The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-03
Twenty-Five Believed TO Have
Perished and Eleven Are
Missing.
TALES OF HER0ISM TOLD
ABOUT WORK OF RESCUE
Board of Inquiry Will Deter
mine Cause of Loss of
Ships Barge.

: given out from the battle hip New
Hampshire tonight list Of twenty y-nine
men who were supposed to have per
ished by the swamping of a barge
. which was being towcd to the vessel
at anchor in the Hudson river last
night. Appended TO this list are the
names of eleven men who are still alb
sent, but who were not recognized as
; having been Ill the swampcd boat. Cap
tain Thomas S, Rodgers, in command
of the New Hampshire, gave out the
list with this brief introduction:
1.-The following is the list of the
men missing from yesterday S liberty
; party who arc thou"ht To have been in
the boat that swampcd last night -
Boylan, Jr.. ship cook, fourth class,
BROOKLYN
Erhart, j. f., gunner S mate, third
class, New York,
Turner, j., water tender, Brooklyn.
White p, seaman, New York.
AmatuZio, c., seaman. Avondale, Pa
Bumgrcn, T.. T., seaman, Worcester,
Mass.
BcuDcr, J, A., coxswain, Green Creek
: \. j.
Bailey, II. s, ships cook, third class,
Ausonia.
Bakcman. P. f. g., fireman, first class
i. Crosse Pointc, Mich.
Bonfall, r., ordinary seaman, Phila-
dclphia.
: Brown. c., gunner s mate, first class,
Combs. H.. gunner's mate, second
class, Springfield, Ohio,
. Derr, W., seaman, Philadelphia.
Davis, G. A, ordinary seaman, Lu-
: beck. Mo
. Donobue, p j., marine private, Linn
crick. ireland
Greene. j.. oiler. Cleveland Ohio.
Hey. \. s., Ordinary seaman. Woon-
socket. Il. |.
johnson, NJ, fireman, first class. Bos
ton.
Karl. T., painter, third class, Clcve-
land.
,Knowc. j.. marine private. no resi-
dcucc. no next OF KIN.
Mamplcy. A., coal passcr, Richmond.
VIRGINIA.
Paspiesli. j. T., ordinary seaman,
Eric. PA.
Richardson, w A., electrician, Phila
dclphia.
! Sicbcr, L. w, ordinary seaman, Chi
cago,
Seals. NJ r., electrician, first class,
Columbus, Ga.
; Turner. r. j., seaman East Liverpool,
Ohio,
Uchlin, r. j., ordinary seaman, Phil
adclphia.
Wenncr. Il. j.. fireman, first class,
Fullerton, Pn,
S Blight, n, coal passcr, Roxbury'
Mass.
: ssIt is not certain comments Cap
|, tain Rodgers. "that these men were
e lost. rs two of them originally on the
e list returned today"
The names of the eleven men miss
D ing who were not recognized as being
III the boat follow:
I G.. J. Carrigan, seaman, New YORK
@ +. w. Uarron, coal passcr, Brooklyn;
+ X. y: E. A. Herbert, ordinary sea
v man; L. johnson, coppersmith, Wi,
e mineton, Del; j. a. LcgeI, coal Passer,
: Pbiiadelphia; d. Mahoney. ordinary
), seaman, Wilmington, Del; j. j. Nc
@ Adams. coal passcr, Philadclphlu: e.
). & THOMPSON. fireman. Blooming gdolc
o \. v: i. Van Peer, fireman, Paterson,
n. j.: A. r. Chambers, marine private
Worcester, Mass.
Relatives Are Notified.
!. According to Captain Rodgers. no ar
[. rapgcmcnts have been mace Tor w.
a funeral Of anv body when found but
n as picked up they will be taken to the
;. hosnjtal ship SoIacc. now anchored IN
: thc Hudson. They viii be held there
until claimed by relatives or friends
All of the next of kin of the missing
men have been notified, but If any OF
a these turn up, second telegram VIZ
IT be sent givlng, the good nG"I, ~ 'rc;r w;r,
~ tivcs also will be apnrJsed oy wire
" when a body is recovered
% Tho mother of Midshipmap Chcyallcr
who vas in charge Of The swampcd poa'
-. and who collapsed after saving twciVS
:, men. arrived in New York today iron
, New Bedford. Mass, and spent mos mos
- of the day with her son nc IS stl,
Il shaken after the c@trcn'o hi0"'''
-, physical strain.
'r r. Kart, one Of the men supposed
Is - he drowned, IS credited with having
'e saved four men, Kart was ot2 Ici Ii
low and a good swimmer. In the watc
he held up two men until Two nc pfe
servers came his way lie sane 'n.'' ~
al to tbe two and then swan around am
rc found two other men who were eS
II. houstcd and sinking. These nc held W
is mill they were picked up by a poa
a StiIl REGARDLESS Of his own safety, Ut
O. i'd moi attempt to get aboard, for lea
ih of overlooking it. Nobody seems y.
no ha,.c seen him afterwards. Ihe ac
i. nnnnt ',r oT his bravery was given by HI
n hipnates ,, do.tcd th
ho ,;,.,r above West One Hundred ana u
bc ty.Scventh street the crews grapplIn
1e for bodies. Their efforts were Wilhou
he success Not one body was rccoteav, s',,
Old riycrmcn, said tney Sont Mv,p occurred "c
us u .hcy declared. the tide was running o., u
re re ike Ike mill race. 1t probably wlli Lad;o D
r.. sevcra! days before any more pou''
er are found, ,,,o ,.io;r;t
no nc Along the water front in inc &C., yle,%,. to%a,
III OF The accident, crowds ghtnereu 'ou"'
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