2d district. Burns T. Walling, bureau of equipment. Abraham E. Culver, commanding Des Moines. John T. Newton, commanding Cleveland. James C. Gilmore, waiting orders. Charles A. Gove, commanding Milwaukee. Francis H. Sherman, commanding Philadelphia. Albert G. Winterhalter, naval observatory. John M. Orchard, lighthouse inspector, 9th dist. Herbert O. Dunn, asst. supervisor naval auxiliaries. Harrison W. Harrison, commanding Wolverine. Frank M. Bostwick, lighthouse inspr., 10th dist. Robert S. Griffin, bureau of steam engineering. Frederick C. Bieg, bureau of steam engineering. John J. Knapp, navy yard, Washington, D. C. Harold P. Norton, bureau of steam engineering. John A. Dougherty, naval attache, American embassy, Tokyo, Japan. John B. Bernadou, naval attache, American embassy, Rome, Italy. John H. Gibbons, naval attache, American em bassy, London, England. Thomas Snowden, bureau of equipment. Thomas F. Carter, navy yard. Pensacola, Fla. George R. Salisbury, comdt. naval station, Culebra. Robert F. Lopez, lighthouse inspector, 12th district. Harry Phelps, office judge-advocate general. Albert P. Niblack, commanding Hartford. Thomas W. Kincaid, inspector of machinery. Hugh Rodman, lighthouse inspector, 6th district. Edward A. Capehart, commandant naval training station, San Francisco, Cal. Henry B. Wilson, bureau of navigation. LIEUTENANT-COMMANDERS. Guy W. Brown, lighthouse inspector, 8th district. Joseph L. Jayne, commanding Elcano. Albert L. Key, duty with general board. John C. Leonard, waiting orders. Charles W. Dyson, bureau of steam engineering. William C. Herbert, inspector machinery. Chester M. Knepper, bureau of equipment. John D. McDonald, lighthouse inspector, 1st_dist. Charles P. Plunkett, leave. Volney O. Chase, bureau of ordnance. George R. Slocum, Yorktown. Joseph Strauss, proving grounds, Indian Head. Harrison A. Bispham, Pennsylvania." Armistead Rust, navy yard, Washington, D. C. George R. Evans, waiting orders. Edward W. Eberle, board of inspection and survey. Charles M. McCormick, naval station, Cavite, P. I. Glennie Tarbox, Chicago. William W. Gilmer, recruiting duty. Robert E. Coontz, Nebraska. William H. G. Bullard, naval academy. Joseph W. Oman, Rhode Island. Philip Andrews, Kansas. Harold K. Hines, naval academy. George F. Cooper, hydrographic office. Josiah S. McKean, navy yard, League island. Mark L. Bristol, Connecticut. Edward T. Witherspoon, Texas. George W. Logan, secretary of general board. Andrew T. Long, Illinois. Edward H. Durell, New Jersey. Archibald H. Scales, Missouri. Victor Blue, North Carolina. Charles M. Stone, lighthouse inspector, 14th dist. Thomas Washington, commanding Dolphin. Archibald H. Davis, inspection duty. Guy H. Burrage, waiting orders. Frank Marble, Chattanooga. Ashley H. Robertson, Tennessee. Carlo B. Brittain, naval academy. Casey B. Morgan, Milwaukee. John F. Hubbard, Ohio. Marcus L. Miller, naval station, Olongapo. Lloyd H. Chandler, Connecticut. Oscar W. Koester, recruiting duty. George N. Hayward, Rhode Island. Samuel S. Robinson, Tennessee. Charles F. Hughes, Washington. Edward L. Beach, naval academy. Richard H. Jackson, Colorado. Arthur B. Hoff, navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H. Thomas P. Magruder, Alabama. Sumner E. W. Kittelle, Mississippi. Louis M. Nulton, naval academy. George R. Marvell, commanding Eagle. John B. Patton, commanding Culgoa. William D. MacDougall, naval war college. George B. Bradshaw, bureau of navigation. Cleland N. Offley, bureau of steam engineering. Louis R. de Steiguer, Illinois. William W. Phelps, Constellation. Louis A. Kaiser, Washington. William C. Cole, Kansas. Charles A. Brand, bureau of ordnance. Philip Williams, Charleston. Warren J. Tertune, Maine. George G. Mitchell, naval station. Olongapo. Cleland Davis, bureau of equipment. William K. Harrison, Minnesota. Frank H. Schofield, commanding Supply. Urban T. Holmes, navy yard, Washington, D. C. Jehu V. Chase, Kearsarge. Henry J. Ziegemeier, naval academy. Matt H. Signor, West Virginia. George W. Williams, bureau of ordnance. Claude B. Price, West Virginia. Montgomery W.. Taylor, Wabash. Carl T. Vogelgesang, commanding Mayflower. John H. Dayton, naval academy. Lucius A. Bostwick, Tacoma. William A. Moffett, bureau of equipment. Douglas E. Dismukes, naval academy. John R. Edie, naval station, Cavite. P. I. De Witt Blamer, St. Louis. John K. Robison, Kentucky. Arthur L. Willard, navy yard, Washington, D. C. Edwin T. Pollock, naval academy. Clark D. Stearns, naval station, Guantanamo. Henry C. Kuenzli, inspector equipment. John H. Rowen, Asiatic station. Henry H. Caldwell, inspector ordnance. Milton E. Reed, Charleston. Henry H. Hough, naval intelligence. Powers Symington, West Virginia. Benjamin B. McCormick, inspector ordnance. Frank H. Clark, Jr., inspector ordnance. Eugene L. Bisset, naval station, Cavite, P. I. Edward H. Campbell, Milwaukee. Walter S. Crosley, navy yard, New York, N. Y. Charles J. Lang, Glacier. Henry B. Price, bureau of ordnance. Martin E. Trench, naval academy. Thomas S. Wilson, Colorado. Henry A. Pearson, Illinois. Christopher C. Fewel, nav. tr. sta., San Francisco. Andre M. Procter, navy yard, Washington, D. C. John L. Sticht, Indiana. Richard S. Douglas, Galveston. Alfred A. Pratt, waiting orders. Emmet R. Pollock, Wolverine. John P. J. Ryan, naval academy. Chester Wells, bureau of ordnance. Irvin V. G. Gillis, naval attache, American em bassy, Pekin, China. Ridley McLean, Connecticut (staff). Raymond Stone, Albany. David F. Sellers, bureau of navigation. John T. Tompkins, West Virginia (staff). Provoost Babin, Rhode Island. Simon P. Fullinwider, Connecticut. Stephen V. Graham, Washington. Alfred W. Hinds, Virginia. Ernest L. Bennett, Virginia. William P. Scott, navy yard, Washington, D. C. Joseph M. Reeves, naval academy. Roscoe C. Moody, naval academy. Fritz L. Sandoz, waiting orders. MEDICAL CORPS. MEDICAL DIRECTORS. Rank of Captain. Abel F. Price, member examining board. Dwight Dickinson, mem. exam. and ret. boards. William S Dixon, naval dispensary. Remus C. Persons, naval hospital, Mare island. Thomas H. Streets, naval hospital, Washington. Manly H. Simons, naval hospital, Philadelphia. John C. Boyd, president board medical examiners. George E. H. Harmon, naval hospital, New York. Howard Wells, sick leave. David N. Bertolette, recruiting duty. Ezra Z. Derr, navy yard, Portsmouth, N. H. Presley M. Rixey, chief bu. medicine and surgery. Walter A. McClurg, member examining boards. SURGEONS. Rank of Lieutenant-Commander. Henry T. Percey, navy yard. Washington, D. C. John M. Edgar, navy yard, Boston, Mass. Philip Leach, Hancock. Lloyd W. Curtis, Connecticut (fleet). Henry B. Fitts, Buffalo. Francis S. Nash, waiting orders. Victor C. B. Means, sick leave. Francis W. F. Wieber, naval hospital, Cavite, P. I. Oliver D. Norton, recruiting duty. Isaac W. Kite, Franklin. Andrew R. Wentworth, Louisiana. Thomas A. Berryhill, Nebraska. Eugene P. Stone, Rhode Island. James G. Field, leave. George Pickrell, naval academy. Rand P. Crandall, Georgia. John F. Urie, bureau of medicine and surgery. George B. Wilson, Colorado. Charles F. Stokes, naval hospital, San Juan, P. R. Charles H. T. Lowndes, Virginia., George Rothganger, naval hospital, New York. George A. Lung, waiting orders. Edwin S. Bogert, Milwaukee. Robert M. Kennedy, bureau medicine and surgery. William C. Braisted, assistant to bureau of med- Sheldon G, Evans, naval hospital, Washington. Middleton S. Guest. Tennessee. Charles M. De Valin, Washington. Charles P. Bagg, medical school, Washington, D. C. Lewis Morris, torpedo station. Edward M. Shipp, Illinois. Charles E. Riggs, marine guard, Pekin, China. Ammen Farenholt, Independence. PAY CORPS. PAY DIRECTORS. With rank of captain. Lawrence G. Boggs, navy pay office, New York. James E. Cann, navy pay office, Portsmouth, N. H. PAY INSPECTORS. With rank of commander. Charles S. Williams, navy yard, Boston, Mass. John S. Carpenter, assistant to bureau of supplies Livingston Hunt, waiting orders. John A. Mudd, bureau of supplies and accounts. PAYMASTERS. With rank of lieutenant. Martin McM. Ramsey, navy yard, Portsmouth. Barron P. DuBois, special duty. Harry E. Biscoe, navy yard, Norfolk, Va. Edmund W. Bonnaffon, navy yard, League island. John H. Merriam, Kansas. Charles P. Kindleberger, naval station, Olongapo. Timothy S. O'Leary, Colorado. Moulton K. Johnson, training station, Newport. Frank L. Pleadwell, bureau medicine and surgery. Raymond Spear, navy yard, League island. Cary D. Langhorne, marine barracks, Washington. Frank E. McCullough, naval station, Guam. John E. Page, leave. John M. Moore, recruiting duty. Granville L. Augeny, naval station, Guam. John T. Kennedy, recruiting duty. Karl Olmesorg, naval hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. George Brown, Jr., Maryland. Walter B. Izard, navy pay office, Manila, P. I. Arthur F. Huntington, navy yard, New York, N. Y. Robert H. Woods, naval academy. Robert H. Orr, navy pay office, Seattle, Wash. Webb V. H. Rose, training station, great lakes. Charles Morris, Jr., navy yard, Norfolk, Va. George C. Schafer, navy yard, New York, N. Y. George R. Venable, Tennessee. Hugh R. Insley, navy yard, Puget sound. Gray Skipwith, Milwaukee. Trevor W. Leutze, Hancock. McGill R. Goldsborough, waiting orders. David D. Chadwick, naval station, Cavite, P. I. William T. Wallace, navy yard, Mare island. John R. Sanford, New Jersey. Herbert E. Stevens, waiting orders. Charles D. O'Leary, navy pay office, Washington. Cuthbert J. Cleborne, waiting orders. Ray Spear, navy yard, Mare island. Christian J. Peoples, bureau supplies and accounts. John F. Hatch, navy yard, Boston, Mass. Edward E. Goodhue, Rhode Island. Rishworth Nicholson, navy yard, Mare island. Edward T. Hoopes, Maine. Walter A. Greer, navy yard, Mare island. Donal W. Nesbit, bureau of supplies and accounts. Ignatius T. Hagner, Franklin. George P. Auld, naval station, Cavite, P. I. James S. Beecher, training station, San Francisco. Henry de F. Mel, Kearsarge. Arthur M. Pippin, St. Louis. MARINE CORPS. BRIGADIER-GENERAL, COMMANDANT. George F. Elliott, headquarters, Washington. ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR'S DEPARTMENT. Charles H. Lauchheimer, adjutant and inspector, with rank of colonel, headquarters, Washington. Henry C. Haines, assistant adjutant and inspector, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, San Francisco. Rufus H. Lane, assistant adjutant and inspector, with rank of major, headquarters, Washington. Louis J. Magill, assistant adjutant and inspector, with rank of major, Manila, P. I. Albert S. McLemore, assistant adjutant and inspector, with rank of major, headquarters, Washington, D. C. QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. Frank L. Denny, quartermaster, with the rank of colonel, headquarters, Washington, D. C. Thomas C. Prince, assistant quartermaster, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, assistant quartermaster's office, headquarters, Washington, D. C. Charles L. McCawley, assistant quartermaster, with rank of major, headquarters, Washington. Cyrus S. Radford, assistant quartermaster, with rank of major, assistant quartermaster's office, Philadelphia, Pa. William B. Lemly, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, Manila, P. I. Edward A. Jonas, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, returning to United States. Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, Havana, Cuba. Norman G. Burton, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, Isthmian canal zone. Hugh L. Mathews, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, marine barracks, New York. Rupert C. Dewey, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, assistant quartermaster's office, Philadelphia, Pa. Frank J. Schwable, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, marine barracks, Norfolk, Va. Percy F. Archer, assistant quartermaster, with rank of captain, headquarters, Washington, D. C. PAYMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. Green Clay Goodloe, paymaster, with the rank of colonel, headquarters, Washington, D. C. George Richards, assistant paymaster, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, paymaster's office, Washington, D. C. William C. Dawson, assistant paymaster, rank of major, San Francisco, Cal. with William G. Powell, assistant paymaster, with rank of captain, Manila, P. I. COLONELS. Allan C. Kelton, special duty, Portsmouth, N. H. Paul St. C. Murphy, comdg. barracks, New York. William P. Biddle, commanding brigade, Cavite. Littleton W. T. Waller, marine barracks, Norfolk. Randolph Dickins, comdg. barracks, League island. Thomas N. Wood, comdg. barracks, Boston, Mass. Harry K. White, headquarters. LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. Lincoln Karmany, marine barracks, Mare island. Charles A. Doyen, marine barracks, Annapolis. James E. Mahoney, commanding 1st regt., Philippine islands. George Barnett, navy yard, Washington, D. C. Franklin J. Moses, commanding 1st regt. in Cuba. Con M. Perkins, leave. MAJORS. Joseph H. Pendleton, commanding barracks, Bremerton, Wash. John A. Lejeune, comdg. marine barracks, Cavite. Thomas C. Treadwell, commanding barracks, Ports. mouth, N. H. Dion Williams, 1st regiment in Cuba. Albertus W. Catlin, 1st regiment in Cuba. RETIRED LIST. REAR-ADMIRALS. George B. Balch, Baltimore, Md. Louis Kempff, special duty, department commerce and labor. George W. Sumner, Patchogue, L. I. Philip H. Cooper, Morristown, N. J. William C. Wise, special duty department commerce and labor. Francis A. Cook, Brooklyn, N. Y. Purnell F. Harrington, Jamestown exposition. Nicoll Ludlow, governor naval home. James Entwistle, Paterson, N. J. George W. Melville, Philadelphia, Pa. Colby M. Chester, navy department. Charles D. Sigsbee, Metropolitan club, Washing ton, D. C. Benjamin P. Lamberton, Washington, D. C. French E. Chadwick, Newport, R. I.. Bowman H. McCalla, Santa Barbara, Cal. James G. Green, Washington, D. C. George F. F. Wilde, North Easton, Mass. Charles H. Rockwell, Chatham, Mass. James M. Forsyth, Philadelphia, Pa. George A. Converse, chief of bureau of navigation. Willard H. Brownson, chief of bureau of navigat'n. Charles H. Stockton, Washington, D. C. Navy' (line). Admiral of the navy Rear-admirals First nine.. Second nine.. Frank Courtis, Washington, D. C. Franklin Hanford, Scottsville, N. Y. Chapman C. Todd, Frankfort, Ky. Henry N. Manney, navy department. 4 Charles T. Hutchins, Greenport, Long island, New York. Harry Knox, Greenville, O. Charles H. West, Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry B. Mansfield, New York, N. Y. Charles R. Roelker, special duty, bureau fisheries.. John D. Ford, inspection duty, bureau s. e. and ord. Frederick M. Symonds, special duty, department of commerce and labor. John V. B. Bleecker, leave abroad. Andrew Dunlap, naval station, San Juan, P. R. Wells L. Field, sen. mem. 'brd. com. bldgs, naval academy. Alexander B. Bates, Binghamton, N. Y. Robert W. Milligan, Annapolis, Md. George W. Baird, Washington, D. C. Francis H. Delano, Portsmouth, N. H. Charles T. Forse, Pittsburg, Pa. James K. Cogswell, Portsmouth, N. H. Frederic Singer, comdt. nav. station, New Orleans. 5,500 5,500 3,500 4,500 Pay per annum. $2,000 1,500 1.400 Captains 3,000 2,500 1,800 1,500 Chiefs of bureaus. 1,400 Chief boatswains, gunners, carpenters, sail makers 1,400 *Or shore duty beyond sea, 10 per cent increase. Chaplains of or above the rank of lieutenantcommander get the pay and allowances of a lieutenant-commander, those who have rank of lieutenant commander, appointed prior to July 1, 1906. $2,800; others according to rank in above table: professors of mathematics, $2,400 to $3,500; civil engineers, same as professors; assistant civil engineers. $1,500 to $2,100; naval constructors, $3,200 to $4,200: assistant naval constructors, $2,000; warrant officers, $1,200 to $1,800. Petty officers and chief petty officers get a salary ranging from $30 to $70 per month. First-class seamen get $24 a month; seamen gunners, $26; firemen, first-class, $35; ordinary seamen, $19; firemen, second class. $30; shipwrights. $25; apprentice seamen, $16; coal passers, $22. The term of enlistment in the United States navy is four years. CENTENARIANS IN THE UNITED STATES. . In 1900 there were 3.536 persons in the United States aged 100 years or more. Of these 1,283 were men and 2,247 women. All but 419 were native born and 2,553 were negroes. In Illinois there were 78 persons more than 100 years of age, of whom 31 were men and 47 women. The deaths of the following centenarians in the United States were reported in 1907 up to Nov. 1: Otis Eddy, 102, Rockford, Ill., Jan. 29. John O'Keefe, 108, Brooklyn, N. Y., April 3. Leopold Simon, 101, Chicago, Ill.. April 19. Peter Forbes, 105, Deer Grove, Ill., May 17. John Kelderhouse, 107, Schenectady, N. Y., Ju'y 18. Jose Guiterez, 117, El Paso. Tex., Oct. 8. |