Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
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the Patapsco river. near Baltimore. this
week She will probably return to this
city IN the latter part OF the week
The cutter Bear. cruising In Alaskan
sage received from her commanding on
Ger, arrived at Nome with the crew OF
the wrecked schooner ReddeA.
The recent heavy storm on the coast
to do In aiding the stricken vessels and
towing them into port. The cutter Semi
mole towed the hull Of the schooner For
tuna into Southport, N. c.. and again
The cutter Yamacraw towed the disabled
9chooner Bessie Whitney into Charleston.
The Onondaga and Seminole were sent
by orders Of the department in search Of
IN the vicinity Of Charleston. The Seneca
Is cruising In search OF disabled vessels
and TO destroy the derelicts that are
menacing the safety OF vessels passing
service done by the cutters will be re-
ceived at the department this week
A telegram from Lieut.. Leon Cov1ll.
commanding the cutter Seminole. at
Of the big four-masted schooner Malcolm
3. Seavey. which sank OF the North
Carolina coast is two Of her masts.
,o The cutter ,sa Y.masrsw At Gha .h
two RATS Of logs she had in tow
aground near Charleston. The vessel
and RATS were hoated and taken to
an anchorage. The U. s. s. Baltimore
dom assisted in this service. August
% the Yamacraw found two men
clinging to an overturned boat in the
Tybee river and rescued them. During
the gale last week she went to the aid
OF the Merchants and Miners steamship
and crew. This work was done with
extreme difaculty. Later the cutter
picked UP the schooner Bertha e.
Downs. disabled at sea, and lowed her
The Gresham at Boston found the
launch Worm disabled in the harbor and
drifting helplessly A launch was sent
to the aid OF the disabled craft and 1t
was towed into a safe berthing place.
The Worm had sixteen passengers
The revenue cutter service cadet
practice ship Itasca. which recently re-
turned from cruise to the Mediter-
ranean sea with the classes from the
school Of instruction at Fort Trumbull.
cruising In GARDENERS bay. where the
members Of the first class are being
given an opportunity to put their
knowledge into effect by hand
ling c the ship Tsl' helm. in %,sa
in boatwork and other branches
Of seamanship and In target practice.
The Itasca 10 to return to New Lon
don about September II. when the
cadets viii be given leave OF absence
for about = month. with permission to
visit their homes.
Orders and Instructions to officers in
the revenue cutter service have been
issued from the division OF the service
Third Lieut.. W. J. Rooster. granted
thirty days leave. commencing septem-
Capt D. F. A. Dc otte. granted thirty
days Leave: eo~msrsinE September l.
seven days leave.
Third Lieutenant Of Engineers T. H.
Yeager. granted thirty days extension
OF leave OF absence on account OF sick
ness
First Lieut.. b. H Camden. directed to
report to the commanding Officer Of the
o. 8. g. New Hampshire Tor the purpose
Of witnessing target practice Of the North
Capt. J. L SUI. detached from duty
as assistant inspector Of life-saving sta
lions. and ordered to the Mcculloch:
First Lieut.. l. 7. Cutter. ordered to
Trenton. N. j.. on of1cial business
second Lieut. J. T. Drake. orders TO
Pamlico revoked.
Capt. B. L. Reed detached from the
McCulloch and ordered to report to the
general superintendent life-saving serv-
ice for duty as assistant inspector.
Second Lieut.. w. #. Towle, detached
from the torpedo station. Newport. r. L.
and ordered to report to the supervisor
OF anchorages. New York. for temporary
duty.
Second Lieut.. J. r. Mcoourty. de-
tached from the torpedo station. New
port. r. l.. and ordered to report to
the supervisor OF anchorages. New York.
for temporary duty.
First Lieutenant Of Engineers c. g.
Root, detached from duty in charge OF
the reservation. Fort Trumbull. Conn.
and ordered to the ItAsca-
First LieuteAant Of Engineers N. q.
Cutchin. placed on waiting orders.
Captain OF Engineers A J. Howtson.
retired from active service ~ OF Sep
TENDER 8. 1911.
Capt W. e. Reynolds. directed to pro-
Deed to Washington. d. C. on oncial
business.
Second Lieut. J. T. Drake. detached
from the Window and granted leave OF
absence.
Third Lieut.. J. M. Trick. jr.. ordered
to report to the supervisor OF anchor
ages. New York, N. 7, upon the ex-
piration Of his leave for temporary
duty.