The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-20

sage, was brother of M. A. Price,
who Is emplowed In the auditors office
of the Great Northern railway.
Sergeant Price was twenty y-five years
of age and was a native of Iowa. He
was q son of L. c. Price, of Wauconda.
III. His wife has a child six months
old and lives with her parents at Wau-
ccEda. He was associated with his
brother in the Great Northern office.
and had been a member of Company e
three years before the call for volun-
teers, and was treasurer of the com
psry. He promptly enlisted with tho
rest of his company In a letter which
vas recently received from Sergeant
Price he wrote Of private named Ma
her, a, new recruit, who is believed to
be the same man who was wounded.
Maher is twenty-slx years old. He is
single. His father, F. A: Maher, Ives
at Hastings.
ARE SEVERAL MONTGOMERYs
There are two corporals named Mont
gognery in company and Montgom-
cry in Company l. There are also two
Hoyts.
William Montgomery is one of the
most ppular members of the Thirteenth.
He conducted the Astoria buffet before
he enlisted. He is married, and some
time ago he and his wife adopted a
little girl, who Is now with Mrs. Mont
gomery.
Harry T. Montgomery is twenty-one
years old and native of Macon, Mo-
His mothers name is Mrs Bessie T,
Montgomery.
Private George d. Montgomery is
member of Company I, and his home
is in Hamline. He is a son of Thomas
Montgomery. He was a student at the
state university when he enlisted, and
was formerly student at Hanline
college. Mr. Montgomery last evening
said he did not think the man wounded
was his son. He thought he must be
one of the Company E men.
Corporal Tracy Hoyt is also q resi-
dent Of HaTnline. and his father II. Fl.
Hoyt. said last night he was anxious
70 know IL the Hoyt wounded is his
son. Young Hoyt was twenty-one
years old the day the regiment left San
Francisco. He was born in Red Wing,
and since the death of his mother, five
years ago, was employed as clerk In
grocery stores until he enlisted. He
Joined Company E three years ago. He
was taken sick with typhoid fever in
Manila, and was in the hospital twen-
ty-one days.
Private Lindsey Hoyt is twenty-five
years Of age and halls from Portland,
Or. where his mother is now living
He is a machinist and is not married.
NEWS Is MEAGER.
The Associated Press advices are:
Manila Nov. 19.-Three Filipino natives
last night hired carriage and afterwards be-
came engaged in a dispute with the driver
regrding the fare. Seine members OF the
American military police attempted TO ar
rest the natives. but the latter resisted, and
Sergeant Price. OF the Minnesota regiment.
was stabbed and killed. and three othsr
American soldiers, Naher. Montgomery and
Hoyt, we're wounded
Maher shot one native dead. The others
were arrested.
Washington, Nov. 1e.-Neither the war nor
navy department have any information con.
ceTning the fight between the FlitpInos and
American soldiers The muster rolls Of Com
pany E. Thirteenth Minnesota, show the
names OF Sergeant Jay @. Price and Prtyates
Lindsey Hoyt, Harry T. Montgomery and
George Maher. all Of whom enlisted In St
Paul. Some Of the last names given in the
Manila dispatch are duplicated II other CON-
p6nies, but the probabilities are that the
names given herein ara those q the men con-
esrle6.