The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-01
AWARDS ARE MADE ID
 CARNEGIE HEROES
Fifty eight Names Are Added
 to the Complete List
BIG SUM IS ALSO GIVEN
Lives and Pensions Are Given to. Their Families or Lump
 Sums Presented

Pittsburg. October 31. = Fifty-eight l list in the United States today by the Carnegie Hero Fund commission. at its fall meeting. For acts of heroism 30 sill yer and 2S bronze medals were awarded the life savers, or their families in cases where death resulted. In addition cash rewards aggregating s4O,250 were made in
 O cases, the cash to be used for educa- tional or other worthy purposes at the ciscreation of the executive committee, While in g other cases of rescue or at tempted rescue where the heroes died as result, pensions ranging from s2o to s7O month were made to the dependents with s month additional for each child left. Of the rescues from death or the attempts, seven were from railroad trains or street cars, 19 from drowning. one from runaway horse, eight from suffocation
 in gas producers or wells, 20 from death
 in mine disasters, two from fire and one from shooting
 The mine disaster at Cherry. Ill, in Mo- vember, 1909. figured prominently in the hero list with the recognition of the hero-
 ism of IS miners. Eleven of these died from injuries In rescuing an unknown number of miners and besides a silver medal the monthly stipends were made to the families in these cases. Two that survived were awarded the silver medal and 5000 each.
 The recipients of the awards and the classification of their .heroism follow:
 Bronze medals to:
 Charles c. Baxter. Stone Mountain, Ga, train.
 Thomas Rodney Dobson, Relay, Md.
 James D. Ledbetter, Camilla, Ga, drowning.
 Daniel G. McGowan, Aroata. Cal. drowning
 Harry 2. Householder, Relay, Md, drowning.
 George H. Griffin (died), Tower City, N D., drowning.
 James l.. Mcfarland, West Frankfort, H.. train.
 Bronze medal and cash as needed for specific purposes:
 Lawrence B. Ryman, Dallas, Pa, drowning.
 Justin J. Mccarthy. Washington, D. C., drowning.
 James T. Martin. Wilkesbarre. Pa, drowning.
 John H. Thompson, Ashtabula. Ohio, drowning.
 Herbert J. Hesse, Whitehall Mich, | drowning.
 Elias Roser. Grand Rapids, Mich, drowning. | Ava B. Coffey (died), Martinsville, Ind, drowning. l Vaughan V. Longmire, Lost Creek | Tenn. drowning. Byron P. Van Orman, Canandaiga, N | r., runaway. Jesse Dunlap, Childs. Pa. train. | Edm. M. Price, Los Angeles, Cal. street car. w. Banj. McAlly. Plano. Tex. suffo- ca ton.
 Henry P. Mccoy. Pocatello, Idaho suffocation. James M Flanigan, South Pittston Pa, mine explosion. | Charles B. Evans, Mendon, H., suf- | location. Patrick F. Walsh, Plains, Pa., mine cave-in.
 George R. Jopling. Inkerman Pa., | John Merrick, Inkerman, Pa, mine cave-in. Benjamin George, Pittston, Pa., mine cave-in.
 Thomas Huntley, Pittston, Pa, mine caev-in. l John Ransome, Cleburne. Tex, suf- l location. | Silver medals: | Alan S. Blood, Grayville, H., drown | ing. John Flood (died), Cherry, H., mine | fire Silver Medals and cash as needed for | specific purposes: Isaac, Lewis, Jr., Dominick Fermento, Andrew McLuckie. J. Alexander Norber, Harry Stewart, Robert Clark, James | Speci. John Bundy, John S. Szabrinski, Charles Waite, all of Cherry. H., who | died in rescue work in the mine fire {; also to Walter Waite and George Ed dy of Cherry. H., who survived in 1uries. THUEQl
 others to receive silver medals and cash:
 Fleming B. Oyer. Lewisburg. Pa, drowning. Gertrude sharpsteen, Halsey Valley, N. Y., train. Jesse A. Wilson, Pittston, Pa., fire. James l.. Smith, Sistersville, w. Va, fire I. Wood Miller, Taylorsviile. Ky. drowning Frederick E. Kilgore (died). Water burg, Conn.,, drowning. Adam J. B. Opp tdied), Middleton ough, Mass, drowning. c. Gustav Groenvell (died), Watson vile, Cal, suffocation. Thomas Fleming (died), Corning, N. Y, suffocation. Martin Demyan (died), Corning. N S.. suffocation. wa<ter c. Sweet. Corning. N. Y. suf- location. David B. Tibbs (died). Amsterdam, N.