The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-27
81 DEAD; 43 FOUNDED.
Omcial Revised List OF tho Casualties on
tho BENNINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 2e.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received a complete and
official revised list OF the dead, wounded
and uninjured members Of the crew OF the
g,inboat Bennington. The totals show
sixty dead. aside from Ensign Perry,
twenty-eight classified as wounded, fifteen
as seriously wounded and ninety three
uninj ured. Many Of those reported as
seriously wounded may die The list shows
total OF l02 casualties. Following ia a
complete list of the dead, wounded and
seriously wounded, as contained In a des-
patch from Capt. Drake, made public here
to-day:
- Dead-Areher. Leroy Brewster; Archer.
Barchs. John Gal Blunson. Elmer Ulysses:
Glenn Benss Xm JGhn
ter. Preston; Cherry. William Isaac; Clark.
George Ihomais Carr Ro5frt BARLEY Garter
Eas Nsa
William Martin. Ferguson. Edward Brew
stsf .nS Gess; FreSs .i J9hn Gauthier tyn
Bert Bert, Arthur; HiIsehsr pjossph; Hoffman.
Nam Snsey paxat Nobs
Kuntz, Charles Joseph; Kelnpton, Jedie Writ;
Mckeon, Charles Oliver; Mokene. John;
oombe joseph Sslson, Charles h t olses. ber-
nard, Joseph; Parrish, Warren Niles; Pallaok,
Edsn Bson Rnshes e eauas
Harry Fay; sta1b. William, Smith. Harry
t.: fayfor ssley NJ Wilson, William clyde;
Wright. William Warren; Kamssrer. Audrey.
ednds HeTsdih A. BoEs
Matter; Grimm, Glen D.; Greis,. LAWRENCE A.;
soil Anton A.: Knobloch Harry j Lester
james; Miller. Charles; Martin, Walter J.;
Neman, Peter: Pfuger. william F.; Stewart.
H., Takaks,,. Sage, Waldorf. Claude G:
WWs'ls5 G Sha1ss Fl Wilson, Alexander
Seriously T Hss ADAM R,, Deaan
James Muller Frederick j.; O. Hanlon John:
SHEPARD. Ray G.; sulliyaR Dennis; Schultz Schultz
Lee K; Tolley. George F.: Worthen. Arthur j.
The death roll was increased by two to-
day. Capt. Drake telegraphed that 8.
Takata, a wardroom cook, died at 4 O'Clock
this morning, and W. N. Kennedy, coal
passer, yesterday afternoon. This brings
the total number of deaths up to sixty-one.
Kennedy's nearest relative is his father,
Lewis Kennedy. now living at Alliance,
Neb. Takata's next OF kin is s. Takata
Of Toxic, Japan.
On application of the relatives or nearest
nington disaster the Navy Department
will transport the remains Of such victim
to his late home for burial at the expense
Of the Government. Formerly there was
no appropriation available, but the naval
appropriation bill OF the last fiscal and
current years correct ed the injustice. The
application should be made to the bureau
OF medicine and surgery, Navy Depart
ment. This expenditure will not include
expenses Of funeral after the remains have
lnltx ut thn
lays will be necessary. for some OF the
bodies have been inferred. The Government
will bear the expense Of disinterment in
such cases.
The following exchanges OF kilograms
between Lieutenant Commander De Fara-
mond of the French Navy, the Naval At
tache OF the French Embassy here, and Sec
rotary Bonaparte took place to-day. NJ
De Faramond is now at Manchester:
The Minister. of Marine of France. NJ
sncere as we'll ss that Of the
sonnet q NE French Navy on the occasion ion
has cost 80 many noble lives to your navy.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER De FARAMoNp.
The following is Secretary Bonaparte's
reply:
The Department, on behalf Of the navy Of
sSe srine q fTanse Upon the oscasion 81
that you transmit to him it's gratitude for
his message. BoNAPARTE."
SAN DIEGO, July 2e.-The gunboat Ben
nington is now ready to be towed to Mare
Island, but it's start proba bly, will not DO
made until after Admiral Goodrich arrives.
Divers have examined the hull and pro-
nounce it sound. The water that caused
listing entered through q blowhole and
broken pipes.
The safety valve Of boiler B, which ex-
ploded, was set to blow off at l4o pounds,
vet ten minutes before the explOsion II
Indicated only ils pounds and was rising.