The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-04

Ienth cavalry.
SECOND LIEUTENANT SLUNNIS MI
CHE. Seventh infantry, son of Of Professor
Niche of West Point.
The wounded:
CAPTAIN M JEFFREY of the volun-
teers, shot through the hip.
ADJUTANT C. L. MILLS, adjutant gen.
eral Second brigade, cavalry division, shot
through head
LIEUTENANT COLONEL JOHN H.
PATTERSON, Twenty-second infantry.
MASON MITCHELL, Company r, rough
riders, right shoulder injured.
SERGEANT SAMUEL DEVON, arm
fractured.
TROOPER LONG, shot through the leg.
LIEUTENANT JOSEPH ARMSTRONG,
cavalry
CAPTAIN RODMAN, Twentieth in
fantry, neck and shoulders.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL HASKELL,
Seventeenth infantry.
CAPTAIN BLOXHAM, Sixth cavalry, in
the leg.
CAPTAIN BREECTON, Twenty-fourth
infantry, slightly wounded in left leg.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL WORTH.
CAPTAIN M'FARLANE, Eighteenth in
fantry, slightly in leg.
CAPTAIN DODGE, Twenty-fourth in
fantry.
LIEUTENANT TURMAN, Sixth in
fartry, fatally in spine.
LIEUTENANT ROBERTSON. Sixth in
fantry, below heart, in left leg, and right leg
fractured by the hard bullet.
LIEUTENANT PURDY, Sixth infantry,
through the thigh.
MAJOR MONT, Tenth cavalry, in the
groin.
LIEUTENANT sEABoRN, Eighth in
fantry.
LIEUTENANT WOOD, Ninth cavalry, in
the mouth.
E. J. CARROLL, Second Massachusetts.
B. BLACKMORE, Second Massachusetts,.
- REVERE. Second Massachusetts.
SHORT, Second Massachusetts.
FRED JUNSKE, Seventh infantry, in
head.
SERGEANT BITE, Battery A, Second ar
tillery.
SERGEANT CORNTIELD, Battery A,
Second artillery.
CORPORAL KEANE, Battery A, Second
artillery.
- BOOR, Battery A, Second artillery.
LIEUTENANT HORACE.
- DEVEREAUX, Troop K, rough rid
ers, through the arm.
JACOB PAUsTER. Troop H, Third cav
airy, in the head.
F. R. MCDONALD, rough riders, in the
head.
- WAGNER, Company F, Thirteenth
infantry, in the leg.
CHARLES JOHNS, Company B, Fourth
infantry, hurt by bursting shell.
A. DORCUTT, Sixteenth infantry, in the
arm.
E. H. ERNSTEINj Second infantry.
JACOB KUHLEN, Second infantry, shot
twice in the right chest and lief: leg.
E. F. THRO. in the throat.
JOHN BONNER, Third infantry, In the
right side.
CAPTAIN GEO. X. HUNTER. Third
cavalry, in right leg.
MAJOR H. w. VOSSELIAS, comma nding
Third cavalry, in theneck.
CAPTAIN GEORGE A. DODD, Third
cavalry, in the forehead.
FIRST LIEUTENANT o. D. MEYER,
Third cavalry, in the hip and groin.
FIRST LIEUT. ARTHUR THAYER,
Third cavalry, in right hip.
SECOND LIEUT.. j. T. CONRAD, Third
cavalry in the ankle.
infantry in left hip
CAPT. FARSEY, Sixth infantry, in the
leg.
CAPTAIN j. ]. BURTON, Twenty fourth
infantry, in left leg.
LIEUT.. W. c. SHORT, Sixth cavalry in
right arm and shoulder
LIEUT.. COL. HENRY CARROLL, com
manding First brigade cavalry division, shot
through both hips.
COL. C. A. WINTOFF, severely wound
ed, probably fatal.
CAPT. ]. B. KERR, Sixth cavalry, in
right arm
FIRST LIEUT. WOOD, Ninth cavalry, in
mouth.
C. AUGUSTUS BARTON, Troop e. Sixth
cavalry in right hand.
JOHN H. BUSS. Troop f, Sixth cavalry.
in right hand
CORPORAIl WINHALL, Troop 4, Sixth
cavalry In right shoulder and back
WIN. J. TURNER, Company e, Tenth
infantry, shot through.
VIM. A. Hustler. Company E, Seventy
fourth Indiana infantry, in breast
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Tenth caval-
ry, inside and wrist.
CAPT. GEORGE WALKER, Company
T., olXtn infantry, IN rlgnt leg.
PETER GERGNER, Company e, Fourth
infantry, in chest.
SECOND LIEUTENANT T. A. ROB-
ERTS, Tenth cavalry, through the stom-
ach.
FIRST LlEUTENANTM H. BARNUM,
adjutant Tenth cavalry, in left side.
w. T. CONROY, Ninth cavalry, struck by
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