The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-24

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NORFOLK, Va. Sept. PA
gldnds SO the pages Of the newly
issued official list Of officers of the
/ United States Navy giving the
name, rank and present duty of the
Z, 500 warrant and commissioned of
ficers of file United States. n ayy- are
still TO be found on the active list
of the department:
Many of the ships of war that
Twill come to the jamestown Expo
sition to be held at Hampton Roads
near Norfolk, Va, In 1907 viii have
among their officers men bearing
these famous names. Many of the
owners of these celebrated pat
ronvmics are either direct descend
ants Of the. men who first made the.
names famous or else relatives
through collateral descent. Some
of the bearers of the famous names
are no relation to the men who have
made those names famous. Others
have gained their chief claims to
fame in other military service than
that of the United States. 1t IS
none the less interesting, however
to notice how many brakes and
Nelson's there are among the officers
of Uncle Sans Navy.
The first name which has already
been big in public fame to appear
on this long roll of honor is that
of Ensign w. David Worth Bagley,
who is q brother of Worth Bagley,
who was killed on the decks of the
torpedo boat Winslow while bravely
fighting in the harbor Of Cardenas'
Cuba. during the 'Spanish-American
war. Ensign Bagley is now at
tached to the sunboat Concord
a few names below on the list ON
the naval register is the name Of
4Tidshipman Arthur Barney. who
hears a name made famous by
Gallant American acaman in the war
IF 1912. There are three Barrys
still keeping on the naval list an
other name made .famius IN the
same war.
Sill farther down The list is the
name of Augustine Toutant Beau-
reward. a relative of the General
Beaureeard. who attained fame or
The Confederate side IN the Civil
war He Is a member of fine first
class nj the Naval Academy and
halls from Texas. The na6ne oil
Commander Belknap, who vas
prominent in the troubles in which
tbe United States was involved Tor
many years along the Asiatic COAST
is still borne on the rolls OF the
navy by Reginald r, BelknaF'
lieutenant commander, and fHI''sS
L. Belknap. an assistant surg on:
The name of CornlnodOre Riddle
another hero of thcswar of 1912 Is
still carried in the United States
NAVY by William P. Riddle. col
onel in the Marine Corps, and Glenn
ant d. Riddle. a surgeon Blake.
ley's fame is recalled by Lieutenanti
John r. Y. BIaisly, Ensign Charles
A. BIakely and Boatswain Frank ID.
Blakely.
borough's name recalls that Of the
Commodore who was active in the
operations of the Federal fleet along
the Southern Atlantic coast during
tbe Civil war. The name of Com
modore Hull. who whipped the
British ship Guerrero in the War
of 1912, is recalled by that OF
Harry F. Hull. an assistant sur
geon and Leroy c. Hull, a gunner.
The name of Commodore Lawrence
is stiIl recalled by Willis W. Law
renee. a midshiPrnan of the first
class at the Naval Academy
Essex Hopkins, the first Secretary
of the United States Navy. is rep
resented still by William Hopkins,
a captain in the Marine Corps.
sydney 5. Lee, 81 second lieutenant
in the United States Marine Corps.
is grandson of the famous soldier,
Robert Z. Lee. A SOD of General
Arthur McArthar, Lieutenant Ar
thur J. Macarthur, is now attached
to the battleship Ohio. Douglass
c. MasDougal Is Lieutenant in the
Marine Corps BE is son of that
Douglas McDougal, who in 1864,
in the Corvette Wyoming while
looking for the Confederate Pri-
yateer Shenandoah in the straits OF
Shimonoseki near Japan whipped
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