The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-01


Grams AZ o'ooN SuuuaS "i'e','oV" anu
would remain tnere untii WORD hau oeeh
reserved rom .ne re'a'iNes res"roihs
'her hi'"i uisposi.ion'
nave not YET received any worn
LII" "esni's'"" res"'u'ns my iu'"ie
movements
~ p'eseh' mere aIe twenty -ohe il,ei
So''e VI 'neSe We .i"s i'''u
were ashore Ut tue TIME vi Tue eApio-
sion' A"e oeiers "re prouaoiS !" WY
hoiu or were uroWneu III tne pay we
hno" Vi at ieas' SIEVE" men III o''e
hoiu.
me eHorts 10 pump OUT the water
with the hre engines from the city
toHlsht ulo not prove success as
ene sue''on pipes were ihauequ"'e,
hariy tomorrow we expect 10 nave
nigh-pressure centrifugal pumps at
"orh' Iohisnt 'he wafer Is gaining On
us very rapidly. Inc leak THINK, is
causeu py the BOTTOM dow pipe peing
carried away Inc leaking is ei
astern'
understand that Ensign Perrys
wlie left san FRANCISCO at O'Clock TO-
night ana Will be here tomorrow even
ing. she mad Just reached san Fran
cisco from Honolulu on a transport.
LIST OF THE VlCflMS'
SAN DIEGO, July Fine appalling
list OF victims OF yesterdays explosion
ABOARD 'he u . >. bennington grew
| throughout the night almost every
hour adding to the long rows OF dead
! In the over-crowded morgues' Forty-
nine known dead Is the latest summary
compiled at O'Clock this morning
This includes forty-two bodies at the
| various morgues ana seven pooles
which are still hoating about the
Hooded boiler-rooins ana which can
not yet be reached.
THE DEAD.
Following is a revised and corrected
list of the dead:
N. X. PERRY, lieutenant U. S. N.
F. w. BROWN, Peoria, machinist,
first-class.
J. NEWCOMER, boatswain's mate,
second-class.
b. A. HUGHES, ordinary seaman.
A. BENsEL, coal passer'
A. hAMhREH' coal passer'
w. Chbhnh' coai' passer'
| q RUSHING, coal passer.
"A. h. SChhoSShh' San frahciseo
seaman.
Z. HAAGbLooM' coal passer.
~. b. CAhH, aole seaman.
II. f. SAUNDERS apprentice sea
man
w. w. WRIdHI, oiler'
~ DhESoh, ordinary seai's"'
j. l.. BURNS, seaman.
W. " QoiNN' oiier'
D.. hoNIA, coal passer.
1oSEfh HiLoSiiHN' "ashi'is' on
fireman. nrs.-class'
" bHoWNLE seaiiiaH'
.. GElSs, .coaI passer'
y. D. hf'uo0oN' eiiei ii''i'i'h'''
matt
~ "A. fIouSE. appien''ce iorsn,ah'
w, DIN N'ooN' Nheiie'' Neo'
1oE IloN i, olieI.
CHAhl.Eo NJ hEhN
y d. h.HEH Waeo' ieNas' S'NO'
w. y. WlLeoN,
ELL d. nooiNooN' Stoch'oh' oiuhi
airy seaman
j. c. BARCHuS, Nebraska, seaman
c. F. NELSON.
L. b. ARCHER, ordinary seaman.
M. G. CHAMBERS, seaman.
JOHN MACkoNE, Michigan.
PEfTON CARPENTER, Littl
Rock, Ark, ordinary seaman.
Eight unidentified bodies at morgue
Seven bodies recovered from tn
ships hold, winch are ciassed as uii
identihed. Total NUMBER OF KNOW
dead, 49,
Besides these there are missing apou
twenty or twenty-five men.
: About fifty Injured are scattere'
among the various city private ant
public hospitals, according TO the state
ment compiled at an early hour TIL
morning, and about 20 are still miss
: ing. OF the injured several are ex
, pected to die and 1t Is believed tn
| death roll will be swelled to sixty AM
perhaps will exceed this figure. OF tn
missing 1t is propaple that huinoe
will turn up today and II is believed Una
: 'the bay also VIII give up several deao
Following Is a partial list OF the IN
jured. whose hurts In almost every In
: stance are scalds and burns from es
! Gaping steam: