The Washington herald., 1918-10-04
TAMPA'S DEATH
LIST ISSUED.
Navy Department Gives S
Names of l06 Lost on
u. S. Cutter.

r-ade public the list of officers and
men aboard the L. S. S. Tampa tor
pedoed in the British Channel Sep
tember Is all Of whom were lost. ac-
cordihg to :he latest cable informa-
ton received here.
The cficiaI list accounts for a COM
plement OF 1OS officers and men,
2 whereas the total loss of life reported
in earlier cables was lis. The dis
/, crepancy is partially accounted for by
the known presence aboard the Amer
( lean vessel OF one British officer and
five British government civilian en-
! ployes. 1t is likely there were six
. other British officers or civilians on
Z the ship concerning whom no word
3 has been received.
: The Tampa was escoTting a convoy
when she was sunk. She had gone
J well ahead Of the other vessels. The
shock of the explosion was felt by
; the other craft in the convoy at S:45
,. m
Large quantities Of wreclage and
one Of the Tampa's life belts were OBJ
served in the immediate vicinity of
.
bodies in naval uniform were found.
! but not identified.
! Does Valiant Service.
! The Tampa. at one time a coas,
l guard cutter. was commanded bv
ECapt. Charles Satterlee, United States
Cutter Service.
Since beginning service on the sta
ton to which it was attached. She
shad escorted eighteen convoys be-
tween eSraltar and British ports.
without mishap.
/ Rear Admiral Niblack made tbe Of
Ehciency Of the Tampa's crew the sub.
ject OF special commendation in
fietter TO the commander of the Tam
pa- September 5. setting forth thai
from October !, 1917. to July 81. la1<
the Tampa had steamed on an ay-
ierage more than $500 miles a month
and was under way more than half
the total time
The Vice Admiral commanding at
Milford Haven, England. sent a tel
.egram to Admiral Sims. expressing
the universal sympathy felt there in
the loss Of the Tampa.
Admiral Sims expressed his owl
high appreciation of the fine sery!c..
performed by the Tampa and n,
.sincere sympathy with the famli,.
or the officers and men lost with her
List of Victims
Following are the names Of Off
GERS and men lost on the TAMPA.
Capt. Charles Satterlee. Gales F-Il.
Conn.
Capt. T. A. H ScaIly. Sayarar. Ga.
First Lieut.. Engineers tTJ J. :. "aIr
. Jamaica Plain, Me
First Lieut. IT J. +. McGcurry, Hrv
. London, Conn.
First Lieut.. CT> R \. E,thw-rr.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
First Lieut. Cd J. N, Earp. HzI.1-
more, Nd.
First Lieut. CTO James \. Frost. H..
Brooklyn. n. ].
Naster-at-Arms A. L Ls-s.r. Od-
dernes, Norway
Master-at-ATns Joseph Cygan. New
Bedford. Mas.
Master-at-Arms c. E. Calvin. Tamp~.
Fla
Electrician F. J. Taylor. Can,.susc
Mass.
Ships Writer W. Sumner. wua,~
Fla.
gYeoman L F. Vaughan. Tsmu.. Fl,
Ships Writer J. D. Nix. EstvHc. :. O.
Bheelman J. P. Wileys Dorchester
Mass.
Signal Quartermaster J. =. If,.....
Brooklyn, y. y.
Engineer end Glass; W. e c.. ~
ents. Boston. Mass
NaChinist list Class 3 y I.t.i.r.
Baltimore. Md.
iAachirist Cst Glass; H. T. Joh4,-
son, BOhnslan, Sweden.
Machinist Gst Glass; W. r. Eozo-
man, Tampa, Fla.
Oller Gst Class) GeraSSnnlas l'rh..r4-
tOs. Cephalonia, Greece.
Oiler Qst Class Edward Kelly. NsS-
well Nebr
Assistant Master-at-hrms \. P,i-
sen. Voer, Denmark.
QUarterm7 c. Nj Lawrence. New
York. y. Y.
A J: Deasy. quartermastor. Brooais,.
n. Y.
II. Hansen. quartermaster. Sweden.
A L; Saldarini, quartermaster. Uutou
Hill, n. J.
Norman WaIpole, oua1ermastcr.
Weehawken, y. J.
G. II. Griffths, engineer. second cIas.,.
Mineola. L. J.. y Y.
Il. c. Bell. assistant master at a.ms
Dover. Fla
+. H Quigley, carpenter. second cIase.
WallnEford, Conn.
J. e. kOsInski. Coxswain. Baltimore.
A T. Harris. coxswain, Brooklyn.
y Y.
J. F. Miller. coxswain. Jamaica. \. Y
John Smith, coxswain. Libau. Russia.
harold IonnesOn, coXswain Brook
A. K Bevins- water tender. Dayen-,
DOrt Fla
F. c. Garrett. water tender Werat-
chic, Wash.
3. F. Nelson. water tender. Elrov.
Wis.
F. W. wyman. water tender. NarI-
boro. Mass.
II. Holstein, electrician, third class
Philadelphia, Pa.
". F. Newell. electrician, third class.
st. Petersburg. Fla.
e. F. Shanahan, bayman, Jersey City.
n. J.
John Bouzekis, seaman. Philadelphia.
l. r. Bozeman. seaman. Tampa. Fla
R. W. Burns. fireman, Brockton.
A. J. Busho. seaman. Marie. Mich
A. R Campbell. seaman. Brooklyn,
Ny.
R, E. Cordova, seaman. San Benin
go. Cuba.
2. ". Creamer, seaman, Brooklyn,
N Y.
s. J. Doyle. seaman. Brooklyn. n. Y.
J. NJ Fleury. seaman. Jamaica, n. Y.
Harold Haughland, seaman, Bergen,
Norway.
3 W. Layman. seaman, RineyviTe.
Ky.
Joseph Lieb. seaman. Brooklyn, y. Y.
;. G. POppeH, seaman, Quay, Fla.