Omaha daily bee., 1901-03-10
LAST OF The NOMINATIONS
President Sends Final Grist to Senate for
Confirmation.
MEN NAMED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Some for Positions and Others for
Promotion in Rank ms Army
or Navy Ohicer--List In
Full.

sent the following nominations to the SEN
| ate:
William e. Fuller Of Iowa, to be assistant
attorney general OF the United states.
! Army. Artillery: First ieutenants to be
captains-John p. Haynes, william Lassiter.
George Lee Irwin, Henry Todd, jr., Thomas
w. Winston, Clint c. Hearn. Also a num-
Der OF army and navy promotions.
II. J. Butterneld, to be attorney for the
eastern district Of Wisconsin; Samuel w.
Stratton of Illinois, director of the national
bureau of standards; Edward Vernon Nor
gan OF New York, now secretary OF legation
at Seoul, to be second secretary OF the em-
bassy at ST. Petersburg.
Nayy-Frank Case, to be an ensign on
the retired list Of the navy formerly a
midshipman in the navy)
To he members Of the commission to carry
into effect the stpulations of article OF
the treaty between the United States and
Spain: William 4. Chandler OF New Hamp-
shire, Gerrtt J. Dlekman OF Michigan,
James Perry Wood of Ohio, William A.
Maury of the District OF Columbia and Will
liam l.. Chambers Of Alabama.
The president also sent to the senate the
following list Of naval promotions. Captain
| Bowman II. McCalla. to be advanced three
numbers in rank from March s. 1901. for
| DaftlgS
engaged in by relief columns under Vice
Admiral Seymour.
Ensign Daniel w. Wurtsbaugh, to be ad-
vanced four numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
10Th, 91st and 22d OF June. 1900. while with
the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
Seymour.
Ensign Charles e. Gllpin. to be advance ed
! three numbers in rank for eminent and
| conspicuous conduct in battle on the Goth
21st and 22d OF June. 1900, while with the
relief expedition under Vice Admiral Sey-
mour.
| Cadets with Good Conduct.
Naval Cadet Joseph X Taussig, to be ad-
vanced four numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
goth and 21st OF June 1900. while with the
| relief expedition under Vice Admiral Sey-
mour.
Naval Cadet Charles L. Courtney, to be
advanced six numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
goth, 21st, 22d and 27th OF June. 1900, while
with the relief expedition under Vice Ad-
miral Seymour.
Assistant Surgeon Thomas NJ Lippitt. 10
be advanced two numbers in rank for emf
nent and conspicuous conduct in battle in
the defense Of the nation at Pekin in July.
| 1900.
Paymaste. Henry C. Jewett. to be ad-
| vanced two numbers in rank for eminent
and conspicuous conduct in battle on the
| Goth, 21st and 22d Of June, 1900 while with
| the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
| Seymour.
Gunner Clifford c. Sheldon, to be ad-
vanced three numbers in rank for eminent
| In hat IA,
Goth, 21st and 22d of June. 1900, while with
the relief expedition under Vice Admiral
| Seymour.
Major Littleton, United States marine
corps to be advanced two numbers in rank
| for eminent and conspicuous conduct in
battle on the 21st and 23d of June, 1900, and
the Sd and 9th OF July, 1900, and to be
breveted Lieutenant colonel In the marine
corps from July 3, 1900. for distinguished
conduct in the presence OF the enemy
Led a Pekin Charge.
| Captain John +. Myers, United States ma
| rine corps, to be advanced four numbers in
rank for eminent and conspicuous conduct
| in battle, when leading a charge on Chinese
barricade, Pekin, July g. 1900. and to be
breveted major in the marine corps from
July 20, 1900, for distinguished conduct in
| the presence OF the enemy at the defense
| OF the legations in Pekin.
Captain Smedley d. Butler, United States
marine corps, to be advanced two numbers
in rank for eminent and conspicuous conduct
in battle of Tien Tsin and to be breveted a
captain in the marine corps from July 10.
1900 for distinguished conduct in the pres
ence Of the enemy near Tien Tsin.
Captain Leonard, United States marine
corps, to be advanced two numbers In rank
for eminent and conspicuous conduct In
battle on the 18th day of July, 1900, at
Tien Tsin.
Captain Charles G. Andersen, United
States marine corps, to be breveted a
captain in the marine corps from July 13,
1900, for distinguished conduct in the pres
ence Of the enemy In battle near Tien Tsin
on that date.
First Lieutenant Wade L. Jolly, United
States marine corps, to be breveted a first
lieutenant in the marine corps from June
81 1900, for distinguished conduct In the
presence of the enemy In leading a charge
In the capture Of the East arsenal, Tier
Tsin, on said date.
First lieutenant Arthur Harding, United
States marine corps, to be breveted cap
tain in the marine corps from juno 81
1900, for distinguished conduct In the pres
ence Of the enemy in battle near Tien Tsin
on that date.
Lieutenant Cleiand Davis to be advanced
five numbers in rank for eminent and con
spicuous conduct in battle on March 27 and
20 and April 4, 1899. during operations
with the second division Eighth army corps
Captain George C. Thorpe United State.
marine corps, to be breveted captain In
the marine corps from October s, 1899 for
distinguished conduct in the presence oi
the enemy at Novalets, p. l., on said date
David Porter United States marine corps
to be breveted a captain In the marin,
corps from October 8, 1899. for distinguished
conduct In the presence of the enemy a
Novaleta, p. l., on said date.
Cavalry Omcers.
Cavalry; First lieutenants to be cap.
tains--J. NJ Blunt, Third; Stephan H. Ell
lott, Fifth; John NJ. jenkins, Fifth; p
ID, Lochridge, Second N. f. Mcclure, Fifth
w. C. Rivers First; Il, w. Evans, Eighth
Robert Paxton, Tenth; Thomas o. Donald
son. jr., Eighth; K. II. Beach. Seventh
Alonzo Gray. Fifth A. l.. Dade Third ]
s. VIM, Second; S p. Westal, Seventh
C, A. Hedekin, Third; Francis ]. Rooster
Third; J. ID. L. Hartman, First; Clougl
overton. First; william ]. D.. Horne
Eighth; Robert l.. Howe, Sixth; Guy II
Preston, Ninth; Edward NJ. Suplee
Third; J. 7. Ryan. Sixth; Edward
Anderson, Seventh; George f. stockle
Eighth; A. w. Perry Ninth; william 7
Littebrant, Seventh; Matthew C. Butler