The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-15

a bridge with the detachment he COM
mandcd. holding il against superior force
Of the enemy, thereby enabling an army To
come UP and cross this near San lsidro,
Luzon. Oct. "a, 1S93.
GEORGE NJ. SHELTON. private Com
pany /. Twenty-third Infantry, fer most
conspicuous gallantry in action. IN advanc-
ing alone under heavy fire Of the enemy
and rescuing a wounded comrade: this at
Ia Pax. Leyte. p. l.. April n. 1900
CLARENCE NJ. CONDOR. sergeant Bat
terry 9. Third Artillery Onow second lieu,
galantTy in action near Calulut. LuZon, T.
/ Nov. 5. 1895; while IN command OF
detachment OF four men he charged and
routed forty entrenched insurgents, lnflct-
ing on them heavy loss.
CHARLES CAwETZKA, private Com
pany r Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry, for
most distinguished gallantry In action near
Seriaya, Luzon, +. l., Aug ., 1901 Where'
singlc-handed and alone, he defended dis
abled comTade against greatly superior
force Of the enemy.
JOSEPH L. EPHS. private Company b.
Third Volunteer InfantTy, for eXtraOTdi-
nary gallantry in action az the defense OF
Nigan. IuZOn. i. l., Dec. T. 1879, Wnere ne
discovered a party OF seventeen insurgents
inside a wall climbed 10 the top OF the
wall. covered them with his gun and forced
them TO stack arms and surrender.
JAMES MCCONNELL private Company
-. 'InlTtN-eNlFQ volunteer Infant III
extraordinary gallantry in action at Nigan,
LuzOn. T. l. Dec. T. 1888, in hghtng TOT
hours-Iyfng between two dead comrades
Notwithstanding that his hat was pierced,
his clothes plowed through by bullets and
his face cut and bruised by flying gravel.
WILLIAM =. MACLAY, private Com
pany \ FOrty-third Volunteer Infantry,
FOR most distinguished gallantry in action
at HilOngas, Leyte, +. J., May D, lSO IN
charging an occupied bastiOn, saving the
life of an officer in hand-to-hand combat
and destroying the enemy.
JOSEPH a. NOLAN, Artificer Company
j.. Forty-hfth Volunteer Infantry Tor
most distinguished gallantry in action near
Labogta. LuzOn. T.. l., May -, 1900, IN vol
UNFAIRLY leaving shelter, and at great per
sOnal risk passing through the enemy ;
lines and bringing relief to Desieged coih-
rades.
FRANK o. WALKER. Private Company
r. FOrty-sixth Volunteer Infantry, for
most conspicuous bravery under heavy IRE
OF the enemy in rescuing dying comrade
who was sinking beneath the water, lhls
near Taal Luzon. i. l., Jan IS, 1900
WILLIAM r. TREMBLEY, Private Com
pany +. Twentieth Kansas Volunteer In
fantry. for most distinguished gallantry
I'm action in swimming the Rio Grande de
Pampanga In face OF the enemys ire and
fastening a rope TO the occupied trenches,
thereby enabling the crossing or the river
and the driving of the enemy from his
fortified position. this at Calumplt, LuZOn
i l., April 2S. 1889.
EDWARD WHITE, Private Company B.
Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Ditto.
AMOS WEAVER, Sergeant Company F.
Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry, for most
conspicuous gallantry in action, in charg-
ing alone and unaided, a body OF fifteen
insurgents, dislodging them killing four
and WOunding several; this In night be-
tween Calulut and Malagnon, +. l., Nov
4, 1899.
TA1fuc G c-rTTI-Nryv ATEp C,orDora'
Company A. Thirty-sixth Volunteer In
fantry for most distinguished gallantry
in action in defending and driving OF 9
superior force Of insurgents, and with the
assistance Of one cOmrade, bringing from
the field of action the bodies of two com
rades, one k-.led. and the other severely
wounded; this while on a scout near Po
ratc. Luzon, Z. l.. Sept g. 1893.
THOMAS SLETTEL..-,D, Private Com
pany c., First North Dakota Volunteer In
fantry. for most distinguished gallantry
III action near Paete, Luzon, F. l., Apri
Y, 1899, where. single-handed and alone
he defended his dead and wounded com
rades against a greatly superior force Of
the enemy.
CORNELIUS ]. LEHY. Private Company
A Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry (xilleC
in action Dec. l, 1900, for most distin
guished gallantry in action I'm defending
and driving off a superior force of insur
gents and, with the assistance OF one com
rade, bringing from the field Of action the
bodies of two comrades, one killed ant
the other severely wounded; this while or
a scout near POraic, Luzon, Z. l., Sept
3, 1899.
JOHN A. HUNTSMAN. Sergeant Com
pany T., Thirty-siXth Volunteer Infantry
for distinguished bravery and cOnspicuOu
gallantry in action against insurgents neal
Ban Ban, LuzOn, r. l., Nov 8, 1899.
STERLING A. GAIT Artificer Company
+. Thirty-sixth Volunteer Infantry-Th'
same.
China
LEWIS b. LAWTON. Captain Twenty
sixth United States Infantry, for distn
guished gallantry in the battle of Tien
Tsin. China, July -. 1900. in carrying
message and guiding endorsements across
a wide and fire-swept space, during which
ne was thrice wounded; this while SERVING
as first lieutenant and battalion a6jutant
Eighth Infantry.
CALVIN z. TITUS. Musician Compan.
T., Fourteenth Infantry (since appointed
cadet at the United States Military Acad
envy, for gallant and daring conduct a
the battle of Picking, China, Aug. IL. 1900
in the presence of his colonel and other Of
ficers and enlisted men OF his regimen
in being the first To scale the wall OF tn
Chinese city. while serving as musician
Company l., Fourteenth Infantry.
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