The Washington times., 1901-09-12

Admiral Schiey, as far as announced:
Rear Admiral ]. C. Watson, who COM
manded the naval station at Key Wes::
Rear Admiral A. S. Barker. who com
campaign; Capt c. E. Clark. who com
manded the oregon: Capt. F. A Cook
of the Brooklyn: Commander N f. Ma
son. executive officer of the Brooklyn:
Lieutenant Commander a. c. Hodgson,
Lieutenant Commander Alexander Sharp,
tr.. Lieutenant Commander James II.
Sears, Lieutenant Commander T. d. Grif
fin, Lieutenant Commander w. r. Rush
Lieut.. c. II. Harlow. Lieut. Edward Simp-
son, Chaplain w. T. Helm, Lieut. B. vi
Wells, who was Admiral Schleys secre-
tary; Lieut.. Gunior grade) Charles Web
ster. Lieut.. Gunior grade) Edward McCau-
ley. aide to Admiral Schley; Lieut. Cunior
grade) ]. =. J. Ryan. Lieut.. Cjunior grade)
E. T. Fitzgerald, Lieut.. S. T. Moses En-
ply. L. s NJ C.: Capt Thomas Borden,
U. s. NJ. c.; Ensign William p. Wells,
Medical Director Paul Fitzsimmons Pass
ed Assistant Surgeon Charles NJ. DeValin.
F. Carter. Lieut.. John b. Patton, Ensign
John Halligan jr.. Ensign r. NJ Marble,
Ensign James A Hand, jr., Ensign VIII
liam P. Cronan. Ensign u. S. Macy, En-
sign c. A. Adele, Chief Boatswain Will
liam L. Hill. Gunner +. r. -Applegate. and
Carpenter George Fl. Warford.
All of the officers named. with the ex-
ception of Rear Admirals Watson and
Barker. Captain Cook. Chaplain Helm
and Lieutenant Commander sharp and
Lieutenant Harlow, were aboard the
Brooklyn during the fight. Sharp and
Harlow were aboard the Vixen.
Navy Department Witnesses.
The following names are upon the Navy
Department list:
Pear Admirals Robley d. Evans. who
commanded the battleship Iowa in the
West Indian campaign: Francis j. Hig-
Massachusetts,. Charles S Cotton, who
commanded the cruiser Harvard, and
Henry C. Taylor. who commanded the
battleship indiana.
Captains-French E. Chadwick. who
commanded the fagshsip New York and
was Admiral SIMPSONS chief of staff;
Caspar f Goodrich, who commanded the
cruiser st. Louis and afterward the flag
snip Newark: Charles d. Sigsbee, who
commanded the cruiser ST. Paul; William
G. Wise, who commanded the cruiser
Yale; Bowman II. McCalla. who COM
manded the cruiser Marblehead. Theo-
dore +. Jewell. who commanded the uruis-
er Minneapolis; William NJ. FOlger. who
commanded the cruiser New Orleans, and
Robert NJ. Berry, who commanded the
gunboat Castinc.
Comman1lers-W William p. Potter. execu-
tive officer of the New York; Richard
wainwright, who commanded the gunbOat
Gloucester; Joseph G. Eaton who com
manded the cruiser Resolute; Seaton
Schroeder, executive of the Massachu-
setts; Giles Il. Harber executive of the
Texas; James NJ. Miller, who command
ed the collier Merrimac sunk by Naval
Constructor Hobson: Alexander b. Bates
chief engineer Of the Texas. and Lewis
G. Heilnor.
Lieutenant commanders-Syd A.
Staunton. Admiral SIMPSONS flag lieuten-
ant; Nathaniel r. Usher. who commanded
the torpedo boat Ericsson. which accom-
panied the New York on her trip to Sib-
oney on the day Of the Santiago engage
ment; Albert w. Grant, of the Massachu-
setts; William II. II. Switzerland who
commanded the gunboat Eagle; William
II. Schuetze. navigator of the Iowa: Tenn
plin NJ. Potts, OF the Massac chusetts. and
Alexander Sharp, jr.. of the gunboat
Vixen.
Capt. William c. Dawson, of the Ma
rne Corps. who was signal officer of the
Indiana: Lieuts. Charles G. Marsh, of
Admiral SIMPSONS staff; Spencer S
Wood. who commanded the torpedo boat
Dupont: Victor Blue, of the gunboat
Suwanee: John II. Hood, Of the gunboat
Hawk; Charles II. Harlow, OF the gun
boat Vixen, whose notes of the battle
may form a feature of the testimony, and