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

The Latest List of the Brave Men Who Fell in the Terrible Battle
OF Santiago-Fineen Per Cent Of Those Struck
Down Were MORALLY Wounded.
1895 by Associated Press.

less, via Port Antonio and Kingston
July 3, ESQ p. m.-The fighting on tn,
right Of our line this afternoon devel
oped unexpected and, for some hours
almost as severe firing as Friday, wher
Caney.
The Spanish made an attack in fore;
on our position, pouring in volley after
volley in quick succession and with re-
markable regularity. Our return frs
wal certainly effective and continued
strong after the Spanish volleys had
become rare and less heavy.
Meanwhile, the batteries on Grimes
hill kept booming away at the middle
of the enemy's line. materially aiding
the ianking movement. The Smelling
from the Spanish fleet was less active
and apparently gave our left bu little
concern.
At this hour a report has just reached
here that General Lawton. aided by
fresher regiments sent him early in the
afternoon, has turned the enemy's left
and his troops are already in the city,
where almost a hand-to-hand struggle
Ii going on in the streets.
The situation, when the associated
press correspondent left the front, as
shown in an earlier dispatch, was such
as to indicate that the capture of the
city tonight Saturday would not be
surprising. although Genera Shafter
himself. when the correspondent left
him three hours ago, did not expec IT,.
General Shafter, however, ent word
this afternoon to Calixto Garcia that
the surrender Of the city would not be
long delayed.
A conservative estimate by the army
men-not officials that our casualties
during yesterdays fighting were nearly,
If not quite, 1000. About Is per cent
were deaths.
To-day's casualties on the American
side were much lower, because our
troops had been well entrenched the
night before.
The following is the latest list of the
casualties in the battle before Santiago
so far as ~obtainable:
The killed:
CAPTAIN MORRISON, Company X,
18th infantry.
SECOND LIEUTENANT RENCH-
LEY, Company E. 9th infantry.
JOHN BUTLER, private. Company
HENRY ANDERSON, sergeant Com
pany A, LIST cavalry.
SECOND LIEUTENANT SAEToN,
Company A, 18th infantry.
CAPT. w. f. BRUM, 10th infantry.
LIEUTENANT M'CORKIE, 22d in
fantry.
-WASER, Battery A, I'd artillery.
MCOY, Battery A., I'd artillery.
WAGNER, Battery f, I'd artillery.
A.; II. UNDERWOOD, Battery A, I'd
artillery.
JAMES HOLLOW. Battery A, I'd ar
tillery.
LIEUT.. w. E. Strip, 10th cav
airy, brigadier quartermaster of Cen
eral Young's staff.
LIEUT.. COL. JOHN NJ. HAMILTON, |
9th cavalry.
MAI. F.. A. G.. FORCE, LIST cavalry.
cavalry.
SECOND LIEUT.. sLUNNIs MICH
iE, 9TH infantry. son of Professor Mich
The wounded:
CAPT. M. JEFFRY Of the volunteers. |
shot through the hip.
ADJT. G. L.. MILLS. adjutant general
Second brigade. cavalry division, shot
through the head.
LIEUT.. COL. JOHN H. PATTER-
SON. 22nd infantry.
MASON MITCHELL, Company r.
rough riders. right shoulder Injured.
SERGT. SAMUEL DEVON, arm frac-
tured.
TROOPER LONG, shot through the
leg.
LIEUT.. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG, cav
airy.
CAPTAIN RoDMAN. Goth infantry.
neck and shoulder.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL HAS
18th infantry.
CAPTAIN BLOXHAM. 9th cavalry, in
the leg.
CAPTAIN BRETON, cath infantry.
wounded in leg.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL
CAPTAIN MCFARLAND, 18th IN
slightly in leg.
DODGE, gath infantry.
LIEUTENANT TURMAN, 9Th in
fatally. in spine.
LIEUTENANT ROBERTSON, 9Th in
below heart, in left leg. right
leg fractured by third bullet. i
LIEUTENANT PURDY, 9Th infan-
try, through the thigh. 6
MAJOR MONT. 10th cavalry, in the
groin. I
LIEUTENANT sEABoRN, sth in
]
COLONEL WOOD, 9th cavalry. in !,
Il. j. CARROLL. I'd Massachusetts.
b. BLACkMORE. I'd Massachusetts. i
- REVERE. I'd Massachusetts.
SHORT. I'd Massachusetts,. II
FRED JUNSKE, 9TH infantry, in
head. il
SERGEANT BITE. battery A, I'd ar
.illery. II
SERGEANT coRNF1ELp. battery
4. I'd artillery. n
CORPORAL KEANE, battery A. I'd
B
=BooR. battery A. Cd artillery.
LIEUTENANT HORACE. r,
= DEVEREAUX, troop X, rough r
through arm. =,
JACOB PAUSTER, troop H, Sd cav y
Try. in head. ~
F. r. MDONALD. rough riders. In X
he head. al
WAGNER. company F, 18th in b,
antry. in the leg. al
CHARLES JOHNS. b, 4th b,
1fantry, hurt by bursting of a she'll. al
A. DORCUTT. company p, 18th in of
antry. in the arm. n
JACOB KUHLEN, I'd infantry. shot fs
vice on right OF chest and left leg. 10
e. II. EHRSTEIN, I'd ~nfantry