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

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 7. Sampson, five numbers,
to take rank next after Rear Admiral
John A. Howell; Winfield Scott SchIey,
three numbers, to take rank next alter
Rear Admiral Sampson, when advanced.
Captains to be advanced in rank from
Feb. II, 1901: Robley d. Evans, five
numbers and to be a rear admiral; Hen
~ c. Taylor, five numbers, I'D to be a
rear admiral; Francis A. Cook, live
numbers; Charles f.. Clark, six mum hers;
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.
il: Chapman c. Todd, three numbers;
William T. Swinburne, two; John d.
Ford, three; Alexander B. Bates, three;
Robert w. Milligan, three; Richard
Inch three; Charles w. Rae, three;
Adolph Mark, two; Raymond P. Rod
gers, five; Seaton S. Schroeder, three;
Richard Wainwright, ten; John A. Rod
gers, five; James K. Cogswell, five; Fred
eric Singer, five; William P. Potter five;
Giles B. Harder, five; John B: Briggs,
five; Newton E. Mason, five; George P.
Colvocoresses, five; John 4. Norris, five.
Lieutenant commanders advanced:
Warner B. Bayley, two numbers; Ed
ward NJ. Hughes, five; COrwin P. Reese,
tES, Albert <. DullnSAdIl, TWO, <AdIOIA
Ward, two; Lucien Young, three; George
B. Ransom, three; James NJ. Helm, five;
Cameron r. Winslow, five; Alexander
Sharp Jr., five; Frank E. Bailey. three;
Benjamin Tappan, five; Reynolds l.
Hall. three.
Lieutenants Advanced-George W. Nc
Elroy, numbers; H. Mel. T. 5use, o.
Carl w. L. Jungen, 8; Charles ii; har-
MagrudeT 5; G. B. ofie;y, 4; William H
Buck, s; Harry H. Caldwell s.
Lieutenants dunior grade) Advanced
Henry H. Ward, 10 numbers, and to be
lieutenant; Walter S. Crosley, ,; r. e
Proctor, 5; William P. Scott, S; Joseph
NJ. Reeves, 4; Frank Lyon, 4; James P
Also the following to be advanced. En-
sign w. r. White 5 numbers; Paymaste1
William w Gait, l; Naval CONSTRUCTOR
Richmond P. Hobson, 10; Rear Admira
James Entwistle, retired, 2; Chief En-
gircer Charles ]. MacConnell, retired, /
Can't John L. Hannum, retired, 2; Capt
George Cowie, retired, 3. 49,
The following named officers of the
marine corps to be brevetted from June
II, 1898, for distinguished conduct anf
public service in the presence of the enc
my at Guantanamo, Cuba:
Captains, Charles L. McCawley and Al
tenants, James E. Mahoney, Herbert L
Draper, Charles G. Long; A. S. McLe
more and w. n. McKelviiee to be captains
and Second Lieutenant Melville ]. Shaw
to be a first lieutenant.
ITar-Army of the United States, Quar-
termasters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to b,
Quartermasters, with rank of major
Robert r, Stevens, Frederick C. Hodg
son and John 3. i5ellinger.
Neutrality-suspicious. to be majors: Jams!
B. Hickey, Eighth; Edward J. McCler
| nand, Second; Levi P. Hunt Tenth; Gun
| life H Murray, Fourth; Charles A. Var
Int Infantry-Capt. Alfred c. Sharpe, Twen
| ty-second, to be major.
Volunteers-To be assistant surgeon
generals, with. rank of captain: Isaa.
| w. Brewer, of Kansas, and Ernest H
| Wheeler, of Maine.
To Be Second Lieutenants- Sergean
Louis E. Schuckery- 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.