The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-10

william ID. Davis. Seventeenth; George
AIcD Weeks. Fifteenth: Isaac Erwin, Six
tenth. samuel Y. Ham. Fifth, George IL
McMaster. Twenty-fourth; Robert w.
Mearns. Twentieth. Wilber = Dove
Twelfth; James Ronayne' Nlheteenih, W.
liam j. Lutz. Second; Henry l. Alnnlson,
Twenty-hfth; Guy q. Palmer, Sixteentn'
Orrin r. Wolfe. Twenty-second; Johh r
Stevens. Tenth: Howard L. LauDach,
Twenty-third Elmer W. Clark. Eighteenth;
Amos II. Martin. Nineteenth; IhOmas L"
Smith. Seventeenth: Howard X; Perry
Seventh: George r. HOule. Third; l. r
Kflbourne. Third: Verling X. Hart. Seven
teenth: Robert +. L. Spence. SlxLeenth'
VIM. c. Rogers. Seventh; Frank Il. NJ
kenna. Fifteenth, George H.. JameIsoH'
seventh: T.. c.. Carey. Sixteenth: h. a.
Smith. Third. II. i. Nelson. Twenty-toGr.n'
Albert Laws. Twenty-fourth; Mathew "a sd
Vile. Tenth: Wm. II. Muilay, Twenty-nrsS'
Frank r.. Bamford, Fifteenth; r. l.. knuu-
sen. Eighth: Frank II. Lawton' IHenS-
first; c. W. Castle. Sixteenth: Paul -, Ma
J. 4. Preston, jr.. Sixteenth. F. @. Lawton'
Nineteenth, Charles +. Grain, flteehln'
Frank S Cocheu. Twelfth. ora T. Hunt.
Frank D.. Ely. Second; Edwin Bell, Elghtn'
Otto Is. Rosenbaum, seventh; George II
Estes, jro Twentieth; D. WI h Tbomas
w. Connell. Ninth: John s. Battle. Elev-
enth; Charles L. Bent, Seventh; William
r. Welsh. Tenth; Frederick G.. Stritsinger'
IT, 4hCutl -AnAAu RI
twentieth. Frank L. Wells, Eleventh; b
H. Wells. Eighteenth; John w. Barker,
Third; Ralph r Stogsdall, Third; James
l.. Harbeson. Twelfth: II. ID. Wise, Ninth;
Pegram WhitwOrth. Eighteenth; James A.
Moss, Twenty-fourth Ulysses @. WOrrl0W,
Twentieth: T.. j. Morrow. Seventeenth; W.
~. Raibourn. Tenth; James a. Lynch, FIT
teenth; John W. l.. Phillips, Eleventh;
Henry G. Clement, IT., Twenty-hrst; Rob
ert ). Offley. Seventh; Murray BaldMlh,
Eighteenth; Samuel +. Lyon, Twenty-htth;
Jens Bugge, Third; Charles II. Payne,
Thirteenth; Thomas ". Darrah. Tween
tieth: Americas Mitchell. Fifth: Perry
/. Miles. Fourteenth: Milton l. McGrew.
Eleventh; l.. 7. Richardson, Twentieth;
Charles r. Rowland. Twentieth; Francis
r. Siviter. Eleventh.
United States Artillery-First leutenants
10 be captains: John T.. Hams. william
Lassiter. George lie r. Irwin. Henry Todd,
Jr., Thomas Winston, Clinton G. Hearn.
Navy-trank Is. Case. 10 be an ensign on
the retired list of the navy formerly a
midshipman in the n2vy-)
PROMOTIONS FOR BRAVERY.
The President also sent to the Senate the
following list of naval promotions:
Capt. Bowman II. McCalla, to be adj
vanced three numbers in rank from Marcn
]. 1898. for eminent and conspicuous conduct
in battles engaged IN by relief column I'M
der Vice Admiral Seymour.
Ensign Daniel w. Wurtzbaugh, to be adj
vancei four numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
3Dth, 21st and I'd Of June. 1900, while WITH
the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
Ensign Charles E. GiIpin. to be advanced
three numbers in rank for eminent and
conspicuous conduct in battle on the 10Th,
2lst and 22d of June. 1900. while with the
replief expedition under Vice Admiral Sey-
mour.
Naval Cadet Joseph X. Taussig. to De
advanced four numbers in rank for en-
trent and conspicuous conduct in battle on
the 10Th and 2lst of June. 1900. while with
the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
Naval Cadet Charles e. Courtney. to be
advanced six numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
20th, list and I'd Of June, 1900. while with
The relief expedition under vice Admiral
Seymour.
Assistant Surgeon Thomas NJ. Lippitt. to
he advanced two numbers In rank for en-
inent and conspicuous conduct In battle IN
the denfese of the legations in Picking IN
Paymaster Henry +. Jewett, TO be adj
vanccd two Plumbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
2Dth, 2lst snd I'D OF June, 1900, while vita
tEe relief expedition under Vice Admiral
Seymour
Gunner Clifford II Shelton. to be ad-
vanced three numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle. en- the
atn, 2lst and 22d of June, 1900. while with
the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
Major Littleton w. Waller, United States
marine corps, 10 be advanced two numbers
ia rank for eminent and conspicuous con-
taAl III I VA AAC @NAn A,AA @A0I VI - AsAl
and the sd and 9th Of July, 1900, and to be
brevetted a lieutenant colonel in the marine
corps from July 3, 1900. for distinguished
conduct al the presence of the enemy.
Cap John T. Myers. United States ma
rine corps, 10 be advanced four numbers
in rank for eminent and conspicuous con-
duct in battle when leading charge on Chi
rese barricade at Picking. July 3. 1900, ana
10 be hrevetted a major in the marine corps
from July ~, 1870, Tor distinguished conduct
N the presence Of the enemy in the defense
Of the legations in Peking.
Capt. Smedley ID. Butler. United States
marine corps. 10 be advanced two numbers
ir rank for eminent and conspicuous con-
duct in battle at Tien-Tsin, and to be
brevetted a captain in the marine corps
from July 10, 1900. for distinguished COR
duct in the presence of the enemy near
T~ien-Tsin.
Capt. Henry Leonard. United States ma
rine corps, 10 be advanced two numbers
IN rank for eminent and conspicuous con-
duct in rattle on the 18th of July, 1900. at
Eien-Tsin.
Capt. Charles C. Anderson. United States
y marine corps, to be brevetted a captain II,
the marine corps from July Is. 1900, for
distinguished conduct in he presence of the
eiemy In battle near Tlen-Tsin on tha-
! date
First Lieut.. Wade L. Jolly, United States
marine corps, TO be brevetted a first lieu
tenant In the marine corps from June %.
1900. for distinguished conduct in the pres
ence of the enemy in leading a charge from
the capture of the east arsenal at Tien-Tsin
or said date.
Lieut.. Arthur f. Harding. marine corps,
10 be brevetted a captain in the marins
corps from June q. 1900, for distinguished
conduct IN the presence of the enemy In
tattle near Tien-Tsin on that date.
Lieut.. Cleland Davis. TO be advanced five
numbers in rank for eminent and con-
spicuous conduct in battle on March -,
- and %. and April 4, 1899. during opera
lions with the Second Division, Eighth
Army Corps.
Capt. George C. Thorpe, United States
marine corps. 10 be brevetted a captain IN
the marine corps from Oct. s. 1899, for dis
narEr IN Cx7ovr n0-D