The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
MAKE LONG JOURNEY
Washington Has 17O Men
with Pacific Fleet.
EVERY STATE REPRESENTED
SO Is Every Territory, Including
Alaska, and Many Foreign Nations.
Complete Roster of Sailors with
Admiral Evans Is Published by
the Navy Department.

An important event that has occupied
public attention since December has been
/ the trip OF the fleet of battle ships around
the Americas TO san Francisco.
1t has been an absorbing topic IN news
papers. magazines and with the public
at large.
It's successful journey has been traced
step by step, and watched by experts with ?
the greatest Of interest. The eyes Of the
whole civilized world have been upon it.
from start to finish.
The magnificent array Of war monsters
has nearly reached its american goal.
Up TO the present time. no serious mishap
has occurred to mar the record-breaking
journey.
In connection with this great fleet Of
war vessels and this history-making feat,
it is interesting to note that the 1900 or
more enlisted men nail from every sec
ton Of the United States
Complete Roster Is Published.
The Bureau of Navigation, Navy De-
partment. has had prepared and printed
a complete list of the men on board the
ships of the Atlantic feet bound for
San Francisco and the Orient The
pamphlet contains the names and home
addresses Of each, alphabetically arranged
by States. cities. and towns
Every state and Territory within the
domain of the United States is repre-
sented on the ships, in some capacity or
other, among the enlisted men, Even
Cos
Karl Harold Krogstad coal passer, on
the Rhode Island. whose home is Cape
Nome.
Nevada has one, Utah two. Idaho four,
and Montana. New Mexico, and Wyoming
six each serving on the various ships
The pamphlet also includes a long list
OF names Of men who are foreign, and
whose addresses are not given. So it IS
fair TO presume that a great many foreign
countries are likewise represented in Ad-
miral Evans branch Of Uncle Sans
navy.
BY far the largest number claim New
York State as their home, something over
l,S00 men being recorded from the En-
pire State. Pennsylvania is second, with
loo or more of its sons in the feet.
The new State Oklahoma. has over one
hundred names to its credit. Naturally.
the great bulk Of the men come from the
East, though some OF the States Of the
Middle West show up well in the totals.
17O Men from Washington.
The District of Columbia has repre-
sentation to be proud of-17o The list
follows:
on board the Minnesota Patrick H Roach VIII
liam 5. Buchly. James c. Amie Le Roy "
BTashears. Patrick J Brown Robert Carroll Tim
oihy 4, Collins, William J. A. Hoagland. John
Khby. Eugene ". Shank. Walter s. swan HerberI
E. Taylor, John W. Weber Alexander Nicks.
Leonard A Welty
On board the New Jersey Raymond Lewis George
W. HayenneT, George 7. staub Charles +. AldTidge.
Arthur T. FTidley Rauay Passsno Edward Robin
son, Richard r. Rosa. Charles F. savoy. Harry
r. Shepherd. Joseph {. Washington, Edward 4.
Watkins, George Williams.
On board the Connecticut: Benjamin r. Sims.
Emmit Bruf. Authony DeSaes Dsngorield William
Harrison H. Frost RudOlph H0mnack. George
Washington Hutton. geEett Milton Jones, Alfred !.
Rcimiles John 2. Thorntoa, William s. Todd.
On beard tSe Virginia: Samuel L Reiley. Hauy
A. Davis Carl H. Fox. Levi O. Jones. John Lynch.
RodgeF McCarl Howard B. Miller William Il.
Murray. William J. Nelson. Leroy Nieksns. Michael
7. Nolan Francis n. Norris, Henry g. Peyton.
Richard l. Plummer, Fred simmons. Charles J.
StansbsHy,
On beard the Kentucky: Clinton PesTiso. Harry
Smith, Charles Beuchert. CartriEht Boyd. Thomas
2. Brsshears. John I. Eopoluoci. A. S Fenton.
Adolph LAceopidsn Eddie 7 Neal. 8IIlsrd NJ. T.
Psdge,t James NJ Statesman, Dallas D. Lore
On hoard the Louisiana Sidney F. Adams. Leo
Alth0f. Cornelius 5. Burke Milton T. Burke.
Charles \. CurtisS. Charles II. Foster William L.
Fox. PeTTy E. Harvey. Raymond A. Hunter, John
L. Jones. John \. Mcdonald, Harry Posey. James
". Stands George A. TIVeTney. Emmett B. Waller.
James West.
ON board the Ksarssrge: Raymond E Ashg1fd.
Thomas " Bray. John L. Hanson. Clinton S.
HelyeTstine Josh GunneIl Malone, Frank SEIZURE
man. Richard c. Unthcf.
On board the Missouri William u. Bailey Wal
ter Blanheia, John Dyson. JinvOod Evans. Ben
jamin F. Hallowen Lintor Newkirk. Thomas D.
Renberg William C. Wocd
On board the Kansas; George y Baum. Albert
Dickerson. Henry DT0nenbug. Leonard Gray. Joseph
kelley. William King Parham MARKS. Alfred Nor
Ms. Phillip A. II. Terrell, John c. Wsldam. Joseph
Washington. Alphonze White Charles ". White.
On board the Alabama: James Becker, Robert
Conway. Michael J. Corkery. James d. Dice. Rich
ard Il Evans Samuel l. Lewis, Richard c. MARKS.
William Henry Minor. Vincent s G. Riley. Thomas
Rosne.
On board the Rhode Island: Elmbsf Buckheaft
Brown Oliver z. Cooper. William A. Daugherty,
William Thomas Garrison Henry Bayne Hicks
George oliver JACKSON Charles Coleman Male,
Joseph 4. s1llivsn Clinton Wells
On hoard the Vermont Charles z, Burgess
Thomas ETtter Robert D. WinkleEa1.
On board the IlliBois Edwin 7. Burse. Earle
Hill. Thomas l. Norris, William q Shields. VIII
lam S. Stsiley. BENJAMIN Warner. Elmer E. Wilson.
On board the Ohio: James Cleary. Justin A.
Harrison John V HICKMAN. Henry Simms,
On beard the Georgia Edwsrd D. Devny, Daniel
B. Flynn. Allen T. Hurley. Morris " Meade,
Wesley IL Patterson. Maurice ]. Roche. George
Roller. T., Howard Russell Joseph Saucr IL. Lloyd
W Sheppard
On board the Whippe: John James McC0micz,
John Francis Gstssy, Frederick =. Scott.
On board the Panther: Richard F. Jessup.
On beard the Hull: p A51S--s
On board the Tuxtun. Harry ". Bsilsy.
On board the Glacier: Charles H. Snyder.
On board the Lawronoe: John H. Mohun.
on beard the Areth,sa John " Msriove.
On heard the Hopkins: B. F. King.
On board the Stewart: c. A. Ksldeuhsch.
On board the Maine. Charles 8 Henderson.
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