Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-28
WITH MILITARY Honor
One Hundred and Fifty Victims Of
the Maine Disaster Buried in
Arlington Cemetery.
President Mckinley. the Cabinet,
Dewey, Miles and Others At.
tend the Ceremonies.
List Of the Identified Dead-Capt
sigsbee in Charge Of off Funeral
Services.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-The remains OF
buried today with full military honors
in Arlington cemetery. The exercises
were in charge of Capt. Sigsbee, former
captain of the Maine. and they We're at
cabinet, Dewey, Miles and staff and
many other officers Of the army and
navy. Several troops OF cavalry from
Fort Meyer. a battalion Of marines
from the navy navy yard and de-
tachment of sailors from the battleship
Texas We're drawn up about the flag
| draped caskets, ranged row ON row.
each bearing a wreath of galax leaves.
The services We're conducted by Chap
| lain Clark of the naval academy. and
/ Father Chadwick, chaplain Of the
Miane. After the religious services a
detachment OF marines fired a salute
and the bugler sounded Taps"
The list OF the identified among the
dead inferred at Arlington today fol-
lows:
John II. Dierking, drummer.
| James H. Graham, chief yeoman.
William H Tinsman, landsman.
i James H. Brown, sergeant marines.
Eldon II. Nero. chief machinist.
4 Harry j. Keys, ordinary seaman.
owen Sheridan, fireman. second class.
4 Patrick Gaffney, fireman (probable.)
Joseph Seery, fireman.
James Fl. Roberts. marine (probable.)
4 Carl y. Smith, seaman.
Andrew w. Erikson, seaman.
John j. NIcManus, fireman.
Charles Hassel, gunner's mate. third
I.class.
1 William j. Fewer, boatswain's mate.
a Gustav Holm. boatswain's mate.
d Charles F. w. Elerman, gunner's
mate.
Frederick Jernee. coal passer.
4 Harry Jectson, seaman.
Carlton jerks, gunners mate (proba-
. ble).
Patrick Flynn. fireman tprobable).
Francis C. Philips. apprentice.
9 Noble r. Mudd tprobable)s
Thomas j. Jones. coal passer.
q. j. McNiece. coal passer.
James w. Louden, apprentice doubt
fuD.
Samuel Lees. ordinary seaman.
s, N J. Smith, apprentices tprobable).
Alfred Smith. coal passer
Anthony Conroy, coal passer (proba-
81 ble).
John P. Barry, apprentice.
Charles Curan. eoxswairl-
Joseph f. Gordon, fireman (douhttuD.
{, Hugh Patrick. fireman.
Fritz Bali bavman doubtful.
William Dcnouehy, ordinary seaman.
!. Frank sutton. fireman.
] Daniel Price. fireman (doubtfuD.
Frederick H. kniese tprobable).
> Henry Gross. landsman-
CHARLES r. JUST, apprentice.
j James Boyle. quarterrnaster.
George johnson, coal passer doubts
e fu).
William j. Horn, fireman tprobable>.
/ JOSEPH Scully. boilernaker.
Albert B. Hennekes. gunners mate.
James NJ League, chief yeoman
: tprobablel.
! sophus Nelson, coxswain (probable).
]. Thomas NJ. Cole, bavman tprobabie).
j Charles A. Scott. coxswains mate
: (doubtsull.
E John Matza, coal passer lprobable).
4 Trubie Finch. apprentice.
Thomas j. Harry. coal passer.
Il Waiter Sellers. apothecary.
Alfred j. Holland, coNswain.
Frank Is. Tigges, coppersmith (prob-
e l.ab.el.
e trrobablel.
e Frank Fisher. ordinary seaman
5 Minari f. Harris. auartermaster.
e William I.und. coxswain (probable)-
r j. Bennett, marine lprobablel.
! George W. Kloeber. apprentice.
e j. w. johnson. ordinary seaman.