The Washington times., 1901-07-13

Aman, Robert Barrett, Gottliev Brosi.
Edward ]. Donovan, Henry c. Gallagher,
Harry Gold, Thomas F. Hall, James +.
Lawn. Jacob c. E. Martin, and Fred ].
TIM Ter
For meritorious conduct in Samoa in
1899: Passed Assistant Surgeon G. A.
Lung.
The following have been awarded
medals of honor: Daniel Daily, private.
marines, for distinguished conduct in the
presence of the enemy in battle at PeIin,
August II, 1900; Chief Boatswains Mate
Joseph Clancy, BOatswain's Mates Ed
ward Allen and William Z. Holyoke, Cox
SWANS John McCIoy, Jay Williams, Fran
els Ryan, and Karl Thomas; Gunner's
Mates John p. Chatham, Martin I. Tor
carson; Machinist Burke Hanford, and
Chief Carpenters Mate William F. Ham
berger, Seamen Hans a. Hansen and
George Rose, Ordinary Seaman William
Seach, Landsmen James Smith and Joseph
ki- .ackey, and Oiler Frank L. Smith OF
the navy, and Gunner's Sergeant Peter
Stewart, Corp. Reuben J. Phillips, and
Private Harry ". Ordndorff of the M
rine Corps for distinguished conduct In
the presence Of the enemy in battles on
the 18th. 10Th, Zst, aid I'd Of June, 1900
while with the international relief expe-
dItiOn under Vice Admiral Seymour, of
the British forces.
PIivates (Inarines) Thomas ". Kates.
Alfred r Campbell, Charles r. Francis,
and Clarence f. Matthias. for distinguish
ed conduct in the presence Of the enemy
in the advance on Tientsin, June z, 1890
Private tmarines) james Cooney for dis
tinguished conduct in the battle of July
Sergts John NJ Adams ard Alexan-
der J. Foley and Corp. Harry 9. Adri-
ance, Of Marine Corps, for distinguished
conduct in the presence of the enemy in
battle near Tientsin July y. 1850
Sergeant of Marines Clarence E. SUIT
ton, for distinguished conduct in the pres
/ ence OF the enemy, in assisting TO carry
a wounded officer from the field under
heavy fire at the battle Of Tientsin, July
y, 1900.
Gunners Mate Joseph Mitchell. for dis
tinguished conduct in the presence of the
enemy I'm battle Of Pekin, July Y. 1900
Hospital Apprentice Robert Stanley for
distinguished conduct IN the presence Of
he enemy in yolunte ring to carry mes
1 sages under fire at Pekin, July y, 1850.
GUnners Mate Andrew V. StOltenberg,
Apprentice William II. Jaeger. and Sea-
man Andrew p Forbeck, for distinguish
I'd conduct in the presence of the enemy
in battle of July Is, 1860, in Samar, i. /.
Corp. Thomas r. Prendergast Pri-
Yates Howard N. Buckley and Joseph
Melvin, of the Marine Corps for distin-
guished conduct in the presence OF the
enemy in action with the Eighth Army
Corps on the 18th. 9th, and 18th Of March
and the 4th of april, 1889.
Ssrgt. Harry Harvey, Marine Corps, for
distinguished conduct in the presence Of
the enemy at Benictican, February l6,
/ 1890
Sergts. Michael j. McNally and Bruno
A FOrEterer, Private Henry l.. Hubert,
l and Gunner's Mate Frederick T. Fisher,
! for distinguished conduct in the presence
! Of the enemy in Samoa, April l, 1899.
I Sergt T. a Walker. Corporal John o.
/ Dahlgren, and Privates Martin Hunt and
! + a Young. of the Marine Corps. for dis
| tinguishcd conduct at the battle of Pokin,
/ June 20 10 July l6 1890.
/ Priyates Erwin j. Boydston. William c.
/ Portner. Albert Moore, Herbert 1. Pres
/ ham. Of the Marine Corps, for distin-
| guished conduct in the presence of the
! enemy in Pekin in erecting barricades
| under heavy fire. July q to August H.
1906 A medal Of honor also to be sent
| "a the heirs Of Private Of Marines Fisher
! who was killed while participating In the
| work of the aforementioned marines.
Drummer John A. Murphy and Privates
| William ]. Carr, Henry w. Davis, Louis
/ r. Gaienue aud William Zion, OF the Ma
| rine Corps, for distinguished conduct at
! Pekin July p to August II, 1890.
| Chief Machinist Carl +. Petersen and
Seaman AxeI Westermark, Of the navy
! and Private of Marines France Silva, for
distinguished conduct in the presence OF
the enemy at Pehn June 2S 10 August H.
| 1906
The order further says that Capts
/ Charles G. Long. j. II. Fuller. and PHILIP
| NJ Bannon and First Lieuts. John i. Nc
| Gill and Robert +. Wynne, OF the Marine
! Corps with the men under their reSpcc'
| tive commands merit and receive the
commendation Of the department for theil
gallant meritorious, and courageous con
| duct in the battle Of Tientsin, July Is
| 1900