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was uudUic " PAoSSSN 4.
/; the work Of rescue.
Ma,ntime wireless calls for aid were
sent broadcast.
The Goethals arrived on the scene
| at 5.4O d. M, yesterday Her crew
Immediately went to work. Coursaseous
sailors from that ship perllously
clambered aboard the swinging stern
of the submarine.
Hand drills were passed 10 them aS
they chung to her sides.
The work of drilling was pusheo
RAPIDLY until a hole large enough 70
permit man to pass, had been maae.
The crew then was removed one a.
| a time from the submarine. Inc mes
sage from the Goethals fixed the num-
| Der of men imprisoned aboard the
| submarine at forty.
"The crew was in poor shape Wnen
removed" the Goethals radio salo'
But they quickly recovered when
taken aboard the Atlanthus.
! "The first man was removed at - ~
a, M" the message said. Ana the
captain was taken out OF the supma-
rine at 2:45 a. M"
| Captain Cook, of the submarine, was
the last man to leave his ship. For
more than an hour he remained IN ner
bowels while members OF the crew
were carried to safety.
The rescue work completed, the
iAtlanthus, with the submarines crew
aboard and the Goethals headed TOT
Hoboken, where they expected TO ar
rive about six o'clock tonight, the
message stated.
Having Some Trouble.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 3
The steamer Atlanthus is having
trouble bringing the disabled subma-
lrine SIS up the Delaware river. &C
lcording to a wireless received at the
League Island navy yard this after
moon. Pontoons were being sent 20
iDelaware breakwater to assist IN
floating the submarine. The crew
lof the submarine has been removed
from the Atlanthus and placed aboard
the battleship Ohio, the message
said.
| The following radio was received
J at League Island from the Ohio. one
OF the warships which rushed to the
rescue last night when the So lay
helpless on the bottom off Cape Hen
.lopen with it's crew near sufocation.
/ "Atlanthus unable to move So.
Have discharged her (Atlanthus) and
taken submarine crew off her. All IN
good condition. Win try tow So
into shallower water before proceed
ing to Lewes. Would recommend
rush pontoons to aid"
| 1t was believed here there was
danger of the submarine sinking
again.
~ Crew of SIS.
] WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The navy
department today made public the.
names of the officers and men COM
prising the crew aboard the subma-
rine SIS, while she was submerged.
They are:
Lieutenant Commander Charles NJ.
Cooke, Jr., Wellesley, Mass; Lieu
tenant Charles s. Grisham, Ports
mouth, N. H; Ensign J.. B. Langstaff,
iO'Neill, Nebraska; Gunner Robert
Holt, 1920 South New Jersey street,
indianapolis, Ind.
| Following are the enlisted men:
! Jacob Akers, Jr., Warren Cliffe, w.
Va; VIM. John Bender, West Falls,
N. Y: Fred Bennett, Tunessasee, n.
Y; George Wilhelm Bill. Yonkers. N.
Y; Grove Bradbury Conklin, 909 S.
Flower street, Los Angeles, Calf;
Clarence Dewey Dye, 1928 Howard
street, Louisville, KY; Adam Earl
Dooley, 1922 Eagle avenue, Alameda.
Calf; Percy Fox, Buffalo Center,
Iowa; Stephen Michael Gavin,
Rochester. N Y; Henry Clay Hos
kins, Broadhead, Ky; Russell Hud-
son, New Point, Va; Roberto 1sdanes,
Philippine islands; Henry Harry
Lansing, Fletcher, N. c.: Burton
James Lord, Cambridge, Md; Henry
A. Love, Fall River, Mass; Samuel
B. Miller, Philadelphia, Pa; Walter
Nelson, Methuen, Mass; Andrew J..
Mobiles, Jeffersonville, Ga; John
Olson, Brooklyn, N Y; Vincent Theo-
dore Olson New Britain, Conn;
Joseph o. Savage, Elco. Pa; Ramon
Otto Francestreet, Rock, Mass; Viii
liam James Painter, Cleveland Iowa;
Frank Pendle, Mount Carmel H.;
Frank B. Peters, WATERFOWL, N. Y:
John C. Smith, Vancouver. Washn.:
Henry c. Thompson, McComas, w.
Va; Frank s. Somes, Lynn, Mass;
George NJ Ulrich. Baltimore, Md;
Anton Joseph Urban, Parksville, Md;
Frederick W. Whitehead, Brooklyn,
N. Y: Raymond J. Wyinger, Lut-
trell, Tenn; Joseph s. Younker, Cam
den, N. J.