The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-08
CompI te List of Casualties In
Twenty-fOurth Infantry.
TWO OFFICERS KILLED
THEY WERE LIEUTENANTS CUR
NEY AND AUGUSTIN.
Official List of Privates Killed ind
Wounded-Casualties In Five
Companies of the sixteenth-These
Two Regiments Were In the
Thickest of the Fight.

/ Copyright, 1885. by the Associated Press
/ With General Kent's Division. Near
I Santiago de Cuba, July 6.-The follow
( ing is the loss by regiments in Gen
! eral Kent's division of the Fifth army
corps. This division sustained the
Z heaviest loss in the fighting on July 1,
and lost more men in the deadly charge
of San Juan nil than any other or
ganization engaged in the fight:
GENERAL HAWKINS BRIGADE.
Sixth Infantry-Killed: Four Off
GERS. 10 men; wounded, seven officers,
80 men. Total, 1913.
Sixteenth Infantry.-Killed: One Of
ficer and II men. Wounded: Five
officers and 104 men. Total, 124.
Seventy-first New York Infantry
Killed: No officers, Is men. Wounded:
One officer and so men. Total "a.
PEARsON's BRIGADE.
Second Infantry.-Killed: No Off
GERS, six men. Wounded: Four officers
and a men. Total. 81.
Tenth Infantry.-Killed: One officer
and five men. Wounded: Five officers
and 30 men. Total, 40.
Twenty-first Infantry.-Killed: No
officers, s men, wounded: One officer
and 80 men. Total, SO.
GENERAL EWIN'S BRIGADE.
Ninth Infantry.-Killed: One officer
and three men. Wounded: No officers,
81 men. Total. 81.
Thirteenth Infantry.-Killed: Two
officers and l6 men. Wounded: Five
officers and 50 men. Total, los.
Twenty fourth Infantry. = Killed:
Two officers and II men. Wounded:
Six officers and "A men. Total, SO.
Grand total, 69S. Total number en-
gagged. $780, In this division the per-
centage Of loss is 1879.
LOSSES IN WENTY-FOURTH.
The following is a complete list, as
prepared up to date, of the killed and
wounded in the Twenty-fourth infan
try:
TWENTY FOURTH INFANTRY.
Killed: Lieutenant John a. Quincy,
Lieutenant J. n. Augustin. The latter
was wounded on July l and since died.
Wounded: Lieutenant Colonel f. II.
Liscum, in the shoulder; Captain j. j.
Brereton, in the thigh; Captain a. ].
Ducat, in the leg; Lieutenant H. G.
Lyon, in the leg: Lieutenant j. E.
Brett, in the arm; Lieutenant Albert
Laws in the arm.
Company A.-Killed: Private Rich
Tate and Black, Privates Taylor,
Bounder, Bridgewater. Hibbe, Moore,
Miller and Sergeant Barr.
Company B-Wounded: Corporals
Guines, Roberts, Padgett, Hall and
Moss; Privates Framier, Howard and
Zillars.
Company CHILLED: Private sruttle
Wounded: Privates Hellens, Morrow
and SnOwtonhead.
Company D-Wounded: Sergeant FL
lis, Corporal Meyer, Privates Robertson
and Davis.
Company E-Killed: Corporal Rob
inson. Wounded: Sergeant Elliott,
Corporals Wambel and Parer. Privates
Clarke, Henderson, Hardman, Nader,
Riddle, Swift and Washington.
Company F-Killed: Sergeant Will
liams and Private Leddell. Wounded:
Corporal Holden, Priyates Deme, Da-
Wis, Hummings, Williams.
Company CHILLED: Corporal Mil
Ter, Private Brown. Wounded: COrpo-
rails Wafgen. Washington, Privates
Coleman, Crowder, Hilton. Newman,
Clay, Haddis, Whedber and Hammond.
Company H-Killed: Private Hud-
son. Wounded: First Sergeant Brown,
Privates Taylor. Hazard, Johnson.
Limand, Conway, Turner, Corporal
Duffield.