The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

% men who were believed TO have
perished by the swamping Of barge,
which was being towed to the vessel
at anchor in the Hudson last night
Appended to this list are the names
Of II men who are still missing. but
who were not recognized as having
been in the swamped boat
List of Missing
Captain Thomas s. Rogers in ocm-
mand OF the New Hampshire, gave out
the list with this brief introduction:
The following is the list Of men
missing from Yesterdays liberty party
who are thought 10 have been in the
sst that swamped last night"
The list follows:
J. 2. BoYLAN. ships cook, fourth class,
Brooklyn.
]. z. EREART. gunner's mate third class,
New York.
J. TURNER. water tender. Brooklyn
?. WHITE, seaman. New York.
G. AMATUsIo, seaman. Avondsle, Pa
E z. BLUMGREE seaman, Worcester. Mass.
= 4. BENNER. ooxswain. Green Creek N. J.
2. S. BAILEY, ships Geek. third class. An
sonia. O.
P. r G. BAKEMAE. fireman. third class,
G-o6se Pointe. Mich.
T. BCEFALL. ordinary seaman, Philadelphia
G. BROWN, gunner's mate. first class Boston.
r ooMBs. gunner's mate, second class,
Springfield, O.
". DoRR, seaman. Philadelphia.
C. A. DAVIS. ordinary seaman. Lubeck No.
P. j. DoNoEUE. marine private. Limerick,
Ireland.
r. CREME. oler. Cleveland, O.
r. S. HET. ordinary seaman wOOnsOczet,
RI
II. JOHNSON. fireman first class. Boston.
r. KARL. painter third class. Cleveland, o.
=. KNowE, marine private, residence.
4. EAKPLEY. coal pssser, Richmond. Va.
T. T. PAsPIEsEI, ordinary seaman, Erie, Pa
" L. RICHARDSON, electrician. Philadel-
rhis-
E. ". sIEBER, ordinary seaman, Chicago.
4 G.. e SEALS electrician '''' class 0'l''-
E 7. TURNER, seaman. East Liverpool. o.
T. J. UEKLIN. ordinary seaman, Philsdelphis-
2 7. wAEEER, fireman, first class, Fuller
Ton. Pa
\. BLIGHT. coal passer, Rozbury, Mass.
Some May Be Alive
1T is not certain comments Captain
Rodgers. that these men we're lost, as
two Of them originally on the list re-
turned today"
The names OF the Il men missing,
who were not recognized as being in
the boat. follows:
C. :. CARRIGAN seaman, New York.
F. W. HARRoN. coal passer. Brooklyn
Z. I. GORDON, seaman, Far Rockaway,
Ny
z A. HERBERT. ordinary seaman. -.
Z. JOHNSON, coppersmith, Wilmington, Del
T. L. LEGEL, coal passer, Philadelphia.
D. MAEoNEy, ordinary seaman, Wilmington,
Del
r. J. MeADAKs. coal pssser, Philadelphia.
c. C. THOMPSON, fireman, BIoOmingdale,
\. Z.
J. VAN PEER. fireman. Paterson, n ].
A. B. CHAMBERS, marine private, Worcester,
Mass.
The mother OF Midshipman Cheva-
-Iier. who was in charge Of the swamped
boat and who collapsed after saving
y men. arrived in New York today
from New Bedford, Mass, and spent
fst Of the day with her son. He is
ID shaken after the extreme mental
and physical strain.
r. Kart, one Of the men supposed to
he drowned, is credited with having
saved four men. Still regardless Of his
own safety he did not attempt TO get
aboard for fear Of overlooking it
All day today police boats dotted the
river above West one Hundred and
Fifty-seventh street, their crews grap-
ping for bodies. Their efforts were in
vain.
Not one body was recovered. Old
river men said they were not sur
prised. for when the accident occurred
they declared the tide was running out
ike q milIrace. It probably viii be
several days before any more bodies
are found
Along the water front in the vicinity
OF the accident crowds gathered TODAY,
rushing hither and thither seeking in
formation. Many women were among
them, anxiety depicted on their faces.
They were looking for news Of rela-
tives and friends who had had shore
leave and should have reported back
on the New Hampshire yesterday even
ing.
on board the flagship Louisiana Rear
ADMIRAL Nreeland convened court
- inquiry TO determine the exact
cause Of the accident and place the
responsibility. A number of the men
who were on board the III fated boat
told their stories.