East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-22

San Diego, July 22.-The body of
S. c. Ehoffman. a blacksmith. was
brought to the morgue from the hos
pital at 10, making the dead from
the Bennington number 56.
The other dead identified today are
c. E. Rushing, a coal passer: NJ. C.
Quinn, oiler 4. B. Brownslee, sea-
man; =. A. Hughes, ordinary seaman;
A. Kemerer, coal passer: w. w.
Wright, oiler: C. Hoggbloom, coal
passer; Z. Dresch, ordinary seaman;
A. Rensel, coal passer; F. w. Brown,
machinist first class; Claud Bushing
and A. Nelson.
The list of injured includes Mike
Compton, U. Bronson. Hoffman b.
Sullivan, William Staub. ]. Ezell. G.
Borg, Ferguson. w. C. Wilson. Chas
Miller, l.. ]. Gauthier. T. Pawtucket
Walter ! Martin Of New York: C.
w. Brock, of Des Moines; Preston
Garthente Of Arapahoe, Neb.: II. C..
Dean, of Denver: F. r. Conwcll. of
Odessa. Wash: ]. c. Barchus. Of
Omaha; A. H. Schorage. II. A. Rouse,
Robinson of Oakland; w. j. Vessel
of New York: F. c. Shively. Meridith
Bushnell. w. F. Weiter. Cleveland
o.; o. L. B. Arthur, Montrose, Cal;
d. NJ. McClntock, of Pomona: G. H
Hallett Of Bakersfield. Also several
Japanese stormy" Newcom OF
Quincy. Mass. was drowned. Pay
masters clerk. Altrus. was severely
injured about the face and hands.
Revised Identified Dead.
The revised list of identified dead is
as follows. A. II. Schrogge. seaman
New Ulm, Mimi: 4. f. Saunders, ap-
prentice, seaman, Springfield, Mo C.
J. Laundez, coal HEAVIER; Joseph Hill
pier first class fireman, Washing
ton. d. c.. F. L. Brunson, Cheney.
Neb.; John McKone, seaman: ]. f.
Ezcil, Waco, Texas: Bahrouse. APP
prentice, seaman. Denver. Col. w.
c. Wilson, Edward B. Ferguson, chief
machinist: Edwin b. Robinson. urdi-
nary seaman, Oakland: L. B. Archer,
ordinary seaman, Montrose, Col: y.
G Chambers, seaman: Charles Nc
Eeon, machinist; Preston Carpenter.
ordinary seaman, Arapahoe Neb.; 5.
Brown. w. f. Staub. Wirk Compton,
B. Savage, r. r. Carr, ]. Gorka Y.
J. Gauthier, chief boatswain's mate,
Pawtuckct, r. l.; Harry :. Smith,
Hardisonville Mo-; d. c. Archer,
Damaged Beyond Repair.
~ &c believed the Remington is
damaged beyond repair The stern
is in deep water and has been slowly
sinking i'm spite of all pumping oper-
a;ions. The hand pumps have been
reinforced by steam pumps and five
engines, but without avail. Al high
tide this morning the water was up
to the decks and the captains cabin
was flooded foot deep.
Captain Young is of the opinion no
great hole has been made in the ships
side, but the explosion sprung ali the
plates and the water is coming in
through the seams.
The hospital ship Iris and tug For
tune are expected here tomorrow
from Mare Island. Captain Drake
and a corps of naval physicians are
also expected tomorrow.
Fifty-Six Dead.
The list of dead as result of the
Bennington disaster this morning
shows Sc dead and So still remaining
in several hospitals and at private
homes in the city. These include
seven dead, names unknown, who are
still in the tangled meshes of the torn
machinery in the Bennington boiler
room, from which they cannot be re-
covered until the water is pumped out
and the wreckage cleared away
At roll call last night 81 We're re-
ported as missing, and while some of