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ADMIRAL  GEORGE  DEWEY,  U.  S.  NAVY. 

Commodore  George  Dewey,  Commander-in-Chief  of  American 
fleet  during  the  "  Battle  of  Manila  Bay,"  was  promoted  by  cable 
to  Rear  Admiral  immediately  afterwards,  and  to  Admiral  of J  the 
Jlavy  on  March  2d,  1899. 


THE    BATTLE    OF 
MANILA      BAY 

MAY    FIRST,    EIGHTEEN    HUNDRED    &    NINETY-EIGHT 


AN  EPIC    POEM 

BY  PAY  DIRECTOR 
WILLIAM  W.  GALT,  U.  S.  N. 
Jk  Jk  ILLUSTRATED  Jt  Jk 


Copyright 
WILLIAM  W.  GALT 
Norfolk,  Va. 


Copyrighted  1904 
By  William  W.  Gait 


717,7 


O)is  poem 

Is  affectionately  dedicated  to  those  who  partic- 
ipated in  the  Sictorp  of  ^flanila  *ap,  on  the 
Jiwt  Dip  of  ;flUp,  1898.  *.«-*.*.«. 


857231 


NAVY    DEPARTMKNT 


OFFICE    OF 

THE    A  i  >  M  I  K  A  I .    OF    THE    NAVY 

MILL*     BUILDING 

\N  A-HIN<  .  ION 


June   1,    1905 

My  Dear  Gait: 

I  have  read  with  very  great  interest  your 
poem  on  "The  Battle  of  Manila  Bay,"  and  concur 
with  Admiral  Coghlan  in  the  opinion  that  it  is 
a  correct  and  most  excellent  account  of  the 
battle. 

With  best  wishes,  I  am 

Very  sincerely  yours, 


Pay  Director 

W.  W.  Gait,  U.  S.  Navy, 
Navy  Pay  Office, 
Norfolk,  Va. 


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TThey  say  that  no  two  men  can  see 

And  tell  alike  what  has  been  done. 
If  that  be  true,  I'll  certainly 

Be  criticised  by  many  a  one. 
As  I  have  done  my  level  best 

To  stick,  in  all  details,  to  fact, 
And  labored  hard  to  be  exact, 
I  think  my  yarn  will  stand  the  test. 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


ZAFIRO. 


Satil*  of  Manila  Sag. 


'Jiff  you  will  listen,  I'll  portray 
^    The  Battle  of  Manila  Bay. 
I  ought  to  tell  the  tale  aright, 
As  I  was  there,  and  in  the  fight: 
And  thankful  I  shall  ever  be 
That  fortune  thus  so  favored  me! 

[he  dash  was  bold,  the  deed  was  great 
We  seemed  the  instruments  of  fate. 
No  matter  what  events  occur 
In  future,  human  hearts  to  stir, 
The  glory  of  the  First  of  May 
Will  shine  forever  and  a  day! 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


all  I  say  I  weigh  full  well 
My  words,  and  will  the  equal  tell 
Of  mighty  deeds  of  heroes  bold, 
In  modern  times  or  days  of  old! 
Our  youth  will  greet  the  thrilling  tale 
As  sailors  do  the  freshening  gale, 
And  read  it,  both  in  prose  and  rhyme, 
As  long  as  men  take  note  of  time, 
And  hand  it  down  from  age  to  age, 
A  nation's  splendid  heritage! 


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MANILA  BAY 


EL  FRAILE. 


wail  across  the  billows  came 

From  Cuba  weltering  in  her  gore, 
And  crying  out  in  Freedom's  name, 

In  untold  anguish  at  our  door  I 
From  northern  lakes  to  southern  keys, 

Our  sympathy  with  her  distress 

Aroused  the  people  and  the  Press 
To  fury  at  the  cruelties 

That  wrung  from  her  this  wild  appeal. 

A  MAN  was  needed  at  the  wheel. 
A  glorious  PILOT  climbed  the  side, 

And  took  us  by  this  foaming  reef, 
Unflinchingly  the  storm  defied, 

And  stemmed  the  tide  of  rage  and  grief, 
That  ever  vainly  tried  to  force 
The  SHIP  OF  STATE  to  leave  her  course! 


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MANILA  BAY 
REINA  CRISTINA. 


then  we  assembled  at  Hong  Kong, 

And  anchored  in  that  harbor  grand, 
The  finest  in  the  Eastern  land, 
We  saw  that  there  was  something  wrong. 
All  vessels  flew  their  colors  low, 
Half-masted,  sorrow's  outward  show. 
With  anxious  hearts  we  watched  the  scene, 
And  wondered  what  it  all  could  mean. 
The  Harbor-master  came  on  board, 
In  uniform  with  trailing  sword, 
And  said  our  battleship,  "The  Maine 
Was  sunk,  and  half  her  people  slain. 
The  tide  had  turned  from  ebb  to  flow; 

She  swung  around,  with  cable  taut; 
A  mine  exploded  from  below." 

This  tale  a  sickening  horror  brought! 


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MANILA  BAY 


MALATE. 


he  citizens  throughout  this  land 

To-day  believe  a  traitor's  hand 
Accomplished  what  his  brain  had  planned. 
They  say  that  in  a  moment's  time, 
A  button  pressed  had  done  the  crime; 
And  in  Havana's  ooze  and  slime, 
Our  men  to  sudden  death  were  hurled! 
It  shocked  and  horrified  the  world. 
If  such  be  true,  no  record  shows 
Its  equal— and  it  blacker  grows— 
For  seeming  friends  are  worse  than  foes: 
With  this  the  FLAG  of  WAR  unfurled! 

£2»oon  after  war  had  been  declared 

Our  orders  came.    They  said  that  we 
"Must  capture  vessels  or  destroy, 
Our  utmost  efforts  must  employ." 

The  martial  world  the  judge  shall  be 
Of  what  we  did  and  what  we  dared! 


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MANILA  BAY 


CASTILUA. 


fhen,  last  of  all,  the  Baltimore 

Arrived,  our  squadron  was  complete. 
She  brought  from  home  an  ample  store 

Of  ammunition  for  the  fleet. 
She  made,  according  to  design — 
With  transports  and  the  Cutter,  nine — 
Six  men-of-war  the  fight  would  share, 
The  Cutter  would  despatches  bear, 

And  two  would  carry  stores  and  coal. 
The  transports  had  been  cleared  for  Guam, 

Although  Manila  was  our  goal. 
That  was  a  sailor's  ancient  sham. 
Of  old,  when  ships  were  passing  nigh, 

With  "Ship  Ahoy!"  the  first  one  hailed, 
The  second  one  replied,  "Aye,  Aye!" 

And  if  with  orders  sealed  she  sailed, 
And  "  Whither  Bound?"  came  on  the  breeze, 
She  promptly  answered,  "TO  THE  SEAS!" 


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MANILA  BAY 


British  Governor,  courteously, 
Requested  us  to  leave  the  port 
Within  two  days,  and  put  to  sea — 

A  strict  injunction  from  his  court; 
Because  the  neutral  law  was  plain, 
That  we  no  longer  could  remain, 
Since  war  had  been  declared  with  Spain. 

As  past  the  British  ships  we  steered, 
^^    Their  sailors  manned  the  sides  and  cheered; 
Which  told  as  plain  as  words  could  tell 
A  kindred  nation  wished  us  well. 
Our  men  replied  as  friend  to  friend, 
And  with  a  "  tiger  "  at  the  end! 


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MANILA  BAY 


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LUNETA   PORT. 

he  port  main  circulating  pump, 

On  board  the  Raleigh,  with  a  strain 
At  starting,  gave  a  warning  thump, 

And  then  a  crash,  and  burst  in  twain. 
Ashore  the  broken  parts  were  sent 
To  be  repaired,  and  then  we  went 

To  Mirs  Bay,  thirty  miles  away  — 
We  nowhere  else  could  have  remained  — 

And  there  for  two  days  had  to  stay; 
Because  our  Consul  was  detained. 

When  war  began  his  work  was  done. 

He  reached  Hong  Kong  to  find  us  gone; 
And  when  a  tugboat  started  out 

To  take  him  off  to  where  we  lay, 
She  struck  a  gale,  and  turned  about, 

And  waited  for  a  calmer  day. 
Despite  the  gale,  ere  fall  of  night, 

The  mended  pump  was  safely  brought 

From  Kow  Loon,  where  it  had  been  wrought. 
Then  all  were  ready  for  the  fight. 


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MANILA  BAY 


ZAFIRO. 


[ith  cables  shortened  for  the  start, 
And  steam  up  ready  to  depart, 
Not  one  of  us  but  in  his  heart 

Begrudged  each  moment  flown. 
The  signal  to  get  under  way 
Was  made  the  twenty-seventh  day 
Of  April,  and  we  left  the  Bay— 

Left  China  for  Luzon, 
With  all  our  chances  of  retreat 
Cut  off,  should  we  sustain  defeat. 

/Tfhe  Penant  Broad  the  Flagship  flew. 
^^     Our  fleet  of  warships,  two  by  two — 
Four  cruisers  and  two  gunboats  gray — 
And  three  reserves  got  under  way. 


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MANILA  BAY 


o  make  it  clearer,  I  will^name 
The  ships,  as  they  in  sequence,  came: 
The  Olympia  with  the  Commodore 

The  column,  natural  order,  led; 

Her  consort,  then,  the  Baltimore 

Sheered  off  to  port,  and  next  to  head ; 
The  Raleigh  followed  third,  her  mate 
The  Petrel,  fourth,  the  least  in  rate; 
The  Concord  was  the  fifth  to  clear; 
The  Boston,  sixth,  brought  up  the  rear, 
Which  was  the  senior  Captain's  place. 
The  proper  intervals  of  space, 
Four  hundred  yards,  were  left  between 
The  ships  in  line  to  intervene. 
The  First  Division  this  was  called. 
The  second  one  then  swiftly  hauled 
Twelve  hundred  yards  to  starboard,  well 
Abreast  this  column,  parallel, 
Where,  by  the  Hugh  McCulloch  led, 
The  Nanshan  and  Zafiro  sped. 
The  fleet-formation,  thus  arranged, 
For  three  long  days  was  never  changed. 


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MANILA  BAY 


EL  FRAILE. 


'he  sea  was  smooth  as  mountain  lake. 
We  covered,  without  stop  or  break, 

Six  hundred  miles,  a  single  reach; 
Then  sighted  Bolinao  Cape: 

For  ninety  more  we  hugged  the  beach, 
And  had  an  easy  course  to  shape. 
We  often  felt  a  gentle  breeze, 

That  blew  refreshing  from  the  east, 
Not  strong  enough  to  crest  the  seas, 

And  when  it  stopped  the  heat  increased. 
At  times  the  clouds  would  scurry  by, 
And  sometimes  overcast  the  sky; 
And  once  in  anger  seemed  to  lower, 

Across  them  forked  lightning  flashed, 

And  heavy  peals  of  thunder  crashed. 
'Twas  nothing  but  a  passing  shower. 


I    JUAN    D'ULLOA. 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


REINA   CRISTINA. 


sun  grew  hotter  all  the  way; 
The  flying  fishes  numerous 

And  many  colored  nautilus 
Some  interest  added  to  the  day. 

Throughout  the  night  the  atmosphere 

Was  warm,  and  generally  clear. 
With  other  constellations  bright 

The  Southern  Cross  adorned  the  sky, 
And  shed  a  soft  liquescent  light 

Not  seen  where  latitudes  are  high. 


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THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


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[hile  on  our  way  along  the  coast, 

The  last  two  fighting  ships  were  sent 

To  reconnoiter  Subig  Bay — 

They  turned  aside,  and  in  they  went, 

To  see  if  there  the  Spaniards  lay; 

For  we  had  heard  it  was  their  boast 
That  they  the  place  would  occupy, 
And  any  force  we  had  defy. 
Soon  afterwards  the  Baltimore 
Was  sent  to  cruise  in  near  the  shore, 
And  there  to  watch,  and  enter,  too, 
As  their  support  if  that  were  true. 
While  standing  close  to  Subig's  mouth, 
She  seized  a  schooner  sailing  south. 
The  Spanish  fleet,  the  skipper  said, 
Was  lately  there,  but  briefly  staid, 
And  thence  to  southward  had  returned. 
As  nothing  further  could  be  learned; 
For  this  was  all  he  seemed  to  know, 
The  stranger  was  allowed  to  go. 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


CASTILLA. 


fe've  found  out  since  that  eighty  mines 
Were  set  inside,  arranged  in  lines, 

The  plan  of  which  was  so  well  shaped 

We  wonder  how  our  ships  escaped. 
They  searched  the  Bay,  but  saw  no  sign 

Of  Spanish  ships.     At  close  of  day, 
All  took  their  places  in  the  line, 

And  then  we  hastened  on  our  way. 
Until  we  could  the  entrance  clear, 
The  three  reserves  brought  up  the  rear; 
Then  ranged  to  port,  and  took,  abeam, 
Position  under  easy  steam. 

fe'd  come  the  force  of  Spain  to  meet 
From  far  across  the  China  Sea, 
With  ships  unarmored  known  to  be, 
And  we  were  called  the  "  TIN-CLAD-FLEET." 


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MANILA  BAY 


[ore  men,  as  naval  records  tell, 

Are  killed  by  splinters  than  by  shell; 
And  so,  with  many  a  rip  and  bang, 
The  Carpenter's  most  willing  gang, 
As  oft  was  done  in  days  of  yore, 
The  woodwork  from  the  cabins  tore; 
Broke  out  the  stores  that  freely  burn, 
And  chucked  them  overboard  astern. 
We  seemed  to  have,  without  a  break, 
Long  miles  of  wreckage  in  our  wake. 


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MANILA  BAY 


LUNETA  PORT. 


fe  took  precautions  for  the  night — 

The  ships  showed  each  a  single  light, 
That  from  the  stern,  shone  only  aft, 
And  served  to  guide  the  coming  craft. 
They  all,  like  jack-o'-lanterns,  sped, 
And  held  their  distances  ahead, 
Except  the  last  that  did  not  need 
A  light.    The  Flagship  kept  the  lead. 

o  pilot  from  a  foreign  land 

Was  with  the  fleet  its  course  to  lay; 
Each  Navigator  took  his  stand 

Upon  the  bridge  both  night  and  day, 
And  conned  his  ship,  as  taught  at  school, 
By  using  compass,  chart,  and  rule. 


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MANILA  BAY 


A  bout  the  time  six  bells  had  gone, 
^*     We  headed  for  the  entrance  wide, 
And  up  the  channel,  one  by  one, 

With  modern  batteries  on  each  side. 
As  shadows  glide  upon  the  sea 
From  scudding  clouds,  and  pass  alee, 
We  moved  on  grimly  through  the  night 
Like  Nemesis — we  sought  the  fight! 

beacon  burned  upon  the  Bay; 

But  twinkling  stars,  between  the  clouds 
That  draped  both  sides  in  giant  shrouds, 
And  lightning  flashes  showed  the  way; 
The  phosphorescence  of  the  deep 
Seemed  wakening  from  its  quiet  sleep; 
And  with  a  billion  eyes  to  peep; 
The  guardian  mountains  darkly  frowned, 
And  save  the  engines'  throbbing  sound, 
A  perfect  silence  reigned  around. 


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MANILA  BAY 


A  sudden  light  blazed  on  our  port, 
And  one,  to  starboard,  at  the  fort; 
A  rocket  on  Corregidor 
Shot  up  on  high.    A  cannon's  roar 
Awoke  the  echoes  o'er  and  o'er: 
Then,  in  the  darkness,  all  was  still, 
And  signals  flashed  from  hill  to  hill. 

[e  scarce  had  hoped  to  run  between 

The  sentries,  on  both  sides,  unseen; 
And  while  we  spoke  with  bated  breath, 
As  watchers  do  in  halls  of  death, 
A  lurid  torch  flared  from  our  line, 
And  shone  upon  the  rippling  brine — 
The  Cutter's  smokestack  belched  a  flame, 
That  from  the  fresh-fed  furnace  came. 

It  glared  a  target  for  the  foe. 
Then  Randall  strove  to  douse  the  light, 

And  from  the  cruel  heat  below 
His  gallant  soul  went  on  its  flight! 


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MANILA  BAY 


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CL  FRA1LE. 


^ Undaunted  steamed  our  fleet  in  line; 
*™     Torpedo,  and  the  boasted  mine 
Were  naught  to  men  to  duty  drilled. 
With  such  defense  the  foe  had  filled 

The  entrance  to  the  Bay: 
And  many  a  one  with  wires  was  set 
About  Cavite,  like  a  net, 
To  sink  the  daring  fleet  that  came 
To  harvest  Eastern  fields  of  fame, 

And  break  the  Spaniards*  sway! 

|ur  people  thought  a  mine  must  burst, 

And  wondered,  "  Which  ships  will  be  first  ? 
But  not  a  word  they  spake: 
They  knew  the  Captain  General  made 
All  vessels  that  came  hi  to  trade 
"  Torpedo  Pilots"  take. 


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MANILA  BAY 


ftCMA  CRIST1NA. 


At  quarter  after  twelve  o'clock, 
~*'    And  when  the  Raleigh  passed  the  rock, 
El  Fraile,  black  as  friar's  frock, 
On  which  was  built  a  strong  redoubt, 
A  vivid  flash  of  light  shot  out: 
A  great  projectile's  scream  was  heard 
O'er  head:  It  seemed  some  monster  bird; 
And  then  another,  still  too  high, 
As  if  his  mate,  were  chasing  by. 


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MANILA  BAY 


MA  LATE. 


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/itried  Coghlan,  "  Now,  just  give  them  one, 

^•^     "From  after-starboard-five-inch  gun!" 

The  first  one  then  to  them  replied, 

It  thundered  from  the  Raleigh's  side! 

Before  its  echoes  died  away, 

The  Concord's  guns  began  to  play; 

The  Boston  next  attacked  the  fort; 

On  came  the  Cutter  in  support, 

And  threw  two  shells,  which  were  the  last. 

The  transports  on,  in  safety,  passed. 

Our  ships  steamed  in  so  silently, 

In  clouds  of  smoke,  they  looked  to  me 

Like  phantom  islands  on  the  sea. 


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MANILA  BAY 


CASTILLA. 


seems  a  just  decree  of  Fate, 

That  though  three  centuries  have  flown 

Since  Raleigh's  day,  there's  nothing  known 

In  history  more  appropriate 

Than  that,  upon  a  distant  sea, 

(To  him  a  legendary  world), 

The  ship  that  bore  his  name  should  be 

The  one  from  which  the  shell  was  hurled, 
To  start  the  fight,  that  closed  the  reign, 
In  other  lands,  of  ancient  Spain; 
At  last  avenged  his  death,  and  wrought 
The  very  end  for  which  he  fought; 
Thus  carried  out  his  cherished  scheme, 
And  realized  his  dearest  dream. 


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MANILA  BAY 


,  in  the  darkness  of  the  night, 
We  knew  not  if  we  aimed  aright. 
The  foe  shot  high,  no  harm  was  done — 
They  answered  almost  gun  for  gun, 
And  must  have  thought,  when  they  replied, 
That  we  would  shun  the  southern  side 
Of  Boca  Grande — that's  the  name 
The  channel  bears  by  which  we  came. 


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MANTLA  BAY 


LUNETA  PORT. 


T7fwas  ^ud-watch.     When  the  bells  struck  two, 
^^     Our  hindmost  ships  were  safely  through. 
From  Subig,  after  we  had  slowed, 
The  log  a  rate  of  six  knots  showed. 

Our  speed  had  been  eight  knots  an  hour, 
The  best  the  Nanshan  could  have  made. 

The  signal  read,  "  Slow  down  to  four," 
When  up  the  Bay  our  course  was  laid: 

So  ordered  that  by  break  of  day, 

We'd  find  out  where  the  Spaniards  lay. 
The  Cutter  and  the  transports  knew 

That  they  must  stay  well  out  of  range, 
And  all  the  plans  that  Dewey  drew 

Were  carried  out  without  a  change. 
Then  while  we  scarce  did  more  than  creep, 
We  piped  down  for  a  little  sleep, 
Till  day  should  from  the  eastward  peep. 


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MANILA  BAY 


ZAFIRO. 


IVTo  bugle  call,  no  boatswain's  pipe 
^^     Aroused  us  when  the  time  was  ripe; 
But  messengers  were  sent  below 
To  see  that  every  soul  should  know 
The  order  they  were  told  to  bear, 
"For  general  action  to  prepare:" 
Then  straightway  to  his  station  ran 
Each  eager  officer  and  man! 


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MANILA  BAY 


/Tfhen  battle  flags  were  quickly  bent, 
^     And  run  aloft,  as  on  we  went, 
On  every  ship  from  first  to  last, 
At  fore,  and  main,  and  mizzen  mast, 

And  peak,  unfurled  and  trailing  aft. 
A  sight  to  make  the  faint  of  heart 
Attempt,  and  DO  a  hero's  part; 
So  proudly  floated  from  each  truck 
THAT  FLAG  that  never  has  been  struck 

In  battle,  to  a  foreign  craft, 
Except  to  overwhelming  might, 

When  many  of  our  Country's  sons 
Were  killed  or  wounded  in  the  fight, 

And  few  were  left  to  serve  the  guns! 


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a! 


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MANILA  BAY 


EL  FRAILE. 


Dawn  all  nature  painted  gray, 
A  white  mist  hung  above  the  Bay: — 
It  climbed  each  hill,  and  filled  each  dale, 
And  clothed  the  landscape  in  a  veil; 
The  City  wrapped  in  deep  repose, 
And  dreaming  not  of  future  woes, 
Was  rudely  waked.     In  hut  and  hall, 
In  palace,  at  the  closing  ball, 
The  boom  of  heavy  ordnance  fell 
Upon  the  air,  and  broke  the  spell, 

And  told  of  coming  war! 
And  as  our  threatening  fleet  drew  nigh, 
The  young  and  old,  the  low  and  high 
Ascended  to  each  roof  and  height, 
And  clustering,  watched  the  wondrous  sight 

Of  battle  from  afar! 


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THS  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


At  anchor,  swinging  with  the  tide, 
~*'    And  lying  in  the  fairway  wide, 

With  mastheads  towering  toward  the  skies, 
Were  seven  vessels  off  the  bar, 

Of  different  nationalities, 
Whose  shape  of  hull,  and  stately  spar 
Were  never  made  for  waging  war; 
But  sailing  ships  discharging  loads, 
Or  waiting  cargoes  in  the  roads. 

fhen  off  to  southward  we  had  turned, 

Seven  other  ships  in  line  arrayed, 
With  forts  on  Sangley  Point  to  aid, 
Were  dimly  through  the  mist  discerned. 

Eleven  of  them  there  were  in  all, 
Including  gunboats  stationed  near. 
Cavite  loomed  up  in  their  rear 

Surrounded  by  an  ancient  wall. 


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MANILA  BAY 


MA  LATE. 


'   -•• 


~ 


was  a  stirring  sight  to  view  — 

Their  line  of  warships  stretched  away 
From  Sangley  straight  toward  Malabay  — 
On  every  mast  their  ensign  flew! 

JjT*ike  Spaniards  in  the  days  of  yore, 
^    Their  force  afloat  and  on  the  shore 
Already  were  prepared  to  show 
That  bravely  they  could  meet  a  foe; 
And  shadowed  by  the  morning  gloom, 
They  waited  for  their  certain  doom! 


A    few  days  later  there  was  found 
"*     By  one  of  us  upon  the  ground, 
With  other  papers  strewn  around, 

Montojo's  order,  signed  and  torn, 
Directing  all  his  fleet,  with  care, 
For  his  inspection  to  prepare 

At  six  bells  on  that  Sunday  morn. 


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MANILA  BAY 


CASTILLA. 


phen  gliding  by  the  Pasig  fort, 

At  six  knots  speed  (with  helms  a-port), 
The  rate  decided  on  as  best 
To  fight  a  hostile  fleet  at  rest, 

A  rolling  wreath  of  smoke  shot  out — 
They'd  sent  a  shell,  which  halfway  fell, 

And  bursting,  caused  a  waterspout; 
Then  came  the  booming  of  the  shell, 

And  afterwards,  the  gun's  report. 
The  Concord,  and  the  Boston,  too, 
Their  largest  shell,  in  answer  threw, 
And  proved  their  range  and  aim  were  true. 
Those  from  the  dark  Luneta  fort, 
And  from  Malate,  all  fell  short; 

So,  as  we  passed  them  on  our  route, 
From  forms  seen  dimly  on  the  shore, 
Sprang  fire,  and  smoke,  and  cannons'  roar. 

It  seemed  a  wild  and  weird  salute! 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


[ith  burning  rays  the  rising  sun 

Dispelled  the  mist  from  land  and  sea 
Like  magic.     Then  the  tropic  heat, 
Remorseless,  poured  down  on  our  fleet; 

And  ever  hotter  grew  to  be, 
Until  the  day  was  almost  done. 

The  penetrating,  fiery  beams, 
Unheeded,  streamed  from  torrid  sky, 

Though,  even  through  the  smoke,  the  gleams 
Were  hot  enough  the  pitch  to  fry. 

Through  hatches,  almost  hi  a  glow 

From  raging  furnaces  below, 

And  from  the  blinding,  surface  glare, 

Arose  the  palpitating  air: 
While  sweating,  grimy,  fighting  tars, 

With  joke  and  jest,  their  hardships  bore 
Like  veterans  tried  in  many  wars, 

Though  few  had  seen  a  fight  before! 


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MANILA  BAY 


LUHETA  PORT. 

c°lumn  forged  ahead, 


And  soon  the  fleets  were  face  to  face. 
(Five  thousand  yards  of  open  space 

Between  them  lay),  then  Dewey  said, 
"When  ready,  Gridley,  you  may  fire;" 

And  when  he'd  given  the  command, 
It  seemed  that  all  the  pent  up  ire 

That  long  had  slept,  awoke  again; 

For,  as  the  men  began  to  train 

The  guns,  was  heard  on  every  hand, 
"  Kemember,  Lads,  avenge  the  Maine!" 
Before  their  minds  arose  anew 
The  massacred  Virginius  Crew. 
All  sailors  ever  thought  it  wrong 
That  they  were  unavenged  so  long. 

Like  some  titanic  monster  chained, 

And  brooding  o'er  some  hideous  thing, 
While  ever  crouching  low  to  spring, 

Eternal  memory  remained: 

And  waxing  fiercer  day  by  day, 

Awaited  restlessly  the  time 

When  we  this  sacred  debt  could  pay, 
And  from  our  conscience  cast  away 

The  burden  of  unpunished  crime. 


S-«B 
«S  ^ 


i: 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 

• 


ZAFIRO. 


/Tfhen  all  the  ships  took  up,  in  turn, 
^         The  fight  within  the  firing  zone. 
We  moved  in  column,  one  by  one; 
And  opening  each  with  forward  gun, 

Terrific  broadsides  soon  had  grown. 
Along  our  sides,  from  stern  to  stern, 

The  dazzling  flaming  ribbons  flashed, 
Like  fire  from  live  volcanoes'  lips, 

And  bursting  shell  aboard  them  crashed, 
And  wrought  destruction  on  their  ships! 

|utside  their  line  of  ships  and  forts, 

About  a  hundred  yards  from  shore — 
From  Sangley  Point — it  might  be  more — 
Two  mines  exploded  with  a  roar 

That  almost  drowned  the  guns'  reports; 
And  like  great  geysers,  upward  threw 
The  water.     Why  should  just  these  two 
Have  then  exploded?     No  one  knew! 

Whatever  cause  there  might  have  been, 

Its  utter  uselessness  was  seen. 


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MANILA  BAY 


[hen  all  these  guns  began  to  roar 

From  ships  and  batteries  on  the  shore, 
Their  echoes,  spreading  far  around, 
Were  like  the  rolling  thunder's  sound; 
And  seldom  since  the  Angels'  fight, 
If  history  I  have  read  aright, 
Has  there  been  witnessed  such  a  sight! 

[e  steamed  straight  on  a  mile  or  more, 

Still  slanting  slightly  toward  the  shore; 
And  when  abreast  the  lower  fort, 
We  put  our  helms  down  hard  a-port. 
As  eagles  near  their  quarry  swoop, 
We  turned,  and  made  our  primal  loop; 
With  helms  amidship,  crossed  our  wake, 
Thus  closing  in,  the  fleet  to  rake. 


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MANILA  BAY 


EL  FRAILE. 

£2«oon  after  we  had  gone  about, 
**      A  daring  little  boat  came  out; 
But  ere  she  could  attack  our  line, 
If  that  indeed  were  her  design, 

Our  smaller  guns  upon  her  bore, 
And  rained  their  missiles  on  her  deck. 

She  quickly  turned  and  ran  ashore — 
Her  people  scampered  off  to  reach 
The  fort,  and  left  her  on  the  beach, 
Where  she  was  piled  a  helpless  wreck. 
Another  course  we  took,  and  then 
We  made  a  loop,  returned  again — 
Each  time  much  closer  to  our  foes — 
Each  time  we  struck  them  harder  blows. 

[ost  furiously  the  battle  raged, 

With  common  and  with  piercing  shells — 
For  full  two  hours  we  were  engaged — 

We  fought  from  three  to  seven  bells, 
And  used  our  shortest  range  when  they 
Were  eighteen  hundred  yards  away. 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


REINA  CRISTINA. 


[e  carried  out  a  unique  plan — 

We  kept  on  firing  as  we  ran, 
Save  each  time  when  we  started  back, 
And  outward  turned  to  cross  our  track, 

With  range  a  half  a  mile  decreased. 
The  Boston  was  the  only  one 

Whose  fire,  while  moving,  never  ceased. 
The  like  of  this  was  never  done! 

[e  plainly  saw,  as  out  we  went, 

The  battered  foe  was  almost  spent: 
Yet,  hopelessly,  with  many  slain, 
Prolonged  the  fight  with  might  and  main, 

Though  several  of  his  ships  were  wrecks! 
We  uttered  no  triumphant  cheer, 
In  any  ship  from  van  to  rear; 
But  softly  spoke  of  rising  smoke, 
Whose  curling  columns  upward  broke 

From  gaping  caverns  in  their  decks, 
And  said,  when  we  had  scanned  them  o'er, 
"  A  pity  'tis  to  hit  them  more  1" 


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MANILA  BAY 


MA  LATE. 


3ust  after  we  had  passed  them  by 
Five  times,  and  made  four  loops  complete, 

The  Flagship's  signal  waved  on  high, 

"  Withdraw  from  action,"  to  the  fleet. 

With  helms  a-port  we  stately  hauled 
To  westward  well,  and  heaving  to, 
We  kept  the  smoking  ships  in  view. 
As  our  unbroken  line  retired, 
The  forts  and  ships  still  on  us  fired; 
Our  Boatswains'  Mates  piped,  loud  and  clear, 
The  welcome  call  to  "  Spread  Mess  Gear." 

And  all  hands  soon  to  breakfast  called. 

Our  engines  stopped  the  first  time  then, 
(From  nine  o'clock  till  after  ten), 
Since  starting  them  to  make  our  way 
From  China  to  Manila  Bay! 


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MANILA  BAY 


CASTILLA. 


Olympia's  five-inch  shell,  'twas  said, 
Had  been  expended  in  the  fight: 
Investigation  full  was  made 

To  learn  if  that  report  was  right: 
But,  after  we  had  overhauled 

The  ammunition  of  the  fleet, 
We  found  that  quite  enough  remained 
To  fight  the  battle  o'er  again, 
If  we  should,  later  on,  be  called 

Another  such  a  force  to  meet, 
Although  it  were  much  better  trained 

Than  any  ever  owned  by  Spain. 

'/ftommanding  officers  repair 

^  On  board  the  Flagship,"  to  the  fleet, 
Was  signalled  for  them  all  to  meet, 
And  each  to  tell  the  Commodore 

The  way  his  ship  had  done  her  share — 
The  damage  she,  in  action,  bore. 


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MANILA  BAY 


,  after  all  that  had  been  done, 
Each  Captain  thought  that  he  alone 
Was  able  to  report  that  none 

In  battle  had  been  killed: 
And  no  one  knows  the  great  relief 
To  them  and  our  Commander-in-Chief— 
Instead  of  being  torn  with  grief, 

All  hearts  with  gladness  filled; 
For,  when  the  first  report  was  made, 

It  seemed  so  strange  that  none  were  slain; 
The  second  one,  in  order,  said 

The  selfsame  thing — 'twas  none  again; 
The  third  and  fourth  said  not  a  one 
Of  them  was  killed  by  Spanish  gun; 
The  Flagship  had  reported  "none;" 

The  fifth,  the  same,  and  just  as  brief. 

It  left  a  sense  of  unbelief, 
And  stands  in  history  all  alone! 


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THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANTLA  BAY 


LUNETA  FORT. 


fhile,  with  becoming  joy  and  pride, 

They  told  their  stories  of  the  fight, 
The  officer  on  watch  outside, 

Was  startled  by  a  welcome  sight — 
(Cristina  was  their  Flagship's  name) — 
She  suddenly  had  burst  in  flame. 
The  old  Castilla  did  the  same: 
Out  sprang  the  fires,  and  madly  spread, 
And  reached  from  deck  to  main-mast-head, 
So  rapidly,  I've  heard  it  said, 
They  burned  the  wounded  and  the  dead. 

And  when  the  leaping  flames  swept  o'er 
These  fated  ships,  explosions  broke 

The  stillness  with  their  mighty  roar, 
And  threw  up  clouds  of  sparks  and  smoke! 


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MANILA  BAY 


ZAFIRO. 


TThen  he  into  the  Council  bore 
^•^     These  tidings  to  the  Commodore, 
Who,  when  he  started  to  explain, 
Said,  "  Now's  the  time  to  strike  again  ;" 

And  both  the  general  signals  made;  — 
"  Get  under  way,"  and  "  Follow  me  "  — 
These  orders  gladly  were  obeyed; 
For  they  were  what  we  wished  to  see! 


after  we  had  started  back, 
In  single  column  toward  the  shore, 
Again  "  Proceed  to  the  attack  " 

Was  signalled  by  the  Commodore. 


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MANILA  BAY 


A  Ithough  we  did  not  look  to  be 
~*     In  shape  as  fine,  and  so  complete, 
As  when  we  steamed  across  the  sea, 

And  went  to  sink  the  Spanish  fleet, 
Our  injuries  were  very  small — 

Amazing  to  the  last  degree — 
For  one  disabled  gun  was  all 

Affecting  our  efficiency! 
And  everybody  was  alert, 
Excepting  seven  who  were  hurt; 
And  those  prostrated  by  the  heat 
Stood  by,  their  labors  to  repeat! 
It  was  by  many  of  us  thought 
That  this  was  why  the  Spaniards  wrought 

As  little  damage  as  we  showed: — 
Their  armor-piercing  shells  were  used, 
Or  else  their  shells  were  badly  fused, 

And  when  they  struck,  did  not  explode. 


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MANILA  BAY 


\  Y>  • 

\  V      »•• 


CL  FRAILE. 


Flagship's  signal-halyards  waved 
The  number  of  the  Baltimore, 
With,  "  Vessel  designated  lead ;" 
Because  she  had  been  sent  ahead 

To  intercept  a  ship  that  came, 
And  slowly  steamed  along  the  shore — 

La  Esmeralda  was  her  name. 
Before  we  left  Hong  Kong,  she  craved 

Permission  from  the  Commodore 
To  enter,  and  to  take  away 
The  strangers  wishing  not  to  stay. 
The  Captain  General  showed  his  spleen, 
And  made  her  stay  in  quarantine, 
Where  she  had  fifteen  days  to  wait; 
For  not  an  hour  would  he  abate. 


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REINA  CRISTINA. 


'he  Baltimore  then  went  as  near 

The  forts  as  she  found  depth  to  run; 
And  with  her  starboard  battery  clear, 

She  opened  up  with  every  gun: 
Then  slacked  her  speed,  and  went  dead  slow — 
We  thought  she'd  got  a  vital  blow. 

The  other  ships  were  drawing  nigher, 
And  straining  at  their  utmost  speed, 
To  help  her  if  she  were  in  need. 
"  She's  hurt!"  then  someone  sang  out  loud. 
"  Look !     Look !     She's  hidden  in  a  cloud 
Of  smoke — My  God,  she  is  on  fire!" 


J3  „ 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


MALATE. 


out  the  line  the  Raleigh  drew, 
With  starboard  helm,  and  cut  across, 
And  made  direct  to  where  she  lay, 
Assumed  the  battle  when  she  threw 
Her  last  shell  as  she  steamed  away, 

Uninjured  and  without  a  loss. 
As  from  the  mantling  cloud  she  broke, 
We  saw  it  was  her  powder's  smoke. 

/TThe  Raleigh  then  began  to  pour 

^         Her  broadsides  till  the  forts  were  passed; 

The  Olympia  came  on  with  a  roar 

The  Boston  opened  up  the  last — 
The  batteries  answered  us  no  more! 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 

C  A  STILL  A. 


'he  Concord  had  been  signalled,  "  Go, 
Destroy  the  transport  of  the  foe, 

Near  Paranaque."     Off  to  port 
She  turned,  and  stood  well  into  shore, 

Without  a  pause  at  either  fort, 
While  on  her  course  she  swiftly  bore, 

On  by  the  Bay  of  Canacao, 
She  shelled  the  batteries  as  she  passed, 
And  stopped,  and  gave  the  ships  a  blast, 
That  refuge  took  inside  the  pier 
That  juts  out  in  Cavite's  rear; 

Then  went  and  burned  the  Mindanao, 
That  flew  her  colors  with  the  rest, 
And  through  the  battle  did  her  best; 
That  served  her  guns  with  gallant  show, 
And  stood  to  share  in  weal  or  woe! 


3  v 

C  J3  . 

M  **  '. 

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*  8 
H  O 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


•.;   ,    • 


A  nd  then  the  Petrel,  "  Pass  inside, 
^^     Destroy  the  ships;"  for  she  alone, 
With  little  draft,  could  safely  ride 

In  Bacoor's  Bay.     Well  this  was  done — 
She  sunk  or  burned  them  everyone, 
Except  the  smaller  craft  she  found, 
And  the  Manila  hard  aground. 

A  ppealing  in  Sweet  Mercy's  name, 
^        The  Surgeon  and  two  Sisters  came 
From  out  the  hospital  on  shore, 
In  abject  terror,  to  implore 
That  we  would  promise  them  to  spare 
The  sick  and  wounded  in  their  care: 

But,  when  they  had  been  reassured, 
And  told  that  they  need  have  no  fears, 

That  we  would  help  to  have  them  cured, 
They  brushed  away  their  burning  tears. 


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THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


LUNETA   FORT. 


|avila,  in  his  brutal  way, 
Had  said  we  came  to  loot  and  slay, 
Their  church  despoil,  their  homes  defile, 
And  called  us  everything  that's  vile: 

In  proclamation  freely  used 

Bombastic  language,  full  of  hate, 

And  viciously  our  race  abused 

In  choicest  Spanish  Billingsgate; 

And  said  the  struggle  short  would  be; 

For  God  would  give  them  victory! 

/Tfhe  balance  of  their  naval  power, 

^    And  both  their  batteries  still  combined, 

Were  wiped  out  in  about  an  hour. 

Their  plans  had  fairly  been  designed — 
They  thought  that  it  would  help  them  most 
To  join  the  batteries  on  the  coast; 
For,  thus  they  could,  in  reason  hope, 
United,  with  our  fleet  to  cope. 


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THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


ZAFIRO. 


Raleigh,  Boston,  Baltimore, 
In  order,  as  they  come,  lay  to 
At  quarters,  just  as  close  in  shore 

As  each  could,  with  the  draft  she  drew; 
And  watched  until  the  Petrel  made 
The  signal,  "  White  flag  is  displayed 
On  Government  Building."     Then  we  stayed 
Until  the  Flagship,  for  us  all, 
Except  the  Petrel,  raised  the  call 
To  pull  out  near  to  where  she  lay 
Before  Manila,  in  the  Bay, 
And  "Anchor  at  discretion,"  when 
We  came  together  once  again. 


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/Tfhe  cheers  that  burst  forth  from  our  ships 
^     Could  only  come  from  Saxon  lips! 
And  as  we,  singly,  anchored  near 
The  Flagship,  louder  grew  each  cheer. 

But,  when  the  Petrel  hove  in  sight, 
And  steamed  the  other  ships  to  meet, 
With  many  trophies  of  the  fight — 
A  genuine  "  mosquito  fleet  " 

Of  motley  boats,  towed  in  her  wake — 
The  cheers  made  every  vessel  shake 
From  royal  truck  to  garboard  strake! 


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J  >/ 


THE  BATTLE  OF 
MANILA  BAY 


CL  FRAILE. 


TCre  battle's  smoke  had  cleared  away, 

On  sped  the  Flagship  without  stay, 
And  proudly  for  Manila  steamed. 
Her  bristling,  burnished  ordnance  gleamed 

From  sides  and  turrets  painted  gray, 
And  battle  flags  above  her  streamed. 

She  signalled  orders  as  she  went, 
As  if  dictating  destiny, 

And  stopped  abreast  the  battlement 
That  guards  the  City  from  the  sea. 

Majestic  all  alone  she  lay! 
Thus  challenged  them  to  fight  once  more, 
Then  sent  the  transports  nearer  shore, 
With  Stars  and  Stripes  at  main  and  fore, 
Which  was  to  show  them  that  she  meant 
To  emphasize  the  challenge  sent: 
But  finished  was  our  victory; 
For,  LO,  there  rang  out  no  reply! 


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RE1NA  CKISTINA. 


A  nd  now  my  simple  story's  done 
~*'    About  the  way  we  fought  and  won, 
Beneath  the  fervid  tropic  sun. 

I'm  loath  to  close  the  tale; 
And  had  I  time,  I  long  would  dwell 
On  minor  incidents  they  tell 
That  show  our  sailors  face  as  well 

The  battle  as  the  gale! 
"What  little  more  I  have  to  say 
Is  merely  in  a  general  way, 
To  sum  up  how  we  did  that  day, 

And  why  we  could  not  fail! 


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'/TThe  man  behind  the  gun  "  has  been 
^     Known  far  and  wide  a  hero  true — 
He,  in  the  heat,  and  smoke,  and  din, 

Did  nobly  all  he  ought  to  do! 
By  "  Man  behind  the  gun,"  I  mean 
To  say  Blue-Jacket  and  Marine. 

^XJut  there  was  one  as  brave  as  he, 

Who,  stifling  in  the  heat  below, 
No  thrilling  scenes  of  battle  saw. 
With  slice-bar,  hoe,  and  devil's  claw, 
He  kept  each  furnace  in  a  glow, 
And  made  the  mighty  engines  go 
That  took  us  on  to  victory! 

This,  faithfully,  from  daylight  hid, 
"  The  man  behind  the  shovel  "  did ! 


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CASTILLA. 


And  some  who  are  the  "IDLERS"  called, 
~*     Because  they  do  not  stand  a  watch, 
Supplies  of  ammunition  hauled, 

Through  ammunition  hoist  and  hatch, 
To  feed  the  ever  hungry  gun, 
And  well  this  heavy  work  was  done! 

While  others  volunteered  to  take 
At  different  stations,  well  defined, 

An  active  part  that  they  might  make 

A  record  for  their  Country's  sake! 
Such  duties  were  to  them  assigned. 

/7[his  memorable  FIRST  OF  MAY, 

Ten  thousand  miles  across  the  seas, 

America's  antipodes, 
Whose  sunset  gilds  our  newborn  day, 

We  showed  what  GREAT-GUN  pointing  means, 
And  struck  the  blow  that  broke  the  chain 
Which  bound  the  colonies  to  Spain, 

In  both  the  Gulf  and  Philippines! 


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And  yet,  we  are  not  quite  elate — 
~*    We  paid  a  heavy  price  to  Fate; 
For  Gridley's  sacrifice  was  dear; 
Though  invalid,  he  would  not  hear 
To  holding  back  when  war  was  near. 
He  did  his  duty  when  a  rest 
At  home  with  those  who  loved  him  best, 

With  wife  and  daughters'  gentle  care, 
Had  given  him  his  health  again. 

In  battle  he  must  do  his  share. 
He  died,  a  victim  to  the  strain. 

A  Sailor-Captain  without  fear, 
Of  judgment  keen,  and  brilliant  mind; 

A  man  to  every  shipmate  dear, 
A  gentleman  both  true  and  kind. 

In  radiant  letters  stands  his  name, 

Immortal  on  the  scroll  of  Fame! 


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LUNETA  PORT. 


n  every  great  emergency, 

When  we  have  fought  on  land  or  sea, 
A  man  has  come  to  meet  the  hour, 
And  show  the  world  our  latent  power. 

George  Dewey  is  the  living  peer 
Of  those  great  heroes  of  the  past, 
Whose  fame  will  through  all  ages  last, 

Who  taught  our  foes  our  flag  to  fear, 

And  us,  THE  STARS  AND  STRIPES  revere! 

When  this  most  glorious  fight  was  done, 

With  cable  cut,  he  stood  alone. 

Whenever  called  upon  to  act, 

He  showed  the  most  consummate  tact. 

Excelling  in  diplomacy, 

A  statesman  wise,  he  proved  to  be; 

And  though  the  task  he  had  was  vast, 

Made  no  mistake  from  first  to  last; 

But,  with  demeanor  firm  and  bland, 

Shaped  all  things  with  a  master  hand. 

All  hail  him  VICTOR  near  and  far, 

THE  HERO  OF  THE  SPANISH  WAR! 


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A  noble  mind  will  justly  view 
The  NOBLE  things  that  others  do. 
Where'er  our  striped  banner  flew, 
A  living  wreath  of  laurels  grew 

Around  its  starry  crest! 
July  the  THIRD  before  the  Sun 
A  quarter  of  his  race  had  run, 
Another  naval  fight  was  won— 
Another  mighty  deed  was  done 

Among  the  Indies  West! 


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sailors  all  will  gladly  own 
That  glory  was  not  theirs  alone. 
With  brains,  as  well  as  brawn  and  bone, 

Our  soldiers  are  the  best ! 
Athirst,  where  tainted  waters  gush, 
Ahungered,  through  the  thorny  brush, 
With  song  they  charged,  in  dauntless  rush, 
Up  San  Juan  Hill  abreast! 

As  ever  both  on  land  and  sea 
^^    We've  onward  pressed  to  victory; 
So  may  our  flag  still  glorious  be, 
And  wave  until  eternity, 
By  future  ages  blest! 


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PERSONAL  STAFF  OF  COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. 


1.  Capt.  B.  P.  LAMBERTON Chief  of  Staff 

2.  Lieut.  T.  M.  BROMBY Flag  Lieutenant 

3.  Ensign  H.  H.  CALDWELL Flag  Secretary 

4.  Ensign  W.  P.  SCOTT Aid 

5.  Lieut.  B.  W.  HODGES U.  S.  Transport  Nanshan 

6.  J.  L.  STICKNEY,  Cor.  N.  Y.  Herald Acting  Aid 


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ZAFIRO. 


Aatattr  Station. 


Squadron  Roster  of  Officers,* 
Number  37. 


U.  S.  Flagship  Olympia, 
Cavite,  P.  I.,  October  20,  1898. 


The  following  Roster  of  Officers  of  the  squadron  under  my  com- 
mand at  the  battle  of  Manila  Bay,  May  ist,  1898,  is  published  for  the 
information  of  those  concerned. 

GEORGE  DEWEY, 
Rear  Admiral,  U.  S.  Navy, 
Commanding  U.  S.  Naval  Force  on  Asiatic  Station. 


Commander -in-Chief, 
COMMODORE  GEORGE  DEWEY. 

(The  Commodore  was  promoted  by  cable  to  Rear -Admiral  immediately 
after  the  battle.) 


Chief  of  Staff 
Flag  Lieutenant 
Flag  Secretary 
Aid     .      .     .     . 
Acting  Aid 


Personal  Staff. 

.     COMMANDER  BENJAMIN  P.  LAMBERTON. 
.     LIEUTENANT  THOMAS  M.  BRUMBY. 
.     ENSIGN  HARRY  H.  CALDWELL. 
.     ENSIGN  WILLIAM  P.  SCOTT. 
.     J.  L.  STICKNEY. 

Special  Correspondent  N.  Y.  Herald. 


*  The  names  of  all  the  other  participants  In  the  battle  have  been  added  by  the  author. — Ed. 

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Protected  Cruiser,  14  Guns,  5,870  Tons,  17,213  Horse  Power. 

Captain    CHARLES  V.  GRIDLEY. 

Lieutenant    CORWIN  P.  REES. 

Lieutenant    CARLOS  G.  CALKINS. 

Lieutenant    VALENTINE  S.  NELSON. 

Lieutenant STOKELY  MORGAN. 

Lieutenant  (J.  G.)    SAMUEL  M.  STRITE. 

Ensign    MONTGOMERY  M.  TAYLOR. 

Ensign     FRANK  B.  UPHAM. 

Ensign    ARTHUR  G.  KAVANAUGH. 

Ensign    HENRY  V.  BUTLER,  JR. 

Medical  Inspector 

(Surgeon  of  the  Fleet}   ABEL  F.-  PRICE. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon  JOHN  E.  PAGE. 

Assistant  Surgeon CHARLES  P.  KINDLEBERGER. 

Pay  Inspector 

(Paymaster  of  the  Fleet)  DANIEL  A.  SMITH. 

Chief  Engineer 

(Engineer  of  the  Fleet)    JAMES  ENTWISTLE. 

Passed  Assistant  Engineer GUSTAV  KAEMMERLING. 

Assistant  Engineer  EDWIN  H.  DEL,ANY. 

Assistant  Engineer  JOHN  F.  MARSHALL,  JR. 

Assistant  Engineer  EDWARD  H.  DUNN. 

CAfl#«»    JOHN  B.  FRAZIER. 

Captain  of  Marines 

•   (Marine  Officer  of  the  Fleet)  . . .  WILLIAM  P.  BIDDLE. 

Gunner    LEONARD  J.  G.  KUHLWEIN. 

Clerk WILLIAM  M.  LONG. 

Clerk  (Fleet) WILLIAM  J.  RIGHTMIRE. 

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ATKINSON,  JOHN  WILLIAM Fireman,  Second  Class. 

ANDERSON,  EMIL Ordinary  Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  PETER Seaman. 

AUMANN,  WILLIAM    Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

ANDERSON,  JOHN  BRUCE Seaman. 

AUSTIN,  JOHN    Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  GUSTAF Fireman,  Second  Class. 

ANDREWS,  CHARLES  DAVID Landsman. 

ARNHEIM,  MAX  PAUL   Musician,  First  Class. 

AMADON,  CHARLES    Sailmaker's  Mate. 

ANDERSON,  ANDREW  Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  WILLIAM   Coal  Passer. 

ALLIEZ,  FRED Fireman,  Second  Class. 

BATES,  WILLIAM  L Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BATES,  WILLIAM  EDWIN Chief  Machinist.  + 

BLANCHARD,  CHARLES Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BRILL,  ARTHUR  THADEUS Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BURNS,  ANDREW  ALOYSIUS Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BIRD,  WILLIAM  DOUGLASS Ordinary  Seaman. 

BARLOW,  HENRY  . . . . Coxswain. 

BARNES,  EDWARD Coal  Passer. 

BALDWIN,  PATRICK Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

BERNARD,  WALTER  EUGENE Ordinary  Seaman. 

BLAKE,  MAURICE  E Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BEHRSING,  ANDREAS Coal  Passer. 

BRISTOL,  THOMAS  JOY Ordinary  Seaman. 

BAER,  ALBERT Ordinary  Seaman. 

BYRNES,  ALEXANDER  C Ordinary  Seaman. 

BENDIX,  AUGUST   Musician,  Second  Class. 

BARRY,  EDMUND  GEORGE Coal  Passer. 

BAY,  CHARLES  C Coxswain. 

BLOMBERG,  ROBERT Seaman. 

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BAKER,  GEORGE  Fireman,  First  Class. 

HARTLEY,  WILLIAM Blacksmith. 

BERTONI,  VITO First  Musician. 

BOWERS,  JOHN Coxswain. 

BAUMAN,  WILLIAM    Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

BRUCE,  JOHN  Water  Tender. 

BURKE,  MICHAEL  JAMES Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

BLIXT,  ANDREW Oiler. 

BAXTER,  WILLIAM  THOMAS Yeoman,  Third  Class. 

CLIFFORD,  ROBERT  JAMES Coal  Passer. 

CROWN,  CLARENCE  EDGAR Apprentice,  First  Class. 

CUSHING,  FRED  MILLER Coal  Passer. 

C  ALLAH  AN,  ARTHUR  A Apprentice,  First  Class. 

CHURCH,  ERNEST Apprentice,  First  Class. 

CHRISTIANSON,  ALBERT Seaman. 

CALDWELL,  BENJAMIN Seaman. 

CONNORS,  MICHAEL  J Fireman,  Second  Class. 

CONVERS,  FREDERICK  HENRY Fireman,  First  Class. 

CARROLL,  HARRY  Ordinary  Seaman. 

CUMMINGS,  FRANK  W Fireman,  First  Class. 

COLTHURST,  JOHN  E Yeoman,  Third  Class. 

CHRISTENSEN,  MARTIN  C Seaman. 

CLASE,  CHARLES  AUGUST Ordinary  Seaman. 

COPASSAKI,  ANDREW Seaman. 

CURTIS,  FRANK  CHARLES Coal  Passer. 

CHANNELL,  CHARLES  A Landsman. 

CAVANAUGH,  CHARLES  EDWARD  . . .  Landsman. 

CAREY,  MICHAEL  JOHN Fireman,  Second  Class. 

COLVEY,  JOHN   Fireman,  Second  Class. 

CALLIN,  DAVID Landsman. 

CRIIAGH,  MERRICK  WOODMAN Chief  Yeoman. 

COONEY,  PATRICK  JOSEPH Coppersmith. 

COYLE,  THOMAS  DANIEL Boilermaker. 

CHALMERS,  WILLIAM  TEMPLETON.  Landsman. 

CHAU,  AH   Mess  Attendant. 

CONLEY,  WILLIAM  JOSEPH Seaman. 

CHOW,  AH  Mess  Attendant. 

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MALATE. 

CHING,  Poo Mess  Attendant. 

CHILD,  CLINTON  EUGENE Seaman. 

CURTUN,  Louis  HENRY Fireman,  First  Class. 

GOTTEN,  ROGER  C Ordinary  Seaman. 

CARR,  MICHAEL Landsman. 

DILLON,  JAMES    Water  Tender. 

DALTON,  JAMES  JOSEPH    Fireman,  First  Class. 

DUTREAUX,  CHARLES  JEAN  Dayman. 

DING,  TA  ZEE Cook  to  Commander-in-Chief. 

DUNNE,  EDWARD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

Di  BENEDETTO,  PAOLO   Musician,  First  Class. 

DUNNEAN,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

DEVILLIS,  JOSEPH  CLINTON Apprentice,  First  Class. 

DOUGHERTY,  PATRICK Oiler. 

DAVIDSON,  ADOLPH Musician,  Second  Class. 

DiGioRGio,  JOSEPH   Musician,  First  Class. 

DEMPSEY,  THOMAS Oiler. 

DUCKLIN,  JOHN Carpenter's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

DUNPHEY,  WILLARD Landsman. 

EVANS,  JOHN  Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ERICKSEN^  JOHN  Seaman. 

EDMUNDS,  HARRY  Coal  Passer. 

EVANS,  JOHN  WILLIAM Shipwright. 

ELETSON,  WILLIAM  WALKER Oiler. 

ECKSTROM,  JOHN  LEONARD Chief  Master-at-Arms. 

ELLISON,  WILLIAM  Fireman,  First  Class. 

EWERS,  EDWARD  ALBERT Coal  Passer. 

FERGUSON,  SAM Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FREMGEN,  WILLIAM  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FARRELL,  JOHN   Coal  Passer. 

FAGERLUND,  GUSTAF  AROID Seaman. 

FORROW,  SIDNEY  ALBERT Fireman,  Second  Class. 

FLYNN,  PETER Fireman,  First  Class. 

FORSTROM,  OLOF  BRUNO Seaman. 

FINLEY,  WILLIAM  GODDART Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FREUDENDORF,  GUSTAV Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

FEHMEL,  EMIL  J.  P Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

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CASTILLA. 


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FOOK,  CHEE Wardroom  Steward. 

FOLAN,  JOHN Fireman,  First  Class. 

GALLAGHER,  EDWARD  S Chief  Machinist. 

GERBRACHT,  PETER  J Apprentice,  First  Class. 

GABEL,  JOHN  Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

GLOVER,  HARRY  BYRON Printer. 

GRUNER,  FRANK Seaman. 

GARROD,  LEO  HARRY Musician,  Second  Class. 

GRADY,  JOHN  Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

GOLDTHWAITE,  HARRY   Yeoman^  Third  Class. 

GULSON,  HERMANN Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

GAUL,  PATRICK  Coal  Passer. 

GEORGE,  ALEXANDER Seaman. 

GRIMSLEY,  CHARLES  CLIFFORD  ....  Fireman,  First  Class. 

GEE,  AH  Cabin  Cook. 

HANIBEL,  HARRY Ordinary  Seaman. 

HIGGINS,  STEPHEN  F Oiler. 

HOLLOWAY,  MURRAY  S Chief  Machinist. 

HAGER,  WILLIAM    Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HARDY,  THOMAS  F Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HAUSER,  JOSEPH  J Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

HANSEN,  HAAKEN  L Seaman. 

HEALEY,  JOHN  JOSEPH Landsman. 

HEENEY,  GEORGE  F Seaman. 

HANSEN,  ALBERT Seaman. 

HOWLLEY,  WILLIAM Coal  Passer. 

HENRY,  JOHN Fireman,  First  Class. 

HIRSCH,  Louis Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HANSEN,  PETER Seaman. 

HANSEN,  ALBERT  W Seaman. 

HARDING,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

HORN,  CHARLES Seaman. 

HASLER,  WILLIAM Ordinary  Seaman. 

HAMMER,  ERNEST Musician,  Second  Class. 

HALLETT,  JOHN  L Ordinary  Seaman. 

HORN,  HERMAN  JACOB Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

HAYCOCK,  FLETCHER  E Ordinary  Seaman. 

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HEMTER,  JOHN  McB Landsman. 

HUGHES,  Louis  D Landsman. 

HICKS,  JAMES  HENRY Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HOGAN,  OLIVER  J Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HANSEN,  FRED Coal  Passer. 

HANSEN,  ALEXANDER Coal  Passer. 

HAMMAR,  ALRIK Apothecary. 

HELLINGS,  HERBERT  Coal  Passer. 

HERVAN,  EDWARD  BROR Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

HEANY,  JOHN Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

HERBERT,  WILLIAM  G Coal  Passer. 

HEATH,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

HANSTON,  WILLIAM  W Landsman. 

ISBERG,  NILS  G.  E Coxswain. 

JOHNSON,  FRANK  B Coal  Passer. 

JORGENSEN,  JORGEN  A Coxswain. 

JUDGE,  JOHN  P Ordinary  Seaman. 

JANSON,  HERMAN  E Ordinary  Seaman. 

JOHNSTON,  EDWARD  W Ordinary  Seaman. 

JERVIS,  EDWARD Coal  Passer. 

JONES,  CHARLES  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

JORGENSON,  GEORGE Oiler. 

JANSEN,  JACOB  C Chief  Machinist. 

JORDAN,  JOHN  C Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

KERR,  JOHN  Chief  Machinist. 

KRUEGER,  EUGENE Oiler. 

KELLEY,  THOMAS  J Apprentice,  First  Class. 

KLEIN,  HENRY Fireman,  Second  Class. 

KENISTON,  FRANK  C Apprentice,  First  Class. 

KING,  WILLIAM Seaman. 

KABELITZ,    OTTO Coxswain. 

KEOGH,  WILLIAM  M Musician,  First  Class. 

KAY,  HARRY Master-at-Arms,  Second  Class. 

KJENONG,  ADOLPH   Seaman. 

KUHL,  JACOB    Ordinary  Seaman. 

KAULBACH,  FRED  MAX Coxswain. 

KERAI,  AH  Mess  Attendant. 


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KNIGHT,  WILLIAM   Fireman,  First  Class. 

KIDD,  ALEXANDER  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

LOCH  RIDGE,  FRANK  .  ...  Ordinary  Seaman. 

LUNET^LfORT  *          „.../« 

LINDAUR,  KNUT  S Apprentice,  First  Class. 

LISLE,  RICHARD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

LORD,  M.  C Fireman,  First  Class. 

LYONS,  JOSEPH  DANIEL Ordinary  Seaman. 

LJUNGQUIST,  CONRAD  W Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

LAMOREAUX,  FRANK  J Coal  Passer. 

LONGLEY,  GEORGE  Coal  Passer. 

LYNCH,  WILLIAM Coal  Passer. 

LARSON,  OTTO Coxswain. 

LASANDER,  ANDRO Seaman. 

LARSON,  ANDERS  Seaman. 

LING,  AH  Steward  to  Commander-in-Chief. 

LEAL,  RICHARD  Seaman. 

LANG,  WILHELM Quartermaster,  Second  Class. 

LONGENECKER,  WAYNE  L Apprentice,  First  Class. 

LARSEN,  PETER Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

LUNDGARDH,  ARTHUR Coal  Passer. 

LEE,  THOMAS Fireman,  First  Class. 

LARSEN,  CHRISTOPHER Sailmaker's  Mate. 

LEPPARD,  THOMAS  S Coal  Passer. 

LINDHOLM,  GUSTAF  A Seaman. 

LUCK,  AH  SING Mess  Attendant. 

MASON,  WILLIAM  Bayman. 

MORRIS,  EVAN  GEORGE Landsman. 

MUNRO,  WILLIAM  A Chief  Machinist. 

MAISS,  JULIUS Seaman. 

METHFESSEL,  CARL  ALBERT Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MILTON,  FREDERICK  H Seaman. 

MARCH  AND,  FRED  JAMES Coal  Passer. 

MEITZEL,  PETER Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

MURPHY,  THOMAS Fireman,  First  Class. 

,  BERNARD Landsman. 

,  1  HOMAS Seaman. 

MAY,  FRANK  57,,^  Cook,  First  Class. 

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MURRAY,  PATRICK  ..............  Chief  Boatswain's  Mate. 

MAW,  AH  .....................  Warrant  Officers'  Steward. 

METZENDORF,  DAVID  D  ...........  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MATHEWSON,  WILLIAM  A  .......  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MOORE,  EARLE  CLIFTON  .........  Musician,  First  Class. 

MARTELL,  GEORGE  HIRAM  ........  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MILLER,  JACOB  .................  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MAN,  AH   .....................  Mess  Attendant. 

MEHRTENS,  RUDOLPH  C  .........  Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

MARKS,  JACOB  ..................  Water  Tender. 

MOCGREW,  PATRICK   ............  Seaman. 

MARQUARDT,  ALBERT  A  ..........  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MULLEN,  EDWARD  ..............  Water  Tender. 

MITCHELL,  CHARLES  ............  Bugler. 

MARTIN,  JOHN  .................  Fireman,  First  Class. 

MOORE,  WILLIAM   ..............  Water  Tender. 

MITCHELL,  CHARLES  .........  .f.  .  Landsman. 

MARTIN,  JOHN  .................  Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

MURRAY,  WILLIAM  .............  Landsman. 

McNAFF,  WILLIAM  J  ...........  Fireman,  First  Class. 

MCNEANY,  WILLIAM  J  ..........  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

McNiFF,  WILLIAM  T  ............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

McELWEE,  HUGH     .............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

McRATH,  ALEXANDER  ...........  Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

MCKENNA,  THOMAS  L  ...........  Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

MCCLANCY,  BARNEY  ............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

MCDONALD,  EDWARD  M  .........  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MCDONALD,  JOHN  ..............  Coxswain. 

MCDONALD,  GEORGE  ............  Coal  Passer. 

MCCAUSLAND,  JOHN  P  ...........  Coal  Passer. 

McLEAN,  ANGUS  ...............  Ordinary  Seaman. 

NORTON,  JOHN  .................  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

NUTCHER,  EDWARD  C  ............  Coal  Passer. 

NILSSON,  ADOLPH  ..............  Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

NICHOL,  CHARLES  ..............  Seaman. 

NELSON,  OSCAR  ................  Seaman.      . 

NEY,  MARTIN  F  .................  Oiler. 

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NEULAND,  CARL    Fireman,  Second  Class. 

NEELY,  DAVID  . ».. Apprentice,  First  Class. 

NICHELSON,  JAMES Coal  Passer. 

NOKES,  FRANK  JOSEPH Landsman. 

NISSON,  THOMAS Coxswain. 

OLSEN,  JACOB Seaman. 

OLSON,  ERLAND Blacksmith. 

OSTERBERG,  CHARLES  H Seaman. 

OLAQUEZ,  THOMAS Musician,  Second  Class. 

O'NEILL,  THOMAS Carpenter's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

OSTERTAG,  Louis  HENRY Ordinary  Seaman. 

O'MALLEY,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

OTTO,  HEARIK  Landsman. 

OLDENBURG,  HUGO  Oiler. 

OLSEN,  OLAF  JOHN Coxszvain. 

PARSLOE,  FREDERICK  L Apprentice,  First  Class. 

PROBERT,  WILLIAM  T Apprentice,  First  Class. 

PROCTOR,  WILLIAM Seaman. 

PETAR,  HARRY Seaman. 

PETRIE,  BERTIE  Ordinary  Seaman. 

PASSANO,  LEONARD  C Chief  Yeoman. 

PEDERSEN,  INGVAL  H Boatswains  Mate,  Second  Class. 

POOR,  EDWARD  L Apprentice,  First  Class. 

PHILLIPS,  NICHOLAS  W Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

PENZA,  ANDORIA Musician,  Second  Class. 

PHELAN,  WILLIAM  Seaman. 

PETERS,  PHILIP  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

PINKERTON,  JUSTUS  B Ordinary  Seaman. 

PHILLIPS,  JOHN Seaman. 

PRATT,  ROBERT Water  Tender. 

PURDY,  GILBERT  H Seaman. 

PLUNKETT,  WILLIAM  R -Landsman. 

PEDERSEN,  ANDREW Coxswain. 

PETERSSON,  REINHOLD Oiler. 

QUARANTA,  TOMMASO Musician,  Second  Class. 

RANDOLPH,  HIRAM  Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ROWAN,  PHILIP  S Apprentice,  First  Class. 

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RUORK,  HARRY  LEE Ordinary  Seaman. 

REYNOLDS,  FRANK Fireman,  First  Class. 

Ross,  CHARLES Boatswain's  Afikf'&FoUd  Class. 

REARDON,  FRANCIS  J Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

REEVES,  GEORGE  A Landsman. 

READER,  WILLIAM Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

RusERu  FRANK  AUGUST Apprentice,  First  Class. 

ROLF,  OLAN Seaman. 

RUST,  JOSEPH Ordinary  Seaman. 

RUSSELL,  EDWARD Ordinary  Seaman. 

RAKEBRAND,  HENRY  F.  W.  A Fireman,  Second  Class. 

RICKER,  FRANK Apprentice,  First  Class. 

ROBINSON,  HENRY  B Seaman. 

RAYCROFT,  THOMAS  H Oiler. 

RAMSAY,  WERDEBAUGH Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

RADLEY,  CHARLES  A Seaman. 

SHIELDS,  RICHARD  J Machinist. 

SWEENEY,  JAMES  J Landsman. 

STANTON,  EDWARD  P Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SULLIVAN,  JOHN  J Apprentice,  First  Class. 

STRONG,  ELMER Chief  Yeoman. 

STENERSON,,  MARTIN Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SUMMERS,  GEORGE Coal  Passer. 

SMITH,  ABRAHAM  L Coal  Passer. 

SIMS,  HARRY  JOSEPH Yeoman,  Second  Class. 

SMITH,  ERNEST Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SANG,  LUM  WONG Mess  Attendant. 

SCHMIDT,  ROBERT Ordinary  Seaman. 

SING,  MAN Mess  Attendant. 

SWIFT,  LUTHER  TOWN Chief  Quartermaster. 

SHAY,  RALPH Seaman. 

Sou,  AH Warrant  Officer's  Cook. 

SAM,  AH Steerage  Steward. 

SMITH,  JOHN  W Coal  Passer. 

SIDERIO,  POSPERO Musician,  First  Class. 

SWENSEN,  PETER Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

STEVENSON,,  FRANK Plumber  and  Fitter. 

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REINA  CKISTINA. 


SULLIVAN,  JOHN  Fireman,  First  Class. 

SHULZ,  PAUL Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SING,  AH   Cabin  Steward. 

SMYTH,  CLAUDE  W Coal  Passer. 

SCALEO,  GASTANO  Musician,  Second  Class. 

SAUNDERS,  SIMON Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SMITH,  WILLIAM Ordinary  Seaman. 

SAM,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

Soo,  AH   Mess  Attendant. 

SOONG,  AH Wardroom  Cook. 

SHEEHAN,  MICHAEL Coal  Passer. 

TAFFINDER,  CHARLES  A Apprentice,  First  Class. 

TEYTAND,  AUGUST  P Apprentice,  First  Class. 

TREWREN,  GEORGE  W Apprentice,  First  Class. 

TROTTER,,  HAROLD  VAN  D Apprentice,  First  Class. 

TWITCHELL,  CHARLES  H Fireman,  Second  Class. 

TAYLOR,  JOHN  Seaman. 

TISDALE,  JOHN  B Landsman. 

TIERNAN,  WILLIAM   Landsman. 

THORNE,  ELBERT  TODD Landsman. 

THOMAS,  FRANK Coal  Passer. 

TREVORROW,  WILLIAM  J Chief  Machinist. 

TOMLINSON,  JOSEPH  H Ship's  Cook,  Fourth  Class. 

TOOHEY,  THOMAS  P Seaman. 

TUNG,  AH   Landsman. 

THOMPSON,  ANDREW Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

TOY,  AH  Landsman. 

Voo  ON,  LEE Mess  Attendant. 

VALIFUOCO,  MICHELE Bandmaster. 

WEAVER,  WILLIAM  W Ordinary  Seaman. 

WINSLOW,  CHRISTOPHER  J Chief  Machinist. 

WALKER,  ROBERT  C Coal  Passer. 

WELLER,  FRANK  Ordinary  Seaman. 

WILSON,  ALBERT Seaman. 

WILLIAMS,  CHRISTIAN  L Landsman. 

WISHMAN,  DANIEL  W Seaman. 

WALL,  ANSELUM  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

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WHITE,  DAVID Apprentice, 

WALLACE,  ROBERT Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

WHY,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

WISE,  CHARLES  J Landsman. 

WILSON,  WILLIAM Fireman,  First  Class. 

WEIR,  JOHN  Seaman. 

WARREN,  HERBERT  L Oiler. 

WALSH,  HENRY  J Oiler. 

WILSON,  THOMAS Oiler. 

WALKER,  HENRY  J Fireman,  Second  Class. 

WOLFTONE,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

WILSON,  CHARLES Seaman. 

YOUNG,  Louis  S Apprentice,  First  Class. 

YING,  AH    Steerage  Cook. 

YOUNG,  AH    Mess  Attendant. 

YAMAUCHI,  HIRAKI  Steerage  Cook. 


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CASTILLA. 

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SCHURMAN,  HARRY  W First  Sergeant. 

ZILLIG,  EDWARD    Sergeant. 

HARRIS,  HENRY  H Sergeant. 

PERKINS,  EDWARD  O Sergeant. 

MCDONALD,  WILLIAM  J Corporal. 

NELSON,  CHARLES Corporal. 

NICHOLS,  CLAUD Corporal. 

VOGT,  WILLIAM Drummer. 

VINCENT,  WALTER  Fifer. 

BARRETT,  RICHARD Private. 

BOTSA,  ALEXANDER Private. 

CORBETT,  JOHN   Private. 

CORDOVA,  RICHARD  R Private. 

CORNYN,  FELIX  Private. 

COVENTRY,  DAVID  S Private. 

DALY,  CARROL  Private. 

DWYER,  JOHN Private. 

FERGUSON,  THOMAS  S Private. 

FERRIS,  GEORGE Private. 

FLYNN,  RICHARD  P Private. 

HEALY,  PATRICK  J Private. 

HICKEY,  WILLIAM  A Private. 

HIDDEN,  THOMAS  M Private. 

HUNT,  THEODORE  P Private. 

KENNEDY,  JOSEPH  us  A Private. 

KENNEDY,  THOMAS   Private. 

KETCHAM,  JOHN  McP Private. 

LAWTON,  JOHN  S Private. 

LITTLEJOHN,  BENJAMIN  F Private. 

MCDOUGALL,  JOHN  A Private. 

McGRATH,  THOMAS  F Private. 

MCILVAIN,  RUFUS Private. 

MCLAUGHLIN,  WILLIAM  Private. 

ODIN,  HUGO  A Private. 

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PETSOLD,  CHARLES   Private. 

ROONEY,  JAMES  Private. 

SANDER,  JOHN  G Private. 

SHAFFER,  WILLIAM  H Private. 

SLIGHT,  EDWARD  T Private. 

SOKENSEN,  SAMUEL  P Private. 

TOLLEY,   FRED    Private. 

TRACEY,  PATRICK  J Private. 

WACHTER,,  GEORGE  Private. 

WARRELL,  GEORGE Private. 

WARREN,  ARTHUR  E Private. 

WEST,  THOMAS  Private. 


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LUNETA  FORT. 


of  tlj*  Salitm0r*. 


Protected  Cruiser,  10  Guns,  4,413  Tons,  10,064  Horse  Power. 

Captain   .......................  NEHEMIAH  M.  DYER. 

Lieutenant-Commander    .........  JOHN  B.  BRIGGS. 

Lieutenant    ....................  FRANK  H.  HOLMES. 

Lieutenant    ....................  FRANK  W.  KELLOGG. 

Lieutenant  (7.  G.)   .............  JOHN  M.  ELLICOTT. 

Lieutenant  (J.  G.)   .............  CHARLES  S.  STAN  WORTH. 

Ensign    .......................  GEORGE  N.  HAYWARD. 

Ensign     .......................  NOBLE  E.  IRWIN. 

Ensign    .......................  MICHAEL  J.  MCCORMACK. 

Medical  Inspector  ..............  JOHN  C.  WISE. 

Assistant  Surgeon  ..............  REGINALD  K.  SMITH. 

Pay  Inspector   .................  EDWARD  BELLOWS. 

Chief  Engineer  ................  JOHN  D.  FORD. 

Passed  Assistant  Engineer  .......  EDWARD  L.  BEACH. 

Assistant  Engineer  .............  HENRY  B.  PRICE. 

Assistant  Engineer  .............  HUTCH  I.  CONE. 

Chaplain   ......................  THADDEUS  S.  K.  FREEMAN. 

Captain  of  Marines  .............  OTWAY  C.  BERRYMAN. 

First  Lieutenant  of  Marines  .....  DION  WILLIAMS. 

Acting  Boatswain  ..............  HARRY  R.  BRAYTON. 

Gunner    .......................  Louis  J.  CONNELLY. 

Acting  Gunner  .................  LEVIN  J.  WALLACE. 

Carpenter    .....................  OTTO  EARTH. 

Pay  Clerk  .....................  WILLIAM  J.  CORWIN. 


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ABERG,  THOMAS    Seaman. 

ACHENVOL,  ALEXANDER Seaman. 

AHL,  PETER  Ordinary  Seaman. 

ALLANDER,   CHARLES    Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class 

ALLBRIGHT,  JOSEPH  T Landsman. 

ALVINO,  ANTONIO Musician,  First  Class. 

ANDERSON,  ARNT  P Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  CHARLES  W Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

ANDERSON,  FREDERICK  L Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

ANDERSON,  OSCAR Ordinary  Seaman. 

ANGELO,  ANTONIO   Seaman. 

ANGLIN,  WARREN  E Fireman,  First  Class. 

ASHLEY,  HARRY  C Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

BAILHACHE,  SOLON  W Musician,  Second  Class. 

BAINES,  JOHN  J Fireman,  First  Class. 

BALLARD,  ALBERT  N Ordinary  Seaman. 

BARLOW,  ROBERT  L Landsman. 

BARRETT,  JOHN  T Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BARRETT,   PETER    5  eaman. 

BARSON,  MARTIN    Ordinary  Seaman. 

BATHKE,  MAX Coxswain. 

BEAVER,  ARTHUR Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

BECKER,  MAX    Seaman. 

BELSEY,  JAMES  W Fireman,  First  Class. 

BENSON,  GEORGE  F Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BERNSEE,,  FRANK    Seaman. 

BERRY,  JOHN  G Coal  Passer. 

BICKFORD,  JOSEPH  PERRIN    Fireman,  First  Class. 

BISHOP,  HENRY  M Fireman,  Second  Class. 

BOERSCHEL,  PAUL  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BOH  EN,  JOHN  F.  R Boilermaker. 

BOHNE,  CHARLES  A Apprentice,  First  Class. 

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I  IOMBERG,  JOHN    Ordinary  Seaman. 

•  Bos,  RICHARD    .*.'. Ordinary  Seaman. 

:::5BUw7 "" ABTT; Mess  Attendant. 

BOWMAN,  JOHN    Landsman. 

BOYD,  GEORGE  D ' Coal  Passer. 

BRADY,  GEORGE  Ordinary  Seaman. 

BRAUN,  HENRY  Coal  Passer. 

BRAUN,  PAUL   Fireman,  First  Class. 

BROER,  WILLIAM  Musician,  First  Class. 

BROMBY,  WALTER  Apprentice,,  First  Class. 

BROOKE,  TENIS   Seaman. 

BUDINGER,  MICHAEL  J Landsman. 

BUNZIRE,  SUZULSI    Mess  Attendant. 

BURRES,  BENEDICT  O Machinist,  First  Class. 

BURTON,  ALBERT  G Fireman,  First  Class. 

BUTT,  ROBERT  Fireman,  First  Class. 

CARNEY,  PATRICK  J Landsman. 

CARROL,  FRED  R Apprentice,  First  Class. 

CARROLL,  JAMES   Oiler. 

CARTER,  FRANK Fireman,  Second  Class. 

CASTLE,  PORTER  D Landsman. 

CASWELL,  GEORGE  F Sailmaker's  Mate. 

CHEE,  TONG Mess  Attendant. 

CLARK,  GEORGE  J Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

CLARK,  JOHN  T Landsman. 

CLEMENTS,  CHARLES  W Coal  Passer. 

COLBERT,  FRANK  J Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

COLE,  CHARLES  P Coxswain. 

COLEMAN,  DANIEL    Coal  Passer. 

COLLINS,  JOHN  T Fireman,  Second  Class. 

CONRAD,  EDWARD   Coal  Passer. 

COOKE,  BENJAMIN  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

COVERT,  RICHARD  P Ordinary  Seaman. 

CRAIG,  DANIEL    Fireman^,  Second  Class. 

CRAIG,  GEORGE  K Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

CRANGLE,  CHARLES  I.   Ordinary  Seaman. 

CRETSER,  THEODORE  O Coal  Passer. 

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CRISP,  JOHN Ordinary  Seaman. 

CURRAN,  DENNIS    Fireman,  First  Class. 

DACEY,  WILLIAM    Coal  Passer.  EL  FRA1LE 

DALY,  JOSEPH    Landsman. 

DAVIS,  JOHN  A Fireman,  Second  Class. 

DEVINE,  JOHN   Ship's  Cook,  First  Class. 

DICKERSON,  EDGAR  A. Ordinary  Seaman. 

DIETZ,  CHARLES  J Apothecary. 

DOEPKE,  OSCAR  J Coal  Passer. 

DUNLEAVY,  THOMAS    Fireman,  First  Class. 

DUNN,  JOHN  J Ordinary  Seaman. 

DYER,  LESLIE Ordinary  Seaman. 

EDLUND,  FRANK  G Chief  Master-at-Arms. 

EDWARDS,  WILL  E Fireman^,  Second  Class. 

EGGERT,  CHARLES  Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ENGSTROM,  GUSTAF    Fireman,  First  Class. 

ENGEL,  HERMANN    Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

EVERSON,  CELJOS  D Ordinary  Seaman. 

EVVING^,  CLAUD  L Seaman. 

FAIR,  JAMES  F Chief  Machinist. 

FANILLO,  FRANK  J Landsman. 

FLOWERS,  BERT  Coal  Passer. 

FLYNN,  THOMAS  J Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

FOLEY,  JOSEPH  A Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

FOSTER,  Louis Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

FRANKS,  LEON    Musician,  First  Class. 

FUJITA,   SADASKI    Warrant  Officer's  Steivard. 

FUNKLER,  HUGO  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

GALLAGHER,  EDWARD  Coal  Passer. 

GALLEQUILLO,  RAYMOND  Fireman,  First  Class. 

GAMBIER,  LUDWICK  A Coal  Passer. 

GAU,  AH    Mess  Attendant. 

GAST,  GUSTAVE  H Ordinary  Seaman. 

GAUTHIER,  FRANK  J Landsman. 

GOLDSTINE,  AARON  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

GONG,  FONG Cabin  Cook. 

GOODALL,  SAMUEL    Seaman. 

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REINA  CRISTINA. 


Saltimurr. 


GRAF,  JOHN  Coal  Passer. 

GREEN  AN,  JOSEPH Coxswain. 

GRIDLEY,  FRANK  S Ordinary  Seaman. 

GUBEL,  JOHN  Master-at-Arms,  Second  Class. 

GUNDERMAN,  AUGUST  F Ordinary  Seaman. 

GUSTAFSON,  CARL  Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

HARTNETT,  GUY  W Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

HARTRICK,  RICHARD    Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

HASHIMOTO,  HARU Mess  Attendant. 

HATFIELD,  FRED  L Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

HAUNSTEIN,  ADOLPH   Ordinary  Seaman. 

HEALEY,  THOMAS  P Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

HEBERLING,  GEORGE  Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

HEDEN,  AUGUST  J Seaman. 

HEIL,  JOSEPH    Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

HELENIUS,  AXEL  E Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

HENRICK,  PETER Oiler. 

HERRE,  CHARLES Ordinary  Seaman. 

HIGGINS,  GEORGE  H Coal  Passer. 

HILLHOUSE,  JAMES  H Coal  Passer. 

HONEYWELL,  HARRY  E Musician,  Second  Class. 

HORN,  HARRY  Coxswain. 

HOY,  ALBERT  Musician,  Second  Class. 

HUMPHREY,  HARRY   Printer. 

HUNT,  JOSEPH    Oiler. 

KURD,  LEWIS  C Landsman. 

HURNEY,  JOHN   Seaman. 

HUNTLEY,  JOHN  S Bugler. 

JARVIS,  GEORGE  Coal  Passer. 

JENSON,  OSCAR  J Ordinary  Seaman. 

JIM,  CHARLEY  Steerage  Steward. 

JOHANNSEN,  AKSEL   Coxswain. 

JOHNSON,  ARTHUR  H Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

JOHNSON,  EDWARD  Fireman,  First  Class. 

JOHNSON,  LUCIEN  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

JONES,  JESSE  E Chief  Machinist. 

JULIAN,  CHARLES   Seaman. 

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KANE,  CORNELIUS  C  ............  Oiler. 

KAUFMANN,  ELI  AS  C  ...........  Bandmaster. 

KEAW,  AH   ....................  Mess  Attendant. 

KELL,  THOMAS  E  ...............  Chief  Machinist. 

KEMPER,  JOSEF   ................  Fireman,  First  Class. 

KEUKICHI,  KAMIYA  ............  Steerage  Cook. 

KENNEDY,  JOSEPH  ..............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

KENNEDY,  MARTIN    ............  Boilermaker. 

KERBLE,  HUGO  L  ...............  Landsman. 

KERSTING,  HENRY  W  ...........  Oiler. 

KIAN,  AH    ....................  Cabin  Steward. 

KING,  MARK  T  .................  Coal  Passer. 

KIVLEHEN,  MICHAEL  ...........  Chief  Quartermaster. 

KOHLER,  GEORGE  J  .............  Carpenter's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

LATHAM,  JOSEPH  W  ............  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

LATHROP,  ALBERT  ..............  Ordinary  Seaman. 

LEE,  FRANCIS  ..................  Seaman. 

LEFEBER,  ALBERT    ..............  Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

LEGGATT,  MATTHEW  ............  Seaman. 

LEHMANN,  JOSEPH  A  ...........  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

LEHMAN,  WILLIAM  C  ...........  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

LIESE,  GUSTAV    ................  First  Musician. 

LINGRON,  ALFRED  ..............  Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

LOCKE,  FREDERICK   .............  Chief  Boatswain's  Mate. 

LUTTRELL,  JOHN  F  .............  Machinist,  First  Class. 

LYN,  CHARLES  C  ...............  Coal  Passer. 

LYNGHBY,  HENRY  S  ............  Seaman. 

MAHLSTEDT,  JOHN  D  ...........  Machinist,  Second  Class. 

MAHON,  THOMAS  M  ............  Oiler. 

M  ANDERS,  JOHN    ...............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

MANNING,  JAMES  J  .............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MARSHALL,  CHARLES  T  .........  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MARSHALL,  DOMINIC  ...........  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MARSHALL,  JOSEPH    ............  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MAYER,  FRANK  J  ...............  Apprentice^  First  Class. 

MEYER,  LAWRENCE  L  ...........  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MILLER,   FRANK  ................  Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

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MANILA  BAY 


CASTILLA. 


MILLER,  AUGUSTUS  R Seaman. 

MOFFAT,  ARCHIE  E Yeoman,  Third  Class. 

MORGADO,  PEDRO  J Musician,  Second  Class. 

MORSE,  FRANK  L Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MULLEN,  FRANK  L Coal  Passer. 

MULLER,  HARRY   Fireman,  First  Class. 

MULVEHILL,  MARTIN  Blacksmith. 

MUNGER,  ORVILLE  R Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MURDOCK,  THOMAS  P Coal  Passer. 

MURPHY.,  JAMES  F Ordinary  Seaman. 

MURPHY,  WILLIAM  H Bayman. 

McCABE,  THOMAS,  JR Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MCCARTHY,  JOSEPH   Fireman,  First  Class. 

McCoRRiSTON,  FRANCIS  J Ordinary  Seaman. 

MCDONALD,  THOMAS  C Fireman,  Second  Class. 

McDowELL,  THOMAS  H Fireman,  Second  Class. 

McGRATH,  JOHN  J Plumber  and  Fitter. 

McKAY,  FRED  Shipwright, 

McKAY,  GEORGE  W Carpenter's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

McNiERNEY,  JOHN  J Fireman,  First  Class. 

NASH,  WILLIAM  L Fireman,  First  Class. 

NEWMAN,  WALTER  V Fireman,  First  Class. 

NICHOLS,  ANTONE    Ordinary  Seaman. 

NICHOLS,  ARTHUR  W Coal  Passer. 

NICOLAI,  MORITZ  A Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

NORTON,  HUGH  Coal  Passer. 

O'BRIEN,  JOHN  F Ship's  Cook,  Fourth  Class. 

O'CONNOR,  DANIEL,  JR Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

O'CONNOR,  TIMOTHY  J Machinist,  First  Class. 

O'HANLON,   MICHAEL   Water  Tender. 

O'KEEFE,  WILLIAM    Coxswain. 

OLSEN,  GOODMON    Fireman,  First  Class. 

OLSEN,  JOHANNES   Water  Tender. 

OLSEN,  OSCAR Seaman. 

OPPLIGER,  AUGUST  Musician^,  Second  Class. 

ORLANDI,  ANDRES Musician,  First  Class. 

ORNER,  WILLIAM   Chief  Yeoman. 

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PAECH,  OSCAR Ordinary  Seaman.  - 

PALM,  JOHN    Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

PARTINGTON,  WALTER  Seaman. 

PATTERSON,  JOHN  R Apprentice,  Second  Class7~ 

PEACOCK,  EDWARD  R Seaman. 

PECK,  WALTER  A Apprentice,  First  Class. 

PERCIVAL,  ARTHUR  T Chief  Machinist. 

PETERSON,  JOHN   Seaman. 

PHILLIPS,  CORNELIUS  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

PLUFF,   PHILIP   Landsman. 

PRAM  ME,  CHARLES  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

QUIRK,  JOHN Fireman,  First  Class. 

RASMUSSEN,  Louis Coal  Passer. 

REF.S,  GEORGE  C Coxswain. 

REGETH,  JOHANN  S Ordinary  Seaman. 

RICIARDELLI,   ROSARIO    Seaman. 

RICHARDS,  JOHN   Fireman,  First  Class. 

RICHARDS,  THOMAS   Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

RIDDLE,  GEORGE  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

ROBINSON,  JAMES  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

ROONEY,  HENRY  Coxswain. 

ROOT,  THOMAS    Fireman,  First  Class. 

ROSCHER,  HERMANN    Musician,  Second  Class. 

RULEY,  FRANK    Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

RYAN,  WILLIAM  J Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SOLONEN,  FRANK   Seaman. 

SANTRY,  WILLIAM  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SCHEFER,  EMIL  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SEXTON,  FRANCIS  J Machinist,  Second  Class. 

SEXTON,  PATRICK  T Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SHANNON,  GEORGE  P Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SHEEHAN,  WILLIAM  C Water  Tender. 

SHIPPERD,  JOHN   Coxswain. 

SHOCKLEY,  CLAYTON  P Ordinary  Seaman. 

SHOWE,  HARRY  Mess  Attendant. 

SHULTZ,  ARTHUR  E Coal  Passer. 

SILK,  CHARLES   Chief  Yeoman. 


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SIMPTON,  WALTER   Landsman. 

SKINNER,  ALFONZO    Machinist,  Second  Class. 

SMALLBONE,  JULIUS  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SMITH,  JAMES Fireman,  First  Class. 

SMITH,  Louis  H Coal  Passer. 

SMITH,  OSCAR  P Landsman. 

SNELGROVE,  EDWARD  S Coxswain. 

SPEAR,  THOMAS  R Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SPEARMAN,  FRANK    Fireman,  First  Class. 

SPRUILL,  ASA Seaman. 

ST.  CLAIR,  IVORY  J Fireman,  Second  Class. 

STANLEY,  FRANCIS  L Musician,  First  Class. 

STEELE,  CLARENCE  W Apprentice,  First  Class. 

STEPHENSON,  GEORGE    Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

STEMMER,  OLIVER Fireman,  Second  Class. 

STENICKA,  JOSEPH  A Bayman. 

STEVENS,  PLEASANT  A Machinist,  First  Class. 

STONE,  WILLIAM  E Ordinary  Seaman. 

STRYKER,  MARK  K Landsman. 

STRYKER,  RALPH  S Landsman. 

SUTTON,  GARFIELD  Ordinary  Seaman. 

TANAKA,  UKICHI  Warrant  Officer's  Cook. 

TAYLOR,  CHARLES  C Coal  Passer. 

TENNISON,  HERBERT  A Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

THOMPSON,  HARRY Apprentice,  First  Class. 

THOMPSON,  WILLIAM    Blacksmith. 

TING,  AH  Wardroom  Cook. 

TOBIAS,  Dor  O Ordinary  Seaman. 

TOMKE,  EDWARD Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

TONG,  Yu Mess  Attendant. 

TURNBLAD,  CHARLES   Seaman. 

TURNBULL,  ARTHUR Apprentice,  First  Class. 

TURNER,  ERNEST    Oiler. 

TURNER,  JOHN Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

TYLER,  ARTHUR  V Musician,  Second  Class. 

UMLAND,  AMANDUS  A.  Coal  Passer. 

VALIANOS,  NICLIS Oiler. 

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VANDERVEER,  JEAN  J Yeoman,  First  Class 

VASOCEVICH,  JOHN     Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

VOGT,  FREDERICK  C Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

VOY,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

WAGNER,  FRANK    Fireman,  First  Class. 

WAHLBORG,  AROID    Seaman. 

WALKER,  GEORGE   Seaman. 

WALL  WORK,  THOMAS Coal  Passer. 

WALSER,  LEWIS,  J Landsman. 

WALTERS,  CHRISTIAN  P Coxswain. 

WARD,  JAMES Musician,  First  Class. 

WARLOW,  CHARLES Chief  Yeoman. 

WASSERMAN,  ARTHUR  Seaman. 

WATERS,  CHARLES    Ordinary  Seaman. 

WATSON,  LORENZO   Machinist,  Second  Class. 

WENK,  HARRY  B Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WEST,  ALBERT  A.  M Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

WHAPHAM,  FREDERICK  Musician,  Second  Class. 

WHITE,  FRANK  C Seaman. 

WHITE,  ORA   Seaman. 

WHITHAM,  CHARLES  E Seaman. 

WHYLER,  FRANK  B Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

WILLIAMS,  DAVID  Seaman. 

WILLIAMS,  FRANK   Coal  Passer. 

WILLIAMS,  GUSTAVE  L Seaman. 

WILLIAMS,  MAURICE  Seaman. 

WILLIAMS,  ROGER Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class 

WILSON,  DAVID  Ordinary  Seaman. 

WILSON,  HUGH  Coal  Passer. 

WING,  AH    Wardroom  Steward. 

WINKLER,  GEORGE  M Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WOOD,  WILLIAM   Seaman. 

WOODWORTH,  ALBERT  L Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

Wow,  YEE  Mess  Attendant. 

WRIGHT,  JOHN  W Fireman,  First  Class. 

YOCKISH,  PAUL  R Apprentice,  First  Class. 

You,  AH    Mess  Attendant. 

ZANDER,  EDMUND  M Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

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PIERPONT,  FRANK First  Sergeant. 

GRANT,  JAMES  Sergeant. 

HOOFMAN,  JULIUS  C Sergeant. 

SMITH,  JOHN  H Corporal. 

STAUEK,  JOSEPH   Corporal. 

WALTERS,  WILLIAM   Corporal. 

BOEHMANN,  FRANCIS Drummer. 

NECESAL,  ARNOLD Trumpeter. 

BAPTIST,  GAY Private. 

BELLAMY,  SYDNEY  F Private. 

BENSON,  JOHN  C Private. 

BLISS,  LEONARD  L Private. 

BRADLEY,  FRANK  E Private. 

BRUCK,  AUGUST   Private. 

BYINGTON,  EDWARD  C Private. 

CAMPBELL,  ROBERT  P Private. 

CHAPMAN,  WILLIAM  S Private. 

DINIMICK,  CLARENCE  C Private. 

EDWARDS,  WILLIAM  A Private. 

EGAN,  MURTY  Private. 

EMERSON,  FRANK  E Private. 

EVANS,  CHARLES  N Private. 

FENSHOLDT,  Luis  P Private. 

FITZGERALD,  MAURICE  Private. 

GEORGE,  FREDERICK  W Private. 

GOEBEL,  PAUL  D Private. 

GRIESER,  JOHN  B Private. 

HALL,  FREDERIC    Private. 

HASTINGS,  FRANK  W Private. 

HEIDER,  ALFRED   Private. 

JALLETT,  CHARLES  H Private. 

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LUDGATE,  WILLIAM    Private. 

MCBREARTY,  FRANK Private. 

MCCORMICK,  JOHN  Private. 

MCLAUGHLIN,  JOHN  C Private. 

PEPPARD,  DAVID  H Private. 

PETERSON,  ANDREW    Private. 

POE,  JOSEPH  Private. 

RALPH,  JOHN  F Private. 

REYNOLDS,  FRANK  P Private. 

RICHARDS,  EDWARD    Private. 

RUCKS,  WARNER  M Private. 

SMITH,  FRED  L Private. 

STAFFORD,  THOMAS    Private. 

THOMAS,  CHARLES  E Private. 

WILSON,  JOSEPH   Private. 

WESNER,  JAMES Private. 

YENAWME,  KINNEY  Private. 

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Protected  Cruiser,  n  Guns,  3,213  Tons,  10,000  Horse  Power. 

Captain   JOSEPH  B.  COGHLAN. 

Lieutenant-Commander    FREDERIC  SINGER. 

Lieutenant    WILLIAM  WINDER. 

Lieutenant    BENJAMIN  TAPPAN. 

Lieutenant    HUGH  RODMAN. 

Ensign    CASEY  B.  MORGAN. 

Ensign    FRANK  L.  CHADWICK. 

Ensign    PROVOOST  BABIN. 

Surgeon    EMLYN  H.  MARSTELLER. 

Assistant  Surgeon DUDLEY  N.  CARPENTER. 

Paymaster    WILLIAM  W.  GALT. 

Chief  Engineer    FRANK  H.  BAILEY. 

Passed  Assistant  Engineer ALEXANDER  S.  HALSTEAD. 

Assistant  Engineer    JOHN  R.  BRADY. 

First  Lieutenant  of  Marines ,  THOMAS  C.  TREADWELL. 

Acting  Boatswain  EDWARD  J.  NORCOTT. 

Acting  Gunner GASTON  D.  JOHNSTONE. 

Acting  Carpenter TIMOTHY  E.  KILEY. 

Pay  Clerk GEORGE  A.  WHITE. 


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ADAMSSON,  EDWIN  Coxswain. 

AKESSON,  PAULUS Fireman,  First  Class. 

ANDERSEN,  ANDREW  F Seaman. 

ANDERSSON,  ADOLF Seaman. 

ANDY,  EMIL Seaman. 

ARMSTRONG,  J.  J Apprentice,  First  Class. 

ANDREWS,  ELL  WOOD  W Machinist,  Second  Class. 

ABRAHAMSON,  RINEHART  E Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

ANDERSON,  NILS  Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

BROSNAN,  WILLIAM  J Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

BORG,  CARL  JON Water  Tender. 

BOYLE,  MICHEL Fireman,  First  Class. 

BLAISDELL,  CLINTON  S Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

BRYAN,  BENJAMIN  H Chief  Master-at-Arms. 

BARNES,  JAMES  Fireman,  First  Class. 

BROMBERGER,  FRITZ   Seaman. 

BERRESON,  OLE    Coxswain. 

BRADBURY,  D Oiler. 

BENANE,  DRISS    W.  0.  Cook. 

BARRATT,  JOHN  Warrant  Officer's  Cook. 

BIXLER,  CHARLES  E Fireman,  Second  Class. 

BOOTHE,  JAMES  L Mess  Attendant. 

BARNUM,  EDWARD  K Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

BORDLEY,  ELVILLE Ordinary  Seaman. 

BAXTER,  DAVID  Seaman. 

BAILEY,  AUBREY  C Landsman. 

BOSSE,  ALESSANDRO Landsman. 

BRAUN,  KARL    Coppersmith. 

BERLIN,  YOUR  KARL Ship's  Cook,  Fourth  Class. 

BENEZRA,  JACK   Landsman. 

BROWN,  J.  L Ordinary  Seaman. 

BRIAR,  AUGUST   Coal  Passer. 

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BRYDSON,  JAMES  ...............  Landsman. 

CHIDA,  SAKI    ..................  Steerage  Steward. 

CROOK,  HERBERT  L  .............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

COSTABEL,  DANIEL    .............  Warrant  Officer's  Steward. 

COLLINS,  JAMES  ................  Landsman. 

CATHELL,  GEORGE  W  ............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

COLES,  WILLIAM   ...............  Coal  Passer. 

CONOLLY,  COLEMAN   ............  Water  Tender. 

CAREY,  PATRICK   ...............  Coal  Passer. 

CHAPPELL,  CHARLES  ............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

CARROLL,  GEORGE  H  .............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

CLARK,  WALTER  J  ..............  Chief  Machinist. 

CLARK,  FRANCIS  ...............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

CLARK,  LEWIS  W  ...............  Coal  Passer. 

CHUNG,  AH   ...................  Landsman. 

CHOW,  LEE    ...................  Landsman. 

DAVIS,  FREDERICK  H  ............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

DUNCAN,  JULIAN   ..............  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

DEALE,  WILLIAM  C  .............  Bugler. 

DUFFY,  JAMES  .................  Oiler. 

DEKALB,  RAYMOND  P  ...........  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

DIXON,  ALFRED  ................  Coal  Passer. 

DAUGHTRY,  ISAAC  ..............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

DIL  WORTH,  CHARLES  ...........  Fireman,  First  Class. 

DOYLE,  PETER   .................  Shipwright. 

DUNCAN,  JAMES  G  .............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

DOUGLASS,  JOSEPH    .............  Landsman. 

DAUSCH,  EDWARD  A  ............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

DAFGARD,  ANDREW  G.  C  .........  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

DOYLE,  BURT  ..................  Landsman. 

DANELSON,  AUGUST   ............  Seaman. 

DUNKI,  CARL  ..................  Coal  Passer. 

EASON,  THOMAS   ...............  Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

EVANS,  GEORGE  H  ..............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

EVANS,  THOMAS   ...............  Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

Fn  ZPATRICK,  THOMAS  .  .........  Coal  Passer. 

FERGUSON,  JAMES  ..............  Plumber  and  Fitter. 

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FITZPATRICK,  JOHN    Coal  Passer. 

FLANAGAN,  EDWARD Coal  Passer. 

FULLER,  HENRY  L Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

FRAMARIN,  GIROLOMO    Mess  Attendant. 

FOLEY,  HARTLEY   Water  Tender. 

FERGUSON,  GEORGE Coal  Passer. 

FALK,  JOHN  Landsman. 

FARIDONE,  PIETRO Coal  Passer. 

FAT,  AH  Mess  Attendant. 

GRANDAHL,  HJALMAR   Seaman. 

GUSTAVESEN,  JOHAN Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

GONNET,  PIERRE Wardroom  Steward. 

GASSOWAY,  SAMUEL  J Apprentice,  First  Class. 

GILSENAN,  THOMAS  Carpenter's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

GOODRIDGE,  N.  E Machinist,  Second  Class. 

GENSLER,  LAWRENCE  C Painter. 

GRANT,  CHARLIE Seaman. 

GRAVES,  GEORGE  W Apprentice,  f-irst  Class. 

GOTTLIEB,  HENRY  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

GAITHER,  HARRY  H Coal  Passer. 

GREEN,  JOHN  M Fireman,  Second  Class. 

GIBBS,  RANDOLPH  H Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

HANSON,    MAX    Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

HARVEY,  WILLIAM  JOHN Chief  Yeoman. 

HANSEN,  ANDREW    Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

HARRIS,  CHARLES  Dayman. 

HANLON,  PATRICK   Fireman,  First  Class. 

HUG,  WILLIAM  J Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

HOFMAN,  THOMAS  Fireman,  First  Class. 

HOLUB,  JOSEPH   Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

HINES,  PATRICK   Coal  Passer. 

HACKETT,  PATRICK Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HAMAGUCHI,  KINTORO Mess  Attendant. 

HABU,  ASAO Mess  Attendant. 

HAMILTON,  WILLIAM  N Coal  Passer. 

HEANEY,  CHARLES  W Coal  Passer. 

HEATH,  SAMUEL Fireman,  Second  Class. 

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HENRY,  GEORGE Seaman. 

HUMMEL,  AUGUSTUS  J Coal  Passer. 

HOOAJ*,;  WILLIAM  M.  A Apprentice,  First  Class. 

JARRETT,  HENRY  C Yeoman.,  Second  Class. 

JANSSON,  CHARLES  Seaman. 

JOHNSON,  JOHN  R Ordinary  Seaman. 

JOHNSON,  PAUL Fireman,  Second  Class. 

JENSEN,  ANTON  M Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

JOHNSON,  JAMES Coxswain. 

JOHNSON,  WILLIAM   Sailmaker's  Mate. 

JAKOBSON,  BERNT  A.  M Coal  Passer. 

JOHNS,  EDWARD  R Seaman. 

JONSSON,  JULIUS  Ordinary  Seaman. 

KAUSCH,  RUDOLPH  G Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

KORNFELD,  WILLIAM  E Machinist,  Second  Class. 

KENNEY,  STEPHEN Landsman. 

KLYNSON,  ANTONY Seaman. 

LECLERE,  ALPHONSE Ward  Room  Cook. 

LARSSON,  JOHN  Blacksmith. 

LENTZ,  PERCY  J Chief  Yeoman. 

LAFKA,  ANTONIO   Oiler. 

LYNCH,  MICHEL  J Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

LARSON,  JOHN  Coal  Passer. 

LINDEN,  FRANK  JOHN Machinist,  First  Class. 

LANNON,  PATRICK   Coal  Passer. 

LUCAS,  FRED   Coal  Passer. 

MOYLAN,  NICHOLAS  DAN Seaman. 

MASON,  ARMSTEAD  Landsman. 

MAHER,  LAWRENCE   Coal  Passer. 

MITCHELL,  HARRY  E Coal  Passer. 

MAHONEY,  JOHN Fireman,  First  Class. 

MATTSON,  AXEL   Oiler. 

MAUERHOFER,  EMIL Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MARTIN,  JOSEPH  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MANGHIR,  ANTOINE Mess  Attendant. 

MURPHEY,  JOHN Coal  Passer. 

MELAMPY,  DANIEL  Coal  Passer. 

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MULLER,  CHARLES   .............  Landsman. 

MAYHEW,  WILLIAM  B  ..........  Machinist,  First  Class. 

MARAYAMA,  TOSHI  .............  Steerage  Cook. 

MORETZ,  MAX   .................  Seaman. 

MARO,  CHARLES  ................  Boilermaker. 

MALET,  GEORGE  ................  Seaman. 

MASSELO,  PANAYOTE  ............  Cabin  Cook. 

MURPHEY,  WILLIAM    ...........  Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

MILLER,  JAMES  A  ...............  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MURRAY,  JOSEPH  ...............  Seaman. 

MON,  TCHE  ...................  Blacksmith. 

McCANTS,  JOHN  H  .............  Landsman. 

McGRAW,  JOHN  J  ..............  Landsman. 

MCLAUGHLIN,  THOMAS  .........  Fireman,  First  Class. 

MCMAHON,  WILLIAM  J  ..........  Coal  Passer. 

McFAUN,   JOHN    ...............  Coal  Passer. 

MCDONALD,  JAMES  .............  Coal  Passer. 

McARDLE,  JAMES  S  .............  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MCCARTNEY,  EDWARD   ..........  Landsman. 

MclNTOSH,  JOSEPH  .............  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

McKENNA,  EDWARD  ............  Fireman,  First  Class. 

MCCARTHEY,  EDWARD  J  .........  Seaman. 

McNiSH,  SAMUEL  ..............  Coal  Passer. 

NILSSON,  SIXTEN  F  .............  Co.vswain. 

NAGASAKI,  YOOHIMATSER   .......  Ordinary  Seaman. 

NILSEN,  OLE  S  .................  Boats^vain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

NILSEN,  OLAF  .................  Coxswain. 

NYGARD,  VICTOR   ...............  Seaman. 

NELSON,  CHRESTEN    ............  Oiler. 

NAGEL,  WILLIAM    ..............  Coal  Passer. 

ORTMAN,  JULIUS  ...............  Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

O'DoNOHUE,  JOHN  .............  Ordinary  Seaman. 

O'BRIEN,  WILLIAM    ............  Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

OLSEN,  GUSTAF  T  ..............  Seaman. 

O'DELL,  THOMAS  W  ............  Machinist,  First  Class. 

PHILLIPS,  R.  W  ...............  Chief  Yeoman. 

PRICE,  G.  H  ...................  Yeoman,  First  Class. 

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PEQUIGNOT,  EDWARD  Coal  Passer. 

PHILLIPS,  JAMES  H Fireman,  First  Class. 

PERRY,  FRANK  J Landsman. 

PFINGSTAG,  H.  C.  R Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

PRIME,  CHARLES  Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

PING,  AH Landsman. 

QUINN,  JAMES  C Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ROTH  WELL,  JOHN   Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

ROUZER,  CLARENCE Ordinary  Seaman. 

RYAN,  STEPHEN   Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

RIDPATH,  WILLIAM  M Machinist,  First  Class. 

ROSSE,  ANTONE Ordinary  Seaman. 

RUSK,  ISAK  E Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

RILEY,  JOHN   Chief  Boatswain's  Mate. 

SMITH,  BENJAMIN  F.  W Seaman. 

SMITH,  FREDERICK   Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SANBORN,  STEPHEN  H Fireman,  First  Class. 

SAVAGE,  WILLIAM Landsman. 

SMITH,  HENRY   Ship's  Cook,  First  Class. 

SMITH,  JAMES Landsman. 

SCOTT,  THOMAS Coal  Passer. 

SCOBIE,  WILLIAM   Chief  Machinist. 

SPELLMAN,  MARTIN  Coal  Passer. 

SCHAUPP,  CHARLES Machinist,  Second  Class. 

SWANSON,  ADOLPH  Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

SKON,  SVEND  J Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SCHENK,  BALDWIN  F.  L Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SABLESTROM,  ERIK  A Seaman. 

SCHULER,  WILLIAM   Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

SMITH,  WILLIAM  A Seaman. 

SNEATH,  WILLIAM  Seaman. 

SMITH,  JAMES Seaman. 

SORENSEN,  CHRISTIAN  Quartermaster,  Second  Class. 

SHEPPARD,  MOSES Cabin  Steward. 

SANDBERG,  FREDERICK  E Ordinary  Seaman. 

TRENT,  THOMAS   Fireman,  Second  Class. 

TEJAJA,  JOSEPH  J Apothecary. 

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TRIGGER,  DANIEL    Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

TRACEY,  STEPHEN Water  Tender. 

THOMPSON,  WILLIAM  A Coxswain,     cu  FRAILE. 

TEUTCHTLER,  ROBERT    Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

TAM,  KING    Mess  Attendant. 

TUNG,  Lou Landsman. 

VOSE,  WILLIAM  Ordinary  Seaman. 

VAUGHAN,  JAMES Ordinary  Seaman. 

WARNER,  GEORGE  T Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

WHITE,  JAMES  F Fireman,  Second  Class. 

WERLING,  RICHARD   Ordinary  Seaman. 

WUCHUHARA,   KEYOKUSA Mess  Attendant. 

WATSON,  FREDERICK Coal  Passer. 

WALL,  ULRIC  V Seaman. 

WAY,  Louis  F Chief  Quartermaster. 

WORMALD,  ROBERT  Oiler. 

WHITE,  STEPHEN  Oiler. 

WHITE,  CHARLES  J Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WARNER,  BENJAMIN    Oiler. 

WILLIAMS,  MURRAY Water  Tender. 

WEV,  O.  W Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WETZEL,  WILLIAM   Oiler. 

WORMALD,  GEORGE  W Coal  Passer. 

WALSH,   GEORGE  F Ordinary  Seaman. 

WOODWARD,  ALBERT  N Dayman. 

WAGENHEIM,  EMIL   Landsman. 

WARD,  ALBERT  C Landsman. 

WARNER,  SIDNEY    Fireman,  Second  Class. 

WEST,  JOSEPH  E Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

WELSH,  JOHN   Coal  Passer. 

WYNN,  WALKER Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WILLIAMS,  GEORGE Ordinary  Seaman. 

WALSH,  JAMES   Coal  Passer. 


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EVANS,  RICHARD  L First  Sergeant. 

BROWN,  JAMES  W Sergeant. 

ROWLAND,   EDWARD    Sergeant. 

COLLINS,  HARRY  A Corporal. 

HOOVER,  CHARLES  E Corporal. 

STEVENS,  WILLIAM  H Corporal. 

STEWART,  JAMES  A Drummer. 

SLOBUDSKI,  MARCELLO Fifer. 

AKERS,  JOHN  B Private. 

BLODGETT,  FOSTER Private. 

BIRRER,  FERNANDO  L Private. 

BOYCE,  ROBERT  N Private. 

BONNER,  DANIEL  S Private. 

CONDREY,  WILLIAM  B Private. 

FARRELL,  JOHN Private. 

GILSON,  DANIEL  E Private. 

HEARD,  RICHARD  J Private. 

LYNCH,  DANIEL  J Private. 

NEILY,  GEORGE  W Private. 

NELSON,  PETER  Private. 

O'HARA,  PETER  J Private. 

PHILLIPS,  HENRY  Private. 

PLATT,  EDWARD  A Private. 

RAFFERTY,  HENRY   Private. 

STAPLES,  CHARLES  E Private. 

WARD,  JOHN  R Private. 

WILBER,  CHRISTIAN  Private. 


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Gunboat — 4  Guns,  892  Tons,  1,092  Horse  Power,  Single  Screw. 

Commander    EDWARD  P.  WOOD. 

Lieutenant    EDWARD  M.  HUGHES. 

Lieutenant    BRADLEY  A.  FISKE. 

Lieutenant    ALBERT  N.  WOOD. 

Lieutenant  (/.  G.)    CHARLES  P.  PLUNKETT. 

Ensign     GEORGE  L.  FERMIER. 

Ensign     WILLIAM  S.  MONTGOMERY. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon CARL  D.  BROWNELL. 

Assistant  Paymaster GEORGE  G.  SEIBELS. 

Chief  Engineer   REYNOLD  T.  HALL. 


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ARNHOLD,  ARTHUR Chief  Yeoman. 

ASSMUS,  PAUL Seaman. 

BALL,  G.  H Bayman. 

BASTON,  CHARLES  G Coxswain. 

BLACK,  FRANK  J Chief  Boatmaker's  Mate. 

BLAKISTON,  RAYMOND  J Sailmaker's  Mate. 

BLAKENBECKLER,  ROBERT  J Landsman. 

BEAUMONT,  CHARLES  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

BETHGEN,  EMIL   Coxsivain. 

BLEY,  EDGAR  S Coal  Passer. 

BUDROW,  LEONARD   Coxswain. 

CANTWELL,  RICHARD  F Chief  Machinist. 

CARLSSEN,  JOHN  L Bugler. 

CASSEY,  PETER  F Ordinary  Seaman. 

CHANG,  HUNG  DAW Mess  Attendant. 

CHRISTIE,  DAVID Seaman. 

COGSWELL,  FREDERICK  L Apothecary. 

CONQUEST,  ALFRED  B Chief  Yeoman. 

COOLEY,  VERDINAL  W Apprentice,  First  Class. 

COYLE,   PATRICK    Seaman. 

CURRIE,  ARCHIE   Oiler. 

DONOVAN,  GEORGE  M Machinist,  First  Class. 

DONOVAN,  JOHN  H Ordinary  Seaman. 

DONOHUE,  PETER   Fireman,  First  Class. 

DUELAND,  GEORGE Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

DUNCAN,  FREDERICK  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

EBERLIN,  Louis  A Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

ENGMAN,  JOHN  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

ERMERIUS,  JOHN  F Chief  Yeoman. 

EKLUNDH,  JOHN  E Chief  Quartermaster. 

ENUTROFF,  DARBLUB   Seaman. 

FIELDER,  WILLIAM   Seaman. 

FITZGERALD,  DANIEL    Landsman. 

FOREST,  EDWIN  C Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

Foo,  AH   Wardroom  Cook. 

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GARDES,  HENRY  W Yeoman,  Second 

GEARY,  JAMES  J Seaman. 

GUN,  AH   Mess  Attendant. 

HANSEN,  WILLIAM  Seaman. 

HANNIS,  EDWIN   Coxswain. 

HARPER,  HENRY  A Coal  Passer. 

HARRIS,  DUNCAN  C Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

HARMON,  WILLIAM  E Landsman, 

HART,  CHARLES Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

HEE,  AH    Mess  Attendant. 

HINRICKS,  ROBERT   Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

HOBART,   HARRY    Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HOOSER,  WILLIAM  F Coal  Passer. 

HOWARD,  JOHN  L Yeoman,  Third  Class. 

HUITFELDT,  OSCAR   Seaman. 

ISAKSON,  JOHN  F Ordinary  Seaman. 

ITRICH,  FRANZ  A Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

KARIGER,  FREDERICK Seaman. 

KRAMER.  HUGO   Coppersmith. 

KRANEI^  WILLIAM   Seaman. 

KWACK,  CHIE  Mess  Attendant. 

KUHLBACK,  THEODORE Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

LARSEN,  OLAF Seaman. 

LOGAN,  GEORGE Seaman. 

LUTKEN,  HAROLD  I Chief  Machinist. 

MACAULAY,  BERNARD  V Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

MARTIN,  JOHN  S Chief  Machinist. 

MAYBERY,  WILLIE  L Landsman. 

MENING,  JOHN   Coal  Passer. 

MILLANE,  PATRICK Coxswain. 

MILLER,  HANS  P Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

MUFFLY,  JOHN  D Oiler. 

MCALLISTER,  SAMUEL  Ordinary  Seaman. 

NAGASE,  YASUJIRO Landsman. 

NAGLE,  EDWARD  F Blacksmith. 

OLANDER,  HERMAN  K Quartermaster,  Third  Class 

OTTO,  KONSTANTIN    Landsman, 

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O'MARA,  THOMAS  J Coal  Passer. 

O'TooLE,  JOHN   Coxswain. 

PALMER,  HUMBOLDT  J Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

PATTERSON,  ALEXANDER   Water  Tender. 

PRELORSKY,  DIMITRI Boilermaker. 

POWER,  JOHN Fireman,  First  Class. 

PRODO,  JOHN   Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

PUTSCH  E,  BERNARD Seaman. 

RAYMOND,  GEORGE  A Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

REED,  SAMUEL Fireman,  Second  Class. 

REH,  OTTO  E Chief  Master-At-Arms. 

REMAHL,  ALFRED  Ordinary  Seaman. 

RUST,  JESSE  B Coal  Passer. 

SELLMAN,  JOHN Seaman. 

STERLING,  WILLIAM  J Ordinary  Seaman. 

SING,  AH   Wardroom  Steward. 

SINGMAN,  BERT  B Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SMITH,  CHARLES  E Plumber  and  Fitter. 

SMITH,  EUGENE  P Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SMITH,  WILLIAM   Landsman. 

SOWERBY,  JOHN  A Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SPRONG,  CHARLES  H Seaman. 

STROM,  AUGUST  E Boatsivain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SCHUEL,  GEORGE Fireman,  First  Class. 

STRUWE,  A.  G.  O Quartermaster,  Second  Class. 

SUN,  AH    Painter. 

TANAKA,  GUIKICHI   Cabin  Steward. 

TRENNERT,  ROBERT  F Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

TORSTENSEN,  HELGE Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

VALLES,  CHRISTOPHER  H Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

WARNER,  GEORGE  C Coal  Passer. 

WILSON,  FRANK Seaman. 

WIERS,  JOHN  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

WISE,  WILLIS  G Coal  Passer. 

WHITE,  THOMAS Ship's  Cook,  First  Class. 

YEE,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

YONEJIRO,  HAMANO Cabin  Cook. 

YUNG,  AH   Mess  Attendant. 

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BURTON,  RICHARD  E First  Sergeant. 

BATSON,  FRANK Corporal. 

KAVANAUGH,  JOHN  K Corporal. 

FORD,  Louis  M Private. 

HIGGINS,  PATRICK  J Private. 

JOYCE,  MICHAEL  Private. 

KRAMER,  FRANK  N Private. 

SCHNEIDER,  FRED  Private. 

WEST,  WILLIAM   Private. 


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Gunboat — 6  Guns,  1,700  Tons,   3,405   Horse  Power,  Twin 

Screws. 

Commander    ASA  WALKER. 

Lieutenant-Commander    GEORGE  P.  COVOCORESSES. 

Lieutenant    THOMAS  B.  HOWARD. 

Lieutenant    PATRICK  W.  HOURIGAN. 

Lieutenant  (J.  G.)    CHARLES  M.  McCoRMiCK. 

Ensign     Louis  A.  KAISER. 

Ensign    WILLIAM  C.  DAVIDSON. 

Ensign    ORLO  S.  KNEPPER. 

Passed  Assistant  Surgeon RICHARD  G.  BRODERICK. 

Passed  Assistant  Paymaster EUGENE  D.  RYAN. 

Chief  Engineer   GEORGE  B.  RANSOM. 

Passed  Assistant  Engineer  HORACE  W.  JONES. 

Pay  Clerk FREDERICK  K.  HUNT. 


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ANDERSON,  LORENTZ  ANDREAS  . . . .  Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  CARL Boutsivain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ANDERSON,  JOHN Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  LEON Seaman. 

ALM,  ADVING  ALFRED Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

ANDREWS,  ROBERT  THOMAS Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

AULMANN,  GEORGE  LAWRENCE  ...  Chief  Yeoman. 

ATTRIDGE,  JOSEPH  FRANCIS Landsman. 

ANDERSON,  CHARLES    Quartermaster,  Second  Class. 

BERGER,  AUGUST  GEORGE Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

BRITTON,  JOSEPH    Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

BETHGE,  CHARLES  LUDWIG Seaman. 

BAKER,  GEORGE  WILLIAM Landsman. 

BUSH,  FRANK   Landsman. 

BUSH,  CHARLIE Landsman. 

BOTTONCOURT,  FRANK   Landsman. 

BROWN,  FREDERICK  WILLIAM  ....  Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

BABCOCK,  HOWARD  HARRY  Coal  Passer. 

BROTHERTON,  JOHN  P Oiler. 

COAN,  ANTHONY Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

CROUSE,  WILLIAM  A Water  Tender. 

CROWLEY,  EDWARD  Shipwright. 

CLARK,  HENRY  JOHN  Yeoman,  Second  Class. 

CORVANTES,  LEWIS  iGNACio Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

CLYDESDALE,  FREDERICK  R Ordinary  Seaman. 

CHUNG,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

CHOW,  AH   Mess  Attendant. 

DIXON,  WILLIAM  CARTER Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

DAVIS,  WILLIAM   Fireman,  First  Class. 

DAME,  GEORGE  HORACE Chief  Machinist. 

DEVINE,  AUGUSTINE  D Machinist,  First  Class. 

DESMOND,  HARRY  Machinist,  First  Class. 

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DICKEY,  GLEN  DEANE Yeoman,  Third  Class. 

DICKERSON,  CHARLES  OLIVER Landsman. 

DEES,  Louis  CHARLES Coal  Passer. 

DUNDAS,  HENRY  GRATTON   Coxswain. 

DEWSON,  EDWIN  WALKER Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

EVANS,  ERNEST  Chief  Machinist. 

ERWIN,  BURT  ADAMS Ordinary  Seaman. 

EHLE,  JOHN  WALTER Fireman,  First  Class. 

FOLSON,  EDWARD Oiler. 

FONG,  YEE Wardroom  Cook. 

FRAZER,  GEORGE Landsman. 

FULLER,  GEORGE  LEWIS Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

GALLAGHER,  THOMAS  B Machinist,  Second  Class. 

GALLAGHER,  JOHN    Chief  Master-at-Arms. 

GRIGGS,  JOSEPH  HENRY  Bayman. 

GOLDMAN,   MAX    Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

GABLE,  ARTHUR    Coal  Passer. 

GREEN,  WILLIAM    Coal  Passer. 

GIGNAC,  ARCHIBALD  JEROME Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

GRABLE,  JAMES  FLOYD Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

HARMON,  FRANK  MAYBURY Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

HARVEY,  GEORGE  JOHN Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HARMON,  PETER  AUSTIN Landsman. 

HILL,  PATRICK   Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

HEALEY,  PATRICK  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HERMANSON,  EMIL  SVEN Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HAFFKE,  CHARLES    Coal  Passer. 

HEE,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

HENK,  CHARLES  WILLIAM   Ordinary  Seaman. 

HIND,  WILLIAM  RICHARD Ordinary  Seaman. 

HULL,  JAMES  LOTT Fireman,  First  Class. 

HICKOK,  GEORGE  LAUMAN   Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HARTMAN,  JOHN  GEORGE Ordinary  Seaman. 

IKEDA,  TOMIJARO  Cabin  Steivard. 

JONES,  FRANK  BARTLETT Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

JORGENSEN,  PETER  C.  Chief  Quartermaster. 

JAMES,  JOHN   Seaman. 


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JOSEPH,  WILLIAM   Coal  Passer. 

JOHNSON,  ANDREW  Seaman. 

KING,  JOHN   Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

KATO,  UNOSUKI    Landsman. 

KLINE,  MAHLON  ALBERT Plumber  and  Fitter. 

KERSTON,  GEORGE  TONEY Ordinary  Seaman. 

KENNY,  THOMAS  JOSEPH    Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

KABATCHNICK,   SAMUEL    Fireman,  Second  Class. 

KUGAT,  PAUL Seaman. 

LERCH,  GEORGE  HENRY  Carpenter's  Mate,,  Third  Class. 

LAGERHOLM,  FRITH IOF    Coxswain. 

LAWRENCE,  HARRY  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

LANGA,  JESSE  JACKSON Chief  Yeoman. 

LASSIG,  CHARLES  EDWARD Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

LONDERMAN,  JOHN  Chief  Boatswain's  Mate. 

LAMBERT,  EDWARD   Boilermaker. 

LESLIE,  JAMES  FREDERICK Machinist,  Second  Class. 

LEAHY,  HENRY   Ordinary  Seaman. 

LING,  AH  Mess  Attendant. 

LEM,  YEE Mess  Attendant. 

MULLER,  FREDERICK  JAMES Sailmaker's  Mate. 

MARTINMANN,  FRED Seaman. 

MENGI,  PETER  Seaman. 

MARTIN,  JOSEPH   Fireman,  First  Class. 

MELODY,  HUGH  JOSEPH Oiler. 

MILLER,   HENRY    Coal  Passer. 

METCALF,  GEORGE  ROBERT Machinist,  First  Class. 

MEADE,  EARL Coal  Passer. 

MAHONEY,  PATRICK Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

MINNICK,  WALLACE  WILLARD  . . .  Ordinary  Seaman. 

MILES,  WILLIAM  EDWARD Painter. 

MURPHY,  JAMES  JOSEPH   Fireman,  Second  Class. 

MOOREHEAD,  THOMAS    Coal  Passer. 

MARUYAMA,,  YASU    Mess  Attendant. 

McGuiRE,  DANIEL   Oiler. 

MCCARTHY,  CORNELIUS Water  Tender. 

MCPHERSON,  EWEN  MALCOLM  . . .  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

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MCCARTNEY,  WILLIAM  JAMES Coxswain. 

NELSON,  DANIEL  WILLIAM Ordinary  Seaman. 

NIKKELSEN,  NIKKEL  Ordinary  Seaman. 

NELSON,  JOSEPH    Bugler. 

OLMSTEAD,  HENRY  HALL  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

OLSSON,  EMIL  HJALMAR Seaman. 

O'KEEFE,  THOMAS   Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

OSBORNE,  GUY  RAYMOND Landsman. 

ONE,  AH    Wardroom  Steward. 

PARRISH,  SAMUEL Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

POLLEX,   MAX    Coxswain. 

PETERSON,  OTTO  ALBIN Seaman. 

POWERS,  WILLIAM  DAVID Fireman,  First  Class. 

PRICE,  JOHN  LARKINS Ordinary  Seaman. 

PFAFF,  EDWARD Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

PLUMBER,  JOHN  ALEXANDER Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

PHILLIPS,  ALEXANDER  THOMAS.  .  .Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

PROPS,  WILLIAM  EDWARD Oiler. 

Row,  ALBERT  GEORGE Ordinary  Seaman. 

ROST,  RICHARD   Ordinary  Seaman. 

ROWLAND,  CHARLES  E Blacksmith. 

RAMSPERGER,  FREDERICK Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

Ross,  DAVID  FRANCIS   Ordinary  Seaman. 

ROONEY,  JOHN    Fireman,  First  Class. 

SILVA,  MANUEL Ship's  Cook,  First  Class. 

SHUTE,  FRANK  EDWARD Chief  Yeoman. 

SHEEHAN,  WILLIAM  BERNARD  . . .  Coxswain. 

SUZUKI,  TOYOTARO  Cabin  Cook. 

SPEAKER,  ALBERT   Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

SAXTON,  WILLIAM  EUGENE Apothecary. 

SIBLEY,  JOHN  THOMPSON Coal  Passer. 

SMITH,  THOMAS  Coal  Passer. 

SUMM,  HERMAN  Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

SMITH,  ROBERT  XAVIER Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SCHLICHT,  JOHN  Water  Tender. 

STROBLE,  ROBERT Coal  Passer. 

SEFBOM,  CARL  FRITH IOF Seaman. 

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TURNER,  Louis  Fireman,  First  Class. 

WAGELIE,  GUNVAL  ANDRIUS Seaman. 

WESTERMARK,  AXEL Seaman. 

WELSH,  JOHN  HENRY Blacksmith. 

WILSON,  HENRY  WARD  BEECHER.  .  Coal  Passer. 

WHITE,  EDWARD  THOMAS Seaman. 

WISEMAN,  HERBERT  JOHN   Chief  Machinist. 

WILSON,  EDWARD   Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

WIGGLES,  EDWARD  MANFORD Coxswain. 

WHITNEY,  ALBERT  Coal  Passer. 

WILLIAMS,  OWEN  JOHN  Apprentice,  Second  Class. 

WHITELEY,  JOHN  HENRY  Ordinary  Seaman. 

YOUNG,  Louis  LUSIN Ordinary  Seaman. 


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BONHERT,  CHARLES   First  Sergeant. 

DAHLGREEN,  JOHN  O Corporal. 

BAUER,  CHARLIE Private. 

CATLIN,  Lucius  H Private. 

DAY,  JOHN  E Private. 

ELKIN,  EUGENE   Private. 

GREY,  JOHN  Private. 

HOWARD,  LUTHER Private. 

LANDRUM,  FLOYD  L Private. 

MILLER,  ALEXANDER    Private. 

McGuiRE,  PETER Private. 

MURPHY,  STEPHEN    Private. 

ORNDOFF,  HARRY  W Private. 

PETERSON,  GEORGE  C Private. 

ROBINSON,  WILLIS   Private. 

SUGAR,  SYDNEY  D Private. 

SAINSBURY,  JOSEPH  E Private. 

YOUNG,  FRANK  A Private. 


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Protected  Cruiser— 8  Guns,  3,000  Tons,  4,030  Horse  Power, 
Single  Screw. 

Captain FRANK  WILDES. 

Lieutenant-Commander    JOHN  A.  NORRIS. 

Lieutenant    BERNARD  O.  SCOTT. 

Lieutenant    JOHN  GIBSON. 

Lieutenant  (/.  G.)    WILLIAM  L.  HOWARD. 

Ensign    SAMUEL  S.  ROBISON. 

Ensign     LAY  H.  EVERHART. 

Ensign    JOHN  S.  DODDRIDGE. 

Surgeon    MILLARD  H.  CRAWFORD. 

Assistant  Surgeon ROBERT  S.  BLAKEMAN. 

Paymaster    JOHN  R.  MARTIN. 

Chief  Engineer    RICHARD  INCH. 

Assistant  Engineer   LELAND  F.  JAMES. 

First  Lieutenant  of  Marines ROBERT  McM.  BUTTON. 

Gunner    JOEL  C.  EVANS. 

Carpenter    OSGOOD  H.  HILTON. 

Pay  Clerk  GEORGE  H.  GRENDLE. 


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AMBROSE,  EDWARD  Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  WILLIAM  EDWARD  . . .  Boilermaker. 

AHLFORS,  WILLIAM    Seaman. 

ABELSON,  ANTON    Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ARNOTT,  THOMAS  FREDERICK Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

ARNOLD,  Louis   Landsman. 

AYERS,  WALTER  WADSWORTH  ....  Apothecary. 

ANDERSON,  THOMAS Seaman. 

BREINER,  HARRY  M Coal  Passer. 

BERTELSEN,  BERNHARDT    Master-at-Arms,  Second  Class. 

BLAKE,  JOHN Chief  Master-at-Arms. 

BOOTHBY,  HENRY   Fireman,  First  Class. 

BOYD,  CHARLES  MARKLIN Coal  Passer. 

BRISTOL,  BERNARD  JOSEPH   Seaman. 

BESTOSO,  GIOVANNI Landsman. 

BICKNELL,  GEORGE  ROBERT Ordinary  Seaman. 

BICKFORD,  JOHN   Ship's  Cook,  Fourth  Class. 

BEAKES,  EDWARD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BARRETT,  JOSEPH  EDWARD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

BUCK  MILLER,  JOHN   Coal  Passer. 

BARRY,  JOHN   Seaman. 

BERRY,  EXRA  HERBERT Landsman. 

BURTON,  GEORGE Quartermaster,  First  Class. 

BREEN,  JOHN  PATRICK  D Seaman. 

BORST,  OTTO  ALEXANDER Fireman,  First  Class. 

BARGMAN,  JOHN   Chief  Carpenter's  Mate. 

CUMMINGS,  CHARLES  Landsman. 

CLIFFORD,  CHARLES  WARREN Chief  Machinist. 

CAMERON,  JOHN   Fireman,  First  Class. 

CLARK,  SAMUEL  R Bayman. 

CROWLEY.  TIMOTHY  FRANK Coal  Passer. 

CLARK,  OTIS  BARRITT . .  Coal  Passer. 


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CLARK,  JOHN  THOMAS Ordinary  Seaman. 

CREAMER,  JOSEPH  A Landsman.   EL  FRAILE. 

CARLSEN,  OSKAR Seaman. 

CLAIR,  JOHN  JOSEPH Apprentice,  First  Class. 

COVINGTON,  FRANK  HAROLD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

CAMPBELL,  ALEXANDER  Landsman. 

CHEE,  CHUNG   Mess  Attendant. 

CAMPBELL,  JOHN  WALTER Landsman. 

CONWAY,  DANIEL  G Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

CAMPBELL,  CHARLES  ARNOLD  ....  Ordinary  Seaman. 

CASLIN,  GEORGE Fireman,  Second  Class. 

DUFF,  JAMES  WADE Coal  Passer. 

DOUGHTY,  WESLEY  Roscow  Landsman. 

DAHLBERG,  GUSTAF Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

DONOVAN,  JOHN    Ordinary  Seaman. 

DAVIS,  FRANK  Coal  Passer. 

DALEY,  THOMAS   Landsman. 

DUFFEY,  JAMES Landsman. 

DE  CAMPS,  JR.,  NICKLAS Seaman. 

ERICKSON,  EDWARD    Ordinary  Seaman. 

ENGEL,  HARRY  EDWARD   Apprentice,  First  Class. 

ENNIS,  JAMES   Fireman,  Second  Class. 

FORSNER,  OLOF   Fireman,  First  Class. 

FERO,  HARRY  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FISHER,  WILLIAM  EDWARD Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FITZPATRICK,  LUKE   Apprentice,  First  Class. 

FOGARTY.  JOHN   Ordinary  Seaman. 

FAT,  AH  Warrant  Officer's  Cook. 

FLAHERTY,  JOHN  PATRICK  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

GAVIN,  PHILIP    Water  Tender. 

GOODMAN,  GEORGE  W Fireman,  Second  Class. 

GROSS,  JACOB  E Landsman. 

GULICK,  GEORGE  N Apprentice,  First  Class. 

GILLULY,  A.  MCDONALD Coal  Passer. 

GALVIN,  M Fireman,  Second  Class. 

GUMPERT,  AUGUSTUS  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

GRAY,  EDWARD Carpenter's  Mate,  Third  Class. 


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GALLAGHER,  WILLIAM   Ordinary  Seaman. 

GARDINER,  JOSEPH  C Coal  Passer. 

HEE,  Lou  Mess  Attendant. 

HANSSON,  MARTIN   Seaman. 

HENNESSY,  JOHN  JOSEPH    Seaman. 

HORNE,  ARTHUR  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

HAYES,  JOHN Seaman. 

HANNAN,  WILLIAM  H Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HINES,  WILLIAM  R Apprentice,  First  Class. 

HITMAN,  FRANK Ordinary  Seaman. 

HALLING,  Luovi   Seaman. 

HOFFMAN,  GEORGE  M Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

HILL,  ALEXANDER Chief  Quartermaster. 

HUMPHREY,  WILLIAM   Ordinary  Seaman. 

HEE,  AH Mess  Attendant. 

IRVINE,  PETER  ALBERT Seaman. 

JANSEN,  JACOB Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

JONES,  CHARLES  LEE Landsman. 

JOHNSON,  NICKLAS Seaman. 

JOCHUM,  FREDERICK Seaman. 

JONES,  ROBERT Ship's  Cook,  First  Class. 

JOHNSON,  WILLIAM   Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

JEGGLES,  CHARLES  HENRY Apprentice,  First  Class. 

JAMES,  SAMUEL  CHARLES  Ordinary  Seaman. 

JONG,  To  WANG Cabin  Cook. 

JENSEN,  HANS  CHRISTIAN Ordinary  Seaman. 

JANSEN,  MARTIN Gunner's  Mate,  Third  Class. 

JOHNSON,  ERIC   Seaman. 

KRISTIANSEN,  KARL  Seaman. 

KILLELEA,  CHARLES   Oiler. 

KIRKHOLDER,  FREDERICK Apprentice,  First  Class. 

KRONMILLER,  GEORGE  Louis Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

KEEGAN,  THOMAS Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

KESSEL,  WILLIAM  Ordinary  Seaman. 

Ki,  WING Mess  Attendant. 

Loos,  WILLIAM Fireman,  First  Class. 

LA  MOTTE,  HARRY  CLAYTON Painter. 

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MALATE.  '*    ^M^?S£#*^ 

LAURY,  CHARLES  WARREN   Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

LEUDERMAIN,  CHARLES  W Apprentice,  First  Class. 

LOUGHLIN,  MICHAEL Apprentice,  First  Class. 

LONG,  HENRY  WADSWORTH Ordinary  Seaman. 

LANIGAN,  JAMES Chief  Machinist. 

LAKE,  WILLIAM    Seaman. 

LINQUIST,  GUSTAF   Seaman. 

LAUNITZ,  ANDREI  Seaman. 

LEE,  KING    Mess  Attendant. 

LAMBERT,  RICHARD    Sailmaker's  Mate. 

MALLOY,  ROBERT  ALEXANDER Blacksmith. 

MURPHY,   MICHAEL    Ordinary  Seaman. 

MULLALY,  MICHAEL Chief  Gunner's  Mate. 

MADERO,  ANTONIO  ALBERTO Landsman. 

MULBERT,  JOHN    Coal  Passer. 

MURPHY,  WILLIAM  THOMAS  ....  Fireman,  Second  Class. 

MULLEN,  JAMES    Ordinary  Seaman. 

MARSHALL,  JAMES    Ordinary  Seaman. 

MASON,  FRANK  Landsman. 

MANGAN,  JAMES   Landsman. 

MEADE,  FRANCIS  JOSEPH  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MUCHLBACH,  PAUL    Coxswain. 

MOONEY,  JAMES Fireman,  First  Class. 

MENDELL,  Louis  PINA Seaman. 

MUMFORD,  JOHN  JAMES Apprentice,  First  Class. 

MORRISON,  ANGUS  A.  C Coal  Passer. 

MORGA,  WILLIAM  F Chief  Boatswain's  Mate. 

MUD,  LING Mess  Attendant. 

MCCARTHY,  JUSTIN   Oiler. 

McCANN,  FRANK   Blacksmith. 

MCDONALD,  DANIEL Fireman,  First  Class. 

MCCARTHY,  BARTIE  Coal  Passer. 

McGEE,  WILLIAM Coal  Passer. 

MCPHERSON,  JAMES  LAWRENCE  . .  Coxswain. 

MCSHANE,  JAMES Seaman. 

MCKENNA,  JAMES  WILLIAM   ....  Plumber  and  Fitter. 
MCFARLAND,  ROY  ARLINGTON  . . .  Landsman. 

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MCDONALD,  CHARLES  J Coxswain. 

MCSWEENEY,  EUGENE  A Bugler. 

McGiNNiss,  WILLIAM  Seaman. 

McGRiEi^,  DANIEL    Water  Tender. 

MCDONALD,  GEORGE  S Landsman. 

NEAL,  DAVID  M Landsman. 

NAUMANN,  CHARLES  Landsman. 

NILSEN,  NILS Apprentice,  First  Class. 

O'BRIEN,  EDWARD  J.  F Coxswain. 

O'CONNER,  MICHAEL Landsman. 

OLSSON,  KARL  E Landsman. 

OWEN,  WILLIAM Fireman,  Second  Class. 

O'NEILL,  THOMAS   Ordinary  Seaman. 

OLSEN,  OLOF  Coxswain. 

PERKINS,  DELL  Master-at-Arms,  Third  Class. 

PEARCE,  GEORGE    Seaman. 

PING,  AH  Cabin  Steward. 

PARKER,  FREDRO  FERN Coxswain. 

PETERSEN,  FREDIRICK Seaman. 

Quoi,  AH  Mess  Attendant. 

QUIGLEY,  RICHARD Landsman. 

READ,  EVERETT  WINTHROP Fireman,  First  Class. 

RANDALL,  GEORGE  FREDERICK  ....  Chief  Yeoman. 

RHODES,  HARRY Oiler. 

RICHARDS,  BENJAMIN   Fireman,  First  Class. 

RIEMAN,  JOHN   Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

ROBINSON,  JOHN  Seaman. 

REARDON,  WILLIAM  H Quartermaster,  Second  Class. 

RHEINELANDER,  CHARLES  WM.  .  .Apprentice,  First  Class. 

ROYAL,  GEORGE  R Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SMITH,  EARL Coal  Passer. 

SCHNEIDER,  JOHN  THOMAS Water  Tender. 

SCHAEFER,  Louis  F Landsman. 

SIMPSON,  THEO.  HERMAN Fireman,  Second  Class. 

SULLIVAN,  PATRICK  F Coal  Passer. 

STUART,  ALEXANDER    — Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SCHAFFER,  CHARLES Coal  Passer. 

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STERLING,  JOSEPH Machinist,  First 

SCUDDER,  WILLIAM Landsman. 

SOY,  AH   Wardroom  Officer's  Cwk. 

SCHURTER,  JOHN  R Quartermaster,  Third  Class. 

SEIFRIED,  EUGENE  WILLIAM Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SEYMOUR,  JOHN  JOSEPH   Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SUMMERVILLE,  ERLE  R Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SWANSON,  EMIL  Apprentice,  First  Class. 

SPENCER,  JOSEPH  R Landsman. 

SULLIVAN,  JAMES   Boatswain's  Mate,  First  Class. 

SCHLEUTHER,  HUGO  Seaman. 

SAVAS,  NICHOLAS   Seaman. 

Sou,  CHAY  Steerage  Steward. 

SHEE,  SONG Mess  Attendant. 

SUTTON,  CHARLES  B Seaman. 

SULLIVAN,  JAMES  M Gunner's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

SULLIVAN,  JAMES  M Seaman. 

SCOGGINS,  JOSEPH   Seaman. 

STANROW,  CONSTANTINOS  Seaman. 

SAM,  AH    Wardroom  Steward. 

TYRRELL,  JOHN  JOSEPH Machinist,  Second  Class. 

TAME,  CHARLES    Machinist,  Second  Class. 

TREADWELL,  GEORGE  A Yeoman,  First  Class. 

TEMPLETON,  FREDERICK  A Fireman,  Second  Class. 

TIPTON,  CHARLES  E Coal  Passer. 

TRAYLOR,  THOMAS  MARRION Landsman. 

TONNESEN,  JACOB  A Seaman. 

TAYLOR,  WILLIAM    Coppersmith. 

TAYLOR,  ELENS  FRANCIS Apprentice,  First  Class. 

VOLKMAR,  GEORGE  T Boatswain's  Mate,  Second  Class. 

VERNIEUX,  FREDERICK Seaman. 

WHITE,   JAMES    Chief  Yeoman. 

WALKE,  JOHN  HENRY Landsman. 

WHEELER,  CHARLES  H Coxswain. 

WILSON,  CHARLES  FREDERICK Fireman,  Second  Class. 

WALSH,  HARRY Oiler. 

WIND,  ANDY  Coal  Passer. 

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WELCH,  WILLIAM    Fireman,  First  Class. 

WOSTERLINK,  AUGUST  Gunner's  Mate,  First  Class. 

WOODS,  WILLIAM   Seaman. 

WHITE,  WILLIAM  REESE Apprentice,  First  Class. 

WALLACE,  ROBERT    Bayman. 

WAITE,  WILLIAM    Seaman  Gunner. 

YUN,  LIN  Pu Mess  Attendant. 

ZANEWICH,  ANTON    Coxswain. 

ZEDERBAUM,  GEORGE Yeoman,  Second  Class. 

ZENKER,  JOHN Coxswain. 

ZIN,  AH Wardroom  Cook. 


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ZAFIRO. 

IHarutr  (guard  of  tip 


ADAMS,  GEORGE  H First  Sergeant. 

WILLIAMS,  AUGUSTUS   Sergeant. 

GRIESEL,  AUGUST    Corporal. 

JOHNSTON,  HARRY    Corporal. 

RYAN,  MICHAEL  Corporal. 

SCHRAMM,    LUDWIG     Corporal. 

FOLEY,  THOMAS    Fifer. 

BARKER,  DAVID  Private. 

CARR,  DAVID  H Private. 

CHEW,  CHARLES  S Private. 

CONWAY,  THOMAS    Private. 

COOGAN,  WILLIAM  H Private. 

EDDY,  CHARLES  D Private. 

FARRELL,  FERDINAND  D Private. 

GILL,  JESSE  W Private. 

HALL,  ROBERT  Private. 

HARKINS,  JAMES  J Private. 

JENSEN,  HANS Private. 

JOLLY,  ALBERT Private. 

JOZWIAH,  JOSEPH  F Private. 

KING,  FRANK Private. 

KIRCHOFF,  WILLIAM  F Private. 

MACFARLANE,  JAMES   Private. 

MARTIN,  FRANK  Private. 

McCoRMiCK,  JOHN Private. 

MURRAY,  ARTHUR Private. 

NELSON,  GEORGE  C Private. 

PALMER,  CARL  E Private. 

PFEFFERLE,  LEON   Private. 


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RESERVE. 

Officers  of 


Revenue  Cutter — Secondary  Battery,  1,280  Tons,  2,400  Horse  Power, 

Single  Screw. 

Lieutenant,  U.  S.  Navy WILLIAM  P.  ELLIOT. 

Captain,  Revenue  Cutter  Service. .  DANIEL  B.  HODGSON. 

First  Lieutenant,  R.  C.  S DANIEL  P.  FOLEY. 

Second  Lieutenant,  R.  C.  S WALKER  W.  JOYNES. 

Third  Lieutenant,  R.  C.  S. RANDOLPH  RIDGELY,  JR. 

Third  Lieutenant,  R.  C.  S WILLIAM  E.  ATL,EE. 

Third  Lieutenant,  R.  C.  S JOHN  MEL. 

Assistant  Surgeon, 

Marine  Hospital  Service JOSEPH  B.  GREENE. 

First  Assistant  Engineer,,  R.  C.  S.  WILLIAM  C.  MEYERS. 
First  Assistant  Engineer,  R.  C.  S.  WILLIAM  E.  MACCOUN. 
Second  Assistant  Engineer, 

R.  C.  S HENRY  F.  SCHOENBORN. 

Acting  Paymaster GEORGE  A.  LOUD. 

Nanuijmt 

Collier. 
Lieutenant    BEN  W.  HODGES,  U.  S.  N. 

Zaiiro 

Supply  Vessel. 
Ensign HENRY  A.  PEARSON,  U.  S.  N. 

Frank  B.  Randall,  R.  C.  S.,  Chief  Engineer  of  the  Revenue  Cut- 
ter McCulloch,  died  from  the  effects  of  heat  and  over-exertion  when 
the  fleet  was  coming  in  through  the  entrance  to  Manila  Bay,  while 
trying  to  stop  the  blaze  from  the  smokestack  of  his  vessel. 

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flf  tip  Hr(£ull0rk_  FRAILE 


ANDERSON,  CHARLES    Seaman. 

ANDERSON,  JOHAN    Seaman. 

ARMSTRONG,  BURT    Second  Class  Boy. 

BAILEY,  THOMAS    Ordinary  Seaman. 

BARNES,  FRANK  A. Second  Class  Boy. 

BEAUBRIN,  JACOB   Coal  Passer. 

BENSON,  HENRY  Coal  Passer. 

BRYSON,  JOHN  Quartermaster. 

BURKE,  JOHN  A Boatswain. 

BURNS,  JAMES  Fireman. 

BURWELL,  EDWARD  L Ordinary  Seaman. 

CARSON,  GUSTAV  Master-at-Arms. 

CHARLES,  BERNARD    Ordinary  Seaman. 

CHOY,  AH    Fireman. 

CHRISTIE,  HENRY   Seaman. 

CLARK,  CHARLES Coxswain. 

CLINDINING,  FRANK Ordinary  Seaman. 

CRAIG,  F.  C Ordinary  Seaman. 

DIRWANGER,  J.  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

DONER,  JOHN Ordinary  Seaman. 

DUNSEATH,  WILLIAM Fireman. 

FEDOROFF,  AUGUST  E Seaman. 

FONG,  AH  Fireman. 

FORBIS,  ARCHIE First  Class  Boy. 

HAKANSSON,  GEORGE  Coal  Passer. 

HATCH,  KIM  BALL  Fireman. 

HEIN,  GEORGE Coal  Passer. 

HONG,  AH   Fireman. 

HUMPHREY,  F.  W Seaman. 

IMAI,  ECHI    First  Class  Boy. 

JOHNSON,  CHARLIE Quartermaster. 

KEMER,  JOHN  A Ordinary  Seaman. 


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RE»<  A   CRISTINA. 


,  FRANK    Ordinary  Seaman. 

KLUMP,  DAVID Machinist. 

KUHL,  A Seaman. 

LAWRENCE,  JOHN  Coal  Passer. 

LONG,  C.  H First  Class  Boy. 

Low,  AH    Coal  Passer. 

MALITANI,  KAMEO  First  Class  Boy. 

MILLER,  WILLIAM  E Ordinary  Seaman. 

MCFARLANE,  JAMES  Ordinary  Seaman. 

NEITHERCOTE,  H.  A Bugler. 

OGATA,  KURAKI    First  Class  Boy. 

OLSEN,  OSCAR  J Fireman. 

OLSEN,  GUSTAV  E Fireman. 

OWENS,  PAUL  G Ordinary  Seaman. 

PAROVEL,  JOSEPH    Seaman. 

PATTISON,  JOSEPH Seaman. 

PERSSON,  OLAF   Seaman. 

QUIRK,  PATRICK Ship's  Cook. 

RICE,  Louis  M Cabin  Steward. 

RICHTER,  B.  C Seaman. 

Rossi  N,  PETER  C Carpenter. 

SAKEE,  KOUDO Wardroom  Steward. 

SING,  AH  Machinist. 

SJOBUG,  B.  H. Quartermaster. 

SMITH,  DENNIS  A Ordinary  Seaman. 

SUTTON,  WILLIAM   Second  Class  Boy. 

SVENSON,  JOHN Coxswain. 

SWANSON,  OLAF  Coxswain. 

THOMPSON,  HARRY Seaman. 

THOMPSON,  N.  A Seaman. 

TIMMINS,  BERNARD    Oiler. 

TUBES,  BURT  Second  Class  Boy. 

TYE,  AH Fireman. 

WOOLFORD,  NELSON    Gunner. 

YOSHI,  K First  Class  Boy. 


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MALATE. 


The  following  named  gentlemen  were  in  the  battle  of  Manila  Bay, 
on  May  ist,  1898: 

The  Honorable  H.  O.  Williams,  U.  S.  Consul  at  Manila  was  on 
board  the  Baltimore,  having  joined  the  fleet  at  Mirs  Bay,  April  27th, 
1898. 

The  Honorable  George  A.  Loud,  was  Acting  Paymaster  on  board 
the  U.  S.  Revenue  Cutter  McCulloch. 

Press  Correspondents. 

Mr.  J.  T.  Stickney,  Special  Correspondent  for  the  New  York 
Herald,  was  on  board  of  the  Flagship  Olympia. 

Mr.  E.  W.  Harden,  Special  Correspondent  for  the  New  York 
World,  was  on  board  of  the  McCulloch. 

Mr.  J.  T.  McCutcheon,  R.  F.  G.  S.,  Special  Correspondent  for  the 
Chicago  Herald,  was  on  board  of  the  McCulloch. 


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