Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-23
Jlarinda. Ia
THOMAS BURKE, machinist.

THOMAS BURKE, machinist.
GEORGE l.. CLARKE, chief machinist
G. w. BROCKMAN, gunner.
L. J. GUATHIES, aged 25 seaman, New
MATTHEW O. CHAMBERS. aged %,
seaman, Lewiston, Idaho.
FREDERICK NJ. BROWN, aged e. ma
ehinist, San Francisco.
JOSIAH EzELL, aged q. seaman, Waco.
FREDERICK J. CESS. aged 20, coal
CLAuDE Ii. STEVENSON. aged q. sea-
man, San Francisco.
EMILE c. HOFFMAN, aged rs, black
smith, San Antonio, Tex.
JOSEPH HILsCHER, aged "a, fireman,
EDWARD b. FERGUSON, aged So, chief
machinist San Francisco.
ELMER u BRmN S aged S 20 Chicago
draft who Joined the Bennington upon its
arrival here.
SEVEN MEN, known to be in flooded
compartments Of the vessel and an un-
determined number Of men who are still
mis.ing.
List of Seriously Injured.
About fifty injured are scattered among
the various city private and public hospi-
tails, according to the statement compiled
at an early hour today, and about twenty
FIVE are still missing. OF the injured sew
eral nre expected to die and 1t is expected
the death roll will be swelled to sixty and
perhaps Will GAC6Gu huAS hBuIt. vi ln6
missing 1t is probable that number will
turn up today and it is believed the bay
also will give UP several dead.
The following is a partial list or the in
jured, whose hurts in almost every in
stance are scalds and burns from escaping
steam:
Seriously injured:
w. NJ. Fickwilor, seaman.
@. A, Tolley, Z. @, M,
!. McNanney. fireman, first class.
Z. SCHULTZ. coal passer.
W F. shacklett hospital steward
G. r.. Hallee. seaman.
c. Weller, coal puSser.
d. X. McClintock, fireman.
%. r. Seavey, machinist.
q. Hoffman, blacksmith.
w. Worthen, coal passer.
One unidentified man.
Less Seriously Hurt.
G. w. Hofreutz, seaman.
l.. A. Cries, ordinary seaman.
4. c. Sheppard, seaman, second class.
II; c; Dean, englneer, second class.
w. BUSHNELL coal passer
s. Eckren. ordinary seaman.
w. NJ. Taylor, seaman.
G. H Miller, c, M. A.
L. strobel, boatswain's mate, second
: Taylor, fireman. first class.
o. A. Nelson. machinist's mate, first
3. s. starkweather. cOxswain.
Charles G. Wheeler. chief machinist's
H e. Hase. chief steward.
II. n. Stewart, M, A. l. C.
#. r. Cornell coxswain.
A. Burg, coal passer.
= Phuger, electrician.
r. Savage. ordinary seaman.
- Knoblock, apprentice seaman.
Two unidentified men.
Those in Hospital.
Following is complete and official list
OF Injured now in Agnew, st. Joseph's and
army barracks hospitals at noon today:
At Agnew hospital:
5. Ackron, scsided face. arms and legs.
~ Takate, sealded slightly.
W. A. Hawley, scalded seriously.
A. Cries, scalded slightly.
AleXs,ander Wilson scalded head and in
p, Niaman. scalded legs. face and body
q; G. shiveiey. scaided arms. hands. face
q, ii. Hallett, scalded on body all over
D. r. McCllntOeI, scaIdcd arms. face and
w. E. wiIer. scalded face aad arms.
y. sullivan, scalded face. neck. arms
b. McNarry, sealded. slightly.
3 n F1ekwslder' sealded head arms
4. @. Worther. scalded legs. hands and
w. v. Kennedy, scaided, entire body.
W. A. Bushnell. scalded legs. face. ches
and arms, not seriously
A. Ingersol. scalded slightly.
II. c. Dean, scalded severely
Walter J. Martin, scalded face. arms
legs. badly
b. J. seavly, scalded neck and hands.
A. Burg scalded neck and legs.
o. II. DERRICK, scalded. left leg fractured
Fred J. Muller. scalded head. back an'
arms.
r. ]. Beers. scaided. cut on foot. no
serious.
III. A. Mertes, scalded slightly
g, Shultz, scalded face, chest and arms
At ST. Josephs;
Charles Miller sealded. face and eyes
severely.
Glen Grimm. scaided. face. neck AM
hands
James Lester. eolored. scalded. feet an
legs
and neck
Q. q. wheeler, scalded about the face an
arms; now at private residence.