The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-13
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. n. 4.

Lieutenant Commander Heaton Schro-
der, advanced three numbers; takes rank
next after Lieutenant Commander Dun
kan E. Kennedy.
Lieutenant Commander Richard Vain
wright. advanced ten numbers; takes
rank next after Lieutenant Commander
James D. ]. Kelley.
Lieutenant Commander John A. Rodg-
ers, advanced five numbers takes rank
next after Lieutenant Commander Edwin
K Moore.
Lieutenant Commander James K. Cogs-
WELL advanced five numbers; takes rank
next after Lieutenant Commander James
selfridge.
Lieutenant Cimmander William P. Pol
ter, advance dive numbers; takes rank
next after Lieutenant Commander Eb-
enezer S. Prime.
Lieutenant Commander G. B. HARDER,
advanced five numbers; takes rank next
after Lieutenant Commander Rathen E.
Niles.
Lieutenant Commander Newton E. Ma
son, advanced five numbers; takes rank
next after Lieutenant Commander Benja-
min ]. Buckingham.
Lieutenant Alexander Sharp. Jr., ad-
vanced five numbers; takes rank next
after Lieutenant William G. Cutler.
Lieutenant Harry Huse, advanced five
numbers; takes rank next after Lieuten-
ant r. Bush.
Lieutenant Charles MacConnell. ad-
vanced two numbers; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer John Lowe.
Engineer John L. Hannum, advanced
two numbers; takes rank next after Chief
Engineer Henry S. Ross.
Chief Engineer Alexander B. Bates, adj
vanced three numbers; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer John D. Ford.
Chief Engineer Robert W. Milligan, ad-
vanced three numbers; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer Alexander B. Bates.
Chief Engineer Charles W. Rae, ad-
vanced three numbers; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer George w. Baird.
Chief Engineer Warner B. Bailey, ad
yanced two numbers; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer George Cowie.
Passed Assistant Engineer George w
McElroy, advanced three numbers, and
appointed chief engineer; takes rank next
after Chief Engineer Robert I. Reed.
Commander Bowman H. McCana, ad-
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tain to restore him to his original place on
the navy list; takes rank next after Cap
tain Caspar F. Goodrich.
The following take rank from the same
date, but different reasons are assigned
for their advancement:
Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Victor Blue,
advanced five numbers for extraordinary
heroism; takes rank next after Lieuten-
ant (Juuior Grade) ord H. Brown.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert W Hunting
ton, advanced one number and appointed
q colonel in the marine corps for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle.
Captain George F. Elliott. advanced
three numbers. for same reason takes
rank next after Captain Carlyle P. Por-
ter. United States marine corps.
irst Lieutenant Louis P. Lucas, given
the rank of captain by brevet, in the ma
rine corps, for conspicuous conduct in
battle at Guantanamo, Cuba, from the
18th dav of June, 1895.
First Lieutenant Wendall c. Neville
given the rank of captain by brevet. from
same date and for same reasons.
Second Lieutenant J. 5. Magill, given
the rank OF first lieutenant. and captain
oy oIeNeL IN tAc mar CoIPss lot BoOo
judgment and gallantry in battle at Guam |
tanamo, Cuba, from the 18th Of June.
1855
Second Lieutenant Philip Damon, given |
the rank OF first lieutenant by brevet. in |
the marine corps for conspicuous service |
In battle al Guantanamo. Cuba, from the |
18Th day of June, 1855.
Captain Paul ST. c. Murphy. given the 1
rank OF major by brevet. IN the marine /
corps. for gallant service in the naval |
battle OF Santiago, from the Cd day OF /
July. 1888.
Second Lieutenant Thomas s. Borden. |
given the rank or first Lieutenant by bre- |
vet, in the marine corps. for distinguished /
service IN the naval battle Of Santiago. |
from tie 81 day OF July. 1856.