The age-herald., 1898-02-18
List of Dead and Wounded.

List of Dead and Wounded.
 Washington, Feb. 17.-The navy depart
 ment tonight made up from it's cable ad-
 vices the following list of dead, wounded
 and rescued from the Maine. The names
 marked "doubtful's are uncertain owing to eicrs n telegr ,ic tra 1smission, which prevents their corresponding to the muster roll of the department on file in Washing
 ton. The following is the list of dead: Michael Malone, Thomas Cain, b. B. Anguiland, B. J. Lewts M. Cochrane, M.
 Lanahan, T. J. Quigley, F. Boil, F. Kelly, Michael Griffin. Joseph Reilly, N. T. Mudd, Joseph Seery, James H. Mason, Daniel Leene D. J. Tehan, T. J. Jones, O. Sherl- dan, J. s. Gully, J. T. Walsh, Bernard Lynch, J. J. McManus, Rudolph Falk, W. Horn, J. M. League. Thomas Troy, c. K Ronyack, J. w. Loudenl G. Liber. J. Finch, B. H. Herriman, Walter Cam eron, W. A. Greer, c. Murphy C. P. Quinn, P. T. Shea, Thomas M. Cole, Hugo Kruse, John Merse J. J. Lorzen.
 Henry Gross, Robert Wilson, Daniel | Lewis, B. l.. Mars5en, J. Christensen; H. | Brinkman. s. Nelson, William Lund, J. '. | Clark, H. M. Carr, George Thompson, | M. F. Harris, William Donough, Peter Roos, Charles Currant D. Bahqman, William Hamburger, H. Oregan, F. H. Knfese, J. A. Kay, John Porter, Robert BurlsehandIt, Elden H. Nero, c. A. Seaford, A. J. Fischer, w. J. Reager, August ScnrOeuer, f1edlHy N Detuhft T h. t
 man, M. Stevenson, Gustave Holme. c. +.
 Hazzell, B. Fountain, William Robinson, A Anfindser, William Montford, Frank
 Garner, c. o. White, A. Scott, Thomas
 Shea, Arthur Broefeadt, Frank Suuton'
 Frank Andrews, J. A. A. Graham, J. r. Aitkin. John Powers, Henry Auchenbach William Noble, William Coleman, H. A. Anderson, William Hough, G. Lupold, J. c. Nelson, John Warren, I. Sugaski, Thomas J. Gardner, John A. Halberg,l William n Toho EhinQi H. Gaffney, Patrick Flynn, Charles F. Just. Charles Franke, John Bookbinder, G. G. Moss James Drury, J. D. Wfckstrom, John Kelley, John Hamilton, A. keskeli' William Lambert, A. B. Henen, Frank B.
 Tiggs, C. F. J. Fadde, w. J. Lee. W. Phi sella. J. Pckney, F. Price, N Rising, H. McGonigle, Thomas Clark, P. Grady, E. Graham, R. Perry, R. White, A. Wilson | Y. Kiligata, J. E. Marshall, John Matza | J. H. Zeigler, H. J. Keys, Charles Jen- nings, John Wallace, Edward Burns, J. J.
 Shea, Martin Touhey, F. Page, Walter s. Sellers, George Miller, George Whiten' | Leon Bonner, F. I1. Kinsey, Carl Evanson, | John Martensen. w. H. German, Charles Hauck, J. F. Gordon, G. D. Faubed, F. Hughes, Edward Lawler, J. F. Furlong, s. Lees, T. J. Dancaster, John P. Etts. Mat thew Lynch F. Bloomberg, George Mobies w R B. Caufield, G. c. Ording, Charles Lair, J. P. Barry, T. J. O'Hagan, G. w. Wilbur, c. M. Nolan, R. Krupp, William Cosgrove, T. Magaminie, J. Suzuki, F. C | Johansen, James O'Conner, William Il. | Tinsman, John Foujere.
 T.. l.. Barry, Michael Kane, A. Conroy, | T. I. Harly, B. J. Harris, D. Matzen, J. | Palmgren, J. H. Shiningbon, c. E. Ioweal' | R R. Hawkins, F. Fisher, P. 10. Mertz- | strup W. C. Hanrahan, A. c. Bruns, John R. Bell, G. w. Eimann, H. Moore, t'atrlcX | O,Neill. A Simmons. Doc Harley, M Fla herty. F. Butler, J. T. Adams, Wlllaam Miller. w. F. Furr, Cobb Becker, w. Cofe- | man. F. Kiehlston, M. D. Salmin, J. I.
 , I,,dar q IT Jenks John H. Moss, George | Edler, James Boyle ,o., Doubtful: John Anderson, Pete Johnson. | Charles Anderson, John Onderson, J. w. 1 Johnson Charles Johnson, George Johh-
 son. Capt. Oscar Anderson, Alex Anoe7l,so IN,ai, | James w. Allen Charles Bergman, John | IT Rloomer. Daniel Cronin, Francis D. Ca l hill George David, Gustave J. Dressier, | Thomas I. Durckin, Carl A. Christensen, | Andrew V. Ericksen, Patrick J. foiey' Michael Flynn, George Fox, William M l Gartrell. Alfred Halberg, Ambrose liam John Herbert, Alfred Holland, Alfred B. | Herness John Heffron, Frederick Hoper, | Robert Hutchings, Harry Jetson, Alfred | Johnson, Fred Jerne, Joseph H. Kane, Geo w Kloeber, Charles A Lohman, John B' Load, Harry McCann. William McNalr' | Thomas Mack, William Mattison, Carl Mat t,asen John H. Panck, Charles F. Pitcher, Walter E. Richards, Arthur Rau, James l Rowe. George Schwartz, Carl A. Smith, l Jeremiah Shea, William H. Thompson. | Harry Teacl5le, James Williams, Henry l Williams, Benjamin R Wilbur, Tnomas J. Waters' Martin V. Webber, John E. White, .Iohn Coffee, C. V. Gormand, William Mo l Dewitt Paul Loftus, William McGuinness l IJnniured: c. H. Bullock, Westmore Har- l ris. Katzusaburo Kushida, Peder Larsen, l Lewis Lornere, Thomas Melville, Peter l Mikkelsen, Martin Redin, Frank Rusch, I c kin, H Turnfn AlOnZ0 l Willis, E. A. Awo, w. Anthony, Charles P l Galpin, Joseph Lutz, Edward Middy, Mich l ael Meehan
 Initials incorrect, cannot locate: William l Anderson, A. Hallom, - Carlos, A Sene- ! tai, A. H. Johnson, w. Williams, J. H. l Mournere.
 l Details From Key West
 l Key West, Fla, Feb. 1.-The reports l from the Maine's wounded today are fla vorable Every possible care is being be- slowed upon them and both well and in iured are brighter and better after a nights 1 rest Now it is the officers and not men l connected with the Maine who show signs | of exhaustion. yle
 Commander Forsyth of the naval station
 here has been on duty every since the first | news of the disaster was received here and i the officers and men on the torpedo boats l Cushing and Ericsson have been under a | great strain which no one who has not l sailed on these elongated collins" can ap- preciate. Fortunately, the theatened 1 ''norther" did not develop, so that trips l between here and the Tortugas were not l bad But after a few accidents the dis covery was made that the Florida channel | between Key West and Cuba is one of | the toughest and most dangerous passag ges l for small boats in the world Experienced men say it is worse than the English chan l nel. the gulf stream meeting the tide and | tt,Ar fc nIrxTnx froI h l sea- These facts account for the frequent | delays of boats in the eigbty-mile passages between this port and Havana, and opin- | ion is growing stronger here that torp do boats are not fit for outside cruising. l Described by Mann
 Jos Fl. Mann, passenger on board the 1 City of Washington, of the Ward Line, which was moored near the Maine on l Tuesday night at the time of the disaster to the battleship. in describing the catas- l trophe today, said:
 While we were conversing in the cabin