Arizona republican., 1917-12-09

The other four survivors reported besides Commander Bagley and Lieu tenant Scott were:
 Chief boatswain's mate Clarence Mo Bride, Syracuse, N. '.
 s. c.
 Chief Electrician Lawrence G. Kel- ly, not given.
 Fireman Joseph Korzeniecky, Su- vive Russia.
 Admiral Sims report said that Com mander Bagley and the five other men saved with him got away in a motor boat and were picked up and landed uninjured at the Scilly islands.
 The names of the ten other sur vivors reported follow:
 Lieut.. John K Richards, Ensign Nelson N. Gates, Assistant Surgeon L.. L. Adamkiewicz, Charles E. Pierce, fireman; Timothy Edward TwoIney, seaman; John c. Johnson seaman; Henry A Stutzke, chief machinist's s mate; Edward F. Grady, fireman sec ond class; John J. Mulvaney. seaman, and Myron Flood, seaman. Vice Admiral Sims up to late hour had been able to supply only meagre ] details in reply to urgent messages | from Secretary Daniels, whose broth er-in-law, Lieutenant Commander Da- Vid Bagley, commanded the lost vessel and was reported among the missing | Three officers and thirty-four men were picked up by other vessels from life rafts to which they clung. the names of only ten of these having beer transmitted to Washington. The Jacob Jones, one of the largest and newest American submarine l chasers of her type operating in the | Atlantic, was the first American war ship to fall a victim to German sub marine, but was the second American 1 destroyer to be lost in foreign waters | The Csauncey sank with her comman- | der. Lieutenant Commander Walter k 1 Reno, two other officers and IS en- | listed men after being cut in two by ] the transport. Rose early on the morn | ing of November 20.
 Admiral Sims terse message re- porting the loss of the Jacob Jone' cid not say how the attack was made It is known however, that the lone! was on patrol duty between 400 ant 500 miles off shore What vessels ac companied her was not revealed, bu Admiral Sims report showed that on
 vessel rescued thirty men aid anothe seven. They sent this information b.
 radio and it was immediately trans
 mitted to Washington.
 Secretary Daniels stoutly held to hi hopes that other patrol craft possibl,
 without wireless equipment, had res
 cued more of the destroyer's company
 MT. Daniels showed plainly the strail
 oI his personal anxiety as well as tha ! hn lnCC tho
 thus far in the war. Commander Bag
 ley's mother has lived for several year
 at the secretarys home. With he
 daughter, Mrs. Daniels, she wa
 stunned by the news of the disaster Another of her sons, Ensign Wort
 Bagley, was the onlJ- american maya
 officer killed in the war with Spail
 He, too, died on a destroyer. bein
 killed by a shell aboard the WinsloV
 in the attack on Cardenas, Cuba i
 April 1898.
 Navy officers and officials took prid
 in the fact that the Jacob Jones an her crew had written new honors int
 navy records before the vessel fell vic
 tim to an enemy torpedo. In Octobe the Jones went gallantly to the rescu of the British converted cruiser Dram; accompanied by another American de stroyer when the former P and O line
 was torpedoed They attacked and pl
 the submarine out of commission, an
 then, when the cruiser began to sett } transferred all on board to their ow l decks without accident.
 ] The Jones carried 305 British seame . to safety.
 5 A l0ter from the commander of u f Drama to the senior American offic, g of the two destroyers gave high prai! l to the courage and skill of the 9mer 9 cans.