Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-03

New York. Oct. 8.-Search continued
tooay Tor the bodies OF the United
states sailors drowned Saturday even-
Ing when tho cutter in which they vere
returning to their ship overturned, but
50 far not one OF tho twenty nine re.
ported drowned has been picked up.
New York, Oct. 8.-There was given
ou, from the battlcship New Hamp-
shire last night Il list OF twenty nino
men who arc supposed to have per-
/, ished by the swamping OF a barge
which was being towed TO tho vessel
at anchor In tho Hudson river Satur-
day night. Appended to the list aro
! tho names OF eleven men who ara
still absent. but who are not recog-
n!zed as having been In tho swamped
boat.
Various versions of how the accident
occurred were In circulation. The gem
orally accepted one. however. was that
the barge, heavily loaded with sailors
and marines returning from shore
leave. was towcd into the heavy swells
of passing steamboat. Rising for
moment like n cork, the barge then
plunged into tho trough between two
waves. and swamped It.
Instantly tho choppy water became
dotted with struggling. shouting men.
intermingled with floating packages
suit cases, and personal belongings that
the men were taking back to the ship.
| Tho whistle of tho little steam launch
that was towing tho barge rent the air
with sharp staccato calls for assists
ance.
Few boats werc In the vicinity. how
ever for the river was running high in
white caps. kicked up by the strong
wind. What few there were put quick
| ly across the zoo yards that separated
| tho distressed craft and tho short.
! Many OF the sailors and marines vera
pulled aboard these boats: others held
tightly to the swamped barge. Still
others. unequal to the battle with thu
heavy waves and tide floated up stream
and disappeared.
Capt. Thomas s. Rodgers. in COM
hand of tho Now Hampshire. gave out
the list with this brief Introduction:
The following Is tho list OF men
missing from Saturdays liberty party
who are thought to havc been IN the
boat that swamped last night
The list follows:
Boylan. j. r.. chips cook. fourth
class. Brooklyn.
Erhar,. j. F.. gunner's mate. third
class, New York
Turner. j., water tender. Brooklyn.
White. r. seaman. New York.
Anatuseo, G.. seaman. Avondale. Pa.
Blumgren, l.. f.. seaman. Worcester.
Mass.
Benner. ]. A, coxswain. Green Creek.
N j.
Bailey. II. S. ships clerk. third class.
! Ansonia Conn.
Bakeman. L. t. c.. fireman, Arst
c'ass. Crosse Point. Mich.
Bonfall T. ordinary seaman. Phila-
dclphia.
Brown. G.. gunner's mate. first class.
| Boston
COMBS. II. gunncrs mate. second
class Springfield. O.
porr. w. seaman. Philadelphia.
Davis. g. a, ordinary seaman. Luz
beck. Me.
ponohuc. r. ]. marine private. Tenn
erick. Ireland.
Greene J.. oiler. Cleveland. o.
IIey. y. S. ordtnary seaman. woon-
socket, Il. !.
johnson. NJ, fireman, first class, Bos-
ton.
Karl. r.. painter. third class. Clcvc-
land
knowe. J.. marine private. no resi-
dence. no next OF kin.
Mampley. a.. coal passer. Rich
mond, Va,
Paspicskl. J. f. ordinary seaman.
Eric. Pa.
Richardson. w. A., electrician. Phil
adelphia.
Sieber. f. w, ordinary seaman. Chi
cago.
Seals. NJ, r., electrician. first class.
Columbus. Ga.
Turner. L. J.. seaman, East Liver
pool. O.
Uehlin. T. J.. ordinary seaman. Phil
adelphia.
wenner. r. j. fireman. first class.
Fullarton. Pa.
Bligh. N. coal pnsser, Roxbury.
| Mass.
st is not certain" comments Cap
tain Rodgers. that these men were
lost as two of them originally on the
list returned today"
Eleven Missing.
Tho names of tho eleven men miss
ing who were not recognized as being
IN the boat. follow:
c. J. CarriGan. seaman. New York:
f. w. Harron, coal passer. Brooklyn:
Il. l.. Gordon. seaman. Far Rockaway.
n. Y: L. a. Herbert. ordinary seaman.
-. Conn: l.. J. Johnson. copper
smith, Wilmington, Del: ]. a. Legal.
coal passer. Philadelphia: y. Mahoney.
ordinary seaman Wilmington, Del: j..
]. McAdams. coal passer Philadelphia:
G. C. Thompson. fireman. Blooming
dale, n. Y: J. Van Peer. fireman, Pat
erson NJ J.. A r. Chambers. marine