Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23

passer; c. Haggbloom, coal passer: E.
Dresch. ordinary seaman; N. G. Quinn.
ofler; g. Brownlee. seaman; j. l.. Burns,
seaman: w. Cherry. coal passer. c. j.
Geiss. coal passer; c. J. Kuntz coal
passer; r. b. Carr, apprentice sea-
man. A. H. Schoregge. seaman;
C. E.. Rushing. coal passer: ]. Hilscher.
fireman. first class: L. B. Archer. ordinary
seaman; j. c. Barchus, ordinary seaman;
c. Brockman. ordinary seaman: F. w.
Brown, machinist's mate, first class: p.
Carpenter, ordinary seaman: NJ G. Cham-
bers, seaman; j. A. Ezell ships cook.
fourth class; B. Ferguson. chief machinist $
mate; w, NJ Fickweiler. seaman; W. G.
Grant, coal passer; John Goika, apprentice
seaman: L. g. Gauthier. chief boatswain' S
mate: w. NJ Taylor. seaman; f. c. Hoff-
man. blacksmith: H. F. Smith ordinary
seaman; J. McKone,s fireman. first class;
c. f. Nelson, coal passer; w C. Wilson.
apprentice seaman; e. B. Robinson. ordi-
nary seaman; d. c. Archer. apprentice sea-
man; C. McKeon. machinists mate. second
class; E.. U. Brunson seaman: A. F. Saun-
ders. apprentice seaman; r. A. House APP
prentice seaman; r. L. Savage, ordinary
seaman.
And in fire room under wreckage there Is
believed to be: c. S. Careter. coal passer;
M. Conway fireman. second-class: d. De-
Courtani, oiler; d. N. Holland, fireman.
second class, and two others, and possibly
more
/ ION shore there are five others unidenti-
fed.
List Of Wounded.
wounded in ST. Joseph Sanitarium:
Charles Miller. seaman Glenn Griffin or
binary seaman: j. Lester, mess attendant;
II. N. Stewart. master-atarms first class;
H. E. Hye commissary steward: E. Stark
weather. coxswain; w. Farrell, fireman,
second class; f. H. Taylor, fireman. first
class; c. H. Welburn. coal passer: X. Z.
Sheperd. yeoman second class.
'And the following wounded are in Ag-
new Sanitarum: r. Eekrett. ordinary sea-
man; K. s. Takata., wardroom cook:
T. Burke. machinists mate, first class;
w. L. Hawley, apprentice seaman L. A.
Cries. apprentice seaman; Alex. Wilson,
apprentice seaman; W. Hoffeuter, appren-
tice seaman; P. Neiman. chief carpenter
mate; T. c.. Shivley, fireman, first class: g.
H. IIallet. apprentice seaman; D. R.
McClintoc. plumber and filter; w.
F. Weller coal passer; ID. Sullivan, oilers
J. Hunt, oiler; ]. McNainey. fireman. first
class: A. G. Worthen, coal passer; w. V.
Kennedy, apprentice seaman; q. A. Toiley,
chief gunners mate; c. Schultz, coal pass
err; G. T. Clark. chief machinist's mate;
U. A. Husnell, apprentice seaman; A. In
gersoll apprentice seaman; H. c. Dean,
electrician, second-class; w. J. Martin.
master-at-arms, first-class: D. X Seavey,
machinist's mate, second class; w. F.
Straub, fireman. second-class; A. Burg,
coal passer; o. R. Diedrich. seaman; +. j.
Muller. sailmaker's mate; E. Beers, sea-
man.,
And in San Diego barracks: c. H. Miller.
chief master-at-arms; w. F. Pfuger, chief
electrician; w. Elser bugler; l.. *. Stropel,
boatswains mate, second class; j. OHan-
lon. water tender; F. R. Connel. coxswain;
- Knoblock, apprentice seaman; w. Gro
nan, boatswains mate, second class.
And there are seventeen missing. En-
sign Sahm's hand burned. Pay clerk Me-
titus, head and hand bruised and burned"
Later in the night the department re-
ceived telegram from Commander Young
saying that ]. Hunt, oiler, and I. Burk.
machinists mate. first class. died at St.
Agnes Sanitarium this afternoon.