New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26

ARMY AND NAV ViNb,,t,'t -. bean
lowing army and navy orders nave peen
issued .n,,v
Major GENERAL WILLIAM w. wlTHEhsloons,,
chief OF stan, detailed member boe s g.n.
| Ordnance and FortlncatlonH vlco MAJOR ''"-
eraI LEONARD WOOD. ,ar
Major ROBERT g. PAXTON, auat'afinas,eerr.
corps TO 81 Louis, report 70 d'pot P""'''
! master for temporary duty. IN.
| Captaln ARTHUR WILLIAMS, CORDS OF ~,
| aincers, from "a Battalion To folt h' 49,,
| worth for duty IN charge ensin'eI uspV ~
relieving Major LNTbl'E bHoNN' oo'p' W
captain GUY cUsHMAN. from 9TH to lith
| cavalry. 40. ..boois
| isort Ieavenworth 60 respective roglntn,vss'
First Lieutenant TREDERlCk o. 1,WWitp
FIFTH, IT, on cavalry; captain 1tIrs, . C,
| CHARLES W HARLOW, 4th tIel1 Nu,
Icry. Captains J. DE CAMP HALL ana
WILEY HOWELL. ana ta, g,,,rS' Major
CHARLES MILLER, Captain CiiN J..n1 ~
ROBERTS and FIRST Lieutenant TH,M " e.
JONES 7th lnfsn,r{i CsP I.1d,,,c m NoLAN
Y ELLIS 10th Infantry and Major lAh'tt
SMITH Captain FRANK ". BANfoh, ana
First Lieutenant ARlsrEDES MOhhNo"'
Following ,ih Ing officers from mounted service
school Fort Riley. 10 Respective reginen,s
Cpptain LOUIS n. BALL, First Lleutehhh,
sTNNLFY KOCH and Second Lieutenant
FRANK X ROSS 9Th cavalry, and FIRST
Lieutenant LEROY 4. COLLINS ana hEiN
nERT HAYDEN. an Field Artillery.
FoiioWing Officers nom Army War College TO
rcspcctfvc regiment. Major JOSEPH ~
LEITCII. 18th Infantry; Major TRUMAN
ren,sln f,AWbFNC1g u CABELI. 9Th In
fantry, detailed I'm quartcrmasters corps
vice Captain JOSEPH H. GRIFF1rHs' quar-
First Lieutenant ALVIN 9. MILLER, medl-
cal corns from Pacific branch military
prison Alcatraz. report TO commanding gen
erai. Western department.
Chaplain HENRI "a. BROWN. corps OF on
glneers. assigned lst battalion OF engineers
First Lieutenant JOSEPH /. BELL. meo, I',
reserve corps. report 10 commanQign general
Western department. .
First Lieutenant IGNATZ u. LOEWY. med
cal reserve corps TO Fort Bliss for duty
pertaining TO care OF Mexican prisoners
Following officers tth Field ARTILLERY from
school OF hre for neld artillery Fort SUI 20
regiment: Captain ALDEN II. BR1WhI.htt
LIE LESLEY J. M.NAlR an. and
! CHARLES r. HOIILNSWORTH. and Sec
ond Lieutenant WILLIAM J. WRONA
NAVY.
Commander II. l.. HONE, detached tho Utah;
20 command tho Dixie
/ Commander r n. CLARK. detached bureau
OF ordnance. Navy Department 10 tho Utah.
/ Lieutenant W. = PCLINT1C. detached Naval
/ Academy. 10 tho Washington.
Lieutenant j. s. MCAIN. detached navy
/ yard charleston 10 Pacific reserve feet.
/ Lieutenant C.. NJ. BAUM detached Office naval
] intelligence, Navy Department; 10 the Mari
eta
I Tloutenants dunior gradc) GEORGE JOERNs
and Il. o. BAUSH. 10 tho Wa5hngton.
Lieutenant Ounior grade) n. G.. WALblNG'
detached the Tennessee; TO Tho West VII
Bnsien r. 2. BYRD. detached the Missouri:
to the Washington.
Surgeon A. j. GEIGER. detached the colo
RADIO: 70 tho West Virginia
! Passed Assistant Surgeon J. g. ZIEGLER,
detached naval hospital. Las Animas; 20 the
Passed Assistant Surgeon WILLIAM CHAM
BERS. detached naval dispensary, Norfolk;
10 marine eNpedltionary force Atlantic feet.
+ Chief Gunner y y. FISHER. detached the
Washington; % receiving ship. the New
. York.
Machinlst j. r. BRADSHAW. detached navy
ward. Charleston. 20 the Washington.
Machlnist r. H. BUSH. 10 the Washington.
Machlnlst A. G. BYRNE. detached navy yard.
Puget Sound. 20 the West Virginia.
MARINE CORPS.
Major CARL GASfBORG-ANDREsE 20 ex-
peditionary duty with special service squad
Captain J. F. WGrLL to 18th Company. 4th
Captain MACK BARR. to Isd Company. lst
Captain A. f. HARDING. TO 18th Company.
Captain W. II. PARKER, 10 18th Company.
special service squadron.
Captain II. G. SNYDER. to 18TH Company.
/ special service squadron.
Captain J. s. TURRILL to 5sth Company ith
/ Regiment
First Lieutenant ". p. SHEARER, 10 2sth
/ Company lth Regiment
First LIe3tenant B. PRATT. to ssth Company.
9Th Company.
First Lieutenant c. H. WELLS to 44th Com
First Lieutenant OTTO BECKER. Jr.. to 18th
Company. special service
Second Lieutenant NJ LUBY TO 43d Company
] LIST Brigade.
Second Lieutenant II. r. TORREY. 10 18th
/ Company. special service squadron.
/ Second Lieutenants J. r.. REID and G.. A.
III fIrHr NaI al LOT
Following officers OF marine corps 20 duty with
9Th Regiment. marine corps. on Pacific Coast:
Captain J. H. PENDLETON, Majors, j. 7.
MYERS ". y MKELyY and y. G.
/ POWELL Captains +. J. SCHWABLE. j.
ME- HUEY, W. II P,R Pr. &c, 6; IL IL
and G. NJ KINCADE. Ftrst Lleutenants
JOIN POTTS. A D. RoREX. 4: ID.
BARBER. T. VI. RENO +. 4. GARDENER
and e p MOSES, Second Lieutenants d.
". GARDNER. Jr.. NJ r. THATCHER.
OLIVER FLOYD, RICHMOND BRYANT
and d. c. DUNCAN. Paymaster's Clerk l..
W WRIGHT and Field Clerk J. W. MUEL-
LER
Following officers ordered TO embark with 80
MAHoNEY.. to command LIST Regiment'
Colonel F. J. MOSES. Majors n. H. HALL
and J. II RUSSELL. Captains ,r * q
S. HOoKER, J. 7. BUTTRIcKt T. II;
BROWN. c. S. OWEN. c. b. TAYLOR and
r. b. SULLIVAN. First Lieutenants G. F.
b. PRICE Ii. II. WIRGMAN, +. II. BRAIN
ARD. T. s. CLARKE and W. s. HARRI-
SON. Second Leutenants j. L. MAYER, n.
c. BATES. L. b. STEPHENSON, G. a.
KING, II. c. PIERCE, p. G. MARMION,
d. p. RoBEN. @. w. VAN HoOsE. p. y.
CASE. ]. b. sEBREE. T. a. sECOR, V. L.
STACK, c. II. METCALF and A. II.
TURNER and Paymaster's Clerk L. L. DYE.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 22-The Hannibal, at Crstobal.
April 23-The Dixie at Tampico; the Paulding,
at Tuxpan: the Saturn. at MaZatlan.