JEWEL, JOHN

(1522-71), Eng. theologian; bp. of Salisburg, 1559; pub. Apologia ecclesie Anglicane against Rom. Church, 1562; engaged in controversy with Thomas Harding; at first of Prot. sympathies, but became anti-Puritan. HUYSEN (1844), Rear-Admiral, United States Navy; 1864, graduated from United States Naval Academy; 1861, acting midshipman; 1863, commanded naval battery of field howitzers in defense of Washington; 1866, commi ioned ensign; 1868, lieutenant; 1869, lieutenant-commander; 1885, commander; 1898, captain; 1904, rear-admiral; 1904, retired. Served on all foreign stations; 1890-1893, commanded Naval Torpedo Station; 1893-1896, superintendent of naval gun factory; commanded cruiser Minneapolis on scouting service in West Indies;> commanded armored cruiser Brooklyn, serving in Philippine islands. Member Naval Examining Board; 1904, commander-in-chief of European Squadron. Author of many articles and pamphlets on profe ional subjects.