New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, June :. !.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army
nd navy orders have been issued

Washington, June =
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been issued
ARMY
Brigader General RAMSAY y. POTTS, from
command ith Brigade and on expiration
leave Of absence 10 Preside of san FRAN
cisco. assume command Sth Brigade. 80,
Colonel STEPHEN NJ. FOOTE. coast artll-
Iery and Major JAMES W. MANDREW,
infantry. from Army War College TO Naval
Major FREDERICK f. RUSSELL medical
corps. TO Minneapolis. TO represent medlcai
department at siNty-fourth annual SEES
sion American Medical Association JUNE
Major CHARLES LYNCH. medical corps,
from ofice surgeon general and with
American Red Cross June so. and on ex-
piratlon leave OF absence to san IRAN
cisco. thence 70 Philippines -.
First Lieutenant GUY II. WlMAN: i'm CAV
airy. to Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Following first leutenants medical reserve
corps from Army Medical School 20 posts
speciied CLARENCE +. BELL. Fort
Bliss, RAYMOND w. Bliss ,S;,, Fort H Eaa,
f1Hcs SIPNET M SHAGgEF Fort s sSm
Houston: HARRY l.. DALE: camp Dous.
las. REETRAM r. DD ~ yyoHi ;r. E For
WILLIAM u. HERBERT. Fort sam Hous-
ton: ROBERT II. DUENNER. Fort Ogle-
thorpe: JOHN :. {. FIEIpEN. IT. For,
du Pont: CHARLES c. HILLMAN, Fort
Mver: BENJAMIN r. WARR1NER, Fort
Williams: ERNEST c. MCULLOCH, Fort
RILEY.
corps from Army Medical school Wash %
ington to stations and duty indicated
FLETCHER Q. MFARLAND. Fort ID. \.
Russell, duty with Ambulance Co No J.
ALVIN W. SCHOENLEBER. Fort = \.
Russell duty with Field Hospital No
EDWARD r. 3 WEIDNER. Preside Of
san Francisco. duty with Field Hospital
No .: STEPHEN II. SMITH, Preside OF
san Francisco, duty with Ambulance CON-
pany No .; WILLIAM 3. BORDEN. Sol
diers' Home. Washington; GEORGE X
CALENDER. General Hospital, Fort BAY
ard: RAYMOND c. BULL, Texas city
duty with Ambulance Company No .:
GEORGE + LUI,L. walter Reed General
Hospital: NORMAN r KIRK. Texas city,
duty with Field Hospital No. j. -
r'irst Lieutenant WALTER SINGLES, coast
artillery. from 18TH Company TO unas-
signed list August "a -
First Lieutenants JOHN r. MkNlGHT and
PHILIP 3 CONNOLLY, medical corps, 10
proper stations. June 30. 1000.
second Lieutenant BRADFORD q. CH1NO-
WETH. corps OF engineers. TO fort Ethan
Allen, in connection with TROUT for cavalry
Leaves Of absence: Major WILLIAM W.
juiv /; Lieutenant Colonel RICHARD NJ.
BLATCHFORD, infantry, extended TO July
.. Major WALLIS q. CLARK retlred,
two months: First Lieutenant JAMES q.
STEESE, corps Of engineers two months
and ten days from June 10; First Lieutenant
WILLIAM G MEADE De-, % 4 Eayalr E.rt two
Hospital second Lieutenant MERL P
sCHILLERsTRoM. 18th Infantry, from
second Lieutenant ALEXANDER W;
CLEARY, 23d Infantry, one month ana
twenty days from June 10
NAVY.
CAPTAIN j. A. HOOGEWERFF. Naval War
.. Lieutenant Commander II. P PERRIL1. de-
tached the Tennessee; home. await orders
Lieutenant Commander I. ID. PARKER, de-
inspectiOn Massachusetts
trict. TO Naval War College.
Lieutenant dunior sradel n; w MC0R X
staff commander in chief Pacific reserve
heet
Passed Assistant Surgeon ". NJ KERR, de-
tached naval hospital. New York; TO naval
Assistant Surgeon G. r. FRENCH, naval hos
pital New York.
MARINE CORPS.
Second Lieutenant RICHMOND BRYANT. de-
tached marine barracks, Puget Sound; to the
second Lieutenant HARRY SCHMIDT, de-
tached marine barracks, Mare Island TO
marine recruiting Office Chicago.
Second Lieutenant r p. PIERCE, recruit
depot marine barracks. Mare Island. on ar
rival IN United States.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements OF naval vessels
have been reported:
ARRIVED
May 50 the Annapolis. at Mazatlan.
May 81. the Montana, ~ Philadelphia. the
south Dakota, at san Diego; the Thornton.
AZ Charleston; the Prairie. at Philadelphia;
the St Louis. at Bremerton: the Dolphin,
At North River, New York City; the Whip
pie. the Paul Jones the Preble, the Stewart
and the TruXton, at Sausalto
June /, the Buffalo, at Tiburon, the Neptune,
At Dry Tortugas.
June .. the Dolphin, at Washington.
SAILED
May 81, the Lebanon. from New York Navy
Yard for Norfolk: the South Dakota, from
Santa Barbara for san Diego: the Arkan-
sas. from Rockland for Hampton Roads: the
Delaware. from North River. New York City
for Hampton Roads. the Dolphin. from
North River for Washington.
June !. the Buffalo from Mare Island for
Tiburon: the Scorpion. from Constantinople
for Odessa, via Constanta the Arethusa,
from Guantanamo for Port Arthur.
June .. the Helena. from Shanghai for Nan
king; the Flusser, from Charleston for Nor
folk
The Kearsarge and the Kentucky placed in
ordinary at the navy ward. Philadelphia, and
remain attached Atlantic reserve fleet.