Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-08
was deeply moved at this disaster
which hit his immediate family.
BROTHER KILLED IN 1898.

which hit his immediate family.
BROTHER KILLED IN 1898.
Mrs. Daniels lost another brother in
the navy during the Spanish American
war. Ensign Worth Bagley, who was
the first man killed in that war, was a
brother OF the commander of the Jacob
Jones. He fell at Matanzas.
Mrs. Daniels was Frustrated at her
home by the news. Interviewers who
We're admitted found her in tears, I'M
able to discuss the loss Of the ship and
the still unreported fate Of her brother.
Mrs. Adelaide q. Bagley, mother of
the destroyer commander and a guest
at the secretary's home, also was deeply
moved, but was apparently clinging to
the hope that Basley may yet be re-
ported saved.
COMPLETED LAST YEAR.
The Jacob Jones was one of the M
class of destroyers. She was COM
pleted in 1915 by the New York Ship
building company and went into SER
vice only last February.
She was 80 feet long, had a draft OF
90 feet and displaced 1890 tons. Her
speed was over 80 knots.
The Jacob Jones was one Of the new
type Of oil burning destroyers and was
propelled by turbine engines.
OFFICERS ROSTER.
The officers roster on the jacob
Lieutenant Commander d. w. Bagley
Washington.
Lieutenant ]. X. Richards. Washing.
ton, d. G..
| Lieutenant Norman Scott st. Louis
Mo-.
Ensign N. N. Gates. Bay City. Mich
Assistant Surgeon l.. L. Adamkie-
wicz. Milwaukee, Wis.
Gunner Harry r. Hood, Asheville
N. C.
ENLISTED MEN.
The following is the roster of en-
listed men aboard the United States
destroyer Jacob Jones. according to tho
most recent reports on file at the navy
department.:
Harold William Aagaard, Elizabeth
N. j.; Henry P. Anderson, r. F. D. Is
Belding, Mich: John William Bielato-
wicz, Baltimore. Md; John Thomas
Brarnmell, Newport. r. l.; Philip ia
cobs. Lansingburg, N. T.; John Ed
ward Butler, Charlestown. Mass:
James Brannigan, Jamestown. Pa:
George Frederick Bryan. Quincy.
Mass; David Roy Carter. Forsythe.
Ga; Floyd u. Chase. Nantucket. Mass. |;
Frank William Chappie. Charlestown.
Mass; John Cooney. Brooklyn, N. ";
Charles Chiffon. Rockland, Mass.
Charles Charlesworth, New York City;
Maurice Joseph Costigan. Boston.
Mass; Joseph A. Cossairt. Bloomfield.
Mo-; Clifton Crawford. Hatfield, Ark. !;
James i. M. Cross, Baltimore, Md. i;
Clifford Vernon De Forest, 625 West
Fifty-seventh Place. Chicago. ILL.,; AL
bert DeMilie. New Bedford. Mass; Ed
ward Tom, no address given; L. +.
Develbiss. Martin. w. Va; w. A. Dona-
van. Newport, r. l.; George Dolezal,
Cleveland, O.: jeremiah Downing. no
address given; Carl @. Ebisch, Erie,
Pa; Restituto Echon. Samar. P. l.;
Thomas Emilinssen. no address given:
Gustave Eulitz. Jr.. Philadelphia; AL
bert L. Everroad. North Vernon. Ind. /;
Charles French. New. York City:
Thomas H. Flanagan, Boston. Mass
r. Y. Fisher. Connersville, Ind.
Henry Ffllippe Favreau. Camden. N
j.: Edward W. Fenton. New Castle
Pa; John James, F1aherty. Bath. Me.
Myron N. Flood. Greenwich. Conn.
Alva Francis, Csgood, Ind: Harry L
Gibson. Philadelphia: William Hirst
Kerrney. Bristol, r. l.; Laurence Cor
ham Kelly. address not given; Joseph
Korzeniecky, Russia; William. Frank
Laskon. Camden. N. j.; Archie Leevy
Newark. Ohio; Herbert Paul Lentx
Allentown, Pa; Frederick Magenheim.
er. Brooklyn, N. r.; Henry J. Maletx
! nnnnt rrh0 nd