The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-11
FULL LIST OF OFFICERS.
The Killed, Wounded and Sick
Officially Rerorted.

Washington, July 10.-Adjutant General
Corbin tonight received dispatch from
General Rafferty,. one of the surgeons who
| arrived on the Cherokee from Santiago.
anG sick. The list was:
First cavalry-Joseph Bell, wounded;
Major Force. killed; Captain Kirk, wound
ed: Lieutenants Mills and Byrum, wound
ed: Lieutenants Rivers and SALESMAN, sick;
Lieutenant Roberts, wounded.
Third cavalry-General Young. sick
jor Vessels, wounded: Captains DiddS
and Hunter, wounded; Lieutenant Thay-
err wounded; Lieutenant Naude, sick;
Lieutenant Myer, wounded.
Sixth cavalry-Colonel Carroll, wound
ed: Captains Kerr. Stanton. Blockso7.
wounded; Lieutenant Colonel. sick
Lieutenant Short. wounded.
Seventh cavalry-Lieutenant stone, sick;
Captain Capron: killed.
Eighth cavalry-Lieutenant Mccoy,
wounded
Ninth cavalry-Colonel Hamilton. killed
CaptitiIl Stedman killed; Captain Taylor,
wounded; Lieutenants Wood and Ryan,
wounded.
Tenth cavalry-Major Whit. wounded;
Captain Bieelow, wounded; Lieuteaants
Shipp ard W. H. Smith killed; Lieuten-
an Barnum, wounded; Lieutenant Willard,
wounded.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bennan.
sick; Lieutenant Wells, wounded.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Neavy,
wounded; Lieutenants j. j. Bunard and
sixth infantry-Colonel Eghert. wound
ed: Captain Wetherill. killed: LieUtenunts
Walker and Terry, wounded: Lieutenant
Howard. killed: LieutenantS Simons, Il ut-
nam, Purcy, Gross and Robertson
Seventh infantry-CoIonel Bennam. sick:
Lieutenant Carpenter wounded; Major
wounded; Lieutenant W. Ansborough,
killed.
Eighth infantry-General Van Horn
sick; Lieutenants Perkins and Sargent,
81. nj dol
Ninth nfantry-Lieutenan Colonel
Ewers wounded; Lieutenant Lewis. Killed.
Twelfth infantry-Captain Haskell,
wounded; Lieutenant Dove; wounded.
Tenth infantry-Major Eskridge, wound
ed Captain Lincoln. wounded; Captain
Drum, killed; Captains Duggan and Van
Vleet, wounded; Lieutenants Coops and
Saville. wounded.
Thirteenth infantry-Colonel Worth.
wounded; Major Ellis, wounded: Captains
Guthrie and Cavanaugh wounded; Can
sick; Lieutenants A. B. Scott and Slater.
killed.
Sixteent., infantry-Captain Morrison.
killed; Captains Woodbury., Mcfarland
and Lassiter and Lieutenants Sorley and
Spence wounded.
Seventeenth infantry-ColoneI Haskell.
wounded: Lieutenants Dickinson and Ly-
chez. killed.
Twentieth infantry-General Hawkins,
wounded; Captains Rodman and Moon.
wounded.
tHly Till y-Cdpldln Ed
wards. wounded Lieutenant McCorkle.
killed; Lieutenant Kensmon, wounded
Twenty-first infantry-Colonel Gibson.
wounded: Major Coe. sick.
Twenty-second infantry-Colonel Wick
off, killed; Colonel Pattison. wounded:
Captain Crittenden. killed: Captains Mos
ser and Jones. wounded: Lieutenant Pat
ton. sick: Lieutenant Godfrey wounded:
Lewis, sick; Lieutenant Stone. sick.
Twenty-fourth nfantry--Lieutenan Col
onel Liscum, wounded; Captains Bre-e-
ton and Ducat. wounded; Lieutenants
Brett. Lyon and Laws, wounded; Lieu
tenants Quincy and Augustin killed:
Lieutenants WEIGH and Miller. sick.
Summary-killed. "a wounded AZ: sick.
q. Total, 10.
WOUNDED.
Third eaualrv--Maiar H w Vessels