Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-11
STRICKEN, orF1cERs..
List OF Those Killed, wounded or
Sick.

Santiago. giving list of the officers killed.
| wounded or sick up to July 0. The list as
corrected follows:
First Cavalry-Major Bell. wounded:
Major Fonce. killed: Capt. Kirk. wounded;
Lieut.. Mills. wounded; Lieut. Byrum.
wounded; Lieut.. Rivers, sick; Lieut.. SAILS
man, sick; Lieut.. Roberts, wounded.
Third Cavalry-Gen. Young, sick; Major
Vessels, wounded; Capt. Dodd, wounded /;
Capt. Hunter. wounded; Lieut.. Thayer.
wounded; Lieut.. Maude, sick; Lieut.. Myer,
wounded.
Sixth Cavalry-Col. Carroll. wounded;
Capt. Kerr, wounded; Capt. Stanton
wounded; Capt. Blockson, wounded Lieut..
Coles. sick: Lieut.. Short, wounded.
Seventh Cavalry-Lieut. Stone, sick; Capt.
Capron, killed.
Eighth Cavalry-Lieut. Mccoy. wounded.
Ninth Cavalry-Col. Hamilton killed ::
Capt. Stedman, killed: Capt. Taylor, wound
ed; Lieut.. Wood, wounded Lieut.. Ryan
wounded
Tenth Cavalry-Major Whit, wounded
Capt. Bigelow, wounded: Lieut. Shipp
killed; Lieut.. w. II. Smith, killed: Lieut.
Barnum, wounded; Lieutenant Willard,
wounded.
Second Infantry-Lieut Bennan. sick:
Lieut. Wells, wounded.
Fourth Infantry-Lieut Neayy. wound
ed; Lieut.: j; j. Bunard, killed; Lieut..
Hewes. killed.
Sixth Infantry-Col Egbert, wounded ::
Sdpt. " etierllI, Killed, Capt. Walker,
wounded; Capt. Torrey, wounded; Lieut.
toward. killed; Lieut.. Simons, wounded !;
Lieut. Furman, wounded: Lieut. Purdy
wounded; Lieut.. Gross, wounded; Lieut.
robertson, wounded.
Seventh Infantry-Col. Remain sick.
Col Carpenter. wounded; Major Corliss
wounded; Lieut.. Gussard, wounded: Lieut.
Wansboro, killed.
Eighth Infantry-Gen Van Horn sick.
Lieut. Perkins, sick: Lieut. Sergeant sick
Lieut. j. X. Seyburn, wounded
Ninth lnfantry-Lieut. Col. Ewers. wound
ed; Lieut.. Lewis, killed
twelfth Infantry-Capt. Haskell x-o,r5-
ed: Lieut. Dove. wounded
ienth lnfantry-Major Eskridge vound-
ca; capt. Lincoln. wounded; Can't. Drum
kilied; Capt. Duggan, wounded: Capt. Van,
yleet, wounded: Lieut.. Coons woundad.
Lieut. Saville, wounded.
Thirteenth Infantry-Cel Worth wound
eu, MAJOR Ellis, wounded; Capt Guthrie
wounded; Capt. Cavanaugh, wounded: Cant
OIL ~ aEuie, Killed; Capt. Gilman, sick: Lieut.
"A Is. scott, killed; Lieut.. Slater killed
Sixteenth Infantry-Capt. Morrison kill
eu; capt. Woodbury.. wounded; Capt For
lshd, wounded; Capt. Lassiter, wounded.
apr, Lorely, wounded; Capt. Spence
Seventeenth Infantry-Colonel Haskiu
wounded; Lieut. Dickinson, killed; Lieut.
Lichee, killed.
twentieth Infantry-General Hawkins
Moon, wounded
Twenty-fifth Infantry-Capt. Edwards
wounded; Lieut. McCorkle, killed: Lent
kensman, wounded.
Twenty-tirst Infantry-Col McGibbon.
wounded; Major Coe, sick
Twenty-second Infantry-Col. Wikoff. kill
eo' Col. Patterson, wounded; Capt Critten-
den, killed; Capt. Mosher. wounded. Cant
Jones, wounded; Lieut.. Pattern, sick; Lieut.
godfrey, wounded; Lieut.. Vessel, wounded.
Captain Lewis, sick; Lieut. Stone. sick.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Col. Liscomb.
wounded; Capt. Brendan, wounded; Can't.
Ducat, wounded; Lieut.. Butt, wounded;
Lieut.. Lyon, wounded; Lieut. Lanes,
wounded: Lieut.. Gurnen. killed; LIEUT.. Au-
gustin, killed; Lieut.. Welsh, sick: Lieut..
Miller, sick
Killed, "a; wounded, II; sick, 81; total,
122.
Killed. ID Brigade, 10th Cavalry First
Lieut.. VIM. H. Smith. First Lieut.. VIM E.
s. Happ, Corpl. William F. Johnston, Troop
B; Private John Smoot, Troop A; Private
John d. Dodson. Troop C: Private George
Stoyell, Troop D, and Private VIM. Il.
Slaughter, Troop NJ
First Cavalry = Maj A G. Forbe and
Sergt. Henry Anderson, Troop A; Sergt Mi
ehael McGarten, Troop B; Corpl- VIM. A.
Pixton, Troop d; Sergt. William Smith,
Troop D; Corpl. Fred Landmark, Troop d,
and the following privates: Edward L. Del
bridge, Charles ID. Jacobs, j. r. Edwards,
Adam, Gumb Richard L. Lundar and Mel
vim Ray of Troop 1.
First Volunteers: Troop A-Corpl O'Neill
and Pfivates Frederick Champlin, Lewis
Reynolds, James Boyle and C. D. larry.
First Volunteers: Troop B-Capt. G. K.
Hall and Privates John Sweatman, K. Nor
ton. Dave Logue and Ray L. Cushin.
First Volunteers: Troop E. Privates
Henry c. Greene and John f. Robinson.
First Volunteers: Troop k-Sergt. Henry
II. Haywood and Private Harold W. Lad
ley.
First Volunteers: Caprin's Troop - Pri-
Yates Milo Hendricks and William Cato.
Wounded, 10th Cavalry:
Maj. 7. ]. Went, in leg.
Lieut.. NJ. II. Barnum, adjutant general,
right hip.
Capt John Bigelow.
First Lieut.. R. l. Livermora, slightly.
First Lieut.. E. d. Anderson, slightly
Lieut.. F. R. Mccoy, severely.
Second Lieut. H. o. Willard, left knee.
Second Lieut.. II. C. White, in the head,
slightly.
Second Lieut.. T. A Roberts. severely.
Troop A-Sergt. Smith johnson, Corpl.
Jos. A. Mitchell, Trumperer Nathan Wyatt
and Privates VIM. A. Cooper, Benjamin
Franklin, Wylie. Hipseher, Richard James,
Robert II. Lee, Daniel Blue, Luther N
Gould and VIM. H. Brown.
Troop B-Privates John Brim, VIM. Greg
DRY, Peter Sanders.
Troop C-First Sergt. Adam Houston,
Serst Walker Johnston, Sergt Edward
Lane and Privates John Brown, VIM. Mat
thews. Lewis Marshall, Benz. F. Gaskins,
Frank Rudgely and BeEj. +. Tyler.
Troop D-Sergeant George Dyals, Ser
geant William Hatcher and Privates ]. II.
Campbell, Frederick Shockeley,; Wade
Blodsoe, Henry Fearn, Henry d. Sturgis,
William Tyler, James +. Taylor and Trum-
peter Sprague Simms.
Troop E-Sergeant John J. Taylor Ser
geant William Payne, Blacksmith Lewis l..
Anderson and Priyates Henry MacCor-
mack, Gilmore, Givens. lilly and Brown.
Troop F-Sergeant Amos Elliston, Ser
geant Frank Rankin, Corporal Allen Jones.
Blacksmith Charles Robertson and Privates
Ison Taylor, John Watson and West.
Troop G-Corporal w. Wright and Pri-
Yates Charles Arthur, John Brooks, Charles
Hopkins. John Arnold, Joseph Williams
and Samuel T. Minert.
Troop First Sergeant Robert Mill
brown, Sergeant A. G.. Gukher and Privates
Frank Bennett, Thornton BoreIy, Thomas
H. Hardly, Wohley, Jones. Houston and
Riddle.
Wounded, LIST Cayalry-First Lieut.. A. l.
Mills, adjutant ger eral.
Troop A-Sergeant Frank Robinson and
Privates Louis Bertsey. Martin L. Robin
son, David Ruhl and Frank b. Vital.
Troop B-Sergeant Jacob Tolin, Corporal
James Richie and Privates Charles
Schwartz, William E. Allen, Lee Rogers.
Ralph E. Baker, Gideon o. Dolmage.
Charles f GallIIp RSctur w. MallOn.