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What Army and Navy
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Knrljr tomorrow morning (lie coin- lie drllN nnil ns far us poxsllilo. the
nel, headquartcra, nnil the First nnil nctn luiidllluiis of roll vvnrfnro will
Second l)nttnllons of the First Infim-.cx,'t , , , ,.
rj. N. (. II., nml one hospital coin- """' """"'" " '""
u.ny tll go out to Kiplolnnl Park '"' Suite, liiimtrv. who will bo
pitny will go out to Kip
rot drill. Colonel tflcglcr, command
lug officer of the regiment, will go In
command of tho men nml n good
diy's drill will he put lit.
'ThlK will rrobnblv ho the
In. in miiaiiil of the en mi) nnil, In his
(.apicltv fs omniandlng o nicer, will
tut ns Instructor-ln-chlet. During
I the Joint maneuvers of tile Arinj nml
I ml
lime the men will have nn npportu-
National (lunrd of California nt Atas
i.idcro I .let cir Mnjor Dunning nctcd
lf l vt Inn.hnr fr .1,111 l,frn " "lljllt Ult general llll tllllt CXpCrl-
Ihc time conies for going Into oflinp, lfnr,('-1 co,l"l0'1 )vHh ,,' 1i1k'1 """'
nnd tho maneuvers will therefore ho '" ''ls l.fesIon. will, u U felt, he
... tho greatest Importance Pnrtlc- "f thB, Krwt 1nluo l0 ' NtlonnI
ulnr 'attention will ho given to ox-i0""'1 of V"";"
irmtn,! nr.w .Irlll ,,) i ..irnl, 't I" lrohnlilc Hint, with the excop-
.'Ctjlonel Jones. Adjutant General of "on ' l,, ',otn"" neewwry to keep
Hie Nntlonnl Guard of Hawaii. Is vciy ,l "r,' ,M,f,r "'""'"P. "' " s;'"
CBthalatlc over the prospects for,""" " ' '"" ''
th'o enmp of Instruction, and believes fan,r- "' """ fam'-
IliiifRii of Construction nnd ncpalr,"
Thin doiihtlePB In Just what It should
ho cthlrnlly and ncndfcmtcally, hut h)
I m 11 la n mhmntner and a pirngrapli
Iiiir Iipcii placed In tho new rpRiiin
lions with tho appioval of the Presl
dent that nlll mako It a case for dis
cipline If repeate'l.
Major Charles G. KonR, U. S Mnr
luo Corps, the conunnndlnR odlccr at
Camp Ver, hns been In the scrlco
hIiico 1S1U Ills second lieutenants
Kintnlsslon was dated from July 1 of
(lint car. Ills captain's coiuinlsslon
v.is tinted March 3, 1899. ,
Pi lor to being ordered here, Mnjor
l-ons was oorum.inillUK oniter nt the
Marino Dnrmcks in WnsliltiRton, I).
C, nno of tliu most Important, If not
should probablj hear much lcs of n
desire for titles now held exclusively
by tho line." Mr lluchnnnn surrcsIb
the followlnR chnnses In start tltlosl
SurRPon Renernl to mcdlcil director
Rcnornl; surgeon Rncrnl, retired, no
chanRc; mcdlc.il director, retired, to
surRcon ccncinl siirpeon general, ro
tired, no change medical director, no
chnnRc; medical Inspector Jo fleet si
Reon; surRcon to stnn surRcon; pass
ed assistant suiRion to surgeon; ns-
lBtnt-mrReon to surgeon (Junior
Rradc);i nsslslnnt siirReon, retired, to
stirROoit (Junior grndo); elilcf con
structor to dlnetor Reneral of coir
strncUon; chlif constructor, retired
to coWmctor Renernl: nnnl con
stiuctor, retired to constructor gen
crnl! naval ennstruetor to chief coll
nctunlly the mont Important, marine Utrnctor; nanl ronstrurtnr to chief
thnt the cltltcn soldiery will nrotH
rieatly b) their close association with
)iiv;itslonal fighting men.
On the 18th, the Plrst Infnntry,
N (1. II will go Into camp at Mo
nunlua with the Second llattnllnn of
tfc Twentieth Infantry. Tho enmp
.millltllAnl 1 lifitnr frntlnn Inln fnnill.
nrss under the supervision of Cnp-"n" nPI-'lnlc.J from HnoU
tun Jnhn..n .in,.ni,t nnorinM,,,.. Cnptnln Murlx" nrrhal wllimicnn
ter,
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Captain Aithur T Marlx, I' 8
M C , Is expected hero shortl to tnho
up the duties of post quartermaster
nt Camp Ver Cnptnln Marlx en
tered the service ns second llcutcn
nnt In the United States Marine
Corps on April IS, 1R99, nnd recel
id double liars on .lul) 2.1. 1901. lie
n Johnson, rcglmentnl (luartcrinns. I v"" ""' "",'", "''"';"'""'"
. nnd Captain Neely. rcRlmentnl ' n r"ovl"B "f c-,',lnl" NVI"la'n i'
umlssary. Is looking after his end J i'"'1 ' 'c Present Post Q M. nnd.
ih ., ..ink.. 'ho commniulant of Camp Very In
oi tho business
The men will tlecp under (oiiimon
wttll tents during the tiic dns they
nro In camp Instead of being forced
tn'mit 111, utfh .tinllnr Inula
. J... .. ... ..... . Ilcciilations Is In nn'ii ntid will he
.me iivo uais oi enmp uie win oc . . ..... '. ,. .
the ilijs when it was n oiic-compan
pbt.
coipa details In America.
Leave ot nbence for one month Is
ri anted to l.l.ut. Andrew 1). Chamd,
JOth Infantry, Monterey.
The Naval Appropriation bill will
contain a pralslon ns to cinplojmciit
of Chilians at iwy yards, thnt will, as
rerommended by tho Depnltnient, hI-
low of a mora coircct chissHlcitlon of
Ijborcrs now llrted ns "steclal." Un
der the new arrangement it will bo
possible to emp'o under each bureau
nt a nay nrd certain civilians In tho
bureau recommended ns needed, who
thnll rocelHi their compensation from
a fraction of tho various ppproprla,
tlons which aro prclousl) set asldo
by CoiiRrcss for that purpose. Con
RresH will simply allot Hit lump sum,
nnd leave, to tho Secretary. of tho Navy
the c'stnbllshmcnt of grades. In this
way It, will bo possible to compcto
wth the scale of waRes outside of tho
go eminent nrds nnd control the
t mount of expenditure.
The revised edition of tho Nmj
KHcn up to good, hnrd work nnd will,
ltjno wa, be n picnic Tho camp Is
for tho purpose of giving tlic Nntlon
nl (luirdsmen ntnste of rent soldier
Ifig. nnd It will 'be work, drill, work,
drill.
The men nrc looking forward with
pleasant anticipation to tho camp ex
perience, however, realizing that It
will do wonders toward Improving
their various organizations
There will bo companv. battalion,
nnd regimental drills, and particular
nticntlon will' ho given those forma-
rend for distribution soon It ls
promised thnt mau Intercstlm;
changes wilt nppiar in 'tho diiciiiiu-nt
mid some of them will Jar the Service
n bit The old question of the use of
the title where onlj tho "rank nnd psv
of" ro with nn ofTico Ins been dealt
with dlstlnctl and ptnhibl) effectlvi
ly until some future President gets
fresh light on the matter. This ques
tlon camo to the surfaco In the cast'
of near Admiral Upshur and Inter in
that of Civil Engineer Pear) At the
1 resent Junctuio It wns forced on oflr
Hear Admiral Ingersoll, In his near
lug ou the Marine Corps question,
rtnted tint the plan of tho General
llonrd was to use tho Corps lit ad
Minced naval (uses, 1,fi00 each nt
Ouantnnumii nnd Pearl llmbor At
Panama tho marines arc to bo drilled
In special maneuvers In defending nil
vnneod nivnt bases nnd In seizing
such hires In time of war. The men
arc to hn dillled on shipboard on "ships
of their own specially nilapted ti work
to If cut out for them.
constructor. Tin remaining gradea ns
nt present.
Some 850,000 i isons entitled to the
Ilrltlsh oldnge pensloiiR besieged tho
21,000 post offlces In tho United King
dom on Jnn 1 for their first weekly
pamcnt. In the largo majority of
cases tho '.pension nllowed has been
tho full flvV.slilllliiRs, but tho nverngc
pension wjll be about Is. Id. The total
sum which has l ho provided for the
first payment Is C119.168 13s. Id.
Tho. fact thai President rtoosovMt
hns placed Knnliaiikiikul rteef at thb
disposal of the War Department ns a
mine base, Is tnKen to mean inni soon
l!6nolulu larlior will bo defended
wth submarine mines, or rnthcr that
the. harbor will be charted and Hint n
supply "ofrjilius will bo kept on hand
In caso of ctneri'incy. This will mean
tho sending here of n company ot
codst' artlllerv the laving of sulima
rlno mines being delegated to that
arm of tho service
Ono mine company of the Coast Ar
tillery Corps, and u mine laying tug
could, It Is said hnndlo tho harbor
mining with facility. With tho com
pletion of the Diamond Head and
Pearl Harbor fortifications, tho garri
soning of Such a post as Lcllchua, anil
tho mining of the entrnnco to Hono
lulu nnd Pearl llnrbor. It Unclaimed
by experts that the Island ot Oaliu
could ho rendered the most Imprognn
bio fortrcjajn the world.
Mr. It, II. Iliiehnnan, of Washington,
I). ('. w i lies saving: "As tho old fight
over titles in the Nnv) threatens to ha
lunewed, (he writer ofTeni tho sugges-
ofllcura were given
titlntf whirl, uitnlil lirniwirlv rflnvoi' mnrtt nf Fiirllinr l-i, onfnrrtnientlt. ,f1n
m'on (he street Thfre will be bnt- Washington I.co Cnpps, Chief of thosmrlo Ides of tho holder's position, we tho other hftnd, n strong current in .
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satisfactory schooling In the armory ' who stntpd his caso ns "Hear Admiral tlt)cs whlrh would
What the ulllmato fato of the ma
rlno battalion stationed hero will be,
no one Is willing to prophecy. That
tho presenV Intention of the Navy De
partment Is to establish n strong Ma
rino Corps Inse nt Pearl Harbor, Is
I generally jynccded and there aro ru
favor of rcstbrlng thb marine guards
to tho ships Is known ,to hnvo set In
In certain high quarters at wasnins
ton. Tho Increased cqst of maintaining
tho'enltsted personnel or tho Bhlps,
now thnt seaman have to do tho work
of marines, has caused mor or less
comment In Congress, arid ll Is rumor
ed that -before, long dp .ordcf may go
forth, placing tho sea soldiers hack on
hoard tho ships.
As tho Increase of tho marine garil
son here Is dependent upon the num
ber of men nvallaWo for shoro duty,
there Is by no mentis unanlmlt) of
opinion ns to whether or not tho 1G00
men garrison will materialize.
AIIMY AND NAVY
Charles ftman. Dclegitn Kuhlo's
appointee to tho United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point, nas
passed hl cntranco examinations to
tho academy. President Griffith of
Oahli College this morning received
a cablegram, announcing that I.vman
had passed and had boon ordered toi
rciort for duly At West Point.
' I.vman 1$ n graduate of Punahoii nnd
his solecllon by tho Delegnto as tln
wall's representative at Iho Military
Academy- met with general npprovnl.
He took his entrance cxsmlnHtlons nt
Port- Shatter- nnd tho nnnounconmnt
that he has passed with living colors Is
very gratifying to the president nnd
faculty ot his nlma mater.
Secretary Newberry has sent n let
ter of commendation to Philip Alfred
l.cc, an ordinary seaman nn the U. S.
S. Hancock, for his prompt and heroic
action in Junipfng overboard from the
steam launch ot tho Hancock on tho
afternoon of Jan, 3, Into the Cast
Illvcr, and resetting from drowning
John t Jester, ordinary seaman, who
had fallen ov'orboard.
Whcio Captain William O. Pay Is to
ho stationed Is a question which local
marlno officers aie trlng to answer.
Cnptnln Alfred T. Marlx, U. B. M. C,
has been ordered to Camp Very as
post quartermaster, though Captain
Tay has received no intimation that
he Is td be relieved. As Captain Pax's
company has been amalgamated with
tho other four companies now form
ing the marlno garrison hero, his be
ing relieved as post quartermaster will
probably mean that tho authorities
havo need for his services somewhdre
else.
Captain Kqy was, for a long time,
the ranking marlno officer ihMho"ls
lands and. ns such, the commandant
of Camp VOry, though subordlnato to
Captain CorVtfn P. noes of thefavy,
tho commandant of tho Naval 8.taton.
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Whcn Major Long was sent here to
command tho augmented garrison,
Captain Kay was made post quarter
master. Should Captain Kn) be ordered away
from Honolulu, thcro will bo general
toirct, for ho la ono of tho most pop
ular officers over Btatloncd hero.
Tho criticism by 'those who havo
made exhaustive trials of tho short
I,connflcld rifle, now In use In tho
Urltlsh army, Is that It Is too short in
consumo tho gases produced by tho,
slow burning powders which nlono can
ho safely used with tho I.co breech-
action. A'80. lho nat trnJoc.tory pro
duced by tho high muzzle velocity
greatly Increases tho point blank
iango and tho area of country which a
body of troops can cover with their
flro. but this can only bo obtalnod by
liilng tho pointed bullet. "Tho use of
this bullet," savs thb United Service
(lazctto, "can only he effcctild by nb
ti'rlng tho service rifle In Buch n way
that up to-date ammunition can be
fired. This would mean a now breech
action, deeiier chamber, and longer
magazine."
A brother officer writing to the Now
Vork Sun says: "Hear Admiral Cas
par V. Goodrich, one of tho most bril
liant officers of the Navy, has just
passed to tho retired list after nn hon
orable and distinguished active ser
vice of moro than forty-seven c.irs.
During tho last session of-Congress,
when tho President was urging an ap
propriation for 4 battleships agtlhst
tho strongest opposition in Congress
Admiral Goodrich silld to mo: 'Wh.it
tho I'rcsldont should do is to offer to
cnmpromlso ou two battleships of 25,
0('0 tons each. I bcllevo he would win
on tho Issue, ami the Imixirtnnt effect
would bo tho lesron It would tbaeh til
tho entire naval world. It would call
a. halt on tho mail ambition for naval.
I ropondnrancc, as It would Initiate a
Unltcy that only thn richest nations
cjiulil follow. It would mean tho ro
building of navlis, drjdocki and deep
cnlng harbors at a rost so nppallng as
t,o compel arbitration.' I urgqdJilm to
wrlto at onco to tho President sug
gesting tucn a compromise und his
reasons therefor, and I said (hat I
felt suro tho President would Immo
dlafely grnso their Import and act up
ou them; but instead of doing this
Admiral Goodrich wroto to tho Sefro
tary of tho Nnvy, nnd so far ns I know
tbo receipt of his Utter was not oven
rcknowlcdgod. Somo four jenrs ago
Admiral Goodrich made theso siimu
suggestions In a communication to tho
General lloard.of tho Navy. That was
beforo tho British Dreadnought was
designed.
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SOCIAL NOTES
Tho luau which Princess Kiniiia da
Fries gavo on Saturday evening last,
wns in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. llrvan,
who aro guests nt tho Moana hotel. It
was a perfectly appointed nffnlr, tho
dishes being surved piping hot, mid tho
guests sonted on mnts on tho floor.
Tho ninny guests were grcntly Interest
cd In the dancing and were most grato
ful to tho hostess for her unliiio enter
tainment. One of the delightful episodes of tho
week wns tho supier ou Wednesday
given by Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Wilder In
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gorf. Among
those piesent wero Dr. nnd Mrs. I.aug
home, Mr. und Mrs. Dlward Tcnncy,
Mr und Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. Gorrlt Wilder. Mr. Walter
Dillingham nnd mimy others.
Miss Hcrmlno Krupp sail" HMjy, af
ter sovtral months sojourn ;it tliu Mo
ann hotel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 1,. llllger nnd Miss
nilger nro recent arrivals nt the Pleas
antuu. -
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ilntch nml fam
ily expect to return to Hoiio'ulu In
April.
Mr. Ilruco Cartwrlght, Jr.. h con
flnod to his room by a sovoro Illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hrlc Knuilbcn aro In
town for several months. ,
Mr. Howard Hodcminn B.ille 1 for
Myron 8prlngn this woek:
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Mrs. Francis Usy returns lo Kauai
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