy-
ton the Henley, the Paulding' the letrs'
tho Roe and the Sterritt from nanS yaTu'
New York FOR Guantanamo: the wheeling
from Savannah for Jacksonville.
Tho wyoming, assigned neet hassihp' AZ
lantic neet vice the Utah. - ..,...t.
The Utah. assigned first division Atahtc
fleet -, a.,
Tho Atlantic submarine hotlla has been ds-
continued as such. and groups formerly COM
prising 4, have been constituted INTO sup
marine fotila. Atlantic fleet. assigned torpedo
fotilla, Atlantic fleet.