Evening journal., 1897-11-12
OFFICERS AND CREW.
Personnel of the Wilmington's
Complement of Men.
MORRISON HOME FROM NORFOLK

THE GUNBOAT WILL REACH HERE
ON NOVEMBER % AND TIE UP AT
THE PUsEY AND JONES COM
PANY'S WHARF-JACK TARS TO
PARADE.
Alvan r. Morrison, of the silver SER
vice committee arrived home from
Norfolk at o'clock this morning He
went down to see Commander Chapman
c. Todd, OF the gunboat Wilmington to|
perfect arrangements Tor the reception
of the gunboat and her officers and
crew. He was pleasantly entertained
by the commander and dined with him.
The gunbOat will reach here on No
vember %, at u o'clock" said Mr. MGR
rison to an Evening Journal reporter.
land will tie up under the shear poles
at the Pusey and Jones COmpany's
wharves. At present she is at the Nor
folk navy yard, where she has been re-
ceiving some slight repairs and altera-
tions. She will leave the dry dock to-
day. II will take her twenty hours to
run from there to this port. Therefore
she will leave Norfolk on the afternoon
of the 2lst. She is provided with all the
silverware needed, and the commander
told me that we could not have selected
more appropriate and acceptable gift
than the punch bowl. He suggested that
the committee give the crew Thanks
giving dinner instead of souvenirs, and
that plenty of pie be provided. as Jack
Tar Is especially fond of It, The crew
will Participate in the parade After
the Wilmington leaves here she will go
to Brazil. This evening there will be
a meeting of the subscribers. The Nash
vile is at Norfolk and in few days
she will receive her testimonial from
the people of that city.
Mr.. Morrison brought home with him
a complete roll of the officers and crew
Of the Wilmington. 1t is as follows.
OFFICERS OF THE WILMINGTON
Chapman c. Todd, commander: John
b. Collins, William G. Cutler, Augustus
c. Almy. Levi c. Bertolette, lieuten
ants; Claude Bailey, John V. lIlemarn.
enslgns; James p S. Lawrence. Chief
engineer; Henry r. Sullivan. past as
sistant paymaster; Frank c. Cook, past
assistant surgeon.
GREW CT THE Z. S. S. WILMINGTON
T. Murray, chief master-at-srns,
NJ. Nolan, chief bOatswain mate; w. p.
Barrum, boa,swain mate. first class:
c. Olsen, toatswain mate, second class.
J. Olsen, bcatswain mate, second claas;
w. White, II. Williams, O. FranGzen.
f. Il. Austin, p. Halham, coxowairs:
w. Henderson, chief gunner's mate; O.
Burli1same, gunner's mate second
class; J. Heimann. gunrers mate, Sec
Ond class; r. MatsOn, c. B. Marshall
b. T. Austin, gunner's males. third
c.ass; J. Glass, chief quartermas.sr;
J. Crawford. quartermaster. first class;
| A. WoulJman, quartermaster. second
class; w I. Rue, J. Svesson. r. J. Hill,
A. S. A. Berg, seamen: J. S. Stouth, sea-
man, hold; +. F. Norman, r. T1lson,
II. Gillespie, J. 0'Neii. IIOff, o. Anier-
son, P. Olsen, V. Iindholm. ssamen:
o. ThOrsen, M. HoebeTg. W. b. Am.
mundsen, G. Bird. E. f. BungerO,h, w.
B. Shannon, II. L. Lewis. X. PelkGla,
j. F. Moffat, G. Stevens. L. Jewell II.
Johnson, w. Aregirst, Edward Doody
FrenCh West, ordinary se3mon; w. C.
JO-koby, 2rr. entice, second class; j. ID.
Hauok, apprentice, first class; Dariel
Uhl. f. c. Smith, r.. ]. Saxon, r. d.
Rowan, Robert Robinson, T. II. f.
Martins, r. L. Leyrer, c II. Mattison,
! L. II. Winney, S. G. Haufer, J. f.
| HiIsch, apprentices. second class; II. n.
HuxfoId, apprentice, first class; A. La
uoppidan, j. Rie.ly, w. T. Fleming. A.
Mackenzie, ,andsmen; ]. w. Klineer
| landsman, jack-of- the dust; J. Marlin,
p. Anderson, c. Hartford, r. w. Morris
7. Riley, J. A. McCarty, landsmen: T
Munisr, chief carpenters mate; VIII
liam Weber. ghipWright; J. McManus
plumber and filter; p. Fitzgerald, sail
makers mate: ID. L. Breiwer
Painter: C. A. Sirian, J. G.
Pfadt, +. NJ O'Brien chief machiniss;
c. T. Ain5wOrth. maohinist, first class;
j. Foley. boilermaler;P G. Stackh-use
b.acksmi,h; e. p. Hill, coppersmith;
T. Shes han, S. Johnson, James Clancy
water tenders; J. J. O'Mara. J. Fitch
ette C. L. Harkness, J. T. Wickholm
John Mulvihill, oilers; NJ. Curley, b. L
| Forrest. NJ Tuttle, j. DOnahue, J. c
DOrcy, T. +. Leary, fiIemen, FIRST class;
J. Eiik5On, George Marsden. A. J
J Brady. Lcwis Gress, II. Campbell, r
NIenon. B. Rooney firemen, second
class; J. Connor, c. Horgan, V. Nelson
i H. Curtis. Joseph Hamword, II. II
Ryan. William GOoden. NJ. ]
Hogan. J. B. Towns. Goa
passers. c. e. Alexander, apoJhetaryi
II NJ. Kelley, n. G. Clishman, i. A. Henry
chief yeomen; c. II. Weakland, ye5
man. second ciass; J. 5. Whitbeek yeo-
men. thrid class; E. Bruif apprentice
4 second class. bugler; G. w. TOmpson
:, bayman: Dsniel Thcmas, cabin Sew
ara: r. J. Miller. ward room steward,
Il NJ. Kunnmatz, ward rCcm cook; J. p
Palmer r. Evans. c. Golden, X. Wes
ton. r. Clark, mess attendants; J. Ken
nedy. ships cock. first class; ]. Lachat
4 ship's cook, third class: A. l.. DOna,d'
son. ships cook. fourth class o. l.
Lee. seaman gunner; e. F. O'ROurke
first sergeant marines, j. f. Cox. p
Barry. corporal marines; II. T. Witt
man, J. Duffy c. Bovee, F. Smith, II
Coleman, d. w. Hanscom. o. E. Rieby
w. Kellerher. w. J. Kelly. D. G. Over
acre. G. W. Hopkins, George Mitchell
E. j. Nesherdon, private msrires
TRADING STAMPS KNOCKED OUT
You have 10 purchase one hundred
dollars v7Orth Of goods before You ee