The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-11
SQUADRON WILL
BE LONG IN
PORT.
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Andrews. Flag Lieutenant; Lieut..
Simon P. Fullenwider, aide.
oFFIcERS OF NEW YORK.

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The officers of the New York are as
follows: Captain John ]. Hunker,
commanding, Lieut.. Com. Simon Cook.
/ executive officer: Lieut.-Com. Howard
i Gage, fleet engineer; Lieut.-Com. Rob-
ert +. Lopez, Lieut.. Alfred w. Hines,
Lieutenant Clarence S. Kempff, En-
| sign John II. Wash, Ensign Wallace
| Bertholf. Midshipnen Fred. H. Poteet,
| Chas. E. Smith. Roscoe F. Diilen,
Nathan w. Post, Aubrey K. Shoup;
Fleet Surgeon David O.. Lewis. Asst.
Surgeon Earl NJ Brown, Pay Inspec-
tor John S. Carpenter 6eet), Captain
Dickinson P. Hall, u. S. NJ. c.: Boat
swain John z. Murphy, Acting Gun
ner, Harold v. Barr, Warrant Machin-
lists Gustav Auberlin, Herbert e. Ker-
shaw, Jos. J. Burgess: Acting Warrant
Machinist John I. BaIlinger.
BENNINGToNs OFFICERS.
The officers of the Bennington are
as follows:
Lieut. Commander Wilson w. Blu
chanan, commanding; Lieut. VIM. c.
Herbert, Lieut.. Geo. r. Sloeum, Ensign
Chas. t. Wade, Ensign Newman K.
Perry Jr., Midshfpmen Leo Sahm and
Lindsay H. Lacy, Surgeon Jas. G.
Field, Paymaster chas Morris Jr. Pay
Clerk H. O. Metins.
DESCRIPTION OF VESSELS.
The New York is an armored cruiser
and one of the largest of her type in
the navy. She was built by Cramps at
Philadelphia and has displacement
of $500 tons. She has barbette tur-
rets and a turret with two military
masts. She measures $50 feet IL
inches along the water line; 6410 feet
beam and 1913 1-2 feet mean draft and
is furnished with twin-screw vertical
triple-expansion engines capable of
driving the. vessel at the rate of 2191 +
knots per hour. The main battery con- I
sists of six eight-inch breechIoading
guns disposed in pairs in the barbette
turrets and one on each broadside;
twelve four-inch rapid fire guns The
battery comprises twelve
rapid-fire and four gatling guns She
also has four torpedo tubes. She car
RES a crew of 4s4 men and 80 marines.
The Bennington has displacement
IF ITO tons and carries a main bat
cry of six guns. She has crew of
about 200 men. Both vessels are in
heed of being dry-docked, heavy
ringes of green stuff clinging to the
luu below the water line.
NEW YoRKs CREW.
The crew aboard the New York is
$ follows:
w. H. Archer, w. T.; R. E. Abra- {
Cox; Joshua Alligood, Oiler; {
:. f Alexander, Oh Yeo-; c. z. Alex 7
nder, Hos Stewd.; Leonard Anderson.
v T.; c. NJ. Anderson, o. s.; w. G. T
anderson, o. s; John Adams, Ids. I
re-; c. F. Albeit, O. S; w. B. A. +
Iearne, G. NJ. 3 CT. J. w, Allen, Q. S; I
l. L. Aldrich, o. s; H Abr, 0. S; c.
l.
ds. Trg.; G. H. Alderman, Ids Trg.; {
Em Aarons, Ids, Trg.; c. f. Ashen- Y
on. Ids Trg.: +. H. Abbott, Ids. Trg.; +
A. Anderson, Ids. Trg 4
T. Bernhard, Baker CT: F. w. 2
reens. Oh. Mach; J. r. Burkhart, Oh. F
ZACH; A w Baynham. Oh. Mach; w. c
. Behne, Ell 8 cl.; w. A, Burg, App. K
cl.: T. c. Blaisdell. App I cl.; F. J. F
rift. App. I cl. H. NJ Butler, Oh. Yeo.; 7
H. Barrett, Oh. NJ. A. A: H. a.
arstow. Sea: NJ. A. Baldwin. Oh. y
lee: G. w. Brown, c. P; w. L. E
rown, o. S: 0. D. Butler. Sea; w. P. L
urns. App. cl.: H. Buchet, App. cl; H
r. ]. Breen. App. cl.; H. L. Ballard, c
I c1.: John Brown, Cox: G. T. Bar G
n. Sea: ]. H Boden N. Att. I cl.; f. L
remain. Bmkr.: w Bennett. App. cl.; ].
B. Brandon. O. s; T. c. Bishop, App. Fl
cl: c. E. Bruce, App. cL; A. Bour- B
e. Hos. App: T. A. Behan, w. T.; c
s. Bascom. c. P: G. L. Bettlyon, T
ach. 2 CT; VIM. Brown, F. ? c1.; S. E. SO
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