The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-24
81 DEAD FOUND, SAYS YOUNG.
And Most OF the ~ Missing Probably We're
Drowned.

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WARRINGTON, July 23.-The latest figures L
received at the Navy Department show
fifty-seven dead, fifty-one wounded, and
seventeen missing as result Of the exs
plosion on the gunboat Bennington ct
San Diego Friday morning.
The total will go to a much higher figure.
as many Of the wounded are expected -
die, and it is believed that most OF the miss
ing have been drowned. In his despatch
OF yesterday, and in two subsequent mes.
ages, Commander Young gives the names
Of forty eight as known to be dead, while
there were six whose names were gives
who were believed to be buried under tho
wreckage in the fire room, together with
two Others names not known.
The bodies of two Of the men in the ftre
room, Frank De Curtoni, and Dwight NJ
Holland were recovered and Commander
Young to-day reported them as dead.
These two are included in the list of forty 4
eight. This leaves. according to Com-
mander Young's dispatches. six men
in the fire room. There are five uniden.
titled men on the shore.
THE DEAD AND THEIR RELATIVES
All of the dispatches to the Navy Del
partment from San Diego, indicate that
many of the wounded cannot survive.
Following is complete and official list
of the known dead together with their
nearest relatives and their residences, VA
ARCHER. Leroy b.. ordinary seaman:
Maggie " Archer. mother Fowler. Col.
Navy Department unable to find her.,
ARCHER, Don Cameron, apprentice seaman;
David Slattery. guardian. l775 Fifth street, 4
West Oakland, Cal
BROWN, Frederick william, machinlsts
mate first class; Mrs. Augusta Linn, sister.
! 5Oi3 Peoria street. Chicago. ~
BARcHUs, John Calvin. ordinary seaman;
| John W. Barchus. father Clarinola. la.
BnuSsoN. Elmer u. seaman. Enae Nelson.
sister, Pawpaw. Lee county, H.
BrowNLEE. Glenn, seaman: ". II. Brown
| lee. father. Havana, Tex. w
BESsEL. Emil. coal pnsser; August Benset.
| father Colfax. Wash. '''vatt
BURNS, John Lee seaman; Mrs j. burns
| mother, 4944 State street, Chicago. @
BpoCKMAS, Clyde W., lordinary seaman:
| W. T. Brockman father. 1894 Thirtieth street.
| Dcs Moines. La.
BURKE, Thomas. machinists mate. first
GLASS; John Baiae. father Amesbury. Mass.
CARTER. CHARLES SAMUEL fireman. second
class; Mrs. James Reed. sister, Columbia.
| Tenn. SI
| CHAMBERS. Matthew Garfield, seaman:
Mrs. p. L. Chambers. Lewiston, Idaho.
CARPENTER, Preston, ordinary seanAns
F. E. Carpenter. guardian. Arapahoe. Neb. 4
CHInRY, William Isaac. coal pssser; John
Cherry, father. Pacific. Mo. #
CARR, Robert Bentley. apprentice. sea man:
Mary A. Carr, mother. 2sS Waldbridse ave-
nue.. Toledo. Ohio.
DE CuRToN1, Frank. oileI; +. De Curtont.
uncle. sos Clement street, San .Francisco. Cal.
DREscH, Emil ordinary seaman; Charles
Dresch brother, $40 First avenue. Newark.
n. j. 80
EzELL, Josiah, ships cook, fourth class;
Caroline Tye, Lott, Tex.
FIcKwKILER. William Martin, seaman;
Ernest Fickweiler. father. Laporte. Ind.
FERGUSON, Edward Brewster. chief ma
chinst mate ;MaryS. Ferguson. philadelphia,
CESS. Frederick John. coal passer; Fred
Kroppman. uncle. Chicago.
GArTYIEn, Ign Joseph. chief boatswain'a
mate; Mrs Mary Gauthier, mother, zoo huo'
son street, Reading, Pa.
GIANT. Walter G., coal passer Gilbert q
Grant. father, $50 sedrwick street. Chicago
Go1KA. John, apprentice seaman: Mrs. n
Goka mother. S2l Reed street. Milwaukee.
HUNT. Joseph oiler no relatives.
HAGGpLooM. Clyde. coal passer. Gus Hagg
bloom, Icadville. Col.
Hughes. Bart Arthur. ordinary seaman
". G, Hughes Clarksville, Ark.
HuscHEn, Joseph. fireman, first class
Mrs, A. Hilsoher, mother. "aterville Wash. z
HOFFMAN, Emil c.. blacksmith; Ernes
; hoffman, Austin, Tex
=, HOUSE. Richard A f., apprentice seaman
} R A, House, father, s27 Santa r strees
. Colorado Springs. Col.
UoLLEy, William A., shipwrght; Mrs.. I
Hollcy, mother. Anaconda. Mon.
= HOLLAND, Dwight N, fireman. second clAsl