New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
MEDALS OF HONOR.


board of which General Macarthur was president
is as follows;
MEDALS OF HONOR.
aiy for distinguished gaIlantry action santiago
deT i'' dre u'y woHnded Somrade om drowning
stream in front OF santiago.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Captain GEORGE W MATHEWS assistant surgeon, ss
anry in action near LaGa9 & Luz n ] T. ar rs of the
nmg n and 6G5 1n5 CeT eaTol and @ @ under his charge
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM r. GROVE; S6th Tolunte[T Tolu
Infantry, FOR most distinsuished Ea9FE i.o IA S6cTe
in adyaHre Of his resmen, ne % T'I IN han NO ' seven in
ana ,ompeihns su.rtnder oil ai' mot N' "
Captain HARRY BELL 5Gth Volunteer nfanty fog most
conspicuous Eaantry in action near foTae. lu%rn, I
AGAINST 5nperlor force capurins dispensing the
FIRST Lieutenant ARTHUR NJ FERGUSON. a6th volun-
eer nfsnTy 1oT for mos! ggpten5r "a iSe9 where
he charged alone body of the enemy ana ''P'0''0
,,apran GEORGE W BIEiG.ER @Sth Infantry.
for most @ ana i Close quarters defeating
three hundred of the enemy near Looc L"zon l. L.
Captain rGH MGEATH an 1G,2 oq%4{ IN snGS mining fS
tSasea & 10, % n' 5i, % in me facg of the eucmy's fire,
and driving him from Ms in.rcnchments, at calamba'
First Lieutenant MATTHEW \. HATsoN, 18th Cavalry
Lieutenant Colonel JAMES PARKER, 43th volunteer In
major OF cavalry ana - -1sStSla"C IT, ~ Sa
fence Of Igan Luzon T. t. December l. 1859; while
in command St the s s%[ni & gttac 6y overwhem-
ing numbers Of the hshung at close quarters
in the dark for several hours 49,, ,,-.-. To-
Second Lieutenant ALLEN }. GREER 45h infantry, ior
conspicuous galaniry in acton on JuS al alone % an
usurgcnt outpost with his pistol Killing one; "'u iias
ana equipments
Private John C. wErHERRY. company l. 4lh Infantry
,liel OF
~ 1890 most aistingushed saantIy IN SIn h
was md dcsTeratefy W1undcd ana being unable walk
s Ses near raTlSa m. far Lu1an enough & TO- SS M 70
Sergeant HENRY F. SCHROEDER. Company l., 16th In
fantry, for most distinguished saIll'y i3 n a 90 IN M
9ss9sH % E his Is % me0 % i m hPF 70 S6S
Private LOUIS y. GIDEON. Company c. 18th Infantry.
for most DISTINGUISHED saagy in ac,iGn ,njag Hitf
captain from an & fss Of 's isoS enemy
Private CHARLES PIERCE COMPANY J. "a MANY, IHiy
FOR distinguished Eallantry In action, in holllng
dghtins though severely wounded until the main
October 5 Se'ns iS IR isoa % cross "'' near san -'
Sergeant CHARLES W RAY Company I, 22I Infantry.
bridge wi5h SS de,acsmcn he commanded holding
it against superior force of The enemy. t]hersny ]
San isiiro IIizon p l.. october ~ 1893.
Private GEORGE NJ. SHELTON. Company !. 23d Infan-
Try Tor conspicuous salan'ry in action in Gi sd
vanoinE alone under heavy fire or the enemy anu
P L. Xprn ~ 1900.
Sergeant cI.AUENcE NJ. coNDoN. Battery C. 81 Arttl-
lery mow second lieut. 'aant of artillery, for most
distinguished Gaaufrv u action t9lUet. Lu7oH.
7 ]. November 3. ls,N: while In command ~ a de
taChnout ~ four he charged and routed forty
entrenched insurgents. iuneting them heavy loss.
Private CHARLES CAWETZKA, Comuary r. ;nth Noun-
teer Infantry. for most DISTINGUISHED gallsntry IN
action near Sariaya Luzon. p L. August p. 1900.
where single banded and alone. he defended dis
ahlei comrade against greatly superior force of the
Private JOSEPH L. EFPs COMPANY p. aaa Volunteer
infantry tor extraordinary Eaantry I'm action At the
defence ~ Nigtn, Luz N. = l., December & lSaa
wn"re ne discovered party of seventeen insurgents
inside wall. cigh-d - the OF wall. covered
them with his gun and forced them stack
and surrender.
Private JAMES NJ MCCONNELL Company Y, 33i Nolun-
Infantry. FOR extraordinary gBllantry
Nigau. Luzou. z L. December J. n
for hours-lying between dead ccmrades-not-