The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-02-22
The Dead Number 246 Men, and
Two Officers.
1t is Believed by Many That the Vessel Was
Destroyed by the Hand of an Enemy.
Official Wounded and UDn-
jured-An Appointed-The Wreck
Ma May BE Raise Divers a Work

I Carl A. Christensen, Andrew V. Erickson,
Patrick ]. Foley, Michael Flynn, George Fox,
VIM. NJ. Gartrell. Alfred Hallberg, Ambrose
Ham, John Herbert, Alfred ], Holland Alfred
B. Herness, John Hebron. Frederick HolZer,
Robt. Hutchings, Harry Jectson, ALT. Johnson,
Fred Jenee, Joseph H. Kane, George w. Kloe-
Der, Charles H. Lehman, John d. Load, Harry
Mccain, William McNair Thomas Mack.
William Mattisen, Carl Matlasen. John H.
Pancz, Charles F. Pitcher, Walter E. Richards.
Arthur Rau, James Rowe, George Schwartz,
Carl A. Smith, jeremiah Shea, William H.
Thompson, Harry Teackle, James Williams,
Henry Williams Benjamin R. Wilbur, Thomas
j. Waters, Martin V. Weber, John E.
White John Coffee. c. V. Germand,
William McDevitt, Paul Lotus, William Nc
Guinness.
c. H. Bullock Westmore Harris, Katsusa
buro KuShida Peder Larsen, Lewis LCriniere,
Thomas Melville, Peter Mikkelsen, Martin Re-
den, Frank RuSch, Daniel G. TOppin. John H.
Turpin AlonZo Willis, F. Awo, w. Anthony,
Chas. P. Galpin, Joseph Lutz, Edward Mckay,
Michael Meehan.
Initials incorrect: Can not locate:-Wlliam
Anderson, A. Hallon, Carlos, A Senetal, H.
johnson, w. Williams. j. NJ Mounere
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The. follow
ing cablegram from Capt. Sigsbee at
Havana, dated Thursday, was received
Thursday evening by the secretary of
the navy:
Twenty-seven were buried Thursday
afternoon, 25 found in harbor and two
died in hospital Following only can
be recognized: Dierking drummer;
J. S. Graham, w. H. Tinsman, lands
man; Brown, sergeant of marines;
Nero, chief machinist; Keys, ordinary
seaman; o. Sheridan, Gatfney, Cos
grove, Seary, fremen; Golpine, marine;
Kane, coal passer; ]. Smith. seaman.
Following is the official list of the
survivors:
C. D. Sigsbee, r. Wainwright, G. f.
| Wholman. j. Wood, c. w. Jungen,
G. P. Blow, S. G. Heneberger, c. NJ.
Ray, c. P Howell, j. j. Blandin, ]. n
Chinwick, J. Bowers, A. Catlin, J. R.
Morris, J. n. Holden, w. Z. Chiverins,
| A. Bronson, P Washington, A
Croughan, D. F. Boyd, F. E. Larlzin,
J. Hill, J. Helms, B. McCarty, Mckay,
Edin, Larson, Halberg, Bullock, Nc
Cam, Ham, Anthony, Russell, NORM
Zero, Melville, Wells, Galpin, Kushide,
Lofl1in, Turpin, Harris, Lutz, Jetssen,
Holland, Herbert, jr., McDevitt, Foley,
Hutchins, Schwartz, w. A. Thompson,
VIM. Anderson, Lemon, T. Thompson,
Richards, Awo Texel, Flynn, Germond,
Dressler, David, MichaelSOn,C. Sohwan,
Fox, Wilburn, Waters, Welter, o. An
derson, Christensen, Koebler, Ericsson,
Williams, j. White, Williams, Mack,
Pank, Coffee, Jerne, j. A. Smith, G..
Rhea, Heines, j. E. Offion, J. H. Bloom
| a
Johnson, Pilch, Hotter, LOTUS, Nc
Guinness, w. Natiason, Inwess, Load,
w. Allen, Roe, Dierion, f. Capill, Kane,
Divinins, Ran, McNair, Garbrette, A.
Hallon, Senetal, A. Kruz, Benjamin.
This list is as wired by Capt. Sigsbee
to the war department. The mutt
lated bodies of Is men were washed
ashore at Regla and Casa Blanca, oppO-
site Havana.
Capt. Sigsbee has cabled to Washing
ton that it would be advisable to send
no more warships to Havana, but tc
send relief boats.
The Mangrove light house tender
has arrived and the Laurel is also eX
pected Adm. Monterola has summon
ed Capt Sigsbee to appear before Mill
tary Judge Peral and the Marquis En-
senada, and has notified him also thai
Joint committees of Americans anC
Spanish naval officers will be appoint
ed to investigate the cause of the eX
plosion.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Upon receip
of the sad intelligence from Havana
at the marine hospital bureau, an or
der was issued by Surgeon Genera
Wyman assigning Surgeon b. w
Brown to duty at Key West, where the
wounded of the Maine are to be cared
for. Surgeon Brown Immediately lef
for the south and will be stationed a
the Key West Marine hospital, which
, is in charge of DR.. GregOrio Guiteras
brother of the famous yellow fever ex
pert, Dr. John Guiteras, of Philadel
phia. Reports from Havana are o
such a character that it was deemed
injudicious to have the injured mel
sent to any of the hospitals near tn
scene of the disaster.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-Facts wer
few, but theories plentiful, in the nav,
department Thursday so far as tn
Maine disaster was concerned. Out
J. side of the action indicated by Adm
: Sicard in the appointment of the cour
of inquiry and the adoption of furthe
!. measures for the disposition of tn
l. wounded and the interment of tn
dead the department officials felt tina
there was little to dc at this momen
and that it remained for the investiga
: ton to be completed before furthe
S action could be taken.
Adm Sicard's board has ample at
thority to make the most searching il
: vestigation into the causes of the dis
: aster. The Fern and the Mangrove II
-,o~+a5 o~v-;vad OF Havana Woduesda