New-York tribune., 1900-07-17

on July l. 1894 and promoted to first lieutenant on
June 2. 1898 and captain on March g. 1893. shorty
before the with Spain Davis Joined the battle
ship Oregon and after making the great run
around the Horn took part In the battle OF San
tiaso and other important engagements. in each
fight winning the admra4n OF MS suPe0r e0g OF
fcer and served with credIt-ln fact he was recon-
on duty at the Marine Barracks in Washington and
at Norfolk He was ordered to Cay,e @ IN tae sPrlng
While I'm the Philippines he took part In an en-
tober 1899 when Colonel Elliot commanding the
marines. successfully led an attack on the in, in
liked Throughout the serySe s,f and t21s @ io an Sege I'VE
RRsars ~ ndmirsd Rim for his maniiness and upright
Character. his kind disposition and eordality to all
with whom he came In contact
LIEUTENANT sMEDLEY D. BUTLER
Lieutenant smedey D. Butler Of the Marine
corps. reported wounded in Admiral Remey's dis
patch Is ron OF Representative T. s. Butler OF
Pennsylvania. Young Butler lived with his father
in Chester where he SdgGated ed b 1nd o86sa as
Marine Guard on May q iss after ,G TeGSTIns
TONS Battalion Of marines at Guantanamo; with
which he remained thT9ughout tner ns9ting ~, IN
flagship NewYork, where, he remained ,Ioo until his
commissioned first lieutenant in the Regular ser
vice, and Immediately ordered to DUTY on the
Cavite Station and to the Newark on December %,
LIEUTENANT HENRY LEONARD.
Lieutenant Henry Leonard also reported wound
service from the District of Columbia in 1898 In
the war with Spain he served on board the st.
Paul in the West Indies, and was put IN command
Roldng ths paee GT unt he was dseharsed from
the volunteer service on April lS9 he was
was ordered to the Cavite station, whence he was
rg to to S Went FL Taxa and 2ed n IN
washington for some years, and was graduated IN
profession until the war with spain when he Of
fered his services to the Government
william r Lernly. captain and assistant quar-
termaster Of the Marine Corps, reported wounded.
wss born In Salem n. c., in 1875 and Is the son
OF W. A Lemly. a banker of that place. He is
also a nephew of Captain Samuel c; Lemly, Judge
Adyocate-G GeReral Gene a Of the Navy; ana Colonel A H.
i:sted at the University OF North Carolina and ap-
ISIS if He was V on the Brooklyn in the spanish war In
ant quartermaster. In August, 1893 he was trans
ferred to Cayte as quartermaster of the ist Regi7
ment Of Marines under Colonel Meade until ordered
to China.
MAJOR JAMES REAGAN.
Major James Reagan, of the 9th Infantry. entered
the military service from New-York musician
in Company r. ID Infantry, before the Civil War.
He served throughout that war and received a
commission as second lieutenant In the 18th In
9th Infantry as FIRST lieutenant In $50. and has
been aaehsd II to @ s5as 1 ever % Saee 0ecom
CAPTAIN EDWIN V BOoKMILLER
Captain Edwin V Bookmiller is West Pointer.
entering the academy from Ohio in 1855. His first
commission was that of second lieutenant in the
2i Infantry in 1889 He became attached to the 18th
Infantry by transfer in the same year
CAPTAIN CHARLES r. MOVES
Captain Charles R. Noyes. Of the eth Infantry. Is
adjutant of the regiment. He also is a West
Ronsr p @ e hsv9g t4ssixs6 Pes1 SMppq@ned APP amt U7
& Snd lieutenant In the 9th Infantry in 1879 and has
frSt lieutenant IN 1881 and captain In 1893.