Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-22
HONORS FOR REMAINS
 OF JOHN PAUL JONES.
Rear Admiral Siesbee and His Fleet Arrived in vir- ginian Waters this horning-All the Vessels Later Will Go to Annapolis and Take Part in the Exer. cises at that Place.

Norfolk, Va, July 22-The body of Admiral John Paul Jones, recently l found ill Paris through the efforts of l General Horace Porter, former United l States ambassador to France, passed in 1 the Virginia Capes this morning on the United States cruiser Brooklyn under Rear Admiral Sigsbee, the Brooklyn having as consorts 4cross the Atlantic from France the cruisers Galveston, Tacoma and Chattanooga
 Off this coast the fleet was met by the battleship squadron of the north Atlantic fleet in two divisions, the first being under the command of Rear Ad- ! miral Evans and the second command ed by Rear Admiral Davis The three squadrons approached the capes to- gether, the vessels under the command of Rear Admiral Evans leading and the Davis and Sigsbee squadrons closely following
 Upon the vessels reaching Cape Hen ry, Admiral Evans squadron, compos- cd of the battleship Maine as flagship, the battleships Missouri, Kentucky and kearsarge passed into lower Chesa- peake bay at 7:10 o'clock.
 Then came the Sigsbee squadron :n the following order: The flagship Brooklyn, the cruisers Galveston, Ia coma and Chattanooga. Following these were the vessels of Rear Admiral Davis squadron which entered the lower bay in this order The battle ships Alabama, Illinois, Massachusetts and Iowa.
 The exact hour of the passing of the Sigsbee vessels was T:20 o'clock and the Davis squadron proceeded in iur mediatefy afterwards.
 The Sigsbee and Davis sQuadrons proceeded immediately up Chesapeake bay bearing the body of Admiral Jones toward Annapolis, Md, it's last resting place, while the vessels of Admiral Evans squadron said farewell to the other fleets and proceeded to rld Point Comfort, Va, en route to LambertS Point, where the battleships will c"ai.
 The vessels of the Sigsbee and Davis squadrons will continue to Annapolis to take part in the ceremonies incident to the reception Of the body. The ceremonies also will be participated jE by the French cruiser Jurian de Ia Graviere which was detacned from tle French North Atlantic squadron and sent to Chesapeake to represent France at the ceremonies attending the arrlyG' and burial Of Admiral Jones body al Annapolis.
 After the ceremonies at Annapolis the French vessel will return to Mar unique. where a new list of officers and men will be found awaiting her from France, relieving the present officers and crew who will then return home.
 San Diego, July 22.-The appalling list of victims aboard the United States gunboat Bennington, grew throughout the night. Almost every hour added to the long rows of dead in the over crowded morgue. Fifty-two known dead is the summary compiled at nine o'clock this morning. This includes forty-fiye bodies in the various nor gues and seven bodies still floating about in the flooded boiler room and which cannot yet be reached. About fifty injured are scattered among the various city and private hospitals and about twnty-five more are still missing. II is believed that the death roll will be swelled to sixty and perhaps more. It is thought also that the bay will give LID several dead.