The age-herald., 1901-02-15
SAMPSON GOES
 UP FIVE NUMBERS While Rear Admiral SchIev is
 Advanced Three ROBSON GETS HIS REWARD The Brave AIabamian Is Advanced Ten Numbers In the Line Under the Nominations Sent In By
 President Mckinley.
ROBSON GETS HIS REWARD

Washington, February 1.-The Presi- dent today sent the following nomina- tions to the Senate:
 Navy-Rear Admirals to be advanced in rank from the 11th day of February, 1901: William T. Sampson, five num- bers, to take rank next after Rear Ad- miral John A. Howell; Winfield Scott Schley, three numbers to take rank next after Real Admiral Sampson when ad- I vanced.
 The President also sent a special mes sage to Congress urging that the same recognition as has been given Dewey and his officers and men for their services in Manila bay should be given Admiral Sampson, commander of the North At lantic fleet, and his men for services in and about Cuba.
 Captains to be advanced in rank from February Il, 1901-Robley D. Evans, five numbers, and to be a rear admiral; Hen ry c. Taylor, five numbers, and to be a rear admiral; Francis A. Cook, five num- bers; Charles E. Clark, six numbers; Charles Sigsbee, three numbers; French D. Chadwick, five numbers; J. J. Hun kar, two numbers.
 Naval Constructor Hobson is advanced ten numbers.
 Commanders to be advanced from Feb ruary Il: Chapman c. Todd, three num- bers; William T. Swinburne, two; John D. Ford, three; Alex B. Bates, three; Rob- ert w. Milligan, three; Richard Inch, three; Charles w. Rae, three; Adolph Marix, two; Raymond P. Rodgers, five; Seaton Schroeder, three; Richard Vain wright, ten, John A Rodgers, five; James K Cogswell five; Frederick Singer five; William P. Potter, five; Giles B. Harbor, five; John B, Brigs, five Newton F. Ma son, five; George P. Colvocoress, five; John A. Norris. five.
 Lieutenant commanders advanced: War ner B. Bayley, twn numbers; Edward M. Hughes, five; Corwin P. Reese, five; AL bert c. Dillingham;, twos Aaron Ward, two; Lucien Young, three; George B. Ransom, three; James M. Helm, -; Cameron McR. Winslow, five; Alex Sharp, Jr., five Frank H. Bailey, three; Benjamin Tappan, five; Reynolds T. Hall, three.
 Lieutenants advanced: George w. Me l1iTOy, three HulnDeTSs II. MCfnuSP, nVe, Carr w. Jungen, three; Charles H. liar low, two; John l.. Purcell, two; Edwin A. Anderson, five; Victor Blue, five; Thomas P, Magruder, five; c. N. Offiey, four; William H. Buck, eight; Harry H. Caldwell, five.
 Lieutenants, junior grade, advanced: Henry H Ward, ten numbers and to be lieutenant; Walter s. Crosley, two; R. E. Proctor, five; William P. Scott. five; Joseph M. Reeves, four; Frank Lyons, four; James P. Morton, four.
 Also the following to be advanced: En- sign w. w. White five numbers; Pay master William M. Galt, one: Naval Con- structor Richmond P. Hobson, ten; Rear Admiral James Entwistle. retired, two; Chief Engineer Charles J. MacConnel, retired, one: Capt. John l.. Hannum, re- tired, two; Capt George Cowie, retired.
 The following named officers of tho marine corps arc to be brevetted from June II, 1898. for distinguished coiduct and public service in the presence of the enemy at Guantanamo, Cuba:
 Captains Charles l.. McCawley and AL Ian c Keltou, to be majors; First Lieu tenants James F. Mahony Herbert l.. Draper. Charles G. Long. A &. McLe- more and William N. McKelvie, to be captains; Second Lieutenant Melville J. Shaw to be first lieutenant
 War (Quartcrmhsters department)- Captains to be quarfermasters, with rank