The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-15
SAMPSON And SCHLEY.
PROMOTIONS FOR SANTIAGO SENT
TO THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
Navy-Rear admirals to be advanced
in rank from the 18th day of February
1901: William T. Sampson, five numbers,
to take rank next after Rear Admiral
John A. Howell; Winfield Scott SchIey,
three numbers, to take rank next after
Rear Admiral Sampson, when advanced.
Captains to be advanced in rank from
Feb. II, 1901: Robley D. Evans, five
numbers, and to be rear admiral; Hen
ry c. Taylor, five numbers, I'D to be
rear admiral; Francis A. Cook, live
numbers; Charles f. Clark, six numbers;
Charles D. Sigsbee, three numbers;
French E. Chadwick, five numbers!
John ]. Hunger, two numbers; Naval
Constructor Hobson, ten numbers.
Commanders to be advanced from Feb.
II: Chapman c. Todd, three numbers;
Ford, three; Alexander B. Bates, three;
Robert w. Milligan, three; Richard
Inch, three: Charles w. Rae, three;
Adolph Mark, two; Raymond P. Rod
Richard Wainwright, ten; John A. Rod
gers, five; James K. Cogswell, five; Fred
eric Singer, five; William P. Potter, five;
Giles B. Harber, five; John B; Briggs,
five; Newton E. Mason, five; George P.
Colvocoresses, five; John A. Norris, five.
Lieutenant commanders advanced:
Warner B. Bayley, two numbers: Ed
ward NJ. Hughes five; Corwin P. Reese,
five; Albert c. Dillingham;, two; Aaron
Ward, two; Lucien Young, three; George
B. Ransom, three; James NJ. Helm, five;
Sharp Jr., five; Frank E. Bailey. three;
Benjamin Tappan, five; Reynolds L.
Lieutenants Advanced-George W Nc
| Elroy numbers; H. Mel. P. l1use, .;
Carl w. L. Jungen, 5; Charles H; Har-
| low, q John L. Purcell, q Edwin A. An
derson, 5; Victor Blue. 5; Thomas Thomas F F.
Magruder, 5; c. D. Offey, 4; William IL.
| Buck, s; Harry H. Caldwell 5:
Lieutenants dunior grade) Advanced
Henry H. Ward, 10 numbers, and to be
Pseetor, 15secfct"t; 5; William P Scott S; Joseph
NJ. Reeves, 4; Frank Lyon, 4; James z.
| Morton, 4.
Also the following to be advanced. En-
William w Gait, 1; Naval Constructor
Richmond P Hobson, 10; Rear Admiral
James Entwistle, retired, 2; Chief En-
| gireer Charles ]. MacConnell retired, /;
George Cowie, retired, 3.
The following named C1t1cers or the
marine corps to be brevetted from june n'1
| public service in the presence of the enc
| my at Guantanamo, Cuba
| Captains, Charles L. McCawley and Al
sn G a@es e E. M aGs Herbert r9 e
| Draper, Charles G. Long; A. S, McLe-
more and W. n. McKelvie to be captains,
and Second Lieutenant Melville ]. Shaw
, to be a first lieutenant.
Nar-Army of the United States, Quar-
termaster's Department-Capta to be
! Quartermasters, with rank of major
! Robert r, Stevens, Frederick C. Hodg-
! Sol, and John 3. 15ellinger.
Cavalry-Captains to be majors: James
B. Hickey, Eighth Edward ]. McCler-
| nand, Second; Levi P. Hunt, Tenth; Gun
life H Murray, Fourth; Charles A. Var
! num- Seventh.
Infantry--Capt Alfred c. Sharpe, Twen-
| ty-second, to be major.
Volunteers-To be assistant surgeon
| generals, with. rank of captain: Isaac
| w. Brewer, of Kansas, and Ernest H
To Be Second Lieutenants- Sergeant
Louis E Schucker,- Twenty-eighth in
| fantry Commissary Sergeant William o
| Trenor, Forty-third infantry; Quarter
| master Sergeant John A. Bassett, Forty.
fourth infantry; Sergeant William E
Roberts, Forty-seventh infantry.