Show CHAPLAINS FOB PHILIPPINES Secretary Root Orders All Those Available to Report For Duty New York Oct HA special to the Tribune from Washington savs Secretary Secre-tary Root has ordered all of the avciil able chaplains in the army to the Philippines ippines When congress increased the strength of the army from 25000 to 00000 men temporarily at the last session it failed to make provision for any additional chaplains overlooking the clause limiting them to thirty Of this number at least half of those holding hold-ing commissions are superannuated and altogether unfit for active service at domestic posts so the service has been I rather short of spiritual advisers of ate Eight of the regular chai ains are already in General Otis army corps With their denominations they are Captain Henry Swift Episcopalian Captain Charles C Pierce Episcopalian Episcopal-ian Captain Walter Marvine Episcopalian Episco-palian Captain Charles W Vreeland Episcopalian Captain Hart Roman Catholic Captain Edward R Fitzgerald Fitzger-ald Roman Catholic Captain Joseph H Sutncrland Presbyterian Captain J A Randolph Methodist V There is only one other Roman Catholic Cath-olic in the seiMce Captain Edward J Vattman who as a result of fever contracted in Cuba is now on six months sick leave I The chaplajns ordered today all of them having volunteered for duty V in the Philippines are Captain John S Seibold Episcopalian Captain Newell L Pilchard Episcopalian Captain h 3harlesS Walkey > Episcopalian Captain f Cap-tain QryHle J Mavele Methodist Daptafn David IT Shields Methodist jCapUUn Halsej C Cavitt Methodist I pftipjeiW Springer Methodist Captain Leslie R Groves Presbyterian Captain James W Hillman Presbyter lan5 Captain Cephus C Bateman Bap fist C JVTroopsAirive at Hffanila o Washington Oct HThe war department de-partment received the following from general Otis today Manila Oct 14 r = Tac6raa arrivedihfs evening delav ed two weeks by typhoon 191 horsea Fourth cavalry good condition nine lost Transport Belgian Kiiig arrived this morning vith seVen companies Thirtyfourtli iifantiY no casualties |