The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-11
RELATIVES or TIE DEAD
ALLOWED TO VISIT SHIP


About o'clock orders we're issued
permitting relatives OF the dead TO
board the Montana. = few moments
later relatives Of the crew were admit
away for weeks having served during
two revolutions In Santo Domingo.
One Of the first OF the relatives OF the
dead to arrive was IL. Dclowry. or Pitts
among among the klicd' lie took sG Possess Taa
of the effects OF his son and made ar
engagements for having the body CON
veycd to Pittsburgh, after the services
20 morrow. This body will lie in state
in the Pittsburgh City Hall.
Tonight the parents ana SIX broth
ers and sisters OF George Mckenzie
Poinse,t, ,signal'nan. came over from
bog comes from n family that has been
represented In every American war
since the Rey.oiu,ion. His paternal
pointed a warrant officer by President
Zachary Taylor and served In the Mex
lean War OF ls4s. After eighteen years
of service ne died and was buried at
Joel p. Poinsett. a granduncle. was
Secretary Of War under President Van
Buren,. and later amba ssador TO Icx-
setta. was named after him.
The mother OF young Poinsctt Is de-
scended from john Hart. who was a
s3igner OF the. Declaration OF indepcn.
dcnce. from New Jersey.
Secretary Daniels was the only Cahi-
members of the party were RcarAd-
miral Bradley 4. Fiske. L. s y. aldo
for operations; Major-General George
BREASTED. L. s y: Lieutenant Com
mander Needhan l.. Jones, L. :. ~ aide
70 the SECRETARY OF the Navy; Frank
Smith, confidential secretary.
Assistant Secretary Of Navy Franklin
d. Roosevelt w!il join the secretary
here early tomorrow.
CORRECTED LIST OF MN
l..
The corrected list OF the dead on
board the Montana was communicated
TO Rear-Adrniral Badger. In the follow
hospital ship Solace:
Vera Cruz, May 3, 1914.
-mander-in- CHIEF, Atlantic Fleet:
1t Is requested that the following
INFORMATION be forwarded the Bureau
Of Medicine and Surgery by radio. TO
enable the bureau 10 communicate With
relatives as to the final disposition OF
the bodies.
FOLLOWING dead shipped general
sstorekeeper, hayward New York. Via
!, PEREZ. RUFUS Edward Up; NJ;
brother. Cleveland Percy, Hopk!nton,
"Aiarten. Sam tP M: Mayer Mar,en.
lsl1 Taylor Street. Chicago.
"SuTnrcrlir. Randolph -. Up. ny:
father. Benjamin f. Summerlin. villa
Fisher E.li2ie G. %. 81: father E.
Fisher Hays Miss
"Devoreck. Frank 70. 81: guardian.
Anthony J. O. Bailey. Box 81, r. Il I,
Abba, Iowa.
.Delowry. FRAMES p. seaman.
father. Richard c. Dclowry, y Darsct
street Pittsburgh
WATSON. Walter l.. %. 81: guardian.
Edward J. O'Mora. 80 Fremont street.
Boston.
stream. Aibin Eric 20. 81: father.
Eric Y: Stream. 227 Sixty-seventh street,
Boswell. Louis r. &C. C. M: father.
William. II. boswell Coulterville, iii.
Fried, Louis Oscar 90. 81; father
Matthew Fried, C;retna, La.
ShumacheT.. John l. (coxswaIn):
Street. Brooklyn.
father, Nathan y. Frohlichste!n. COS
North Spring street. Pensacola. Fla
Lane. Dennis J. Csea:nanJ: father.
John l.. Lane. 33s East Forty-hfth
Street New York City.
"Poinsett, George 20. 81: father, VII
liam Poinsatt. 1912 North Twelfth
street. Philadelphia.
'Defabbio. Gabriela &C. NJ 3cD;
mother. Mary Defabbio. IS Centre
Street Bata via. y Y
'liaggerty, Daniel a. Up M: father
Michael Haggerty. l6 Harding Street,
Cambridge. Mass.
smith, CHARLES Allen 20. 81: mother.
Jennie smith. 2lGs East Sergeant street
Philadelphis."