The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
CUNBOAT HORROR
KEEPS GROWING.
Continued from First Page.

hours before she was expected. One reason
Tor speed may have been the serious illness
81 Lieut.. Victor Blue Of Spanish American
War fame. Mr.. Blue was threatened with
appendicitis and they were hurrying him
10 San Diego for an operation.
Over half the trip the boilers were under
an unusual strain. Then the Bennington
ran out Of gale. and after that the boilers
we're nursed carefully. Firemen soy that
boiler B leaked continually, and this leak
was not reported to the proper authorizes
Young says he can give nc
reason for the explosion and also claims
that he did not know that one of the boilers
leaked.
LIST OF THE DEAD.
The following Is a revised and corrected
list Of the dead up to P. NJ to-day:
N. &. PERRY. Ensign.
F. W. BRowS. Peoria. machinist.
j. NEwCoMBE, boatswain's mate.
B. A. HuoHEs. ordinary seaman.
A. BENsEL. coal passer.
A. KAMERER. coal passer.
W. CHERRY. coal passer.
c. RUSHING, coal passer.
A. n. ScHRoGGRE. seaman.
C. HAAoBLooM. coal passer.
r. T. CARR. able seaman.
II. F. SAUNDERS. apprentice seaman.
". w. WRIGHT. oiler.
+. DREscr, ordinary seaman.
j. l.. BURNS. seaman.
NJ. q. QUINN. oiler.
c. j. KrNTZ, coal passer
JOSEPH HILscHER. fireman.
@. BRowNLEE, seaman.
F. j. CESS. coal passer.
+. B. FERGUSON. chief machinist g mate.
r. A. House. apprentice foreman.
E. w. BRCNsON, Cheney, Neb.
JOE HUNT oiler.
CHARLES MCkERN.
c. j. EzELI,, seaman.
W. c. WILSON. seaman.
EDWARD B. ROBINSON. ordinary seaman.
j. c. BARCHus, Seaman.
c. +. NELSON, seaman.
l.. B. ARCHER, ordinary seaman.
NJ. G.. CHAMBERS, seaman.
JOHN MALONE. seaman.
PEYToS CARPENTER, ordinary seaman.
WESLEY Nj. TAYLOR, seaman.
HARRY MosHER. fireman.
kIRLEY +. NORRIS, fireman.
WARREN NJ PARISH, coal passer
STEPHEN w. POLLOCK coal passer.
WILLIAM STRAuB. fireman.
WALTER GRANT. coal passer.
JOHN GoIKA seaman.
JoDIE ". KEMPToN, seaman.
HARRY F. SMITH. seaman.
ROBERT LEE SAVAGE, seaman.
Don c. ARCHER. seaman.
L. J. GAurHIEs, seaman.
CLAUDE II. STEVENSON. seaman.
EMILE c. HOFFMAN. blacksmith.
Four unidentified men of the new draft. who
Joined the Bennington upon her arrival here.
Eiuht NDidopti0aH hndiaa n mr.
Seven bodies recovered from hold AND
unidentified
LIST OF THE INJURED.
The following lie a complete and oficia
list OF the injured now in Agnew, St. JOSEPH
and Army Barracks hospitals at noon to-
day:
Agnew Hospital - William B. Staub
scalded slightly. 8. Ackrom. scalded face
arms and legs; s. Takate. scalded slightly
Thomas Burke. scalded all over body: {. W
Brockman. scalded face. eyes and body
W. A. Hawley. scalded seriously s. A. Cries
scalded slightly: Alexander Wilson. scaldet
head and internally injured: William Hell
reuter-. scalded legs. back and arms; p. Me
man. scalded legs. face and body; 7.
Shiveley. scalded arms. hands. face ant
neck. C. H. Hallett. scalded all over bod!
badly: D. R. McLlintoe. scalded arms. fac
and chest: W. F. Wiler. scalded face and
arms; d. Sullivan. scslded face. neck
arms. body and legs; Joseph Hunt. scaldet
slightly: B. n. Fickwalder. scalded head
legs, arms chest badly; A. G. Worther
scalded legs. hands and face; W. Y. Kennedy
scalded entire body; G. A. Tulley. scalde
face, chest and arms; G. F. Clark. scalde
legs. face arms. moderately W. B. Bushnell
sca!ded legs face chest and arms not seri
ously: A. lngersoll. scalded slightly: II.
Dean, scalded severely; Walter j. Martin
scalded face, arms and legs badly; B.
Seavely. scalded neck and hands; A. Burs
scalded neck and legs: o. H. Re,.rick, scaldec
left leg fractured; Fred. j. Muller. scalde
head. back and arms E. Beers. scalded. cut
on foot. not serious; H. A. Meites. soalde
slightly; c. Schultz. scalded face. chest an
arms:
st. Josephs-Charles Miller, scalded hand
face and eyes, severely: Glen Griffin. soaIde
face neck and hands; James Lester. coloree
scalded feet and legs; Harry H. Stewar
soalded hands. face and neck; Harry E. His,
commissary steward. burned badly on hand
Emery Stsrkweather. scalded face, hand
and feet: Walter Farrell. scslded face an
body; Claude Z. Welborne. scalded face an
body; Ray c. Sheperd. scalded very badly
face and body.
Army barracks: @. F. Knox. scalded LEI
hand and arms: W. Pfuger. scalded both fet
and legs, also feet sprained; w Elsera. scalde
back and legs; G. Striebel, scalded both arm
and legs: F. Miller. both arms burned severed!
j. c. II anlon. scalded hands and face .severel!
j. Connell. injuries to head; Fl. Knocklocl
scalded back and arms; W, Cronan. scalde
hands.
DR.. M. Il. Foster OF the United State
marine service, who Is in charge Of the n
jured, says that at least ten OF the wounde
will die within the next day or two.