The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-08

able 10 rejon thor companies after re
celvlng medical attention. tLieut. j. C.
Johnson.)
"MIKE COHEN, Private. l., =. W. ="
IN company with Private j. n. LeddicN
'eft his cover with Il stretcher ana res
cued private a. %. Ebel who was lylng
wounded under heavy fire, ana WIN
drew him TO & place or ratty sh""eu
conspicuous GOODNESS, courage ana gooo
Judgment. Capt. Rush)
a. r, IEDDICk, Private. u. =. vi. e.,
In company with Private Mike Cohen LETT
his cover on the nring line, ran with a
stretcher and rescued private 4. q. Ebel.
who was lyinR wounded under heavy
fire, and withdrew him TO place OF
safety. Showed conspicuous coolness'
courage and good Judgment 'Cap''
Rush.)
81. II. HENDRICKsON. Hospital Ap-
prentice OF the Prairie, and Private LEE
MAHR. 4. =. VI. G.. left cover on the mr.
ing line ran with stretcher' ana re-
moved Private Percy under heavy nre'
and returned at once to his place In the
line. (Capt. Rush,
I'D. J. REILLY. Boatswain's Mate OF
the battleship Arkansas, was hring one OF
the Colt guns and although wounded dur
ing action. no made no report or MS IN
fury until hostilties had ceased and re-
malned AT his post rendering erhclent SER
vice. Uleutenant- Commander keaung)
as. CLAY, Ordinary seaman OF the bat
tleshlp Vermont, was twice wounded In
the forearm during the engagement In
front of the Naval Academy. lie was
ordered to the rear and In so going as
sisted another man who was dangerously
wounded He refused further medical at
tendance for himself other than first
| aid dressing, returned immediately 10 his
station at the drag and continued his
. L.. a
piece during the remainder OF the day
although suffering gre~ pain from his
..e handling his own
piece as we'll as toggle AZ the draa T'vt
days nfterward while tho battery was
intrenched at Las Cocas this boy was
discovered TO have escaped from the hos
pital, where he had been sent. and found
his way out to the battery. lie was sent
Q back under guard. OLieut. Grady)
'"The following named men carried
wounded NEE. from the firing line, them
selves being under hre:
81. p. CUsH. Boatswain's Mate, of the
battleship New Hampshire and T.. TY.
DERIC, Ordinary seaman, OF the battle
ship South Carolina.
"picked up and carried n wounded man
from In front OF the Naval Academy to
a place of safety. under a heavy fire, and
at once returned to his position on the
firing line. Capt. Anderson.)
81. IL. hbSAN boVtsWhih-
Of the battleship New Hampshire. picked
up and carried a wounded man from In
front of the Naval Academy TO place
of safety, under heavy fire, and at once
returned to his position on the firing line.
Capt AndersonJ
81. SyEsSON. Gunner's Mate, OF the
hattleship Arkansas, was member Of
the Colts gun crew and when w, l.. Wat
son. O. S, was killed, Svesson rushed out
I'm the midst of Il heavy fire from the
enemy, picked up Watson, and unaided
brought him to sheltered place and
turned him over TO the stretcher men
LIeutenant- Commander KeatingD
. Admiral Fletcher adds: "ln the
fght between the steamers and Mexlcans
! on April 81 the following boats were en-.
gagged, First and second steamers OF
. the Florida and the second steamer OF
, the Utah. Chief Boatswain ]. McCloy
was in command Boatswain F. Schult;
was in command OF the Utah steamer
During the action MIR. McCloy who wa,