Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-08
Havett and Private Christensen.

Wounded-Capt. w. C. McFarlane, Ser
geants E'ardy. Brum and Russell Corporal
Faul Clifford and Privates Thurman, Rhene,
Ross. Neilckle, Ditty, Tennent, Draney,
White, Pilsur, Gruner Sergeant Saur and
Corporal Krausden.
Birckle.
Company F: Kllled-sergeant Hogg and
Private Lewis.
Wounded-Capt T. W. Woodbury., Pri-
O'Donnell
Company G.: Killed-Private Collury.
w ounded-Captain w. Lasseter, Lieut.. 8.
Oriey, Sergeants Murie and Graft, Corporal
McCiasty and Privates Cameron. Shaffern,
hncksel, Harrison, Ruddick, Nolan, Mad
lson, Gloran, Dolory, Conway, Biley ana
Sergeant Hashian.
Missng-Prfvates Darbey and King.
company H: Killed-Priyates Awrd and
Stone.
acknowledgements ogle and Corklin
ana ana Privates Allen, Martin, Muslin, Hoch,
,Missing-Privates Goares, Hawk, Sarron,
Cosby.
Killed. Is; wounded, los, and missing, II.
seventy-First New York.
Company A: Killed-Private Pragra.
Wounded-Corporal Humhert and Privates
ehaW, Goodman, Richardson, Ritjink, KEEL
Ter and Saxon
company B: Killed-Prfvate Skinner
"ounded-Privates Long, Clark and JEFF
rey.
Missing-Privates Pulrange and Smith.
Company C: Killed-CorporaIs Immin and
Courl1ng and Privates Dent and Chourger
Wounded-Corporal Menche and Privates
Heasieady, Hall, Nutter, Weeks and West
acknowledgements People and Momain
ana Privates Patterson Valentine, Quigg
wood durham, Fitzgerald and FarustraG
D oompany u; Wounded-Privates Brown.
Dn
Observation-Disclosures E. Brown w Brown
j. Dudaroy and LEM
Company E: Wounded-Privates Coolol-
land, Custer, Prver and SchalIer.
Mlssing-Privates Cholmarter and Ken
nedy. ~
Company E: Killed-Private Booth.
r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G- Sergeant McDemott,
Featherstone, Hall, PahaIski, Solbrank and
Merear. ~N
acknowledgements Macswtzed, CORPORAL
steele and Private Solyans
Company G: Wounded-Iieut w n
frull and Privates Mcintyre, Kisley and
9cHaraer and Musician Walters
Missing-Private Word
company H, wounded-CornoraJ Sutton
and Private NARROW
Bennett and Rowlandson' ''
company l, killed-Private Packer
Wounded-Corporal Ahrus and Priyates
Nichols and Roth.
Observation-Disclosures Berestoun GafYnav
Company X, killed-Private Scofield.
Observation-Disclosures Burns, Case, Dunning.
Gardiner and Rulon.
Observation-Disclosures 10. wounded sO
and missing AZ. w
Third United States Cavalry.
killed-Dr. Danforth, Trumpeter Thos
Peale.
Private Dan D. Cooley, Private Wesley
C. Rolo
Wounded-Captain George A. Dodd in
head by glancing ball
FIRST Lieutenant A. C. Mouilet, slightly
and groin. my
capt. George K. Hunter, flesh wound in
First Lieutenant Arthur Theyer. recov-
erng.
FIRST Lieutenant John T. Murphy, right
arm and body.
Capt. William A. Armstrong
Private Clarence Phelps, by shrapnel e
Sergeant Joseph b. Andrews, left thigh
Private John Mcdonald in chin
Private Rudolph Danson, right shoulder
in wound.
Private G. A. Seleux in back, serious.
Private Daniel Eagan.
Private John w. Fearn ir
Private Fanbroth Fairbrother seriously.
Private John Putrill, over eye
Private Andrew J. Anderson, slightly.
Sergeant Robert W. Lasher, slightly
Private William M. McComb, three toes
off.
Private John f. Nolan slightly
Private Henry Wade, badly
Private John Leary, badly.
Private Arthur Lucia, slightly
Private John Clegh severely
Private George Porlstein, slightly
Sergeant William Hrose, had right arm
shot off
Private George Horn, badly.
Private Nelson Allhouse, right lung
Corporal Wallace w. Biggers slightly,
Private Jacob Palster, slightly.
Private Henry r. Elliott slightly
Corporal William A. Armstrong serious
ly.
Corporal Edward Bonner, seriously.
Corporal Patrick Valid seriously
Corporal Victor d. Horton, great toe off
Private Harry A. Mitchell slightly
Private Edward Schooler, in hand slight
ly
Private Molyreaux, slightly.
Private Carl Martin, slightly
Sergeant Henry Schlegel, badly
Trumpeter Joseph A. Golden, badly,
Private Albert Flugel badly
Private Charles Melik badly
Private Charles G. Scanlon seriously
Private Thomas p. Gordon, seriously
Private Charles r. Case badly
Private Philip w. Lanet, slightly
Six out of nineteen officers were wounded
and three soldiers We're killed and forty
tive wounded in this regiment.