The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-04

cavalry, In the neck.
CAPT. GEORGE A. DoDD, Sd cav
airy. in the forehead.
FIRST LIEUTENANT ODEMEYER
Sd cavalry, in the hip and groin.
FIRST LIEUT.. ARTHUR THAYER,
Sd cavalry. in the right hip.
SECOND LIEUT.. j. 7. CONRAD, Sd
cavalry, in the ankle.
CAPTAIN CAvANAUGH. 18th infan-
try, in left hip.
CAPTAIN FARsEY, 9Th infantry, in
the leg.
CAPT. ]. j. BURTON. gath infantry,
in left leg.
LIEUT.. w. C. SHORT, 9Th cavalry,
In right arm and shoulder.
LIEUT.. COL HENRY CARROLL.
commanding First brigade cavalry di-
vision, shot through both hips.
COL. c. A. WINTOFF, severely
wounded, probably fatally.
CAPT. ]. p. KERR, 9Th cavalry. in
right arm
FIRST LIEUTENANT WOOD. 9th
cavalry, in mouth.
AUGUSTUS BARTON, Troop e, 9Th
cavalry, in right hand.
JOHN H. BUSS. Troop E. 9Th cav
airy, In right hand.
CORPORAL wINHALL, Troop E.,
9th cavalry, in right shoulder and back.
WILLIAM j. TURNER, Company r.,
10th infantry, shot through -
=. En-, Company l.,
74th Indiana, in breast.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 10th cav-
airy, in sid and wrist.
CAPT. GEORGE d. WALKER.
Company Z. 9Th infantry, In right leg.
PETER BERGNER, Company E.
18th infantry, in chest.
SECOND LIEUTENANT T. A. ROB-
ERTS, 10th cavalry, through the stom-
ach.
FIRST LIEUTENANT f. II. BAR
MUM, adtutant 10th cavalry, in left
side.
w. T. CoNRAY, 9th cavalry, struck
by shell.
GEORGE p. COOPER, Company c,
18th infantry. hand off shot by a shell.
CHRISTOPHER p. JORDAN. I'd in
fantry, in the wrist.
JOSEPH WHITE. Troop E, 10th cav
airy. in left hand.
HENRY MCCORMICK. Troop f, 10th
cavalry. in right foot and left leg.
SERGT JOHN l.. TAYLOR, Troop
e., 10th cavalry, in right foot.
CHARLES ANDREW. Company K,
list New York, in the right elbow.
THOMAS G. HARDY. Troop G., 10th
cavalry, in the right arm and side.
w. WASHINGTON, Company f, 74th
infantry, through the right arm.
FRANK RIDGELEY, Troop c, 10th
cavalry, i'm the left leg.
WILEY HOPPSUR, Troop Z, 10th
cavalry, through the foot.
ALEX HIGGINS, Company G., oath
infantry, in the thigh.
H. l.. HAGUE, Troop E, LIST cavalry,
in the left arm.
sERGT. PATRICK WEIGH. Com
pany G. 9Th infantry. in right leg.
GIDEON DALIEGO. Troop b, LIST
cavalry, in the right thigh.
CORP. DENNIS GUINEZ, Company
a, 9Th infantry, in left knee.
CHARLES NOLKE. Troop z. 10th
cavalry, in left arm and in left leg.
c. l.. POPE. Company A, oath in
fantry. in thigh.
NATHANIEL ACHE. Company II,
18th infantry. in the right thigh.
TURNEY, 9Th infantry, in
the right leg; also hurt by shell.
GEORGE V. DOUGLASS, Company
g., 10th infantry, run over by cannon.
CLARENCE B. LEEDY, Company A,
10th infantry, in the back.
j. b. BLEDOVE, Company B., 9Th
infantry, in the right leg.
T. G.. GUMP, Company z, 9Th in
in the foot.
F. BALL, Company H, 18th infantry,
ankle.
JOHN H. MILLER. Company H, Sth
infantry, in the wrist.
III. r. O'MALLEY, Company B, 9th Z
infantry, in the right hand. ,
JAMES M'LURE, Company A., 9Th /,
Infantry, in the right leg. !
WILLIAM ARMS, Company A, 9Th I
Infantry, in left leg.
CORPORAL FRANCIS CHRISTIAN. =
Company c, 9th infantry, in the right s
eg, twice.
r. H.. REMAIN, Company E, sth in a
antry, in the right shoulder.
JAMES GANDS. Troop c, 9th cav
Try, in the foot.
CHARLES JAMES, Company I. LIST
in the right leg. ]
j. r. BURNS, Company c, 9Th in 5
antry. in the right knee. |
WILLARD MEYERS, Company d. y
infantry. in left ankle. I
JOSEPH SULLIVAN, Company A, a
infantry. left foot. y
EDGAR NICHOLS. Company NJ, 5th Z
in right hip. '
WILLIAM TAPHORN, Company A, e
tn infantry. in left DOT. !
JOHN PARAM. Company B, 18th in Q
antry, through shoulder. ,
CHARLES TENANT. Company Z, +
18th infantry, through the hip. V
FRANK II. JEFFROD, Company Z, 3
It'll infantry. in head. u
LAWRENCE. OWEN. Company B, p
'th infantry. in right arm. &
MOUNT MINING, Company E, 9Th g
oil the right hand.
JAMES MINvEN, Company E, 9Th
Ifantry, in left hip.
CHARLES wESTMAN. Company d, II
tn infantry. in right knee. er
r. L. MMILLAN. Troop r, rough IN
ders. in left shoulder. on
Hustled W. ROBINSON, Company w
Path infantry, on the left hip. d,
The divisional hospital this evening n,
presents its capacity as overtaxed. ca
ne physicians gave up their cots INC wi
ankets to the wounded the news ]
per correspondents did the same. The m l
I'd Cross nurses are angels without ~
They worked the whole night tu
the light Of candles and lanterns
ID without sleep. The shortage of am
is lamented by the surgeons, f.,
d more are eagerly waited Many i
the wounded walked to the hospital. ~.
ley report that $50 soldiers are in the -,
Id hospitals. too seriously hurt to al XII
v of their removal. re,