The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-14
POWDER PUT IN
 THREE SECTIONS.

lne smokelesS powder is put into the
 tweiye-inch guns in three sections, each bag or section weighing 120 pounds. Some officers say that the turrets of the Mis- souri had no bottoms and express the opinion that after this experience all the turrets of the battleships will be equipped with bottoms for the protection of the men in the handling room beneath. The officers of the Missouri were especial. ly well known in Washington. Both Mid shipmen Newman and Ward are under stood to have been engaged to be mar ried 1t Is said Midshipman Newman was to be married to the sister of Md shipman Ward. The two midshipmen were classmates and intimate friends. At their request they were assigned to the same ship. Telegrams received from Mrs. Grid ley, mother of Lieutenant Gridey tonight requested that the remains of her boy be shipped to Erie, Pa.
 The navy department tonight furnished the following statement giving a complete list of the dead and non-commissioned of. fcers
 Franks, Harry B., coxswain, residence Buffalo, N. Y.; kin, John Franks, father, Listowell, Ont.
 Starr, John Porter, ordinary seaman; | residence, Fairmount, Ind; kin, Calvin A. Starr, father. Fairmount, Ind.
 Cole, John w, ordinary seaman; resi- dence. Lakota, Tex; kin, John w. Cole, Sr father. Lakota, Tex. Gedris, Joseph, ordinary seaman; resi- dence Grand Rapids. Mich; kin, George Gedris, father. Grand Rapids, Mich.
 Allison. Ralph H.. seaman, residence Philadelphia; kin, A. J. Alliston, father, Pleasant Hill. Mo.
 Mum, James C.. ordinary seaman; resi-. dence, Bryan, Tex. kin. Thomas c. Mum. father. Bryan, Tex.
 Hardy, J. Carlton, apprentice, second class; residence, Palmyria. N. Y; kin, Irving A. Hardy, father, East Palmyria, N. Y.
 Oastler, Paul R., apprentice second class; residence. Hope, Ark; kin, Thomas w. Oastler, Hope Ark.
 Rowland, Frank T., electrician; second class, residence, St. Louis, kin, John Rowland, father, Cleveland, o.
 Roche, John NJ, landsman; residence. New York city; kin, Michael Roche, father, county, Kerry, Ireland. Tobin, Robert O., ordinary seaman; residence Roscoe. Pa; kin, T. s. Tobin. father. Roscoe, Pa.
 kivlin, Kearney J., ordinary seaman; residence. Dallas, Tex: kin, Kearney J. I<ivlin, father, Dallas, Tex Kennedy. Joseph F., ordinary seaman; l residence, Waco Tex. kin, William Ken nedy. father, Povo, Tenn. BloxopouluS, Joseph E., coxswain; resi- dence, Newport News, Va; kin, Meri Jersemos B1oxopoulus, father, Rexo. Greece.
 Braun, Peter Joseph, chief gun captain; residence. New York; kin, Rose Goss, mother, Cleveland, O. Smith, August gunners mate, second class; residence. New York; claimed to have no relatives. Rice, Charles. ordinary seaman; resi- dence, Boston. Mass; kin Anita Zeliger, stepmother. San Francisco. Soder, N. Preston, seaman; residence New York; kin, Eric Soder, father. Joie' Sweden.
 Shipman, w. L., private, no data at navy department. Wounded, not expected to live: Donnellys John Thomas Joseph, ordi- nary seaman; residence Chicago, kin Patrick H. Donnelly, father, Chicago. Moe. Orwell. apprentice. second class; residence Butte. Mont, kin A c. Moe, Butte, Mont.
 The following names appear in the dis patch but do not correspond with the records of the bureau: J. K Peterson, w. ]. Bogard H. S. Cherbarth and B. J. Mulligan. Correct names have been telegraphed for. Rear Admiral H. c. Taylor, chief of the board of the navigation, tonight said;